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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

the fact that deft. and p'tf have to-
gether acquired $50 acres of land
worth $50 per acre, and some $500
in personal property, asking of the
court equitable division Of this for
the use and benefit of petitioner and
her children. In this case a commits
sioner was appointed, who took evil
dence sustaining the case of the
plaintiff as presented in her petition,
and the court granted the decree of
divorce as prayed with alimony as
per s,ipulations which gives to p'f
the custody of her children, l20 acres
of land, 1850 in cash and some per-
sonal property such as horses, cows,
furniture, &c. Wolf < Iandt, att'ys
for plaintiff.
Rachel Il. Us. Stephen Grapes-
This petitioner set up desertion in
1872, whereby p'f was left with
three children. There was default Of
defendant, but testimony not being
offered, cause was continued. Piatt
4 Carr, att'ys for p'il.
celia h. rs. Sidney Il. Benton-I
These victims of matrimony became
such at Upton in Sept. 1874, the
plaintiff in this case having just pre-
viously figured in the same capacity
with different dcfcniant-thus be-
ing well up in her part. One might
have thought that experience would
have made her cautious, but freed
from marital obligation she hastened
to re-assumc them toward Benton,
whom in her petition she averrei had
discharged them on his part in
such an inhuman manner as to en-
danger her lie. On trial before the
court, the evidence was such that the
prayer oi the petition was granted
and decree entered as prayed. Oak
ley & Wheeler, at,'ys for plaintiff.
-Variah +. rs. Jose1h 7rantor-
These parties, the petition alleges,
were married at Massilon June 2Oth.
1872, and on July 20lh, the same
year, the deft. did abruptly and for
ever desert and leave in forlorn de-
pendence her whom one short moon
before he had sworn to love and
cherish until death. The evidence |
sustaining the plaintiffs representa-
tions, the court undoubtedly thought
that man who would extract the
sweetness of an entire honeymoon
and then basely desert bis post be-
fore trying a single hour Of common
everyday life, had no rights in the
matter which deserved respect, and
entered up decree for plaintiff as
prayed. Ferguson & Mcleod, att'ys
for plaintiff.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

Read the advertisement Of DR.. Nc
Afiee the celebrated specialist, in this
paper, who offers to pay one hundred
dollars forfeit for any case hs under.
takes and does not cure. 3m3l
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

TIE iirm Of f.. S. Young & Co.,
boot and shoe dealers, closed their
first year Of business in Jefferson on
the seventh Of the present month, from
which time it will be known to the
world as Young & Bosscrt. This
makes no change in the house only in
name, as Mr.. b. was the "Co." of the
old firm. The Bee is glad to learn
that the year of business just closed
for these gentlemen has been very
prosperous ne,-and there is good
reason for it. They have let the peo-
pie know, by liberal use ofprinter's
ink, what business they were in, what
kind Of stock they carried and what
inducements they were Offering
JcferSon Bee.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

Don't fail to get Blackhawk
corn plow at Reichert s Cobb's.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

Lots of ) cent prints at Perrien
Deans.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

Ice cream and lemonade have
put in appearance at the City Ba-
kerry.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

The largest stock of carpets in
the county at Dean & lngmans.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

CoNvENTIoN.-For the first time
in Cedar county since the grand Lib
erar' manageries of 1872, regular
straight Democratic Convention,
(without any '1.iberal," "People's'
or "anti monopoly" make-believe
about it, was called to meet at the
Court House last Saturday afternoon.
The said Convention met according
to such call, and although there wasn't
very many present, it was very Dem.
ocratic, end that no doubt was just
as well. After waiting until consid-
erably past the time set for numbers
to increase, the Convention finally got
down toits business, which was speed
lily neutrality-suspicious. be eject
ed, delegates chosen and adjournment
carried without any long winded
"I.it eral" funeral orations over the
"desd old parties" which have been
usua' in the late past.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

WILD CAT, full grown, was what
the animal was pronounced that Geo.
w. Barclay brought to town last Sat
urday evening, 1t was Killed that
day by Mr.. Barclay, Sr., whe found it
arguing the case with his large bull
dog with good prospect Of success
Mr.. B. approached within couple
of rods before he was noticed, and
then as the animal raised up he emp
tied charge of bird shot into its
side which did the business. 1t was
perfect specimen of the cat family,
of reddish gray color and weighed
over forty pounds.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

"HAprY HoLLow."-A. N. Kirk,
of City Drug Store notoriety, re-
ceivcd the other day letter from
some damscl of the school ma am
persuasion wishing, if possible, to en-
gage herself in his institute Of learn
ing at Happy Hollow. Although on
closer inspection the letter was evil
dently intended for some sub-director
named Kirk at different town in
different county, Kirk was at first
very much puzzled to know why
Miss Jemima Spriggins should be
writing to him about Happy Hollow
and kind efforts in her behalf.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

The READING by Prof. Cope, an
nounced for Monday evening last, for
some reason was so poorly attended
that after giving few selections,
merely as specimens, the twenty-five
or thirty present received back their
money and all went home. A good
elocutionist can offer one of the most
pleasant, as well as elevating among
the many species Of public entertain
ments. ana Mr.. Cope is certainly a
good one. We know of no reason
why the patronage should not have
been better except the fact that, in
common with all lectures and read
ings, the price of admission is too
high for the times. It is one Of the
few things which still stays up a,
war figures, and ought not so to be.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

LtiitOr Idrertiser :--Observing in
the Clarence True Delta an article on
the subject of the trial in the case
brigham against Mink, untruthfully
headed "lmpeached,' evidently with
the intention to create an impression
that the jury thought the defendants,
I. & b. Mink, were impeached in
sad trial, | desire, in justice to
Messrs. I. & b. Mink, to say that the
jurors were unanimously of the
opinion and agreed that the attempt
to impeach the defts. failed utterly OF
that object, and established the repu-
tation Of the Mink Brothers for
tru,hfulness and fair dealing during
the ten years OF their extensive bust
ness as grain buyers in Clarence, as
entirely unquestioned except by their
personal enemies.
A. NJ. BRINK,
Foreman of the Jury.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18
Gipten Asuertiser.

To Advcrttsers..-All transient and Special Io-
,sl Notices. and transient Advertisements nlust be
,aid for In advance to secsre insertion.
Editorial Notices or Advertisements in the Local
columns viii be charged 20 cents per line.
ax-This paper is kept file In the Office of T. r
gooth, General Eastern Agent. Chicago and North
Western Railway AIS Broadway, New YORK CITY,
our frieuds when In New York, are cordially III.
yitei TO cali In and read it at any time They will
always be welcome.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18
linton Post Oflice--Arriyal and
Departure Of Mails.

ARRIVALS. DEPARTURE,
On the Northwestern Railroad.
po,eloek q. IN. and 1l%4 Maiss closes at
n M except Satur- O'Clock y. IN.
day night
From Wilton II m. LeaVe ~ n. n.
Davenport Overland via. Inland
Tuesday and Fridays Mondays and Thurs
Go'clock y. III. dag o'clock a. IN.
Post Office open on Sundays from 10 IL
O'Clock q. M.
AL0NIO SHAW, P NJ
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18

Will Young keeps the best
chewing tobacco in Cedar Co. 4wl9
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-18
Railroad Time = 1l,lc.

Arrival and departure OF trains at Yipton
mn the Upton and Stanwood railroad:
arriya.... S5J A. NJ. Leayc, Gas A, NJ.
do ........ 3:f1 p. ". DO. ......... l:2A p NJ
do .... T.i5 r. NJ. do. ........ $50 p a.
Morning trains connect with trains going
east and west on the Chicago and North-
western road. Evening trains connect only
with train going west, except Saturday eve-
nings, when they wait ftS the express going
east.
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SUMMONS.

TN TIE DISTINCT CoCRT OP THE
1 First Jaiicial District ol the State of Ne.
,sda In aud for the county % siorey.
q: u, WOOD. Plaintin. ". q. W. WOOD. De
PENDANT.
Artian brought In the i,irlet Court of the
fir-t Judicial district of ,ks staie o. Nevada.
In and for the county Of storey. and tle COM
plalnt nlei la said coaniy. Ia the ONO. Of the
rlefk Of said DlsiHct Court. on the 3lih day of
May. A. isi6.
The STATE 81 Noy.is send. rre,lnr 10 a.. w.,
WOOD. D,fend,n iou ar hereby required Ia
q, pear In an action brought sgainst you by The
sbove.nsmsd plsibiif. In Tho District Coart ~
The Prs, Judicial District of ih- Stat. ~ Ne.
vais. In and for the county ~ siorey. AMI
answer the complaint fl.d thsfsia within ten
day. u exclusive ~ the day Ut snicel after The
service on ,on ~ this saa mons. " So ysd Ia
| said county. ~ N served oct ~ said county.
within twenty days. aud In all other Gases foriy
days. or judgD. nj by default wall be tsisn
against yoa, aeconiing 10 the prayer of ,sit
complaint.
The said aciicn Ia brought 10 obtain . Jude
ment aud d~c zee ~ ssid Court dls.ol,lng the
londs of insiHmony now etist,ss between You
AID plalntin. Awafding 10 ,lsibiin the care.
custody and control Of the minor ,hildnn,
James W. Non and Flors ]. Mood. i',ue Of the
m.rrisge between you and plstDiin: fof eo.t 81
rnit AID counsel fees aud also q decree VI sst
Court awarding 10 plaintiff the ,oIs ssrer-hip.
u the community properly nOs owned b. yea
aud pla'ntin. eonsistipg ~ y homestead, bnd
situate In the town Of Cob hill. county of sto.
fey. aud described a. fohoss. " Wit OF Mum.
her Twenty 90. In Block Saml~r One ~,
lAnge II. - known and de- ~ Aied upon the o.
beiAl plat or msp ot ihe lawn 20 OOld ITiII, to-
rs'her with . dwelling s.tnairi IN. reon ana The
hou eholJ fufnitur-. all 81 The saiue ~ ons
thousand dollars % iheresbonts. for eanse Of
action. plAisilu alleges failure aud nsg Get on
: our psrt Ia provide plsintin aud your children
VIII ih- common becer.ariTr IL life. Al of
which viii niore fully sppear by reference ~
rlsiht ~ complaint hersin on nle. q copy ot
which you zrc herewith served.
And y u arr her by poiihed that II yon fail
10 answer the complaint. the ssid piAiniln Will
apply 60 the Coun for the islisi therein De.
msnd.d.
Given under my hand and the seal Of The Dis
trict Court of the tipt ludicisl District of tLs
State OF Nevada. In snd Tor The county ~ sto
rry. this !ssh Day OF MAY. In the year ~ our
L0nao Que thousand eight hundred and seventy
sit.
lsEAL1 ". q. THOMPSON. Cert.
ly q. u sr-sioss. Depaty Geek.
lei laN nm A.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
N0TIcR NO. 3i8.
o.. \. suryey No. iJs.

TT 9. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY. NJ.
". vads. May -. 1916. = Notice IL hereby
given that the "suPEhlOR GOLD AND slL~
vHit MINING COMPANY. . corporation duly
organized ard existing undsr the Law of the
stsie OF California. whose po.tofioe Addrers
and principal place Of business 10 san fIan'
cisco, California has ihis day. by J. II. Mo.
KSIaHT. it, sups riniendent and duly author.
lied agent. made application FRI United rtstes
patent for fifteen hundred (ts00) linear feet OF
tho I" btewart Lode" bearing sold aud silver.
together with surface ground six bundled iest
To- width. situate. lying and being In the Gold
I'M Mining District, b.. 70, county and state q
Nevada. know and designated On ths heid
notes and onicial plat ~ United States survey
or Lot No. i3s. In section 81, Township u
north, Of Range ~ east, Mount Diahl0 meridian.
the exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 13s he
Ing a. follows, To wit; Beginning OF q poet
marked No. !. ]. \. suryey. No; w. locsisd
on the north eide Of Crown Point kavine. and
whence bears the cross On the Catholic Church
la God Hill south sia degrees east nagrfsn
ON Fort Homestead s0uth sss degrees east:
flagstaff on Mount Builsr north 3ik degrees
west the uater.section corner on ,he -,ailn
rast. Mount Diablo meridian. south 10 degrees
west, 1898 feet, and running from said poAt No.
! . first cour~-Sorh sou desrees wet 1D
feet. 60 Pest No. .. Thence. second cour.e-
norm ~ drgfe = ~ mluutet wtst i.g tttt. v"
Poet No. 3. Thence, third eour-e-Souih Nk
deprres east co fe~t. 10 Post No. 4. Theme.
rolrse- eonih 10 degree. % minutes east
! ,tOO feet. 90 Post No. q. Thence. nth conrse-
North t0k degrees west 30 feet. To- Post No. l.
the point of MISUNDERSTANDING ~ u'iOD
acres. Bearings espresssd nom the true inefi-
dlaa, magnetic variation N degrees ~ minutes
east. The labor aud improvements consist of
. shan and tunnel. ereeedibg 500 In value.
Survey made 10 secord with record of location.
This claim 4. bounded on The rouih by the On.
tsrlo contany's claim, and oh the other sides
by unknown claimants. This location was duly
recorded In Hook "B"of Locations. Page ms.
sior, y County Iieeords. Kept ai The Once OF the
County Iiecorder of storey county.
Any aud eli persons claiming adversely any
portion of paid superior Gold and Silver Nh.
Ing d mpany's claim are required To ME Their
adverse claim with the Register of the United
states Land Onloe, 81 Carson city. New. during
the sixty-ds,s period OF publication hereof. or
they viii be barred by virus OF The provisions
of the ststutc.
mya1 est A. WATT. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-18
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. Ii7.

,.v, ovy,cv AM ,.,so, yy
.ANn IT., .ni.Sor. IN.
Ne 'nua' yen1 80 ,%a''e !, n.,."y
gi,sn ~ Shns'th hnnvv,c,nrnn nHN
n.nos.aas snna hn.sn'n
,,T,r,sr9n, n.. r., NJ 1890 49, ~
,.,.aa ,,rynI. 60. - 5000 h.,- n.S.
~ ,"s,,a.,, ~ ha,.., IT,. =.
pp."ss.o" y ,M.,,' a1 loa.in ,s.I.s.,sn
lug W = noa,nrlv !" 'o.s".ly .nt.', \
s sh,oonnss III, ". S,ia ~, 49,, .a.s'ass., III
''oln hnl sinIns pns'e'. s,o'ey eouh,y' wv
'ahe peinn Ius,'I zoe, anu uraiins Roia aMa
sl.eI, anu Win lmey ~ .ne osn.f' ~
~ p's-ess,oao W. ,aIne. ..sr,n., WIN A, w.
unpr. sp.rs snu ansles. ~"u purts'n h,o,hu
y hhLn,'a Iect Wy win'h' sn.ofa.,nP io."o
ssfss. 40, ue.srio", nP"a ps' anu hsia no'.-
~, hle w w om,e sha pos'ei on ,ns ,I.In -
,Snows 'nnlng ~ g ~ na,h.. sumosa
Wv. w.. 1870 $500; s.s.ou,',y 81
~, no''nS r,1'iy !. - ~ ~ =" w
hnisf,.sh 'A' ros. .neh.' ,unn,ns anun"tsnn
ro.' ~" immrs' ,o"'a.. ~ a'sIsee
EAST rpre.,' "a rost 70 soi tne .eo,gis Ooh'.
psny Yes on's'y 70. 81. h9rth :, uegrv.-
ssst, 1l,'an. ~, III ! 'n. rhlos. stAsh ot tne
Mos, ,Insod ho.sinn wot M, ana VOC nss.,an On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

MONTH CALHOUN GOLD ASn sn.yRr
IN Mininr Company -Iocatlon VI pribciIah
plare Il business. God mn. Nssats. LEGATION,
81 W. rk-, Rasle aud carpoe " ming District,
Ormsby county. Ntysds. Tho sLs'eholders ti
The North Calhoun G.id and \ liver Mining
Company are hereby no lied that the ANIMAL
NEE Ing of the ssockh0ldsrs a. the said Tim.
pany will be heal II The once Of The Z ompsry,
Of rholnss ,allagh.r's oflre 0oii mn. Ssvsds.
on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of July. 1876. at
ihr honr vi O'Clock y. H.. Tor the election on
TTustee- and the Transaction ~ snch other
hnslness - may be bronght hef0re said meet
Lea. u. !. TUkMAN, Sserctsry.
Gold HILL Nexahn. Inns II LA .Inii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-18
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OyrIcE or THg EUROPA MiYINa CON.
~ psny. II ON No. Il nsywari'. IulIdipg.
tie California street. Fan fflneisco, California
A Stock pisideDd has this day hen declared
upon the capital stoek of the EgropA Minlnn
C'mpsry -being one share 81 sesrsgstei Yu.
fj Mining compsny'r ,tock to sseh and every
shAre OF Enrnpa stock. Transfer hooks will H..
elosed July 10th and dividend de iye.ble on
the 18th.
jyiid RICHARD n. MOVES. s.cr.,,,,.
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sTocKHolpERs' MEETING.

nPFiCy PiCrou MINING COMPANY,
~ san frsnriseo California. July u, isis
The regular annual meetlng OF the sioel hold.
sp Of the lieiou Mining Company all Ne hell
a. their ofica. Boom y. No. tos csiifofnis street.
-. is;s. y, 10 o'clock ". Transfer hook will
elose on the i7ih of July n Ia O'Clock y.
jystd y. PHILLIPS. seerstary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

'OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED VIII
W rinia Mining Company. San Francisco
California. June ~ isIs Al n meeting Of th..
board of 'Trss,ees of the above named Com
pany. W tails day. a dividend mo. ~ Of Two.
on TUESDAY. the u h.. Tnn.fsf hooks
closed until July isib.
Bsin AN. HAvESs, seerrtsu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-18

And In accordance With law. aud an order
Of the linaH 81 Directors. msdc on the "a
day W june, isIa. % many shares of each
passsl al such stock ~ may be necessary win
be sold ~ pnblic auction. at the ONCE of the
Company. Room ~. No. ti9 Californis strret.
Van francisro. C.llfomls, on WEDNESDAY.
the 18th day of July. 1876. At the hour Of !
o'clock Y. Y. Of said day, IN pay said csisn-
qneni ASSORTMENT thereon, together " IN costs
of advertising and expenses ~ Tee sails.
JOSEPH MAGUIRI, secretary.
Onioe-Room ~, No ~ California street,
San Francisco. cAllfornia, Jyi0td
NOHTH C~ALlsOTN GOLD AND
~ SILVER MINING COMPANY.-t<estio
Of principal place Of badness. 0old llli. Ne
vada.
Location o. works. Eagle and earson Mining
District. 0fm.by coua'y. N'yads.
Notice.-ThGY are delinquent upon the fol.
lowlngde-cribeJ stock 81 The North Calhoun
lsoh and silver Minins Oompanv. an anconni
oh a.sessmeni (So. ~ levied Nay ~. 1871. the
sevetAl Amoants set opposite the nsfnep Of the
reaRasfl.e slaIshnliefs "a fulloWHs
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF pireetors, made on the 10th day OF
May. 1876. 30 many sharrs af eaeh parcel
or such stock a. mar bs necessary will he
sold at puhllc auction. at the once Of the
Company, tls California street. San Fran.
cisco, California. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
DAY Of July. 1919. o. the hour Of O'Clock y. n.
Of raid day. TO pay said delinquent . sessment
thereon. together with costs Of advertising AM
expenses Of the sale.
Onice-4ia California street, Room M. q,
Nan ffanrlsf0. Callfomia ixIfd
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And In accordance with Law, AID an order Of
the Boari Of directors. mads on the Goth day
of May, 1870. 10 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock a. may he necessary will BE-
sold At public auction. at the salrsroom Of
Maurice Dore 4 Co., No. $40 Pine street, ran
18Th day 81 July. 1870. 81 the hour Of I O'Clock
r. N. oi said day. IN pay said delinquent assesr-
inrnt thereon. together with coats VI advertis.
ing and eIJense- of the sale.
wM. II McCL'hToCK. Secretary.
Onice-Iicom 4 Hayward's Building. No. 4ie
California street, San francisco, California.
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And IN aecnriAncs With Law. and an ordf, Of
the Hoard ~ Trustees. male on the VI A.y Of
May, 1910, ~ many shares Of usa psrrei Of
said stock ~ mar be gs<s~sry VIII be sold
Of public anctior. q the ON - NJ the Company.
atTnomss Gailsehers once. Gold Hiil. Nevada.
on SATURDAY. the sh day Of August. is.6,
al thu hour Of ! O'Clock .. ~. IA par aid de.
lInquent assessment Their On. tssethsr with coat
OF advertising and sxpsr " Of sale.
by order ei The hoard Of Trustees.
ty.h D. !. THURMAN. Secretary,
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. OsSIrru MININ0 COMPANY.

IN LOcatInh OF principal pIhcr OT burIheff,
ssl Francisco, California.
Location of works. DEVILS Gate District,
Lyon county. Nevada,
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
low lng-lc-cribed stock. on account OF ASSESS
ment mo. ~ levied On the ~ b day Of Nay.
1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
losNs.
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P~0sra0sgp sAI.K,

Aia gsctiog oi The Board Of Trus,ses OF he
south Comsiock told and silysr Mining Com.
pany. bald on The 81 asy Of June. is,e. IL Was
Ies tvsd that the ~ al delinquent stoch Of
ssia somlany. advertised TO b soil on the
OF sald Company 81 California street, Iiooms
and =. sccond noor over latna Insurance OF.
nee--snttanee. ~ California riyest-sap frsn.
sisce; California. .. tcfshi. posipoped 10 The
The samp hour and place.
~ o der Of the Iiosfj Il Dir etors,
teNd !. N. BUfPiNOTON. Rrcfetarv.
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Iosmer \ Bourne, Trus ID.

Ipd 10 a-ososlspss viii law. AID an ora: 81
o. tue Hoard Of Directors. made on the d
day Of Nay. lsIa. 90 many shares OF each
parcel of saeh stock %. mar be neccssary
VIII be cold Of public auction. IL The once Of
the company. No all California street, Rooms
and I, tecobd ioor. over Nina Insurance Of.
nee : sntrsnce. 800 California strtet-ssn iran.
cisco. California, ON MONDAY, the 2s,h dsy Of
June, 1875. al the hour of z O'Clock T. 4. Of
said day, To pay sstd ~dei,nQuent assessmeut
thereon, ioqsihfs ui.h cdits VI adyettIsisr and
expenses VI tie sale,
OtAsp--fs. sii California ,trret' Rooms 4 and
:. second ho,r. over lftna Insurance ofiee-en-
.r.nes. ~ California strret-sAn Prsnsirp.
oshiofniAs ls2fd
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pILIyQrEyr SALES.

AJS bxf ~ diNtSs .ssa.
s,Y Il cation ~ principal place oi
s.n Frtnci-eo. California
.. Il sar>-. flosery Minin; District,
.taiy. Nevada
rasrv ,rs delinquent upon the FOL
fRi srbt<. "a tccouut OF assess
sflsi "a tae sih ay OF VI y.
.tft tnbani- st Oppo-ite the
go 'cfiv' shareholders. a. FOL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-18

@1C A DAY AT HoMZ.-AagSrs WANT.
ed. Ont1t and terms free.
mrl7 TRUE 4 CO.. Augusta. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-18

SESS No nSc, z . nowELL 4 co.
sslnias il,so 4 100 se sssp:s 81 ~ nd P s.;i:. sSs
fnuwing cost OF Advertising. 'niI mil
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

~ lo3 -i2. arr.. H. sFer,r. ..lr-r "a
larf.f-r| -.-f ' r-fias FRA. o. Wfrr.
Mare I..... .rl .Hs N fT-tf.I
CLEARED ana ffn lrcE hr Ifrr. 6 rusff nd ctl ar
fe, Fnni barns; plenty q wafer, % .,4 orclarer
rnoi trler. &C., Ac. therp
DoANE Il CArrmArr aC~r their SER
vices 20 tie public for The -alr or trade
Of real est le. without making ANY
charge TO parties employing them. M
Jess sales are effected. and thea reason
able commission Is expected. Pes,lr-
having real estate a. sell VIII iud ibis r
desirable means ofreaehing fhe purchaS-
my public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES FOR SALE
AT n BARGAIN.

VNnE undersigned has for sale the
choice and large selection e trees
and shrubbery. grown in the nursery Of
the late VIM. Green deceased. and offer,
them to purchasers az very low prices.
Mr.. Green was a practical nurseryman.
and had a varied stock Of tie b.,t va
Iietir. sdapted TO tins climate. and the
trees nC sold I'm this county. have proven
in bearing TO be all he re- scented them.
For the purpose of selling out the
stock. ! will be at the nursery, two miles
west O; ireland. on Mondays and Tues
days of each week uuui. the Ist OF De-
cember, aud will make 1t to the interest
OF purchasers 20 give him. call.
Agents will please report sales TO me
on the day of delivery.
WI. III. III. GREEN.
Oct. 20. 70 iw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

ir-Now Is the time 10 hcauufy your
houses. barn, and fences with a coat of
durable paint. \ large and complete
assortment O. D.. paints and oils SOLD % the
New Drug Store. az p1uic prices