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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
VINO THINK OF TnE POOR.


On, poverty, thou scourge,
fAoa damned aaiie,ion;
Thy name cen would urs;e
Unpleasant dietlDn.
And to think minute I'd write column
About the wTetcheduess. misery. woe,
Left In thy pathway. never 10 go.
Who think of the poor: DO your
The poor in the cities mean,
Who have not gown. not sacque, not q
shoe,
Prom the weather the ir bodies TO screen
Who has not met in some lonely street
\ tbiniy clad form with shoeless feet
\ femme form with esre-worn face,
"rsnkled ard awrled all out of piace-
with eyes caved in and cheeks followed out
lettering along GA the beggai 5 rout.e
AYE, tottering along with aching bones,
With tearfai eyes, with prayers, with grosns,
Her psngs OF hunger, care and grief
In suppiicat:on seek relief.
Poor sandersd spirit, poor bleeding heart,
Art thou Indeed of the world part?"
This said as the form moved ~
With p-teous mean aud a iear-dimed eye
Its only a bessar,' the fisherman said
"As We've scooped from out o tn rivers bed
An the little Kid. with It's eyes 80 blue
Pity the babe should ha' gone under too"
..-I,e ain, bss,
X conn, ~ Iast,,. a.. ,i,,I.. -
Tn were Two nvi am m,s,.- ,,r,nu -
,,,o ~"
ssa,, t,,,.,o..
..shs ns.,, mn, .,.,,-,,
An watch an, ,rai, far IN, r,,,,,,,r,,,s-
An when ,t,.. ia, o., a., ~, -.
da.r. ''Fei "ei
ST., -,
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a nAprY womAs.s FANCY.


She walked In the sunsets waning hight,
her face with unconscious gladness bright;
size walked where roses bloomSd In their
bet;
The clouds in the sunset sky were red
As the roses were, and fioat.d slow
Like the roses petals to and FRO
IN the summer air, and rose and fell
Like the petals on each wind . soft swell,
She gazed at the glory overhead,
and st'oped and gathered 3 rose full red,
" 10 z ep, she said, -.when summer is done
sath-r Them daily. one by one.
q SILK anu linen, in drawer and chest,
lay them Away IN fragrant rest,
AND the days on which their bloom was
shed
gather and lay away. not dead,
As the roses are. but sown TO rise
Iike Sou!s OF the saints that die. to skies
where they 81 last In "A heavenly place
shall dwell. ransfigured and face 60 face"
And, speaking TINS she smiled as she went
Through the gaTden-p paths. The roses bent,
shedding their pc tails In rosy crowds
Like petals Of day. the rosy clouds
Went floating OF In the twilight free:
Bot bore the picture away with me
A woman fair IN the summer weather,
day aud rose gathered together,
Add "a heart so glad that IL conid SET,
al thi.gs Lave = imrno tality.
= ii. III. III the Independent.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

Us, they ware deal, Taers was the pale
wan face, the slender emaciateti form Of the
mother. ami the tiny, half-s; ary.d babe,
locked in tue embrace of deaIh; the black,
Shiny mud still sticking 10 the tattered gar
meats. l had never seen suicide be-
fore be=sar. too. Untii then never be-
iieve't hcsget had ATTY p ivileges In this
~orId--not even q RICH, To COMM, suicide
speak from personal tee Ing when | say
'niliionsries never think of these things. 1
felt depressed, though. when eazed- on the
PROSTATE form OF the mother, with her CLASSY
eyes aud shr1VeIed face, vniIs her little dss-
ling nestled close agains' the pniseIess heasr.,
wet, cold iifeiess Ill can't write any
more. feel queer about the heart; NY lips
culver, and there Is dust or something in my
eyes.-D, A.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

Tns Mckinney FaY,arfy thinks thai
Bigger will not be very muei, BiggeI
than pound Of soap after a hard day
washing when Throekmorton shall hays
don. with him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
Grapevine Masonic Institute,
MALE ASD FEMALE.
Grapevine, TarFaut Comfy, TegaS.

The Eighth Annual Session of this fustitu-
ton VIII commence OF the n rst Monday In
September, 1870, under the superintendent e
OF NJ t. franklin, A. M. VI. d., aided by a
inii corps OF able and experienced assistants
The aim of the Trustees of this school Is TO
furnish, for acquiring a thorough and re-
naed education, ali the advantages found in
the best Colleges.
A wholesome and rigid, though PARENTAL
dis pine. good order, and thorough instruc-
tion, VIII be the prominent features in
this school.
The use OF tobacco in school will not under
any circumstances, lie allow.
The location IL one OF the most healthy
and beautiful portions o, the STATE. sun
cienuy remote fTom railroads to be exempt
from their communicating Influences aud
near enough 10 reap all the advantages OF
travel, transportation. etc being sixteen
uii Is from johnson, on he Texas and Pa
chic road, and twenty four miles from Dali
las.
In connection with the present ColIeg.
edt1cr, there is now in the course of cree
ZION, ana viii be finished and appropriately
furnished by the opening OF tine session
another large aud elegant building.
Board, in iiuding lights and fuel, will be
furnished pupils at from IS 10 $40 month.
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TERMS OF TUITION. Per Sesstou Of
rive Scholastic Months.


rive Scholastic Months.
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT..
SNlhug, Reading, Writing, First
Le sons IA Arithmetic, FiTss Lessons
IN $40 o.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling and Defining. Reading,
writing. Primary Arithmetic, Prima-
~ q geography. First Lessons in En-
gl!ah Grammar, First Lessons in His
Is 70
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT
Spelling and Defining. Reading,
writing, Advanced Arithmetic, Adj
vanced Geography, Advanced Eng
Primary 9eometry, flrst Lessons III
Latin, First Lessons in English
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
The Collegiate Course Is divided
into three years, and includes the
Higher MatHematics, Ancient and
Modern Languages, the Sciences, and
General Literature ...............-.. Is
occidental 90
Music on the Piano extra, at the usual
rates.
Drawing and Painting extra, at the usual
rates
A speciality made In preparing young la.
dies and gentlemen for teachers
Charges for tuition are made from the
date OF entrance to the close of the session
aud ho dedueiio male Tor lost time unless
ocrasioied by Pro,racted sickness OF at least
two weeks.
Tuition due at the close of each session.
but satisfactory arrangements for It's pay
ment must be made wnen the pupil enter.
school.
For inrther particulars. address
F. NJ. GILBERT,
President of the Board Of Trustees.
W. p. 'iIss,
Sec'y Board Of Trustees
or DA- NJ. b FRAsKLIN. Principal
Aug5-W3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTAUR
LINIM ENTS.
lLeftey from, a hstn,a,tcr.l
q ]. b. RoeK s Co

"ANIIocs; liz, Dec. /, is7i.
"Msssrs j. Il. RosK & Co:
my dear wife has, for a long time, been a
terrible sufferer from Rheaip atism. She has
tried many physicians and many remedies.
The only thing which has given her relief IL
C"ntanr Lintment, / am rs1oieed To say
ms mas cured her. anu doing what can
TO extend Its sale. W. FL. RING.
This is a sample of many thousand tosii-
moDials received of wonderful cures effected
py tne tentaur Imminent The Ingredients
oi .his article are published around each
bottle. II contains Witch Hazel. Mentha
Arnics, Rock Oh, arboIIc, and ingredients
hitherto little Known. IL IL an indlsputabie
fact the Centnur Linimsn: is performing
more cures OF Sweiitngs. Stin Joints, Erup-
lions, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciaties,
Caked Breasts, Lock-Jsy, etc, than Bu other
finimentS- embrocstions, extracts, salpes,
ointInents, and plasters now IN
FOR toothache, earach, weak back, itch.
and cutaneous eruptious, II Is admirable. IL
cnres burns and scalds without a 'Hr. Ex-
tracts poison from bites ami stings, and
time. No family can afford 10 be without
the Centaur Liniment. white wrapper.
The Centaur Imminent, yellow wrapper is
adapted To the tough skin, muscles nd flesh
of the animal creation. Its effects upon Sc
we're cases of SPAWN, Sweeny, Wind Iall,
Big Head and Poll EVIL, are little less than
marvellous.
Messrs. ]. Mcclure & Co., Druggists. corner
Elm and Front Sts.. Cincinnati, Ohio, s..':
"In our ncighborhood a mum Der of tea N
sters arr using the Centaur Imminent. Thsy
pronounce II superior to anything tney
have ever used We sell a. high IL four or
sters."
We have thousands of similar testimo-
MAS.
For Wounds. Calls. Scratches, Rfng-bone.
etc, and tor Screw Worm IN sheep it has no
rival. Farmers. Liyery-men. and stock
Iaisers, have in this Imminent remedy
which is worth hundred times its cost
Laboratory OF ]. Il. Hose a Co
10 hey street, New York.
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TuF sherman Register prints the fol
lowing verse from subscriber, Will
evident relish. The metaphor contrast
ing that paper TO sheep is peculiarl,
touching:
what is home without a psper7
Aud the Register so cheap
You never know the worth OF labor,
You never know the price of sheep"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
The Queen ci,y-Conuaued from F,s.,



IL needs no very searching study to
lie enlightened concerning the reason
why wooden aud cotton factories are
always RENTED 10 the rank OF the
most vital producers. We fancy the
cause Is obvious to the most sluggish
perception. IL il therefore the foun-
tain head Of much qualification, that
among Uur city's resources, We are per-
mitted TO point Co her wooden mills,
which, though only Ia their infancy,
having been kstsrted not over sixty
days, are 10 most flourish ing state.
The sales of this factory. this early in
its life, amount to 5000 pet month or
$4,000 annually, They manufacture
every thirty days six hundred pound,
OF blankets, twelve hundred pounds Of
stocking yarn, fifteen hundred yards
Of jeans, one thousand yards oft~ ee,Is,
i've hundred yards ofiinseys aud five
hundred yards OF cashmiers. The ma
'chienery and apparatus are supurh
They consists OF one spinning jack, Of
two hundred spindles, one set Of manu-
featuring cards, and one set of custom
cards, five looms, one stocking yarn
twister, four dying watts, one fulling
mill, one washing machine, and one
mapping machine. They have also n
spacious bleaching house, aud large
drying yard, An expert corps Of A.
sistants male aud female are engaged;
they are Mrs. Heck aud Mrs Little
page, weavers,C. II. Morgan, engineer,
y. Witt Clay Littlepage, Peter Ulesf-
fer, Cary Myers, VIM. Littlepage, II.
I. kleshawer, Richard Joley and Jas.
Roach. The owner and superintend
ont Mr.. John Moran, is msnitestly
the exact spirit for the place. lie i
master Of the situation. lie has per-
severance, grit aud animation. lie is
nLsparing OF his arms, has ambition
and is just the age, when his purposes
are of that tension 10 hew the way to
success, and We depart from our groove
to express our sensibility for the po-
liteness Of his welcome and his accOm-
mOlatV ghuUQFBHIgg
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Dallas Bsoe,s Factory.

interchangeable industry has made
this enterprise one OF decided dimen-
sious ami profit. Mr.. J. N. Russell,
who established II has striven like n
giant 30 phase it upon q Eemuneratiye
f,undatioD, and his struggles have not
nsiscarried. The factory Is now sup
piled with elk machines. works upr
from eight to tan tons Of broom straw
every mouth, employs fourteen men,
and shows sales annually OF $4,000
% SAC. 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-09
OFFICIAL.
Application for Patent
To the Racine Mine.
T NO.. 3ls.


y Cs Ne LAM TFINE
Eureka, Nevada, January6, 1875.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT i, C.
IN Bateman. whose postoffice address is San
francisco, Cal, has this day filed his appli.
cation for a patent for twelve hundred linear
Feet. OF the Racine mine or vein bearing silv r,
width. situate, lying and being in Eureka
Mltlng District. County of Eureka and State
of Nevada, and KIN own and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this
office as Lot. No: g., in unsurveyrd lands
The exterior boundaries OF said Lot No.
81 being as follows, to-wit:
Variation ~ deg, east. commencing at a
! post marked No /. Z. ). Survey No. 81,
whoncs the flagstaff in the town Of Eureka
Eureka Consolidated Company's Lawton shaft
bears 5. 3 deg. Il min. ~. 4,l6o feet; post No. |
Of u. :. Survey Ao.iD, Sentinel Lode, bears s.
3deg. u min. " $40 f.cl, and til. main
shaft upon the Racine Lode bears n. ga deg.
AW feet to post No. ,, Us. Survey No. 81;
thence n. u deg. W. Loo feet TO tost marked
70. 3. u. ). Survey NO. -: thence N. So
dog. f.. 200 feet % post narked No. 4. L. ).
survey No. ~. and thence ;. deg. +. Loo
feet to post No. l, the place of beginning, con-
thinning 5 5i-lW acre.
This claim is bounded on Mother end BY
any known claimants: the rcarest mines are
the Belmont and feeria lodes.
The location Of this mine is daily recorded
m the Recorders Office of Eureka Mining
District. page lp7. in Book Il Of Eureka bis
trict Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Eacine Nine or said
mining ground as ~herciDbeforc described, are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register Of the lnited states and 0ilice. NJ
Eureka, in tbs State of Nevnda. during the
sixty days p%crioo If publication hereof. or
they will be barred by virtue OF the provis-
ions of the Statute.
JAZZ Cd d. Il. IMMEL. Register.
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
For IA Mill Site
NOTICE NO. s2,.


Eureka, Nevada, Marshbk
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Nv
~ the Richmond Mining Com lnAT
nevada, n corporation existing n,dnpaby of
virtue OF the laws OF the STATE ~ ana BY
mas this day. by Thomas Wren IT, Nevada.
thorized ageLt. whose postofica' duly au.
Eureka. Nevada. filed its aunl;co auuress is
patent for five acres as a mill sta s;, ior a
ing ana being in Eureka MIMI nuate, ~
county OF Eur, ka and State o, %nistfict,
known and designated by the ti;eld0 lynda, and
ofilclai plat on hle in this office as i ", and
unsurveyed lands. LOT W. W,
The exterior boundaries of sa;a
being as follows, to-wit: Ao' Nc. w,
Variation ljLa dx east: comm.
post marked No. !, {. s. Snrvacing alta
whence the flagstaff in the town y 40. 40,
bears Mt u Dig ~ III w 2,232 /. and I Eureka
west corner Of the Richmond M; ,ae north
f,any of Nevada Refinery 'ing Com
Ia = 10 #: the, co running first con,s : q og
ag b IA b-lo Il to post marked "a ~
survey No 30: thence second eoursa j. ,.
" "6l fl TO post marked No. 3, n eol1a Dig
No. 30; thence third course N y DE- survey
to post marked Ne. ], u. s.. Sarvev Noo,it
thence fourth cours,, n s1s " zbO /, ~. W;
marA cd NO. 3, y. ). Survev No. "a, ma y y p"st
iiit1 course J 81 Dig L 200 #, to place Of GI <
Any and all persons claiming adyer,o,v.
portion of snid Mill sit. as h.rs;nhnsan any
described, are required to te uioie
adverse claim with the Registrar i wi
tho United States Land Office ~ ~
reta, in the State OF Nevada. dur;ns y
sixty days period Of publication hereo, az
they will be barred by virtue Of tho n,o, ,ur
ions OF the Statute. fN-
mr2-tod b.. h. IMMEL, Reeistoy
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Application for Patent.
EoI. "a Mill site.

T.. ,. LANb HtFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, March |, iS7l

Eureka, Nevada, March l. 1876
Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho iehaiond Mining Company OF Ne
tadu. a c 'rtnration existing under and by
vIrtie OF tho ans OF the state Of Nevada,
has this day, nv homas Wren it, duly sE-
horn Il as ~, who's postotiee address is
Eurr-a, Nsynta. lid its application Cor a
patent for five acr.s as a mill size. situate /,
lying ana hei,g in turet a Mining list T.,
coultyO Eurpka and State of Nevada. and
hnowu ana designst,d by ,he field notes md
official flat on hi" IN this Office as Lot No. ~,
in unssf yes ed land.
Tn sxt riar boundaries Of said Lot No. 0.
being as ~fuliuws, t'-wit:
Variation l6's dg east; commencing at a
post marked No. ! u. :, SHrvey No. w, the
ann being pst No ! Of survey No. ~. mil
site survey. when the flag taft Ia the town
Of Eureta bears y - d. ~ IN W 2, 400 n, ard
he northwest corner OF the l.iehmond Mining
tomians Of Nevada | eiinrry bear>S 7ldg 1Om
" so q 10 Il. there raDi ing first course
. dg - ~ Ebb 10 II TO ost marktd No. 2,
Il. =. Sarrey No. ": thehcr second cour Q )
~ liz :, M I 10 post mari ed No. 3. Us.
Sarvry \ o. W, hunec third course ) s3y Dig
2 " u. 20 10 I marked Nc. I, U. 5. survey
M. 81, thence ioasrth course ) slI9 dg " IA
II, to l,st marh ed No. ). Il. .. Survey No. W,
Tho sane being ost No. ! OF survey No. 10;
thence Fl nj cver sc y Ia Dig W 81 lilo IT., 10
post nipr ed No. u. L.. :. Survey No. ~, The
zane b ing post No. ) Of survey No. ~. and
thcnre sixth coarse n 30 dx ~ m \ 5Ss lion.
t'p ee Of beginning. containing five acres.
portion OF said Mill Site as bereln-
BE- ore described. are required 70 flo
their adverse claim with the Regis
ter Of tho Unit,d States Land Office
~ Eureka, in the State Of Nevads, during
the sisiy dass' period q publication hcT ord.
Visions Of the Statute. ID. b. lMhEL.
mr2-6Od Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-09
Application for Patent
For Il Mill Site.
NO. 32i.
II. :. LAND OFFICE,

49, .-
Eureka. Nevada. March !, Ri@
NOTICE Is HElsEbY GIVEN that
~ the hi, hmonu Mit ing Company Of AZ. I.
yads, a cor, GRAFTON existing under hnau'
yirnln OF the laws OF The stats OF Nesaua'
has this day. ~ Thomas Wren. rs G1lt Az
thori1ed mgcnt, whose postofiice address "
Eureka, Nevada, iled its amnlieaiion 'ot"
patent for five acres ~ = miH site. situaie'
wing and being in Eureka Mining District;
county of Eurt la and state Of Nevada am
knowa an designat.a by The fold notes ana
official plat ON Tile in u Is otilce AS Lot NO. s''
in uDsurvcyrd lands. n,
The exeri II boundaries Of said Lot No.so
being as follows, t0.wit: -.
Variation 49, dg epst: commencing ats
post marked NJ l, u.s. Survey, NO; 10 .nJ
!, ost No. | y survey Ne.a2. mill site surveys,
bears n y az Y ?,loo #, ind the north
west corner Of tho Richmond Mining Com,
ds 2sm " 80 go Il; thence r%unniDs. N A..
Dig " rs II to p6yt marked No. 2, U. >. snLii
vey No. G tho saRpe. being post No. I o. saiu
survey No. ~; thence second course Nsi19 os
y 40 4: to pct tasrkcd No. 2. T.. 5; sure
to most marked 10, !. u. s. ssryey Nc, 0s;
thence foar,b coarse s sis DIG " 100 #. 70
ost n arked No. .. Y. >. Survey. No. oa, NV
Same being pest M. 7. OF said survey NJ
2; and thence ffIlf eoNfse " Dig M
sl5 80 f. to place ck~havianins' containing
any and all persons cisining adversely any
portion OF said Mill Site as herelne,,
fore described. are required to Go.
their adverse claim with the hes,,
ter Of the United States Land Office ~
Eureka, in tho State Of Nevada, duripg. the
sixty DAYS period Of publication hereof. or
the, will be barred by virtue q the GTofis
ions Of the statute. u. Is. MN
mr2-tod hesis'e-
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PIONEER
Barber Shop & Bath House,

First door north Of the Pioneeratestaurapt
North Main street, Eureka.
1vlE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING RE.
j Gently oponed tho above establishment
yifers his professional services to all who
lesire a irst-class ply siognomical HAIR.
CUT, or an ~ecstatic SHAVE.
DS- Hair Cutting. 80 cents. Shampooing
10 cents.
q Connected with the estab.
A~s. Ishment arc several neat and
Vn.-s.sTselegant Bath ltooms, whore
tGE1Tnsax the most desirable llot or
Cold Baths can be had Mt all times.
BATHS, rs CENTS.
A share II pablic patronage IL solicited.
ia 1 rs NJ. NJ. MOODY. Prop.r.
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DIR. A. B. sPINNEY,
D AND
DME AND BE HEALED!

1t matters Lot .ilat yJ..r lV.b..s I.ly be.
come and let tile luctos e&aldlii, your case.
l; wall cost you no.hius Tor oolasul.l. tn. so
please cal and salts. yynan 81 Ives Whistler the
Doctor understands your case. III c.ut cure
you he viii tell you 50 ii not, he Will tel YOU
that, for he VI IL not undertake a csac uni@ss
Ia. il cul1lAiel1t of ef.ctiug a clr,..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-09
Application for Patent.
For II Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. a22.
L. $. lam OrrIcE.
Eureka, Neyada. Ma oh /

N''t 49, . Va tu |. lhli p
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the i.ichinohd Mining Company of n.
vida, n cor orafian existing under and he
virtue OF Me lsws of the state ~ Acy,d
has tbi. day, by III mas Wren. its d,ly an, '
fnoriAed agent, whuse postofire address; i.
furesa. Nevada, hlnl ~ application gor :
patent for tive m.res ~ a mill site. situate
lying and being in Eureka \ ming ftistric,''
rounty Of Eureka vIli State of nevada. srd
known and designated by the field notes ana
9th fiai Plat on hie IN this office as Lot No. II.
H. nnsurycy I'd ianIs.
The sxt rior boundar cs of sid Lot No. el
being a. oliows, to-wit:
Variation ~ zig T.: COMMENCING at a post
marked NO. /. H.. ;. survey y o. Il. the same
being lost .An. ! OF survey NO. 81 mill site
survey, " hence the aaestaff in The town II
eureka hears n l. d. ~ M V 2,232 feet, and
tht nofi!w 81 con no the iichniond Mining
{ "uit.itny of AeNaLa iteiinery bears ) q DIX h
Ia l-W II: thence Running hr~t course \ "a
* W Ia u. 10 post marked NJ. =, Us. sur.
eoy No ii. thence second course n sib dg
Il ItD II. to post nlark ed ! o. x, Il =. Survey
so 81; thence third course : "a Dig T. 27tf,
To- posi- marked No. /. l.. ;. Survey No. N:
hence fourth course ) ~ Dig 25 IN W 5a3 Ito
II. to post on the eastern boundary Of snii
survey No. 30. ,narNed No. D. L. :. Survey
70. /. and themes Il th course \ Ia Dig "
.sa%lo It. to place Of beginning, containing
dive scres.
ANY and all persons Cunning adversely any
jortion OF saia NH site as herein.
b. me described. arc required to hio
ia ir adverse .laim with the Register
u tn, Unit d states land Office, ut
Eureka. III the stats of Nevada, !uring the
ky days period oi publication hereof. or
hey will be barred by virtue Of the p%royi,-
1nIGs 81 tn Statute.
OIL y. b. IMMEL. Register.
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C0partnershin Notice.

VIIE UNDERSIGNE ED HAVE FORMED
q c~opartnership under The firm nam Of
TAYLOR X WILTON. J VI. Wilton hav-
ing purchased the interest of A. W. Atch-
inson, in the firm of Taylor and Atkinson.
We will continue the FAMILY GROCERY
business at tho old stand. and respectfully
solicit a continuation of the patronage be-
slowed upon the old firm.
". b. TAYLOR.
fztf j.. M. WHITTON.
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s1sa Jast call. look and get figures.
MINING OUTFITS
90, Hardware, sasrfss CUTLERY
IinwAre, e<%~A~ ~Crockery,
Delaware. Stationery,
Glassware, Notions,
Wooden-wars, Tobaccos Cigars, .
IN Xinow~ware, mn Liquors Wines.
= Hated-ware. MM &Trunks. Valises,
*Blankcts, go ~ Quits,
And ev erything eatable and wearE Bile found
In . full and complete stock OF General Mer.
shandise kept at . 6rst-class store.
Our Goods are fresh and now; :" old Goods
We never keep: Auction Goods We do not
buy.
All articles guaranteed as recommended.
z f3ocdsdelveredfrse gratis, and for nzueht.
Y 46aess eps1 fsensA.M !. to 10 =. n. si18
8. ASHIx q BROTHER,
Stone Building.
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Notice.

JACKSON MINING COMPANY-LUCA-
" ton of principal place Of business, san
ranc'sco, ,aliIorpia Location " works,
h ,ieka i~lstr.eI, f.nreka county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby givar, that at a meeting OF
he Directors held on the 10Th day of / So
raary, 1876. an assessment No. s-oi fifty
cents per share was levied uron the capital
stock OF. the corloration. payable iinm' dr.
ately in United states geld coin. to the Secre-
tary, at the Office OF tho Company, beam !,
,OS California street, san francisco, Gu l.
fornia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF Mar, h,
1911. viii DO delinquent, and advertise led for
sale at publis auction; and rnioss payment is
made before will b.. sold on WEiiA ESDAl,
tho 18th day Of Arri,, 1875, to pay tbs aeiin-
lucnt assessment, together with costs OF ad.
vortising and cx6 enscs Of sale,
by order of the board OF ON ectors.
WM. T.. SHAW, secretary,
Office. Room No. 4. i0S Uali ornia, street. San
Francisco. Cal. f2Ytd