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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-26

| VIZ Nh'NH'SS' Nuot u Pi'POSNS''"S 'S'l
How could young man marry He
was burning with Indignation then.
But to replace ii; one-,hird OF tue sum
he was saving to redeem his little prop
erty from mortgage-all the money ne
really had in the world beyond that for
his expenses 1t was the ruin of his
hopes, bis am mbition his pride. that scorned
so TO be anybody's debtor; threw him
back in the race how long! But it must
be done. He had trifle over $500 in
The National Solvency Bank. He drew
his check for the necessary sum and fold
ed it away in his pocketbook, and then
went about his business till nightfall,
when be came back TO his dreary rooms,
and made himself ready for a call at
Mrs. Barnetta's.
The night bad never seemed 50 beau
tiful. the stars so large aud keen,
and far above the earth, so remote and
cold-they typiied all tho dear and happy
things OF life forever removed from him.
His heart was chilled. and bis face was
white when at last he stood in Mrs. Bar
netta's drawing-rOom, and she foated
forward to meet him. He had not asked
for Miss Mercier.
alt is delicate errand, Mrs. Barnetta,"
said he with dreary attempt at smiling.
"But the truth is that my maid, in her
ofiicious kindness, has done such damage
to bit OF Miss Mercer's property, that
must replace it. And | have come to
beg you out of your friendship to me,
TO transact the affair, il such an article
can be replaced. believe these little
trifles are rather costly, and II you will
procure one"-and be lald the check he
had drawn that morning aud the little
limp rag in Mrs. Barnetta's haud-"as
like the original as possible. /"
"My dear Mr.. MAlvin, what in the
world are you talking ol?" cried Mrs
Barretta. Have you money to throw
about In this way' Five hundred dollars
what is it for3"
ITO replace Miss Merciers handker-
chief, il you will be so good as to make
the purchase ?"
Like this?" said Mrs. BarnettS,
Like that" said Lloian.
"Oh, that is too good, 1t is too absurd I!
What creatures men are Did you imag-
inc this bit of iinery worth all tha,?-
this little strip OF green grass-clo.h and
German lace! No wonder the young men
don't marry. then Ny dear Mr.. Malvin.
this miserable handkerchief costs exactly
$3.50. and was nearly worn out at that.
Did you imagine, too. that my poor
little Rosa could wear $500 handker-
chief, without cent to her name?H
Without a cent to her name?" cried
Lucian, springing to his feet.
Exactly. Aha! Is that the trouble +?
Now why didn't you come and
talk it over in the way you used to do,
and save yourself all this veXation, and
save my little Rosa. too' What an ab-
surd boy you are Another would have
waited TO hear tnat sne was an nelress;
you wait to hear that she is'penpiless.
Well. she is. if that satisfies yon. except
for what shall leave my little god
daughter when | die--which will not be
at present, d. V. And there she is in
the next room now. But, bless me-
Lucian had not waited for the rest of
the invitation. He was already in the
next room and Rosa was in his arms
Harper'S Bdzar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-26
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Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa,
Sept. 9, T6.

sept. ., ~.
The Norwegian and Swedish depart
ments have large and well executed
variety of plastic figures. They are of
such natural appearance as to be often
mistaken for real tableaux, and are much
better done and truer to nature than they
could possibly be if wrought from terra
Gotta, bronze or marble. They are painted
in flesh co!ors and dressed in costumes OF
wool or cotton peculiar to the country.
Next to Italy. in the Norwegian depart
ment, about half way down the aisle, is
q painted canvas. representing winter
scene in that country. The floor which
is of cotton, represents snow, and on it
is sledge drawn by p reindeer. Inside
the sledge is seated an old Norwegian,
taking leave of his wife She i' stan ding
at his side with the baby in her arms.
Another effective group is in the recess
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-26

-.s-. can tsII. by examining the coloTed
...t. t...r payers. thc amount due, and
--.t. avail thrmscives % The advanced
-. ~ .rl.l OBJ us hN mail, or hand - The
.~~ut 20" on the slip, means
.--.t .fr to thai date. " hen money
..... 30 b. taken 90 examine the slip,
...s-.rsy .s uotcrytIscd wiihiu Two weeks
- Il ar..-. -rt 90 Do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-26
poetrpp.
TWO OF THEM.
~ CARRIE W. THOMAS.

~ CARRIE W. THOMAS.
A brook and wee Elsie
Were playing together,
One frolesome day
or the sunshiny weather,
At "tag" and "bo-peep;'
Naughty creatures We're they,
For the brook aud wee Elsie
Had both run away.
One time, when they paused
In lovely cool place,
Elsie saw in the water
Her round dimpled face:
And How funny" she said,
With wondering Look
"Now, how could my face
Get into the brook -
\ half minute later,
gypsying bee
Left Elsie in tears,
Sorry object to see.
"Here's another queer problem"
The little brook cries;
"Now, how did l ever
Get into her eyeo ?"
ST NichoIaj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-26
QOttrp.

NJ rAuL II. HArNE.

y s"Af'v'i and massive OAK log. sh, peless Old.
He~ed doWu OF late from yonder hill side ,r.r
Dr0'es4ueiy curved, across our hea IN. stone Law
N0'ut ~ seTpent-wisc, the red aan,,, rolled
10 writing convolutions; fold on fcld
lley 'rep' and elung, with slow. poi ten,ous sway
VI deadly coils; or in malignant play,
Aeea tongues outaAshed, 'twiNt vaporous gloom
ant gold.
10 a. sased from ont that flaming eyre
There loomed Wild. weird Image. an a.tr,in
With strAnSle,l limbs, hot brow. and evebsus dire
Big wiki the anguish OF the bursting brain.
l-socson's from. LAocoon's fatefal min
, g., ''' i''u
\ ircscoed dream on nickerng walls Of fire.
-Hgrper GSr October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-26

rrINTINc 90 Every Description
Je-,mptly and Neatly Executed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-26
'hARLES A. HERSEY,

II" LAPHAM, Augusta. Ne
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30
The State of West Virginia,

To The Sheriff of Hampshire County !:
VOU are hereby commanded TO summon the
l. heirs at law Of Lewis 7. Dunn, dec d. :,
that is TO say Lemuel Dunn, Thomas Dunn
William Dunn, and Caroline Dunn, children of
Van Dunn, decd, and the children of any Of
them who may be dead the names OF such
chilirer being unknown-also Lewis Dunn and
Isaac Dunn, children of said Van Dunn to ap-
pear before the Circuit Court Of Hampshire
County, ut the Courthouse Of said county, on
the first day OF the next term OF said Court, 10
shew cause, IL any they can, why the lands pur:
thased by said Lewis T. Dunn, IT. lie lifetime
belonging TO the estate of John Flood the i
der, deed, under the DEGREES in the case OF viii
liam Riley, &c, against Charles Riley, John
Floods heirs, &c, should not lie resold 10 sat-
isfy the deferred payment or payments still re-
naming unpaid on said purchase of T. Dunn
Witness, c. ). White, Clerk or said Circuit
Court, this 18th June, 1876
G. s. WHITE. c. II. c.
The persons above uamed and all the pnr,ies
in the above named case of Riley. &c, ts. Ri
ley &c, and all Others interested in the subject
are hereby notified TO appear at nv Office 10
Romney, on the LIST September, 1916, when and
where !. asa Commissioner Of The above named
Circuit Court, will proceed to execute so much
Of tie decree Of last May term in said case OF Ri
ley. &c, VS.. Riley, &c, Rs directs one Of the
Commissioners Of the Court TO ascertain and re-
port who were The surety or sireties Of Lewis II
Ddhn, in his purchase money bonds, (which are
supposed 10 he LOST ALSO the amount date
and maturity, Of said bonds and every thiuk
pertinent thereto.
IL. w. DALEY, Jr..
Commissioner.
june 10, 1916 ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30
Hardware.
Queens,Uare, Glass

ware, and various other things entirely too nu-
merous TO mention.
:. ~ Produce as usual, taken in exchange for
Goods, at market prices.
Gilheson, Pt9h f. Tance.
Romney, April %, 1876.
\. B.-Sugars, Molasses, Syrup. Mar.
tinsburg Lime, Mackerel and Herring,
Flour, Lard, Bacon, Corn -moal, &C., &c.
Good Coffee 20 cents per pound
Nice Table Syrup 65c;
Canton SyrIip 35c. per gallon.
GILKEsoN, PUGH & VANCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having eioted out his Stock
i to Charles Harrison, all now proceed 20
eoleS' bis Outstanding busioess. Pertoos know
ing themselves indebted to ne are nroed a. Ell
at once snd make settlement, as Wspt 10 90,
all my old business slosed Up as early as pos.
sible. ~
II. ,. DAWSON.
Romney &pril 20, 1s76.-tf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30
VIRGINIA m
Mormal $tlasit Sthool,
NEW MARKET. SHENANDOAH CO.. VA.
TIE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION WILL COMMENCE
fIIESnAY

TIE THIRD COMMENCE
TUESDAY, AUGUST l. 1876, AND CONTINrrE ro,Ip wrvrc
~ sad sutA ABILITIES
isdading
o "'.e a f's:o iToy"y. M..ca! C4lre
0'yd" fnoy"g Ihor~ Singing Singing at -
Churoh Hnsi, SHndoy Mssi,d -
TUITION THE Full
1A"ucS' JOHN A.
F'N"N 80 Ao'o'--St New Co Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30
SOLID wJcALTII:
100000. IN GIFTS

GRANDESI SCHEME EVER PRE-.
SCENTED TO THE PUBLIC,
A FORTUNE FOR ONLY $40.
TIInE KENrUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY, authorized by . special act Of
the Kentucky Legislature, for the benefit Of Thu
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF FRANKFORT, will
have the first Of their series OF Grand Drawings
81 MA.ox HALL, 10 Tie City or Frankfort. Ky,
OF THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1876. on which
occasion they will distribute to the ticket. hold
ers the immense sum OF
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30
100000.
Tho,. r. Porter. Ex-Gov. Ky, Gen'l Manager.
POSITIVELY NO PoSTPONEMESf
LIST OF GIFTS:

Thos. r. Porter, Ex-Gov. Ky, Gen'l. Manager
POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMEST
LIST OF GIFTS:
One Grand Cash Gift 80. =. 100000
One Grand Cash Git $500. $4,000
One Grand Cash Gift ...... $4,000
One Grand Cash Gift ..-.. 10000
One Grand Cash Gift $500. 10000
Ono Grand Cash Gift .-.... 5000
80 Cash Gifts OF 81 900 each &c, 1000
100 Cash Gifts Of 500 each 30, 900
100 Cash Gifts Of 400 each 4O, 900
100 Cash Gifts OF 800 each 10000
200 Cash Gifts OF 200 each 40, 900
GOO Cash Gifts or 100 each sc, 600
10000 Cash Gifts OF I2 each 100 900
Total. 1856 Gifts, All Cash, COO 900
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets Sl2--Islves. SG-Cuarters.
$40 Tickets, Sl0O-27} Tickets, S3OO-4G2
Tickets, $5oo-95i Tickets. s., 900. 100, 900
Tickets at Sl2 each.
Remit,arccs cah be rt,sde nv Express Draft.
Postof'ee Money order or Re Els,ersd Letter
riade payable 10 KENTUCKY CASH plSTRl-
BUTTON COMPANY.
AN communications connected with the dis
iribution. and orders for Tickets, and applica-
tons ~ Agents 10 sell Tickets, should be adj
dressed TO
HON. TIIOS. i. PORTER,
General Manager, Frankfort, Ky.
June -, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30
J Ut N E
20 ydss Calico Four cardinal points. 90 yds Crash
Tor ~ o. / Look at them for Towels
90 yds- Qrasll
for Towels 81.
Not too thick Not too thin.
Four cardinal points.
Look at them.

Linen Drills. Linen Ducks and Linen Coating
in light colors-in dark plain
goods-n stripe goods and for
boys. from Is to as yard
fercaes Pques Cretone Ogandes Wash Popns
Lawns in light and dark-in stripes and
figures ftoni ls3 to 75cs genuine English
sucker Victoria
Tafletans, and lace 81
English Mcr!nocs Crepcs EMPRESS
Cloth. and black Alpacas / will
guarantee to sell low retail
house In the City. have sold of
The celebrated makes Of these goods 81 1s
for and o. the
ity and price.
can now sell Cashmere for boys which TO
my own personal knowledge has been
failing for 81 OF
Farmers Miles The public generally
lake Notce,
for 25c. In fine Boots Caters, la
dies, misses & chidrens Shoes, will
find prices favoably any
bought Newport tics Gen.
tcnna slippers
Our Ono Dollar to be
this market nearly Of them
already and coming l lin
prepared to
FURNITURE Of all kinds upon from one Of the
best Factories In tho United and
anything ordered which comc
represented will be taken of yourha
Groceries, H0ty,1care Oueens1caye all other goods
usually found NY
object is to conduct business fairly and
with the most satisfaction o all parties
concerned; and with view haveba .....
cd it upon the equitable ONE .syS
TEN, except where buy
SluanteS when concessions will be
in exchange for goods
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

y An exchange combats with consid.
cradle yigor the argument that the city
papers arr cheaper and better than the
country papers because they give more
co!tlhns Of reading for tho money. DO
the city papers, it asks, ever give YOU
any home news Never. If your
friends or relations die or marry, do
they publish notices OF the samco-not
ono. Do they publish your local mar.
keta, and keep you posted as TO prices
when you bring your produce TO market?
No. Do they say anything in regard TO
vour own county? Nothing DO they
contain notices Of your schools, churches.
improvements and hundreds OF other
local matters Of interest, which your pa.
per publishes without pay? Not an item.
30 they say n word calculated 70 draw
attention 60 your county and its numer.
Ous thriving towns, and aid in their pro.
gress and entcrpriscY Not word.
And yet there are men who take such
contracted views Of this matter that I'M.
less they are getting as many square
inches Of reading matter in their own
paper rs they do in q city paIcr, they
think they are getting the worth Of their
money u reminds us orthe person who
took the largest pair orbo"ts in tho box.
simply because they cost tho same rs
The pair much smaller that fitted him.
[YThc Moorcfcld Ecraipc, states
hat the South Branch Grange at its las,
meeting, decided 20 have harvest feast
about the FIRST Of August The speaker
90 the State Grange viii deliver m
address.
i1Thc .Sempjom JuHy learns
hat Or. J. B. Strayer, ucar New Mar.
Ne,. Va, who is paying much attention
io agriculture this season, planted sever.
~ days ago, tili''y acres Of land, in pc.
'a'ocs. This we regard as rather n
isrgc patch, for that section Of country
to Over four hundred Postmasters
hayc been dismissed from Office for hay.
lng sold postage stamps TO persons liv.
.1g outside The delivery Of their Office.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

VThc name Of the Postofiice Caca
pom Depot. Morgan county, this State
is changed to Great Cacapon, c. A. Muh
'enbere being continued as postmaster
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

vOur fellow-townsman, Col. Robert
White, nominee ofthe Democratic party
for attorney general Of this State, has
resigned his position a. attorney for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

AT the solicitation Of many friends, I IN
nounce myself as q candidate for the ONCE Of
jsdge OF this Circuit.
JAMES u. ARMSTRONG.
June %, 1870.
VThe State Superintendent has ap-
pointed the oath OF Jnly, as the time for
the commencement of Teachers In
stitute at this place, to be continued
till the 4th Of August.
" The name Of the Postofiice Caca.
pom Depot. Morgan county, this State,
is changed to Great Cacapon, c. A. Muh.
'enbers being continued as postmaster
tSOur ellow-townsman, Col. Robert
White, nominee ofthe Democratic party
Tor attorney general Of this State, has
resigned his position a. attorney for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company.
I'm our obituary column to-day we
announce the death of Mr.. l.. ID. Sine,
the blind printer. He died at his home
in Cincinnati. lie was formerly resi-.
dent of this county, and, at one time, n
compositor in this office, and a man OF
generous impulses.
cF VIC arc under obligations TO DR..
Thomas Opie, Dean OF tho Faculty OF
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons,
Baltimore, FOR the Annual Catalogue and
Announcement FOR session 1875. This
institution is in a hourishing condition.
1t is the MIN of the Faculty to give this
College high rank for sound medical
requirements in all it's departments
baltimore is one Of the most populous
cities in the Union, thus affording its
Medical Schools the greatest abundance
and every variety Of ciinicrA material.
Its exemption from cpidemics-thc
salnbrity OF the climate-thc easy pres
ervation Of subjects for disscction-the
chcapncss of l;ying-its accessibility
the genial hospitality Of its citizens
all combine TO make 1t the great med.
cal centre OF the country. Students who
may decide to pursue their studies here
will find themselves surrounded by all
that is calculated to please, improve and
interest them We are empowered by
the Faculty OF this Institution TO confer
u Beneficiary privilege on some dcscr-
wing Young man in this section and
would be pleased to name one DESTROYS
OF the advantage of Il Scholarship in the
college. The regular Winter session
commences on Monday, Dctobsr 2, 1876.
and continues TO the last OF Feb. 1877.
~ About 3 O'Clock, I. ". on Satur.
day last as the "traek walker" was 60
ihg his rounds on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, near Paw Paw, his attention
was called Ivy sickening odor to what
he Mt first supposed to be dead animal.
but which, on examination, proved to be
Inc body Ola man in somewhat decom.
posed stote. Alarm WAS given and soon
thc Coroner. with n jury, made an ex
animation and rendered the following
verdict: Deceased supposed to have
been killed by the cars week previous
10 discovery name unknown, height
, feet. 2 inches; age about 25 years !;
smooth face dark brown hair, and wore
suit of dark barred clothes ut the time
he was killed"
U An exchange combats with consid.
cradle yigor the argument that the city
papers aru cheaper and better than the
country papers because they give more
co!ulhns Of reading for tho money. Do
the city papers, it asks, ever give you
nnN homo news, Ncver IL rnrr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

WThe State Superintendent has APP
pointed the oath OF Jnly, as the time for
the commencement of Teachers In
stitutc Mt this place, TO be continued
till the 4th Of August.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30


CoNGREss.-ln the Senate, on The
9th, House bill for the issue OF silver
coin, and the Senate substitute there.
for HEre detailed, without action. with
tho understanding that the matter will
be disposed of tomorrow. In tho
House bill was passed providing for
tic issue OF artificial limbs every five
wears 10 soldiers and sailors who lost
limbs in the United States service. Mr..
Payne, from the special committee M.
pointed to investigate the charges OF
corruption against Hon. Geo. NJ. Adams.
clerk OF the House; submitted report
entirely oxdiierating the clerk, and dc.
claring tic charges gruundluss and with.
ont shadow OF foundation. The 70.
port was unanimously adopted.
~ Statistics show Chat tho produc.
ton CT silver in the whole world in
1873 was So. 100000.
IVFrom Che latest foreign news war
between Scryia and Turkey is deemed
inevitable
tV Senator Morrill, has informed
President Grant that nc hopes 90 see
his way clear enough in few DAYS 20
say whether he will accept the position
Of Secretary OF the Ttcastrv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

U'In our obituary column to-day we
announce the death of Mr.. l.. ID. Sine,
the blind printer. lie died at his home
in Cincinnati. lie was formerly a resi-.
dent Of this county, and, at one time,
compositor in this Office, and man OF
generous impulses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30
Lupton & Gibson


to sell Chenp Goods Of SUMMER GOODS lust re-
cevd OF
brought We reputation selling
GOODS LEAST ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

Judge OF the 4th judicial Circuit.
10 The paers Of As fourth judicial Csrauit of
West r1sinis
AT the solicitation Of many friends, I an
nonnce myself as q candidate for the ONCE Of
Judge OF this Circuit.
JAMES u. ARMSTRONG.
June %, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

t3 Winchester Prcsbytcry held nm
adjourned meeting in Kent St. Church
Winchester. on tho 21st and 22nd irfsts.
We understand that Mr.. W. Creighton
Campbell or Gcrardstown. Mr.. Littleton
+. Scott Of Dunclds, and tir John T..
Stfider Of Jefferson county. were .okch
under tho care Of Presbytcfy rs candi.
dates for the ministry. After a salts.
factory examination ON all necessary
topics MIR. Stridcr was licensed to preach
the gospel.
"a The skirts Of Paris.made dresses
arc cut 20 IL tho Ggbro so closely about
the hips tha: very little tying back is
necessary.
~ Cumberland coal is quoted nj
Georgetown Mt IS IS per ton and ut Bal
iirnore ut -. In Romney il is 81 so.
W. Messrs. Lupton & Gibson, on old
Gibson Corner, have received fresh
supply OF the cheapest and best goods
in this market. II is only necessary
TO take glance at them and You can't
help purcbasing-it is Irresistible.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

tY Statistics show chat tho produc
ton CT silver in the whole world in
1878 was $50. ESQ. OOG
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

Nice assortment gents fashionable IIntn.
Ladies' trimmed and untrimmed HATS, Trat-
cling Trunks, valisses and Satcheis, Table and
Floor Oil Cloths, Mating, DC,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-30

tV From The latest foreign news wa
between Scryia and Turkey is decnc,
inevitable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-03
q ppIIcATION FOR A PATENT.

n 70 the NORTH CARSON NINE. no. oOo.
l. S. L:..id Office, Ca son t3ty, Nevada Marsh
23d, 1876 Notice IA hrr""y gwen that tnc
NORTH CARSON SILVER MIMI. COMPANY, h.
its authorized agent A. 8. GOULD. whose post
Office address IS Carson City, Nevada, mas tE!A
dav filed its application for patent LOT fh-
,een Hundred linear feet Of the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold aud silver. with
surfsce ground six hundred feet IN width,
situate living and being in Eagle and Wasnoe
Valley Mining District, county Oh OriheD.'
and State of Nevada, and known and desl"-
mated by the field notes and official plat on ME
in this Office as Lot No. 40, in Township IN
north Range twenty east OF Monte Dlablo me-
r,diar the exterior boundaries OF said Lot NJ.
~ being as follows, tO-wlt: variation 10 20
east Commencing at Post No. !, at :. T. corner
Of the claim, on the southern slope OF the
mountain, from which point the section corner
post at the s. +. corner OF Section 81, l. 10 n,
x 20 F.. NJ. D. NJ bears :. "a IV Z. 1877 feet
distant. and the flag staff on the dome OF tn"
State Capitol ut Carson City bears 5. . 3 H.
and running n. 45o 45 L. 500 feet 10 Po1t No
.. thence y 40 IS W. 800 feet to Post No. .,
thence j. AZ As W. 100 feet 10 Post No. 4;
thence y a. - F.. 600 feet I" place Of begin
ming cou,aiaing 10 .6e-10O acres. ms cam !"
bounded by /, o other known luInrs Or inlninS
rlsi:ne. 7 he location OF this mile IL duly &c.
corded ~ the Recorders Office OF Esgie and
-ashn, V,u.v Mining District at Carson CITY,
Seyada in H,n,!. \ of folio 1914 Any anu All
persons yla ming adversely any portion OF sala
North Carson Mine or said mining ground rs
hereinbcforr described, are required to ME tnei!
adverse claim ~ it'll tbs Register Of thu unlfed
states Land Office. at Carson City, in the state
~ Nevada. during tho sixty days period Of pub
Hcatiou hereof. or they Will be barred by virtue
Oh 'ne provisions A. wArrz. Register.
r. n Fnu,pDs Attorney nh2j