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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-26

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Summons.

Summons.
CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LIN.
- coin, Phoebe Township. In Justices Court,
before o. e. Allen. Justice of the Peace. in and
for the Township and County Aforesaid.
To johanna Doscher and all owners Of, or
claimants. known or unknown. to the following
described property, to wit: The real estate and
improvements in the town Of Phoebe. County Of
Lincoln, and State Of Nevada. to wit: Lot No.
eight (sj, fronting on Main street in block nine
teen !19l together with improvements thereon.
greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
the undersigned, Justice Of the Peace in and
for Pioche Township. County Of Lincoln. on the
10th day OF February, 1876,
At II O'Clock. M. to answer unto the complaint
Of tho State Of Nevada, which sues to recover
the sum Of ninety -four 5o-1oo dollars gold coin,
delinquent taxes on the before described prop
erty for the fiscal year 1875, together with per-
centage and costs as 10 provided by law, - fully
set forth in complaint on nle in my once. And
then and there will take Judgment against you
for the aforesaid amount. together with all costs
subsequent to the assessment Of said taxes and
of this action.
Given under nv hand in the Township Of
Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, this 5th day Of Janu.
80 - Q. z. ALLEN,
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
State Of Nevada, County Of Lincoln.-In Jus
tice's Court, Phoebe Township.
The State of Nevada to the Sheriff Of pait
| County: You are hereby required to make dus
| and legal service Of ABOVE summons and max,
your returns thereon within the time prescribed
| by statute.
| fsEALI U.E, ALLEN,
| Justise Of the Peace In and for Phoebe Township
Phoebe, New, January 6th, 1870.
| Attest: true copy.
| A. FIFE, Sheriff,
| By D. ". NEWMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
| jaotd
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Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
i ing between Jch Dowel and A. D. Recs-
barren. Of Phoebe, under the firm name of
RECABARREN CO., has been this day dis
solved, BY mutual consent. All debts duo to
and by the late firm are to be paid to and received
by A. D. Recabarren only. The said A. D. Reca.
barren is now the sole owner of said business,
ohm Dowell having retired from the frm.
A. d. RECABARREN
JOHN DOwELL.
Phoebe. New, Jan. 18th, 1876. ts1s.1m
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-26
FOR SALE.

SALE. oonsB FOR
,ohpstnoUO..ss nU.ses = 3 can Be- seen At Geo. q <1
For ns,.able stable on Meadow Vsiisv xAs xs
d2etf cuiars y 10 price, 10. an1,s ,'tes'' -
JOHN n. CRAIG.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-26
N OTICE.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN
i debted to me to call and make an immedi-
ate settlement Of their indebtedness, otherwise
l will be compelled to place the said accountf
in the proper legal hands for collection, and
will do % In very short time.
CHAS. STEIN,
o Lower Main street.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-06

THIS pleasant "personal" is given Of
the Rev. John Lord, who still maintains
his position as one of the most attrac-
tive of our lecturers. Thirty years ago,
while sauntering in. the neighborhood
OF Eten, in England, IN an attire denot-
ing contentment of mind rather than
the burden of riches, he, was espied by
a band of rollicking boys, who s.came
down upon him., hands in hand, cap
tured him, and decided that before be
could proceed he must, as forfeit,
either sing song, tell STORY, or make
"a speech. Catering into the spirit OF
the joke, he chose to make speech.
He selected as his topic 1.-THE Antiqui-
ties Of Rome, y and from the head Of q
barrel spoke for forty live minutes, to
the astonishment and delight Of, his
youthful hearers. On closing, he was
conducted to thesschool in state, whore,
discovering himself, he was induced to
deliver a course Of lectures.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-06

Edith, but it is Mabel too. Will you
forgive me for stealing into your heart
by stratagem? ] knew you were preja-
diced against one whom you regarded
as mere butterfly of fashion, and l
had, told Ernest that would never,
marry him without your consent. Half
an hour ago 1promised never to leave
you. Mother, you will not send me
away from you now!"
And Mrs. Beckford melted straight
way, before the pleading sunshine of
the blue eyes.
81 always wanted daughter" she
said; ssbut conldn't bear the idea of
Mabel Moore, the Bayswater heiress"
s.But you will love little Edith, who
came to be your companion"
ST suppose ought to scold you for
|deceiving me-" said the old lady; 8 but
IL couldn't help loving you if I were
to. try ever so hard. and that's the truth
of the matter. There, Ernest, take her,
and win ring and tell Thomas he may
serve up dinner"
Ha! As though Ernest cared for
any thing less ethereal than Mabel just
then! .-l..
"You have conquered, Dearest" he
said, tenderly. "My brave-hearted
darling, will the devotion Of my whole
life compensate you for all this faithful
love?', +.s
Mabel thought it would, and Mabel
was right.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-06
The Late Barney Williams.

Bernard Flaherty, better known as
Barney Williams, the popular Irish
comedian, who died in New York on
the 25th, was born in Cork, Ireland, in
1928, and was consequently ffty-three
years of age. He was brought to this
country at very early age by his
parents, and entered q printing Office in
Wall Street, New York. He. always
had taste for matters theatrical, and
finally obtained a position as a super
snumerary in the Franklin Theater, in
Chatham Street. His aptness soon se-
cured him promotion, and he began to
play utility parts. In 1886, he played
in the :. Ice Witch - at this theater.
He made his first appearance in Philar
delphia as Mad Sampson, in the ts He
roic Struggle Of 1776, ]" on the 18th 81
March, 1916, at the old National The
ater. In August, f845, he became the
manager of the VauxhaH Garden, in the
Bowery, New York. In 1850 he mar:
ried Mrs. Charles Mestayer, an actress
of great beauty and from the time O
the marriage Barney Williams dated hi
success. Ia June, 1855, he sailed fol
England with his wife and opened at tht
Adelphi, London, with Rory O'More.
He made . a.hit, Y and his tour through
the continent was success. On his re
turn to New York in 1859, he played a
lNiblo's Garden, and afterwards man
aged the Broadway Theater, terminating
his connection with that establishment
| in 1869. Since that time he has playet
as star in company with his wife il
all the principal theaters Of the Unitet
States. Mr.. Williams was genial, ant
his disposition was domestic. He leave
a wife, who is a sister of Mrs W. y
Florence, the actress, and child,
daughter, about twelve years of age
His mother is still living.
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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

! THIS is the season Of the year when
the father of eleven unmarried
daughters wishes more than ever that
thew had been born boys. New bon
nets cost from six dollars upwards,
while mems hats can be purchased for
two dollars apiece.
THERE are glasses and glasses.
"Why," said husband to his wife,,
s. are you always looking in the glass;
g Because, my DEAR" was the answer,
s the glass look into enables me to I'M
prove my personal appearance; the one
you look into degrades you.p
ONE of the trials Of woman's life is
keeping dinner waiting for q husband.
An elderly Danbury lady has remedy
for this She says she sits down to eat
as soon as the meal is ready, and then
he. is sure to come. g A watched pot =
she gracefully observes, "never biles. !"
A CHICAGO boy who has been sitting
up nights reading pirate stories, called
his father to supper the other day by
bawhng out: tsWhat hO. there, base
craven! Come hither to thy vesperian
hash.'' And when that father and that
son came together, it sounded as if the
belt had slipped off twenty loot hy-..
wheel.
Trr Rhode Island election takes
n,aca TO-DAY There are no tedious de-
Ilays about the polls over there. They
draw line across the State and all the
voters stand on one side or the other,
and then some one walks down the
middle and counts them.-Norf0icA
r d. o|sn
Uo,,, t.,-;so ,.rst h. .lsa. ,oo,eecs,lar
act;cn in the hra;n Of a man who comes
,,1 sso,ae = q -. o,clcck IN the morning sing
;nr - ssToo r. rsls .,ooral 7oddv.,,, ana mis-
4akas I bis w;fe;s natent hustle. standing
na1e ara M r;s;d s. tle corner. for the
sn;r;t Z Of of his daceasad mother-in-law.-:
I fElobs- E De,nocrnt
49, s. .s1I. =. .,,so,,, f.-,.o,. .hont b;s
noo .sHav1e ..ns ~ ~ - az I thas M lnav new mara
t%9n T Al :. Ok G thev knew as mneh
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-06
NEAR

r.
heard the words Of the preacher
which mother sang at our cradle
To the ancient tune of Near.
-,
And I felt her angel pressure.
NV heart was with rapture filling
AZ sweet as the song Of birds.
-
7 IopRed for. the land OF Summer,
ror the calm, sweet eyes Of mother,
who sang the old tune Of Near.
o the tale Of the shepherde watching
sOf the dear Lord, sending angels
Enshrouded in glory bright
s
O story! told in the Orient
To each wandering shepherQs ear;
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-06

Los ANGELES wine-makers employ
the primitive mode of crushing grapes
by tramping with the bare feet. About
q score of half-naked Indians do the
tramping, and it is truly delicious to
witness the purple juice squirting up
through their toes and ming gling with
the perspiration which streams from
every pore. Wine made by this simple
yet beautiful method must possess q
peculiarly fine flavor, and is just the
thing forsweak-stomached persons and
for medical and sacramental purposes.
-San Rernardtno Tunes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-06

A SrRMaFIu.D (hlasss )marzied man
left home the other day, stating that he
would be gone all night. His wife dis
patched a messenger to q gentleman
friend, who came tOrpasst the evening"
Esnd late at night they drove out to .
distant hotel, returnihg early in the
morning. About halt way home The
team they were driving colided with
another, and when the Occtpants OF BON
got out to disentangle the horses, the
occupants of the other carriage were
found to be the husband who had gone
to Salem !" on business" accompanied
by woman. Little was said on either
side.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-06

AT the Division Court in Toronto .
witness was under examination in the
case of an unpaid account. Judge Boyd
but the question to him, ssWhat is your
soccHpationpn The witness did not seem
to understand the meaning of the word
g occupation and answered with
"Eh!'' The Judge" Whatdo you do
for living?" Witness-"Oh, my wife g
a dress-maker!''
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-06
MaBRL mooRE,s sFRArAGRM.

II was almost like bit of Persian |
poetry that little conservatory at Bays
water, in its glow and fragrance, and
soft, delicious murmur of leaves. And.
Mabel Moore herself looked not unlike
Persian enchantress, as she stood there
leaning one hand on q marble vase,
with the gold Of the acacia plumes hard
" brighter than her hair, and . quiver
inthe heavy white lids that hid her deep
blue eyes. She was tall, and finely
formed, with very regular features,
cheeks tinged with q faint color, and an
unconscious hauteMr in the poise Of her
slender throat and shoulders. Mabel
Moore was born to be an heiress, and
very gracefully she fulfilled the mission
Of her sanshiny life. Ae
She was not alone, however, in the
fiowery fragrance of the twilight con-.
servatory. Ernest Beckford was leaning
against the door-post, twisting and un-
twisting long spray of iessamine with
a sortof impatient rapidity. He was
tall, manly fellow, with bright auburn
hair, and face that you were involun-
tarily compelled to respect and like. s.
Mabel" he said, almost passion
ately, lido you know that you are ask
ing impossbilitiesP''
"Am IP'' .ssss s9ss sFs ~ 90 -
az can not 60 to Australia without
you. ,e.sss :
aYou can, Ernest, and you will.''
"But, my darling. only think Of it-a
years exile from you. -
..sWill it be any easier for me to en-
dure, Erneste's she asked calmly.
stsSometimas / fancy, Mabel" he re-
sumed impetuously, "that you don't
care for me, else you would never be SO
willing to let me go" s ss.s =
Ernest! - -.
..My dearest, + know / am unjust;
hrt4-sf9S, 60
"Now, msaid Mabel, /" let me under
stand just what you wish me to do in
this natter
lssI want you. to marry me the day
altar tomorrow, and go out to Austria
liza with me in the ship that sails on
Saturday,"
"a very reasonable wish, said Ma
bel, laughing. But, Ernest, you
know Twill never marry you while youl
mother refuses her sanction and appro.
bation to the match"
assShe does not know you, Mabel"
That makes no difference. I shall
neysr enter q family where am moi
Welcomed by every one Of its members. :
But Just consider how unreasonable
you are, my own darling, and how ut
tsr1y and entirely groundless are MI
m0theras objections
a"She fancies me hollow, heartlesl
woman Of the world, does she not
She y unwilling to trust her sons hap
pinass in the keeping Of q coquette, wht
knows nothing beyond italian songs ans
French waltzes p''
mabel, am sorry ever allowed
you to read that unreasonable letter.
But l am glad. No, Earnest, Aav,
too much pride and dignity to marrl
yoaunless your mother gives her FIRE,
and fnAconsent.n =
Then yousdo not love me, Mabel.
..1delove you, Ernest Beckford, bet
Nr nm ! like to acknowledge to my
Mabel, . he urged tenderly, let u
st this Godian knot by the exercise 0
oar own free will. Become my wife
give me the right to take you with m
on this long, long journey"
Mabel Moore shook her head.
"Letus wait and see what time ma
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-03-30
B. T. Smith, Register.
W. II. KELLY. Receiver.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default haa been made in the conditions OF .
certain ndenture Of Mortgage beaIing date June
Ind A. D 1875 made and executed BY James Kennedy
aud Margaret Kennedy his wife to N, b. LangdOu and
w. Laythe aud recorded in he office Of Register Of
Deeds in and for the County of Redwood in the Stat
OF Minneat, the 18th day Of June A. d. 1875 at
rs, and 2s6 and BY the raid L@ngd',n l. lay,be
signed to NJ u. Marshall the 18th day Of January
A D. 1876 which sssignment was recorded in said
c:s Of Register OF Deeds of:.id County on the l4th
of mortgages on pages $40 and 35O
Said mortgage was given u secure the payment Of
four hundred eighty thrce dollars and forty four cents
payable in two equal instailmsnts with nterert Al
twrlve ger cent from the date thereof and the first
installment Of two hundred fovty one dollars and
seventy two cents, aud interest from the date of
ing now to the sum Of two hunired sixty four
dollars and sixty eight cents is now due. and the
s~coud instaIlment Tor the sAn,e sum aud interest
amounting I" the ~ame is unpaid aud to yet become
due on said mortgage, aud no proceedings q law
or otherwise have been commenced to collect the
same any part thereof.
Now therefore notice is hereby given thst BY vir-
tue Of power ofsale n said mortgage contained
and pursuant to the statute in such ca . made and
provided said mortgage will be forccl"scd and the
prem isss therein described lying and being in said
County Of Redwood and State Of Minnesota TO wit :
,Lots Four and Five OF Block numbered Five in the
Town Of Walnut Grove according to the plat thereof
recorded in the said Office Of Register Of Deeds Of
said Redwood County will be sold ut public auet'sn
to the highest bidder therefor in cash At the front
door o. the Court House In the village Of Redwood
Falls in said County and State the 9Th day Of
4. H. 1876 at nine O'Clock in the FORENOON, to satsfy
the amount then due upon said mortgage together
with the sum OF twenty Eve dollars attorney fees
allowed hy the terms n said mortgage TO BE- iaclud
cd in Of default and foreclosure thereof besides
the costs and sxpepses Of said sale allowed BY law.
natod March l7th A. b. 1876.
N. n. MARSHALL, assignee of Mortgage.
WHITNEY WEBSTER, agents Of aaid assignee.
WEYMOUTH / PIERCE, Attorneys.
Narshall MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-03-30
NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE.
".. CLOSURE SALE.

certain indenture q Mo- tgsge bearing date >eptem-
Margaret & aoess i Redwood County, Stat st.ts s"% Of
ty and recorded h the Office Of Register Of Deeds in
and for the C"ukty Of Redwood Aforesaid, on the
nth Day Of asptessser A. n. 1874, At o'clock 4.
IN book @ Ct aostgas,.s on page ~ Said Mortgage
was given to secure the payment Of dsbt evidenced
hy acertsin pronInssory note sOr four hundred and
fifty dOliars, bearing date in said mortgage
due on the rst 4. Of January A. D. 1876, and draw.
ing interest nom date until paid at the rate OF twelve
per cent. per anAum. and signed BY said Andrew
Moore, and in favor q said George ". Braies.
Said Mortgage snd the note ami debt secsred there
indr-v c. IsDb BY deed Il s.s; snment duly exeeut.
I'd aud dated September 18th a. d. 1875, which said
deed Of sssign.asnt was duly recnrded in said ocs
D. 1876 ate O'Clock A. M.in book ofnorteaees on
pages S36 aud 3S7:
Aad NO proceedings 1t law or otherwise have b en-
instituted 70 collect the debt secured BY said note
at law institsted said note 10 the District Court
for said Counfy Of Redwood, in which action eaid
Andrew Z. Lsns Vac plaintiff, and said sAptrsw
Judgment in piaintifs favor. Said Judgment was
duly entered al dscketed in The Office Of the Clerk
II The issrie ceqrt f.. said eosnty ON the 1lth day
duly issued and was delivered to the Sheriff Of ssd
c'unt for service snd subsequently, returned BY
said sheriff uxs.rs',rn ~ PART. There is still due
ana Claimed 10 be due at the date this notice
III. debt secured BY said note and mortgage the sum
Of $1,000.
Now therefore notice il hereby given that BY vir-
tue Of power Of sale in lid mortgage contained
ard pursuaut to the statute in such case made and
provided said mortgage Will be foreelcsed and the
premises therin described lying and being in the
county Of Redwood and State uf Minnesota to Wit:
village Of Redwood Falls according to the original
plat thereof on Gle in said Office Of Regster Of Deeds
will be s"ld st public auction 10 the highest bidder
At the front door court House in the
village Of Redwood Falls in said county
the 18th day OF April 1876, at 10
O'clock A. ".to satisfy the amount then due sstd
dsEt tngether with the Of 425 90 Attorneys fees
stipslated to be paid in said mortgage i the event
o it's foreclosure besides such other costs aud sx-
pensea allowed b. law.
hated February a29ath 1876.
ANDREW C. LAMB,
Assignee Of Mortsage,
BALDWIN & WALlIM,
Attor. eys for Assignse.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-03-30

The following comparison from the
annual report Of the State Commission
er Of Statistics, just issued, will show
Minuesota's progress in five years.
1875-population, 597 ,279 titled area
2 8i6,413 acres; number of farms,
60, 600; wheat. 81, ,475,000 bushels ;
oats produced, 16.775,000 bushels i;
corn produced, 100000 bushels.
Total production Of principal grain
crop 81, 100000 bushels. Growth
since census OF 1870-in population,
157 .573 or 36 per cent; in titled area,
i ,196, ,957 acres, or74 per cent; in
number Of farms 1874, or 20 pei
cent in production Of wheat, 13, ,8l4,.
533 bushels, or 78 per oen, Of oats
5,264, ,O33 bushels, or so per cent; Of
corn 1850, $50 bushels, or ITO pei
cent; of the six principal grains, %, )
$50, ,8O5 bushels, or 81 per cent.
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