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The Euena Ventura Copper a nd Silver
Mining Co.
N-oyICE HtHtHY OWN THAT

N~OTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY =. FITCH, one Of :lc co-ow1tr rs
of tn. mining claims located and owned 10y the
BEoua Ventura Copper ard Silver NlE!nS 90. III
the Genoa Mining District, Douglas county
state Of Nevada has expended in the year A. II.
1874 uIon sgid claims. for labor snd either ne
ce.sary expenditures, the sum Of ore hundred
and fifteen dollar III United States gold com IN
accordance with the Act of Congress, @ntltltd
AN Act to Promote the DEVELOPMENT Of the
mining resources Of the United States, sp-
proved May 1ath. A. d. 1872: and That the CO.
Owre.s with said Fitch are required to contfl-
butte their proportion OF the said expenditures
nsmely: You, NJ. L. Vim. the sum of ~ cents;
YOU, Robert d. Hopkins. the sum uf A. cents;
YOU Thomas H Blythe. th. sum Of 40 cents;
you. A. L. Flint. :ho sum OF A. cents: you, Lu-
Glen Herman. the sum of - cents: you, Charles
A. Haekins, ths sum OF i5 cents: You, John IL
Hatch the sum Of 4S cents: you. IN. admInlstrs-
tor, executor or legal rcpresenth.lv" OF Joseph
Rasettee, deceased, the sum OF - centt: you,
Lyman b. Roe, the sum Of - cents: yoa. Joseph
H. Aathevsori. the sum Of As cents: you, Corne-
liu. ] luton the sum Of A. cents; you, .. l.
wheatOl, the sum Of 45 centa; you. T.. Y. heI-
logg. the sum Of As cents. you. Jacob Redston.
the SUN Of A. cents; you. Ellas Ethe1ldee, the
sum OF ~ ceIts; you. Robert Merrill the s'lnl VI
81 IS cents: you. Samuel Ambrose. tn" sum Oh
81 20 you savoy W Collins. the sum of 81 Is:
you bartholomew Cnnty. the sum Of - cents:
YOU Nellie Hastings, the sum OF il cents: you,
Eveliue Hastings. the sum of 81 cents: you,
Isaac NJ Merrill the sum Of 81 ~: you. the Ad
ministratOr. executor. or legal reprcst natives
Of II. q. Gaylord, deceased the sum az - cents;
Won. the administrator, executor. or legal r-l-
resentatives of John Tothill, Deceased. the
sum oi IS cents; ION, the admins rator. cxtcu-
tor. or legal representatives, ~ cctavian Hoo-s,
l., c3std The suIl q; - cents you the admlhls-
traitor executor. or legal rtIrt sentative OF jos.
d. BALDWIN, deceased: the su,a uf - te; You,
tie admins. ratcr. Executor, or LEGAL REPRESENTA-
Z. t,f,uspG
- sp-an i'll the gold and silver coin Of the
uItctI states: and il at the eNplrationo OF 30 days
sttsr TIE publication OF TINS notice You, or
either Of you. fail or refuse to contribute such
prorcrtion, a. is due, upon your several shares
and make payment II the sums herein publish
ri. IL the undersigned, the interest Of the del
lruu-rt pLrties il The said nnnlGI claim and
,,r,Itrty shall aa! VIII become tie property OF
the gLyd, who has made the required eA-
tE Iturts.
san Francisco, f, bruA-y 10TH. is7j.
HENRY :. FITCH,
rs c !'iorn.a 81, Room >.
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NOTICE.
Rio Iistu silver and Copper Mining
Compnny.


0CATIoS OF WORKS. GENOA
4 Mining District, Nevada.-Notic" is hereby
eiyrn. that HFNEN :. FITCH. ont of the CO.
Owners of the, II in Dg claims located and OWL
ed 10y the Rio Vista SILVER au1 Copper Mining
CO. in Genoa Mining District Douglas county.
SeTaGa. las eNp' need il the year y. D. - :,
uTcr said cls4u's. fer la!"r and Cthtr Ic't S-'ry
,yI.rG!trrt- ~. sum "f tl'rce hundred aEd
sixty dollars liz IBifod STAT gold coin. i'll ac-
curt!auce with tl,r Act y: Congress. entitled An
Act 10 rIuI4yte the GrV, Icpeus Cut Of the mining
RS 1.Fcts ut Ike luit-; states, approved Nay
10 4 H. IAI2. Md that tn t5a-uvIlt IL with sad
Fitch are required to contribute their proportion
II the said Expenditures. namely: You. Robert
i. HOPKINS, the sum Of - &c; Won, Peter W.
Randle the sum Of 81 e: yon. Simon I. Walsh,
the sum Of 81 81: you. JOSEF Il :. Carrie. th"suni
Of 81 20: sou. Charlie. \. HashiIs. the sum Ct
Of 81 20: you, Thomas II. Blythe, the sum Of
81 90: yuu Cornelius J. Eaton. the sum Of 81 ~
you. William T. FAX. the sum Of Il 90; you,
Savorv W. Collins. the sum Of S!4 40: You. e. j..
Wheaton. the sum Of - A.: yen. John q. hatch
the sum of 81 80: yen. L. o. Kellogg. the srn Of
81 Il: ycu. Iucien Herman. thu sum OF 81 -:
Won Abel Wade and II. B. Potter. the sum 81
81 -: you. the administrator. executor, or legal
representatives, OF John Tothill. deceased. III"
sum of 81 A.: you. the administrator. executor.
or legal representatives OF Charles J.. Fitch. de
ceased. the sum of SIS %: you. tho administr"-
tor. executor. or legal representatives
Of Octavian Hogs, deceased, the SUM
Of 81 A.: YOU, the administrator. oX-
ecutnr. or legal representatives, Of George
". NickerSOn, ieceas"d, the sum Of 81 ~; you,
the administrator. executor, or legal representa-
tiyts Of Joseph Rasettcc deceased. the sum Of
81 45-all in the gold and silver solr"t the
United states: and if at the expiration of ninety
DAYS after the publication Of this notice. ydu
or either of you, fail refuse To contribute such
proportion upon your several shares. and MAKE
payment to tae undersigned. til" interest OF the
delinquent parties in the said mining claim ana
property shall and will become the property If
the undersigned who has made the required *
penditureS.
san Frsu,isco FeSrusry 10. 1875.
HENRY :. FITCH.
$50 California St Room
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NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENsARY
62:s k-arny stree

sal francisco. Established in 1854 fcr the
trestinent of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
81 Gouorrhea, Gleet, structure, syphilis in all
it, forms, Seminal Weakness. Imp.teuey, etc
Skin diseases OF years standing and liberated
LEGS succe sSfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands Of Iersons. both male
and female, there who are suferlng cut 4
miserable existence from the effects OF secret
dulgcIc.s. i.,--lI -irus absorbed into the sys-
ten. Look at lncir pallii. v-Nac!a:s1 and dis
figured faces and their hruken-down coI-stl;u-
tion>, disqualifyInS them for til. happiness Of
marriage or the enjoyment of life. In this
horrie situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let parents, guardians,
fri snds. stteud to those who suffering with
Any Of these horrible, life-d.stroyiug malStlies
see that they are cared for and cured before it
be too late. Send them Immediately to DE-.
GIBBoN, physician who has made private
diseases his especial study ioc years. and who IL
certain TO cure the most inret.rste case, without
mercury or any injuriousdrugs
Sensina; Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence OF self
abuse: This solitary vice, or derrased sexual
indul yence. is practic.d by the Youth OF both
se1es to an almost unlimited extent. producing
with unerrinS certainty, the following train of
morbid symptoms, unless coInbated by hcienti-
hc medical measures, viz: Ssllo@ counteD-
ance, dark spots under the eyer, pain i'll the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the ru.tlin2
of leaves and rafting Of chsriots, unessiness
about the loins. weakness of the limbs. sonfH-
-ed VISION blunted intellect. loss Of confidence,
difideEce in approaching stranger q dislike to
form new acquaintance. disposition Ia shun
society, loss Of memory, hectic riushes, pimples
snd various ,ruptioEs sb"nt tie faces. furrt-!
tongue, fefid breath, coughs, consumption
night swests mCnomsls aud fregu.I insanity
II relief be not obtained, should apply imme-
siately either III person or by letter, and have
cure effected by his new and scientific mode t.:
trtatin. this dis, as.. which never Tails OF Il
feCting quick and radical cure.
CURED At NOME.
Persons II a distance may bc CURED AT
HOME, by adGressings letter to DIR. GIBBON,
stating ease, symptoms, length OF time the dis
eas.. las continued, and have medicine prompt.
ly forwarded. free from damage and curiosity,
to any part II the county, with full and plain
directions. by Inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
registered letter. through The Pustuthce ~
through Wells. Fargo X Co: a package OF IneIi.
cine Will he forwarded 20 any part Of the mon.
Correspondents viii please inform DR.. rihboI.
that they read his advertisement ts III lie AFPEAL
Address, DIR. j. r. GIERcN
i-,.i-1y Box 49,. Francisco.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!

lyg-Iy
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cures C'tarcrte FIST and second stage. eclca III
thu. Legs or Icdy: Sore Ears. Ives. Nose, &c,
Copt,e:-colorcd Elotch,s syp!4ilitic Catarrl,
Disease Scalr, and all primary ferns ct the
disease known as Syphilis. liicc, - Ter bottle
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NOT ICE.

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Sal francisco. tsts bhshed in ls5i, fcr th'
treatment of Sexual and Seminal Disea ses srcl
u Gonorrhea, Olee;, Structure, syphilis in al
it, forms, Seminal Weakness. ImpsteIey, etc
Skin diseases OF years standing and Ulcerste,
Les suCCe sSfully treated.
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NHWAEK
LAND COMPANY,
san Trz..,.>,o FAY, A,sl;.rH q. T.. California.
TILL Z, r:gct- i-.ccIloi2,.d.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY Is uDw a.
S'.Esin- al=pa; The Guarantee }uId paid III.
Tbs t0,nTary will II irrpar'i IN Aargh to
TAX $ t-' F'ITi, T.. steamboat and -lIirrat to
tsC " towns =u.i Lands II orc ,Nc1TsicH WhiCh
ril; b. sdEer.lsgC- tiy reference 10 IN, Coast
- -vzy Chart il VIII '1s seen that 1t Putr,.O
p,Ins II iron; Al newark. the deep Mater cam.s
all the way through the char / from the PaCi-
H. with -he a.. L. H. L. TJ4nni in direct line
ti.:push L.yeinCre Pas EIsl ~ this Tie con
E-,-:ing point between all Tarts of the United
y. 4.r-s a-.st 10y deem water to all parts Of the
-iDl's arc the ~ attest ma LusscJGriuS point ON
N Day 81 sIn f-ancisco-pienty Ct water, good
climate. .1si.cat -Sii and easy ,lE.nlcatlOB.
-. laut yill IN, sold ~ Auc;Ion IN April il
acr, : ana lots. This Company viii commence
st-iye operation in building. etc. soon For
a.! Information. cirrulsr-. maps ard ~ubscr!T-
:.usI. apply az the oftce IF the Company. 4CJk
- iic-E.is street. Basement. opposite B.nk Ok
Csl.fJTnia, san Francisco.
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L.. Roy s:l.-r am.. Copper Mining Co.


4 OtATIHN OF NINE, GENOA MN
4 ing District. E."a,la-- %Ctice Is her by
.lNrn that HhHI,l :. I!fCE. orc Il the CO.
u,yI4t rs 81 the mining claims. located and OWL
ID hy The l., l,tv silver and ,cII er Mining Co..
situate il Genoa Mining District. IouG' as
county, Nevada. has eAp"uGCd III iLc Year \. u.
1874 the sum ui NV, nty-14Ve |"ilaiS III United
States ..yli com. upon >aid claim, III Accord
snc,. with :hc Act CT Congress. entitled AN
Act u promote the tevclul cmt''t 81 tAt n4jnIlS
resources OF the unIt-d >tates," app, we'd May
To- A. u. 1872. and that the Co-JNnrre with
sad Itch mr. required TO contribute their pro-
rortlor If the said expenditure, namely: You.
simon r. Walsh. The SUN OF - cents. YOU. Peter
". handle. IT, sum Of - cei-ts: ycu, William
Burns the sum OF % cents: 500. George cod
rev the sum ct - cents. you, John ". brown,
TIE. sum OF g. cents; you, Johnathan hittrldSt,
Ike sum If u st; You James Loot. th sum eI
- cents: you LOUIS II. BontsLell. - cents; you,
Josiah Moulton, 81 50; You, Joseph \. Carrie
Tho. sum If - 10: you. -. i. Francis. the sum
at - ceuts:Ioti. IaNlG IOWl-, the sum II %
cents: yOu samuel Theodore, tie sum OF -
,,Ilts: you. Gardner Elliott, the sum OF l l
cents: YOU the administrator, executor, CT legal
t.t,rt.so natives of Charles l.. hitch, d. ceased
he. sli.. al - -: You, the administrator, tN-
.,.t7tUr or !, G;il representatives Of George ".
NIrs.rson. dee, ased, the sum II a ceuts.-aI
in the gg!i and silver coin Of the lItCd States
,!iu II AZ the expiration of 30 days after the
r,Hblicati. Of inns notice. you OF either or SO't
faI or r,tIIs. 10 contribute sJ1ch proportion
Anon. yCur ,Vtral shares, and make payment TO
In, unt.yrsl eil,ti the interest Of delinquent par
tie. il the said mining claim and prop shall
and will become the properly Of the Under
signed who Eas made the It 4U.Tf Il expenditure :
san Iranciscu. California, / cbrua1y lu.il, a.
ID. 49,.
HENRY 5. FITCH,
s55 California So, EO' III ,.
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forward to meet bis terrible foe, and caugb
the writhing tail between his keen teeth.
There was cracking sound like the crush
ing OF chicken bones, hideOusly shril hiss,
an agonizsd wriggle through the long,
speckled body, and the next instant tie
squirrel was wrapped in the coils OF he
serpent, while the fragments OF the bony
rattles fell on the floor of the cage,
CRUSHED INTO TINY sLIYERs.
But the squirrel still showed no fear, al
though the many eoiored folds frightened
about him, and ths awful triangular hea0
approached with wide open jaws and needle
sharp fangs, and eyes in which the yellow
iris circle seemed transformed to flame.
There was another sickly fash OF white, as
the livid ssrpsnt's belly turned upward with
the effort OF the last venomous stroke. The
fangs never reached the squirrel. He caught
the speckled neck between his keen teeth,
an inch below tue deadly heau
with its horrible eyes; and the
horTibls eyes started out under the pres
sure. There was another cracking sound,
another series of CHASTITY commissions, and
the horrible fanged moath opened for the
last time. The squirrel shook the reptile
between his strong jaws until the clammy
coils dropped from about Lin, and then
flung the whole squirming mass from him
It wTithed once or twice, half c0iied and lay
still. 1t was dead. The squirrel Immediately
after became very sick, and dropped into
state of apparent coma; thus giving ne i'm.
preston that il was dead. But it revived Z
little yesterday, and may possibly recover
Certainly every care should be taken of it
for D bTavei fight has never been made by 81
helpless an animal against so deadly an en-
envy. The snake will be stuffed.
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SERPENT AND SQUIRREL.

THE FORMER soUELCHED BY THE LATTER IN
AsHORT BUT SHARP AND DECISIVE STRUG-
GLE. 3
The subjo;ned story is related by the Gin
cinnasi Enquirer as fact: The recent igno-
minious defeat of ferocious young lioness
by an humble and ugly donkey in our Zoo
Logical GARDEN has curious parallel In the
result ct a deadly combat Wednesday even
inc between large diamond rattlesnake
and = little squirrel during the snake eXnl-
bitiOn over me Rhine, at Or VINE street.
The snake was one OF tee largest of its spe-
cies, six and a half feet in length, and having
been without food for months, was inclined
70 act on tins offensive; the squirrel was IN
experienced IN serpentine warfare, but won
, derfulIv piucky On tie whole, we are ia
clinsd to consider the poor little squir-
rel as having distinguished him
self even more than the brave donkey
whose prowess has been ably memorializsd
in marble by a Cincinnati sculptor. Inc
donkey barely saved his lite by a desper-
ate struggle, without iRtNting much hurt
upon his terrible antagonist; the squirrel
was left alone TO contend with the most
dreaded aud deadly enemy OF human or
animal life, and actually slew his antago-
I, mist. We erred in pr0nOunciDg the fe2thery
tailed little warrior dead yesterday. He still
lives. and BY careful treatment might re-
cover. But his bideous enemy is dead. 1t
was not known that the snake had expired
until late hour Wednesday night. When
the squirrel had been placed in the cage
THE sLBIY, SHINING MONSTER
Immediately sprang his rattle, and coiled to
strike, while the squirrel, having taken a
good look all around the cage, and found es-
cape 20 be impossible, prepared himself tor
the worst, watching his glittering-eyed en-
emy with fierce resolution. The spectacle
became highly interesting to the spectators,
for the deadly ophidisn WAS contending with
a far higher form OF lite, a finer organism, q
more Intelligent being than the helpless
crestUres which ordinarily supplied him
with food. Snake and squirrel alike poised
themselves Cor tae spring, the tail of the
Z former vibrating so rapidly as to
become almost invisible, and emitting
q sound like the buzz of bIazen clock work
the tail OF tie latter trembling sli shtly,
very slightly with the tension of the so uir-
rel's muscles. Suddenly sickly CLEAN OF
hvid white shot across the cage, and struck
the squirrel below the neck, once, twice,
with the rspidity of an electric fash The
spectators ceased to laugh and whisper, the
sight was too horrible. But the brave little
squirrel did not shrink, or drop. He sprans
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The Most Wonderful Med
zeal Discovery Known
To Man.

Having suffered for years with Lang NseaSs
Weakness, ind Scrofulous affection on az
and finding no cure, commenced 10 Experiment
by compromising roots, using the medicine TIM
obtained fortunately discovered a moss
wonderful Blood Searcher or Bitters, which nos
only gave me instantaneous relief but amer n
few weeks time effected a perfect cure. NV
lungs became strong and sound, my appstfts
good, and the scrofulous sores had disapnesr,s.s
then prepared quantity Of the Root BItters
aud was in the habit OF giving them away IN
the sick. / found the medicine poSseSss.f t.,s
most wonderful healing virtues, efiecting cures
OF al diseases originating from bad blood or
weakness OF the system, as II by magic. Al last
the demand became so great that found rny-
sell called upon TO supply patients with med
/ compelled 10 establish a laboratory for COM
pounding and bottling the Root BitterS in Iar-a
quantities. ! was at first backward in present
| ing either myself OF remedy 10 the public, not
| being patent medicine man, and with limited
capital, put am getting bTayely over that
since nrst aove rIised this wonderful med !.
| icine have been crowded with orders frslno
druggists and country dealers, and the scores OF
letters nave received from persons cured
proves the fact that remedy has ever done ~
much good and had such a success as the Raoe
| Bittels. Root Bitters are strictly q raFdIrfo9S
| preparation, such as was used in the GOOD oid
days OF our forefatheTs when people were orIru,a
by some simple root or plant, and when Gallo,
| were unknown. For Consumption, Asthrna
Caiarrh, Scrofnla, Scrofulous Eruptions, Rheu.
matlsn, Heart Disease, Dizziness, Liver Con-.
plant, Kidney AVID Urinary Diseases Fever ana
! Ague, Dyspepsia, Lost Vitality and BrOkesn
DOWn NOnsIJuIoDS, tEeSe Root Bltters ara mt.
versally admitted TO be the m 0st WONDERED dis.
covery In the world, Their searching. healfoa
properties penetrate every portion OF the II u.
man frame, soothing the lungs and streuyt Eierl.
Ing the stomach, kidneys and liver. For
weakly, nervous young men, suffering from Ioa
OF memory, etc, ca used from abuses in earIv,
lie, and 10 delicate females, these Root Bitter,
are especially recommended. No other med.
cine VIII cure 'ScuTvy, syphilis Salt Rheura.
Boiis, letter, RiDgworm, White Swelling 500
| Eyes, cunning OF the Ears, Ulcers, Feyer sores,
| fles, IancerouS formations, DrOpsy, ErysipA-
Tlrr-4. NJ
anu al SkiR diseases, so quickly as the RDOt
| BltteIs- All diseases have their origin in I5esi
blood The Rect Bitters lays the axe at the M.
oil the tree OF disease, by searching purifying
the blood which will nourish and invigc.ats
repair until a ripe old age.
CIV. FRAZIER, Cleveland, O.
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Office.

Is hereby given 10 the citizens of the Fifth
Ward of the City OF Indianapolis aud of Center
township, all in the County of Marion and Sta e
of Ind ana, and all others wnom il may con-
Germ, that the undersigned, Henry Gueiig, will
apply to tie Board of Commissioners of said
County of Marion. in said state of Indiana. at
their mex regular session, to be held at the
County Court House, in said City of Iudianap-
oils in said county aud state, beginning on the
first Monday in June, A. -. 1875, for license TO
sell, barter, and give away, to be drank, end suf
fered TO be drank on the premises hereinafie Ell
described, spirituous, vlnous, malt intoxicating
liquors in less quantity than quart at a time,
in and upon the premises known as the Spencer
House Saloon and ss one hundred and forty-six
(l46) South Illinois street, In the Fifth Ward o
the said City of Indianapolis, said premises be-
ing located ON the southeast quarter OF square
number lightweight (Ss) in said City OF Indian.
apolis, in Center township. Marion county. In
diana. HENRY GUETIG.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April -, 1875.
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Notice is hereby given that the boar OF CON-
M ssioners of Marion county, state of Indiana
will, on the 25th dav of May, 1885, at the court
house in the city of indianapolis, receive bids
for the Ripraps, fills for approaches, excava
lions and iimbers and plank for the founda-
tons OF the aSutments and pier: also Tor the
abutments and pier, aud for the superstructure
wood or iroD), of bridge over White river, at
DawSon's ford, in said county. Said bridge 10
be oftwo spans, 40 test each in the clear. TX
treme length go feet.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
county auditors office at Indianapolis Bids
must be hled with the county auditor and ac-
compan1ed with vouchers. The board ex-
pressIy reserves the right to reject any and all
Dds. 4. W. HAMILTON,
Auditor Marion county.
INDIANAPoLIs. IND. April ~. 1879
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STRONG EVIDENCE I
TEN YEARS A SUFFERER.

Mrs. Daniel Smith, OF Concord, N. H, afsfctaea
with weakness. pein in the lungs and shouIdsr
heavy pain over the eyes, restless at nirht 40
tired, fainty feelings ali the Tune, writes:
Mr.. FRAzIKR-DEAR SIR: L recefvaI "A, q
oottieoI Sltters you sent me by express, end I
more good than all the medicines / have ever
taken, and have taken more or less for tan
druggists. bat they do not yet have Them I
could have sold IS bottles IL l could nave pot
them. think You might have o great ssIs l0r
your b1tters here. want you to send me six
Routes Tor -, me price you ad vertise, Send
quick as you can, by express, c. o. d. u is tbs
oest med1clne i ever saw. From our g-rfes
III friend MRS. DANIEL SSITB,
Concord. n. II. Z. o. Box 582
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NOTICE TO ABSENTEE.

state of Indiana, Fountain county, Fountain
circuit Court, May Term, 1879. Joseph Bittle
VS.. William Bittle, Absentee.
Notice is hereby given that the above plaintiff,
Joseph Bittle, has filed in my office complaint
against defendant, William Bittle, alleging that
the said william rittle was formerly resident
OF Fountsin county, Indiana, and that he has
left his usual place of residence in said Fountain
county, and gone TO parts unknown for the
space OF i've years, leaving property without
having made any sufficient provision for the
management OF the same, and that said prop
erty Is suffering waste for the want OF proper
care, and that his family are needing the same
Tor their support, and praying for the appoint
ment OF an executor of the will of said William
Bittle. Said cause is set for hearing on the 18th
day OF the May term. 1870. of the Fountain Cir
cult Court, to-wit: June the ID. 1875, in the Cir
cult Court room, in Covington. Fountain county
Indiana, and unless the said William Biftle APP
pear and answer thereto the matters contaiDe ed
in said complaint viii be heard and determined
in his absence.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
at Covington, this 18th day OF April, 1873.
+. n. BOWMAN,
Clerk of Fountain Circuit Court.
ISAAC h. SCHoONOvEs. Atty. for Pl'f.