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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-12
DAILY SILVER STATE.
Gold closed in New York Monday

Gold closed in New York Monday
at Ja67<.
Legal tenders quiet at S514a buying
'864 selling.
- Ihe LYON Mill and Mining Co.
have declared a dividend of fifty cents
per share, payable on the 9th of No
vember.
The Baltic Consolidated Mining Com
many have levied an assessment often
cents per share, delinquent November
18th.
A proposition to increase the capital
stock of the Sutro Mining Company
from 50, 400, coo to SO, coo, 900 will be
decided on the 18th of November.
Four illicit stills and contrabard ma
terial valued at SIS, 900 were seized in
Brooklyn Saturday.
The English steamer Biscay, belong
ing at Newcastle, stranded of Jutland
while on her voyage from Cronstadt to
Bremen Haven. Eleven persons were
drowned.
4he London Daily Telegraph has a
special stating that Servia and Turkey
have agreed to withdraw their troops
from the frontier.
The Prince of Wales left London
last evening for India.
Italy will take part in the Centennial
.ane appoint committee OF resident
Italians. The Pope will send two mo-
-saics of the Madonna and st. Agnes.
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A Ill PERSONS KNOWING THE,fspr vrs
"a to be indebted to the n,aars,il,s,' sEs
requested to call on him immedatslS s,'s are
1is up by attending to this matter ,h anu se,
savE TROUBLE and EXPENSE ms wiz
70 close up my business and remove 70 want want
parts. All accounts not settled for,h v.ner
collection. 4h THoA,f.es an onlcer for
on'onViiie' Sept. IS. l875.sepl7.lm
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MORE LIGHr.-We are requested to
call the attention Of the persons engag-
ed in arranging the Pavilion at the
Courtroom, to the fact that. ordinarily
said room Is dimly lighted, the chandl-
Tiers, now in the room. not being SUM-
cient to light it as brilliantly as 1t ought
to be for the exhibition. 1t has aiSo
been suggested that more lamps be
procured and so arranged in the room
as to light up every part OF it. I'm
doubtedly the managers int end to have
the room properly ligb' led as it adds
much to the appearap ce of articles on
exhibition. &c.,
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TgE immense sale Of ao,o,, uonor
of Horehound and J. a ,iaio 49, iae. 10y
people consider it the Oo ONLY iv"l sn rre
renleuy ,O' =" .gts and colds and all
puinonnnt seP.ses. Sold by all drug
sls1s. .es 1oothache Drops cure in
ofa0 i'' ute. ocGt6
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CENTENNIU. SPECIMENS. - Z. W.
Johnson g. Co., received yesterday
from the north eleven boxes of Speci-
mems, collected by Professor Donald
son for exhibition at the Centennial.
the boxes average about 200 pounds
each, and undoubtedly contain many
fine gold and silver bearing specimens.
Seven of them are from South Mount
ain and four from Silver City.
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Postponement.

HNHE DAY FOR DECIDING STOCK DE.
n lnquent ON above assessment is hereby
p ,2 until MONDAY, the EIGHT DAy
un,,, NV yI EMbEn' 1910. and the sale thereof
NoFEMBEB, 1873, at the same bonr ..,s
place. BY order OF the Board Of Directors "A'
WIN. II. WATSON, secrstarv
San francisco, october 7, 1875.
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tt Ell { G r A p Ill C.
rspECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE.
NEW YonRkn,, oct. IL.

.Ct6 New York, Oct. H. ,
Let the Ohio election 60 on to-day
as it may, imitation IS dead as
practical issue in our politics and it
has become of little consequence
whether Allen is reelected or not.
The Herald editorially Reviewing the
prospects of the election to-day
says the effect of the Ohio platform
has been to enlist the Republican party
feeling on the side of the hard Money
question. Within the last ten days
the Ohio Democrats bave essentially
changed their position, and now they
are morally contractionists and not
inhationists.
BEooKLYN, Oct. u.
The members If the Beecher Jury
have presented a petition to the Kings
county Board of Supervisors asking
for their extra allowance of five dollars
o day.
New YORK, Oct. IL,
A letter from Stanley, the explc .er
dated Victoria Nyanzy, Africa, March
l, 1875, is published to-day, giving an
interesting account of his 103 DAYS Jour
ney across the wilds OF th4 African in
terror. During the journ ey from Baga.
NIGGA to Kagohyi may of the party
| died from fatigue, famine, dysentery
and fever.
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THANKs to the officers of the Hum
boldt Agricultural, Mining and Mechan-
lcal Society for a complimentary ticket
to the Fair. The ticket bears on its
face Second Annual Fair" bat we
take it for granted that it means the
third, and shall act accordingly.
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AN accident befell the Silver CITY
Avalanche" last week. The cylin-
der press on which the paper has been
worked broke down, and the "Ava-
ianche." pending repairs to the press,
is reduced to about one-sixth it's usual
size. 1t will be all right again in a
few days.
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EMrGRANTs. A String of emigrant
cars as long as the moral law and as
iull OF men, women and children as an
egg is of meat, passed here last evening.
There were about 325 persons, all told,
on the train.
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Sheriff'S Sale.

pYYIRTUE. OF AN EXECUTION, issued out
NJ OF the District Court OF the Foarth Ju-
dlcial District, in and for the county OF hum.
boIdt, State OF Nevada, on the ninth day OF
October A. D.. 1875, and 10 me directed and
delivered, for q Judgment recovered III said
Court, ON the ninth day Of October, A. ID.
1879, in favor of l.. Goldberg. A. Goldberg and
>. Casklll, doing business as partners under
the firm name and style of Goldberg and Co,
Plaintiff, and against L. Cohen, Defendant,
Tor the sum Of eleven hundred aud fourteen
Isl, oo) dollars United States currency
with interest ON ten hNndred and ninety-eight
and twenty-five one huAdredth Isl .UyS z5-l0o)
dollars Ut the rate Of 2 per cent per month. in
United States currency, from this ninth day OF
October, 1915. till paid, together with costs
ana dlsbursemenis, amounting 10 the sum OF
nity-elght aud seventy-hye one huuredtiI
(S5o 75-looI dollars, United States gold coin.
and accrulng costs, l have Oh this, the eleventh
day OF OctoLer, A. d. 1915, levied on and taken
in execution the following described personal
property, To vii 63 pairs of boots, ~ pairs
OF SHOES, 10 caps. $40 undershirts and drawers.
200 pairs OF socks, valises, ~ Oyerhalls, 10
Jumpers, ii white shirts, IS handkerchicts. 8
pairs OF suspenders, 81 ladies hats, 4J coats
loI pairs OF pants, 45 vests, 2i3 hats. l27
boxes OF paper collars, lamps, l shirt,
tables looking glass, boxes lamp powders,
l boot rasp, feather brush, . lamp hangers. /
lamp bracket
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that on MON.
DAY, THE EIGHT LENTH DAY or OCrO-
Der, A. ID. 1873, between the hours OF nine
o CLOCK III the morning and five o'clock in the
AFTERNOON, VIZ: at one o'clock p. NJ, in front OF
Levy Co. : store, in the town OF Winnemuc-
CT, Humbolas county. Nevada. | win sell NJ
public auction, all the right, title and inter
est OF said defendant, l.. Cohen for sufficient
thereof to satisfy said judgment, cost and ac-
cruiDg cost of, in and to the above described
to the highest bidder for cash. TO
satisfy said execution, costs and accruing
costs.
RICHARD NASH, .a~
Sheriff of Humboldt County.
By NJ. Is. HAYES, Deputy.
Winnemucca, October 18th, A. d. 1875.
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!. hAGsDALE's COLUMN Attention is
Greeted to j. G. Ragsdale's column, in
.his issue. Among other things adver-
used for sale by him is the Patent bed
pug proof spring mattress, a real lux.
ury n this country where tho bugs
nave been having it all their own way
for years.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
C., CNENoWE'rH,
County School Sup @ihten-
dent, Real Estate Agent
and Notary Public.

n I
Corner Bridge and Third SITS. Winnemsc'
ca, Nevada.
PRINTED MATTER Of all kinds furnished
or procured at publishers retail rates
Keeps on hand general assortment OF
chand;se consisting in part Of Blahk, Ier-
orand,lm. school and Miscellaneous dem-
Secretary Fixtures. Hotel Register BOOKS
Printers Cards, Playing ga
Games, Combs, Thread DIS,
Pins, Buttvns, Pap .Seedles,
French Candies. u Collars,
Linen HandkcchF ,cissors. Cuffs,
Bosom ana Collar Butt ), Sleeve Buttons
perfumeries, Toilet @ ms, Shaving Tools,
Brushes Of all kinds. Jods, Shoe Backing,
Coal Oil, Soaps, TO Jacks Matches, Candles.
etc, ETC., etc. ,acco, Pipes, Cigars Nuts,
Thanking she
liberal share public for past patronage. u
fatnre. OF the same is solicited for the
Winner
yucca, Oct. 5, 1873.
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CATTLE SHIPPED Smith & Nam
and Col. Hardin, shipped fourteen
loads of fat cattle from this str
San Francisco, last night.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Carpenter shop.

7" B. KELLY HAS OPENED A CAR.
W. penter Shop on Bridge street, oppo-
site Purdin & Woods, Winnemucca. General
jobbing and tpholstering. Paper hanging
specially. Orders promptly attendedto.
". u. KELLEY.
Winnemucca, October II, 1875. If
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COnOwinsO Items.

Messrs. Bell and Green still employ quite
number of laborers in dam building here.
There are several petitions going the
rounds in the Eight District, for and
against license to sell liquor Hope the
Grand Jury may weigh the matter we'll
before giving their decision.
Our village was the scene Of excitement
about noon on Thursday, the 25th ultimo.
Mr.. w. r. Stouch, of the firm of Stouch
& Oswald, York, Pa, while going up the
hill north of this place, broke the axle of
his carriage, and at the same time both
springs, leaving the body of the carriage
lying in the road. The horses took fright,
running down hill, through Conowingo
creek bridge; thence through Mrs Moore's
yard, breaking down two fences and a
grape arbor. About that time quite
crowd had collected and succeeded in stop
ping the runaways. The wagon was broken
in pieces. No one hurt. The same day
the stage broke down near here.
There has been several ice gorges in the
river near here. At present the channel is
open as far up and down as person can
see. River rising. SNAIX.
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leave the nice young man she was talking
to, and she hadn't on the new dress, and
she declined, but finally went up.
"The Model has read, now there goes
her fighting Assistant exclaimed an ILL
natured youth behind me.
The good-natured artist of the town, a
really genial and accomplished gentleman,
and the embryo prima donna of the town,
sang some fine Duets. The prima donna
also performed on the organ in the after
Moons, but not syllable of what she was
saying could one in the audience under
stand.
When we went home Sue asked me to go
with her to the Catholic church in the
morning at six o'clock. OF course | was
too gallant to decline, but sadly regretted
my morning nap and rejoiced that | was
not a Catholic.
Poor little Sue owned that she was so
tired she wished we could go home in the
next train; and thought Of the cosy little
parlor at Woodbine, and decided that we
would GO SO on the early train we left
the tiourishing town, with one dark dlngy
hotel, one rich man, one conservatory, one
grand church. In fact, in the clouds and
fogs of that dreary morning we must be
excused for calling it a one horse town.
But seated here i'll the parlor at Woodbne,
beside gentle cousin Sue, think, locking
back over the past week, everybody had
good time and am not sorry that | went.
COUSIN JIM
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The stomach has been well named royal organ"
it sways and controls the entire system, every
gland tissue and nerve sympathizing with it the
servants of a prince sympathize with their MASTER
Each one of them and sustained By it-even the
brain itself the center Of sensation, is absolutely de-
pended upon it for sustenanee. Consequently when
the stomach fails perform it. allmportant Office the
subordinate organs also faltcr in their duty. The
reason why Hostetters Stomach Bitters have such n
wondrousy beneficial effect upon the general health,
and are such reliable preventive of disease, is that
they speedily overcome weakness disorders of the
stomach and thus insure complete nourshment of the
entire system and beautiful performance of its various
functions Unlike those stimuants whose alcoholic
spiruous basis of these Btters ch is of the purest
e,criptio holds solution herbal alternatives and
invgorans which a foremost rank has been assigned
in materia medea. But it is not alone the fact that
these sovereign botanic elements enter into the
position of the Bitters that constitutes them such
benign tonic and corrective, but also that they
happily combined that the full effect of each
upon the disord, red or debtaed system. The diges
tive and secretive organs the first to experience
their bencccnt operation, which extends, by syupa-
influence thus exerted is fruitful of those great sanitary
results which have built up the reputation of this
truly national medicine.
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MARRIED..

TRIM -BOTHELL.-On Feb. 25th,
1875, by Rev. T. l.. Tomkinson. at the
residence of the brides parents, WM. M.
TRIMBLE and JANE A. BoTHELL, both
of this county.
YOCUM-KENNEDY.-At the residence
of the brides parents, New London,
Chester county, Pa, on February 23rd,
by the brides father, Rev. VIM. Ken.
needy, JOSEPH Ii. YoCUM, of Philadel-
phia, and SADIE l.. KENNEDY.
the NJ. f.
Parsonage. Rising Sun, Md, on the end
inst, by Rev. John D. Kemp, JOHN w.
JACKSON and HANNAH r. JACKSON, both
of this county.
HARLAN-RUTTER. Feb. 25th, in
Oxford, Pa, by the Rev. B. T. String.
JOSEPH G. HARLAN, and ADDIE RUTTER,
both of Cecil county.
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Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR.-The market continues fairly ac-
tive and firm in tone. Howard Street fine
1910; Western extra 81 7jGJ; do. family
$5.25(G5.50; Patapsco family S.; do. extra
$50.
WHEAT.-No. Western red 81 17I;
mixed amber $1.1St; Pennsylvania red at
81. 20.
CoRN.-There was better feeling in the
market, and more demand for Western.
Western steamer 79c.; do. mixed 79Gs79t
cents.
OATS. market continues steady
Western 65 cents for mixed and 66 cents
for bright, and southern GS,ts70 cents.
RYE-1s dull and heavy. Sales at SIG
1.O2 for good to prime.
SEEDs.-rhe market is quiet but steady.
Maryland and Pennsylvania 9tG10! cents:
Western 1149lll cents; Timothy steady
at So S0Gt3 per hushcl.
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Cousin Jim ut the Teachers Institute.
WooDB1NE COTTAGE, Feb. 90, 1915.

WooDBINE COTTAGE, Feb. 90, 1875.
EDITOR OF CECIL WHIG:--Of course you
don't know Cousin jim Well, he's a real
nice young man, and is visiting at our house
from the Blue Grass region of Kentucky,
and he has written the following home to
his paper, The .SnodcHle Piper, which l
coaxed him out of copy of for The Wing.
"Oh wad some power the giftie 81 u.s. &c.
COUSIN SUE.
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Philadelphia Markets.

Cloverseed rather quiet; small sales at
9G10c. for Pennsylvania; 1lG113c. for
Western. Timothy and Flaxseed unalter-
ed.-Flour.- isconsin and Minnesota
family at S5G5,50; Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio do. s. 25(G5.7j, and high grades
Sc. 25QG7.50 Rye flour At "a 75.---W Wheat
tirmer under a sharp demand; red 81 GOA
80; amber $1.23Gl.2S. and white 81 %
@1.32.-Rye sells at 95 cents.-CoIn
yellow Soc; white Sic; mixed Western
S04c.-Oats much wanted: sales of white
67@6sc., aid mixed at 66g665 cents.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county, letters of Administration on the personal
estate of UElTI DUKE
late of said county deceased All persons having cls
trant the said deceased hcrch1 warned t, exhibit
the zane, with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 18th day of +, htuary, 1876;
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit
Il said estate All persons indebted to said are
requested to make immediate payment II the suhscr-
h"r Given under my hand this eth day of February.
1875. JAS T. McClLInlTGU
Administrator of lletty Duke decd.
rest-RruBES d. LAMAR, Register.
Feb 81 lS15-6y
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The Fish Law.

SECTION 8. No person shall place in the
head waters of the Chesapeake Bay or in
the Susquehanna, Elk, Bohemia, North
East or Sassafras rivers, or in any of their
tributaries, any stakes, piles or other thing
for the purpose of attaching senes or nets
thereto with the view of taking shad or fish
of any description.
SECTION 5. Any person violating either
of the two preceding sections shall forfeit
the seine or nets attached as aforesaid, and
the boats or materials used for fishing the
same; and shall also for each offense pay a
fine Of $50.
The fine shall be recovered before JUS
tice of the Peace. One-h of the pro-
ceeds, after paying expenses, shall 60 to the
Constable or Sheriff making the seizure,
and the other half to the informant.
Section of the above law. which con-
tanned some special provisions in favor of
citizens of the State, has been repealed.
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Notice to Creditors.

This 10 to give notice. that tho subscriber of Cecil
county. hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
cunty letters OF Administration the personal estate
Of MARGARET ANN NESBlTT
ate of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby to exhibit
the ZANE, with the vouchers thereof duly
On or before the 18th day Of January 1876;
they may otherwise 10y law lie excluded from all benefit
If said estate. All persons indebted to said
requested to MAKE immediate payment to the subscr-
Scr. Given under my hand, this 10th day of January
1915. TUOS t. BOND
Administrator of Margaret Ann Nesbitt decd
Test-RLrnEs D. JANAK Register.
Jan 80 IST5-Gv
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NOTICE.

MoNTILIoN BROWN AND EDWARD H. BROWN,
Executors Of Mcntilion Brown
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county.
ORDERED, This second day Of February in the year
eighteen hundred and seventy five that the sale made
and reported by Mnntilion Brown and Edward H.
Brown. Executors Of Moution Brown, deceased, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown before the 9th day Of Apr
next provided, copy of this Order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county week for
one month before the 9th day Of March
The Report states the amount of sales be $4,000
r. D. LAMAR, Register.
True copy; test, r. D. LAMAR,
Feb D, lSI5-lm Register.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

The DWELLING HOUSE and necessary out
- buildings and Garden. Al Pivot Bridge, Md.
ezaE now occupied by Mr. C. \. Prize
I4 SAML. THOMPSON.
teb D. lS75-tf
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Chr0mOs and Tea.-Pictures used to be

ChrOmOs and Tea.-Pictures used to be,
and not far in the past, rarely found except
in the homes of the wealthy. But all this
is changed and every tea drinker may
decorate the bare walls of the breakfast
room with the works of the great masters,
SO we'll initiated in the modern chrome,
that only critic can discriminate between
the original and the chrome copy. At the
GLASS FRONT a fine chrome of landscape
or other painting framed and ready for
hanging up, is given to the purchaser of a
pound of tea, either Imperial, Japan or
Oolong. These chromos are of three sizes,
the larger sizes being given with the two
and three pound purchases. A few years
ago oil paintings of no more artistic merit
would have cost from $40 to $50.
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THE HOME SCHOOL.

The Spring Session Of THE HOME SCHOOL will
commence March LIST, 1915 For Terms address
MRS. C. ". NORRIS JR
Feb 20, ls75-3w Ektop Md
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.
IS e l &C., 10

The subscriber intending reliquish farming, will
sell. without reserve. his residence, the road
between North Las; and Zion mile from the latter
place
Tuesday, March the 9th, 1875,
al II clock sharp, the following Farm Stock and
other Personal Property, to-wit:
1 Mare, years old. sound aud gentle; pair OF
Mules. well-matchcl, w"iI-bTokru ard will work
anywhere.
seven HEAD OF COWS.
o: them fresh and all will be soon: good stock
bred Attorneys
Farming irnpIcnents:
twu-,ors" Wagon, / "a Cart froitag Wagons,
Shftih- top iiueGy. ! beart,ru Wagon S-~ York
h,ap.ng Machine, EutdIck Mower. new la. hsryCst}
Wheeler t'rrl "rs" Thr"shin Machine. original Van
"I'lH Gran Fan. in good ori3r., l Novelty Horse
Rake tnrw last harvest. S:.ioris Wheeled turator.
'f"w- Hanl CGiiivotprS.2 Htrraws. q SQUARE and
Lrnwns pal. mt I!arp"3m Hay F"rS. Cornsncllrr
OK ks. ShoNels. E,k-s Hoes Forks. M,ttuch, &c.
HARNESS = - i Stage Itrf.es- Lead Harness,
srIs Single Harness. Collars, Hridles Lines Head
X IL and Lad Lin" Choke Si:rye sets Fly N,ts, &c
MiSCELL'H.'Us-Ipt Of Butcher Tools. ElncK AMI
Tackle, &c: 1T u: seamless Grain Eags: of Ice
Cream fihtur's Euh,. Can &c, all good order:
donb" barrel cam. with Shot Pouch aud Power Flask
The half pi . acre, nf " il at ia the around.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of Ten iunrs am
under. cash; all sums that amount, credit Of
tight n"itlIs will be given. the purchaser giving Note
payable at hsir- Sun B.nkiug House On all credit
bills discount Of Per ce:t VIII be allowed for cash.
GEO. W. CAMERON.
Feb -, lSIj-2w* :. BURNS, Auctioneer.
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NOTICES, dc.
:" a NTED

\ MARRIED MAN to occupy house, and work on
a farm Cherry Hill, by the year Wages paid
monthly. Apply TO FRANCIS GREEN
Feb 81, 1S75-3w on the premises
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The School Commissioners Of ''ec county will meet
at their Office in Ektpn Tor the TRANSACTION IF current
School business, the SECOND TUESDAY If each
ani every month JOHN SQuIER,
Hht .. ih'+-t