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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

,asu aduertlsements.

900 sCnEs CHOICE Iowa LANDS
FOR SALE.
fl'HE subscriber offers FOR sale 80 oeO serss ..
i choice Iowa Lands, carefully selected BY a
competent surveyor. five years since the line Of
the Illinois Central. Sioux City, and Saint Paul
Railroads. In Plymouth Cherokee. Buens Vista and
Poeahontas Counties. For Information respecting
quality Of land. location price per acre and terms
o. payment Consult my Agent and Attorney, ~ p.
klN6sLEY, ESD. at his Office, in the Baxter
Natieual nank Building. Rutland, Vermont.
II. BANTER.
Jan. {. ls-6-wsu
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BRIsToL-Thc Masonic festival at Liba-
nus Lodges Hail, last Friday evening. was
d decided success The programme of ex-
ereises embraced Lenora Andante and Polka
hy the Bristol Cornet Band :; Essay, Refec
tons in the Old and New Year. by Mrs. 5.
f. nasseltine Cornet Duet. with organ
accompaniment, by Ii. A. Hssseltine and
f. Y Bartlett Recitation. by Mrs. III. A.
johnson Croquet Galop. by Bristol Cornet
Band Select Reading, How Aunt Mehit-
able joined the Masons:" by Carrie b.
Prime Cornst Solo. Emily Polka" by
H. A lissseltine Amusing remarks were
mad by Ira Clifford. of New Haven, DR..
Ha-seltue, and others. The Masonic goat
was brought before the audience. and al
though he showed disposition to do mis-
chiei hr vas 50 well under the control Of
his keeper, the W. NJ. that but few Of the
ladie- tainted Refreshments were served in
the hall and the entertainment closed with
some tue selections bs the band. one piece
in particular. an Andsnte and Polka, com
posed By L Hatch. Of Middlebury. being
deserving of mention Altogether it was as
fine social affair " We have had for some
time. a.t.f =.
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rtLks DlRrkrIc SALERA1us--uLversslly ac-
knovledged the best in use Each pound boays The
name VI JAMES PrLE. None genuine without
June 10 dSltSwIv
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he Is TRULY A STUMP SPEAkrr

Who. when talking, exhibits a uouthfal Of stunns
II you would keep your dental fixtures IN perfect
TAI forder use the fra grant SozoDOSr daily tho
recipe is simple but sure Jap6.deodAwiE
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possession, it is TO b fonpd - fact If
6rmatively in favor ot. 1tt IplainuG that he
has legal title by adIesse possession, which
was fact not found By the report. z, 8.
Taft. for the plaiatAi I II. Ballard hri she
delendapts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

tsE> IL VERMONT The total loss by ire
New England during the month Of
December last l. set down at 1891 400. OF
sa.ta Yer mont'- proportion was SAD. 100.
u-rug the year ISIS. the losses by fire in
SeE England aggregated $40. 637 900, this
-;aie losing 81 .2II 200.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

IT.U5YEsv fOuu seek IN vain for truer thread
Is1 s.1-.s Than the EUREKA 11Eisr;
L1LAa;IlI4 For fAithiulness to promised length.
EJIN lis h CHEST Ou the list
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

t.lcHEsrgR.-A record kept by Charles
Collins, shows the number of deaths, or in
..rnent-. at Colchester Center, for the last
tssl,s ears, to be 1872.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

The Atlantic Cable is worldwide blessing and
~ cents Jan Z deOdf
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Sons aud daughters VI Adam everywhere use
Adamson's Botanic Cough Baisam Price 30 and Is
cents. Dec II sadadkV4x
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N An HIED.


DusuAY-LA UREST-In this city. jan g. Isl6, By
Rev. J. III. Cleared, Mr.. Abraham +. Duguay, Of
this city. and Miss Regina Laurent, Of Williston.
WALLIHAE-WIrHERBY.-A the residence Of the
brides parents Essex VI, Dec % 1875 by the
Rev. Mr.. Donaldson, Dr. .. 3. Wallihan. Of Color
ado. and Miss N. Helen Witherby. Of Burlington.
sLATRR--SLArER. Essex, Thurtday Dee ~
1875. by tho Rev. John Cowsn. Abort a. slAssr
and Elizabeth L. Slater.
FaRGUsos-PARKKE-o On December 80 at Parsip-
pany, N. j., by the brides father. Rev. c. 4.
Parker u D., assisted by Rev. ". +. HOLSTER, OF
Newark. Rev. James A. Ferguson Of HoDoser N.
j., to MISS Kate L. Parker, Of farsppany.
LoonIs-PoPE this city. jan. 4th, l57e. at
the Winoosk Avenue Congregational church. by
Rev. L. o. BrastOw Mr.. &. s. LOOMS aud Miss
Sarah y. Pope, all Of this city 40 cards.
DIED.
DEaBY.-@n Concord. n. H, Of consumption vii
liam B. nerby formerly Of this city aged % years
months aud IS days.
PRATT At Jericho Corners Doc 2G. 1875 Frank
II. Pratt, sou OF John T. Pratt. aged years aud
months.
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INTERESTING CoLLEcTIoN.-M John W.
Hayes, of tins city has recently returned
from an extended trip in the Far West,
and ha. brought with him choice col
lection OF specimens of quartz, minerals.
natural euriositie~. etc. which is well
worth examining There is sample of
gold from the Black Hills Ia region which
Mr.. HAYES reports as Astounding in the
precious metal. a. well a. being an i'm
rnensely fertile country for agriculture) /.
a number of specimens Of silver and gold
quartz from the Colorado mining districts :,
and a beautiful piece of pure silver, 10 the
form Of rosette. from the Bald Eagle
mine. Colorado. From the % Bad Lands"
Wyoming Territory, there is very pretty
piece Of crystal quartz. its facets being rs
symmetrical as il cut by an artisan instead
Of being fashioned by nature and petri-
fed fsh--one of tho finest we have ever
seen, every minute bone being plainly dis
cerniblr From the neighborhood Of Fort
Laramie there is line specimen OF petrlfed
sage. Then Mr.. Hayes has some Sioux bows
and arrows--gory looking weapons enough;
and still more sanguinary mementO in the
shape of an Indian 5 scalp These. and other
cnriOsities VIC have no space to mention,
lorm an exceedingly interesting collection
a. well rs one OF considerable value.
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New York Pr0visloa Market.

NEw YosE. Jan. 8.
mddling uplands.
FLOUR Receipts 1863 barrels generally in
buyers favor and moderate export for home trade
demand. Sales OF IA 100 barrels superfne Western
and State at 4.2514.50; common to good extra
western and State at 4s0n5.35 good to choice do.
az 5 4c15 ~, common to choice white wheat West
ern extra ut 95G700; fancy white wheat west
era extra at 0507.75 common TO good extra Ohio
At 4.sn4z 70; common to choice extra ST. Louis at
s25@90 90; patent Minnesota extra good 10 prime
b.150725; choice to double extra 7.30fte 20. In
Guiding 5l00 bbls shipping extras at 5.lo6 SIS |;
200 barrels for city mills extras at $50 a G-z5
the market closing quiet. Rye flour dull at 40
"a 5 90. the latter extreme. Corn meal heavy /;
Western, Jersey and Pennsylvania at 10 az ID.
Brandy wilma Mt Al a.
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CTArE OF VERMONT. ursnd Isle District, S.
- In Probate Court, held at North Hero within
and for said District, on tho 22L day o: December
A. d., 1876.
An Instrument purpOrting 70 be the last Will and
Testament OF Susan Mcbride, late o: South Hero,
in said District deceased, being presented to Court
by Calvin Mcbride, the Executor therein named.
for Probates Ii is ordered by said Court that all
persons concerned therein he notihot To appear Al
session of SAID Court. 10 he neld st the Probate
Ofbce In North Hero. the 18th day OF January A.
b. 1856, and show cause If sny they may have.
against the Probate of said Will; FOR which purpose
il further ordered that copy Of the record Of this
order be published three weoks successfully In the
Burlington Free Press, printed AZ Burlington, pre-
viOus ~ said time appointed Tor herring:
2!w3w III. W. ALLEN, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

dangerous Coughs A cold In the throat will
cause Inflammation OF the Pleuritc Membrane, ae-
eomPanled with fever, PAIN. difficult respiration,
anu cough that will irritste the lungs into con-
sumption. All these ailments are easily cured by
mishARfs PINE TKEK TAX CORDIAL, the most in
iAIlible remedy for pulmonary Complaints Nit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

Las LArE WARN SPELL.-rhe extraordi-
nary period Of mild weather, which ended
10 tuesday, was probably without prece
ieu' ia ihi- generation. Ii began on the
list OF December. when the mercury,
which had been down to l59 below zero on
Tie day before, suddenly rose to over 40 Q.
aud ended IN the night of January 3D.
The mean temperature OF the fourteen days
between aud including those dates. a. re
corded 10 the tables Of the Signal Station
9 this city. was 50 This was no less
thau li4 degrees warmer than the mean
u Tie corresponding two weeks of the year
previous, and A. December 1874 was II
anything milder than the average, 1t was
doubtless more than fourteen degrees warm
e. than the average temperature of the same
.wo weeks in recent years. This Is u sur
pr,sing difference. There were but two
days IL the period. the oath and 2Sth, ~
which the mercury did not rise to or above
the freezing point, the range Of means be
ing from II 5 Dec. oath, to 49.5. Jan. ID.
On that day the farmers were plOwIng ~
several towns in this county. and srbutus
buds almost ready to blossom were picked
10 the woods The whole country appeared
to have shared in this dispensstion OF warm
weather the temperature in the Middle
aud Western States being up to Summer
heat % several days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

At the first meeting OF the creditors Of
Shepard. Davis i Co, Shepard, Hall Co.,
aud Hall y Co, in bankruptcy. held in Bos-
ton, On Friday. December 3lst. at the office
OF $. L Thorndike, E.q. Registrar, it was
unanimously voted to accept the compost
tlcn settlement Of 30 per cent, as heretofore
mentioned. no opposition appearing. Ii
Na> also voted that until the confirmation of
the above action, at the next meeting IN
court, the several houses of the firm be al
Lived TO continue the prosecution Of their
business, ceiling lumber. running OF the
mills. collecting debts, etc. subject to the
control Of the Registrar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT pTet Of fSais Ss
To all persons Interested in the estate OF
Sidney h. wells. late OF Burlington in said District.
decea sed. GREETING
NlyHEREAS. said Court hath assi gned the 2Ist
w day Of January, is.6. next. for the settle
Inent Of administration account OF tho fcutor OF
said deceased and for decree OF the residue Of said
estate 10 the legatees Of said deceased, and
ordered that public notice thereof be given " All
persons interested In said estate, by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vious to the day sigued in the Burlington
FREQ Press, printed in Burlington, IN said district
Therefore, you are hereby notified " appear at
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the day
assigned then and there to Contest the allowance VI
said account II You see cause, and to establish
your right heirs legatees and lawful claimants Of
said residue. Ew3v
6iyen under my hand. this 18th day OF necem-
Dor. A. d. 1878. r. s. TAFT, Register.
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Commercial.
WATERFOWL Untou Ii~. stock Market,
Jan. q
AUGUST sY LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle. Shoep Lambs Swine

Cattle Sheep Lambs. Swine.
Ihis SeeE-------- "a 2tSl
Last week-....... els 2.T7b s.
From Vermont. i4 LA
Prices Of Market Bcef--A Few choice. - 4 "a -
extra, s. 81 "a 10 first quality, s. W a SOC
IND quality, s. W at Isl third quality. s. 70 10 ..
Prices Of Store Cattlo-Working oxen per pair.
500. $50. Sl75, $40 Mich Cows and Calves.
from s35aIC5 Farrow Cows S1Olfi0, extra, s6l54I95
YeaTlings. $l04l2. Two Years Old, slSI32. Three
Years Old, $2SaI4t.
Prices OF Sheep aud Lamhs-ln lots, 81 ". s. ~
aud - q each. extra, s. 80 % ~. rron 4 Ia
7eHb.
Prices Of Hides Tailow aud skins Bri ghton
Hides. 7tp 7ic v h. fAllOw, q al &c IN Country
Hides. GtDi.c Rb; Tallow. 5ao C. Y II pelts 81 ~
81 50 each Calf skins, I22i2;c q Il.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The Il ghtest supply over tue Northern
roads since last summer. Courage Of dealers sc=ms
to have nearly expired Large qualities Of Chica-
20 beef being In the city, snipped by rail direct
has apparently filled up the avenues Of trade. The
light supply this morning ia hardly wsntOd trade
very dull and not likely TO improve.
Sheep-remain at stationary rates. The quality
averages poor not many likely docks and supply
light from the North, Butchers manifest eousd CT
able ind 1erenco.
Poultry What few are marketed were gathered
this week from this vicinity at -, Y ID Tor mixed
lots
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

When the blood contains the scrid elements
which produce rheumatism, govt sPd venal dis
orders, the kidneys ought. for 1t s their Office to
inter nom the blood, 10 its passage through them.
these hurtful Impurities. When they do not, they
may be melted to thorough performance of their
DUTY and the blood thoroughly dspuratea by that
admirable corrective Of organic inactivity, Hos,
letters stomach Bitters. Not only is torpitity Of
Tue kidneys overcome, through the agency Of tho
btters but digestion Is facilitated bilious tendon
Giles countoraeted. and the bowels stimulated TO a
due discharge Of their function. which, in connect
ion with that Of the kidneys tends to FREQ tho
system from the bodily refuse, whose retention is
50 prejldicial 10 health. Jan6 deooSsIw
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CHAMrLAN TRANsP ORTATIoN CoNrANT
ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting OF
the Champlain Transportation Company
was held al the cOmpsny's Office, IN this
city. On Wednesday, January 9Th. The
following officers were elected cor the year
ensuing
President-LeGrand b. Cannon
Nice-Presilent-Job B. Page
Treasurer 2. Noyes
Directors -LeGrand b. Cannon. of New
York v Baker. OF COm>tock's Land
ing. y. \ Vernon =. Moves, OF Burling-
ton John b. Page. OF Rutland George
x. Chase, Of Boston Z V. X. Wilson, Of
Rutland 4. l.. lnman, Of Crown Point
General superintendent P " Barney
OF Burlington
Chef Engineer Elijah Root. OF Shelburn
llarbor
Captains George Rushlow. Steamer
Vermont William Anderson, Adirondack
3. j. Holt, \. Williams, c. r Russell
Mnnehaha \. Hulett. Ganouskie
Clerks-E f.. j. Baldwin Steamer Vermont
II Mayo Adirondack; f. W Calkins.
Minnehaha Geo L. Allen, Ganouskie
Pilots-E. Il Rockwell, Vim. Newton
John Smith. II Welch. Jr
In order to conralize the business, the
headq uafters OF the company arc to be re
moved. from the Office now occupied on west
side of City Park to Offices at the Steamboat
Landing 50 soon as they are made ready for
occupation
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large volume would not contain the mas, O.
testimony which has accumulated IN favor OF Ir
stars BALsAh OF WILD CHERRY Us safe
colds. and pulmonary disease. Many Of the cures
are truly wonderful. 90 cts. aad 81 bottle; large
bottles much the cheaper Jane.ieodiwIw
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Dry Goods and Carpets
Largest Assortment In the
State. = Prices Reduced
from this day. Please
Read the List:

New Beaver ClOaks.
Black Beaver Cloths.
New Shades In French MerinOs.
New Shades in TFefOusse Kids.
Seal Brown Beaver CIsakin
Ladies' Saxomy Wool Vests
Fine Black Cashmeres.
Seal Brown Silks for Trimmings.
Double Paisley Slsawls.
Navy Blue Waterproof.
Black 4 Seal Brown veIveteen.
Fine Black Waterproof Tor s5e.
Rest Dollar Cashmeres In the
city.
English Walking Jackets.
Shng Beavers for CIOaks.
Navy Blue SINK for Trimming.
Sinxie Paisley shmwIs.
TFefOusse Kids H. Black.
Ladies' SILK Scarfs and Ties.
New PlaiLs for Children.
Hack Cashmeres - =. Popular
Goods"
New Plaid for Ladies' w rapper..
New Printed Reps.
Plaid FIannels for children.
silks Cut On the 18tas for Trtss-
ming.
New Prints I'm New Patterns
Ladies' and Childrrn's Hosiery.
Alpaca. for rs Cents.
Irish Roll POpiias tm New shade.
Ladies Blanket shaWls.
Fine Wool blank cts from 81, ap.
Ladies' Wool Long shawI,.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY

Tas fRoPosED SPECIAL SESSION OF TIE
LEGISLATURE. - A State exchange under
stands that responses have been received
rom nearly one-fourth Of the members of
the general assembly, and that. with q
single exception, they are unanimously in
favor of an extra session, and agree to
serve without compensation.
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las GREEN MOUNTAIN RAILROAD. - The
.-.,peet- Of the Green Mountain narrow
..ase railroad seem to be poor. Plymouth
.... ITS second meeting the 29th OF De
amber and voted mol TO Jond
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IRIELIl II TIE oIAIE FKIsON.-At " OOd-
stock, Friday, Sumner I. Lull. keeper in
the State prison, at Windsor. was convicted
# an assault, committed by him in Noyem-
tsls74, upon one Keioe. prisoner COM
ia.tteI from the county of Addison, aged
about u years, by striking him with a
seeper's cane severe blow upon the right
.,le u his head For his conduct he WAS
-smoyed. but denied the power Of the SUI
parutendent to take such action, and also
demanded an Investigation whereupon he
NJ indicted, and has now been convicted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

MILL JhD, ~ H. Dec. 81 $50
DEAR SIR With regard to the boy with you,
there can be 10 doubt, think, but his real name
Is James Blanchard. He has ght, curly hair, vel
low skin and dark eyes. His father is One-elghth
negro his mother IS Irish, ke has run loose all his
life. The description given OF his dress answers 10
James b. perfectly The pames Of the boys he
says be went to school with in Philadelphia,
IN bllshed in the Boston Journal sre the names OF
his school-fellows hero. lie runs away frequently,
travels much upon the cars is a notorious iiar and
is undoubtedly with you. Ii seems 10 be making
unnecessary expense to go for him. Milford Is IL
miles from Nashua on the Wilton r. r II you can
you had better send him here, As his mother hiss
property and can pay the expense
Respectfully yours, STEPHEN {. CuBCRS
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Wit
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The ebove sale is further adjourned to fut sday
the 18th day Of February, s76, at the same place
and tine OF day.
Montpelier, December 18Th. ISIS.
WOhrHINGTON q. SMITH
ESTES HOWE,
97w3g
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-03

And In accordance with law and An order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 2sth day Of
December. 1875. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of aaid stock - may be necessary will b sold
st public auction, at the once Of the Company,
No. ais California street. tower the once Of the
Union Insurance Company. ean Francisco. Cal.
ifornis. on Friday. the Third day Of
March. 1879, ct the hour Of one O'Clock p. m.
thereon. together With costs Of advertising and
oxpenses Of the sale.
T.w. COLBURN. Secretary.
Ofhcs-Rooms over the once Of the Uuion In
suranes Company. No. +is California street, San
Francisco, California. f15td
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WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH s5, 600. fnv1rs
IA ticulars, inquire ct the RoccsS
aulf-H
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DELINEN0uT SALES,

Meadow Valley Mfning Cempany.-
Location Of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County, Sevada.-Notfce-There 10 delinquent
upon the following described Stock on account
OF Assessment mo. Iol levied on the twenty.
eighth day Of December. ISIS. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of tho respec-
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SheriR's Sale.

>SAASA 80 . Ne~~
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of the Justice Court, Of Phoebe
Township. Lincoln County. Nevada. and 10 me
directed and delivered. for Judgment rem
dered in said Court on the 18th day OF Jsnuary,
A. D. 1875, in favor Of the State Of Nevada, and
against the Hercules Mine and Mining claim.
John Doe and Richard Roe for the sum OF sew
tnty.hve ts.i00 gold coin dollsrs taxes, together
with nffy-nine ll-lc0 gold coin dollars taxed
costs, and sll sccruipg costs and interest, have
levied on the following properly. TO wit:
All the right. title ard interest IN and to the
mine known ~ the Hercules Mine, situated
and located In Bristol Mining District. Lincoln
County, Nevada; also I'll the tunnels, drifts
shafts, slopes and all the appurtenances belong
ing or appertsiDing to ssid mine.
Notice IL hereby given that on
Monday, the f8th day OF March,
A. ID. 1876,
I will sell all the right. title and interest Of
said Hercules mine and mining claim. Johi
Doe and Richard Rec, in and to the above de
scribed properly. at the Court.hon door, q
Phoebe. Lincoln, County, at 10 O'Clock m, q
public auction, for cash in hand, to the highes
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution ant
all costs and interest in gold coin.
Dated Phoebe, Feb. 9th, 1874
f9-td ANDREW FIFE, Sheriff.
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Notice! Notice! Notice!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

r THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE W
i Margaret Psscoe, deceased. .d
Notice 10 hereby given by the unde nI..o.
Administrator Of the estate Of Margaret Yais 0s.
deceased, to the creditors Of, sDd oil F's ".
having claims against the said deceifed' e -
ten months after the first public,oe ,mes
notice, to the said Administrator 1t l1s s, O
Of Bishop L sabin. Attorneys st Law "f"
IN the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, May 18th, 1875. ,....,,,
my2O.td e. TURNER. Adninisu'~..
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NOTICED.

a IL PERSONS KNOWING TRENs1Lvxs
"A tDdsbted TO J. Nysfs ! Bro. will please
okely, ethsevise eli accounts rsmsinins unset
~ . TIE Arst dsy Of January, lo7e. will b.
pIeesd u ~ hands Of IN ofAesr for collection.
A1S.W J. MYERS BRO.
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n 0TIOE.

A IL STATE AND COUNTY TAxEs ron
"A the Aseal year ISIS are now due end psya-
~, and the law IN regard to their colleetioa
viii b strictly enforced.
MILES oUILLu.
1ressufs Lincoln County. Nevada, and -.
ollcio Tax 1eeeiver.
Pieehs, New. October 18th. ISIS.
o1o.o
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-11-18

TRERE is absolutely nothing trans
piring. Everybody seems to be in a
brown study, People say the disput-
ed issue of the elected is stagnating
business and otherwise toning down
the energies Of capital and industry
and Frustrating enterprise. We have
not seen so much but have heard and
read of it, Anyhow we know there
is almost a total dearth of local news !;
nobody is doing anything of special
Importance people have quit getting
married and the last list of new house
keepers are going into the "sere and
yellow leaf Hence, how can we
provide local matter of due variety
and extent? We cannot gather figs
Of thistles nor grapes Of thorns, nor ex-
tract blood from turnips. When the
election suspense is over, and the pub
lie gets down squarely to work again,
we hope to chronicle new and better
prospects for growth and trade.
For the present we must be contented
with what we have.