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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-23
O!,IrU Y,

II has pleased God to take away on
dear. good doctor, VIM, i, Allen; ana
Tine cannot cllilrr the remembrance ol
that cheerful, Kind face, IN those who are
SO Sorcly bclcavcd,
The deceased was born In Louisiana IN
1880, was educated in Kentucky. ana mar
rlcd Miss Martha Foster near Bow my
Green. lie afterwards attended medical
lectures ut Louisville; and when U>t In
the pride vt graduation, when carrying
the first honors OF his class, he met with
the loss Of his beloved wife, only one
child survived her mother, and she stood
near the dcath-bcd OF her darling father,
In 1866 he removed To Tullnhomn ana be-
gan the practice Of medicine, lie was
married to Miss Lizzie Blackwell In 1866 |;
and one dear and cherished boy blessed
that union. Since 1869 DR.. Allen has
lived AT Hunts Station, where he has en-
joyed the unboundcG confidence and love
Of his large number OF patrons. llcioincd
the Methodist Church twenty-five years
ago, aud has since contormed strictly to
its requirements.
Aged iorty-sevcn, Forty-scvcn years
Years of honesty, purity and goodness.
Who can desire more? What prOudcr
legacy could IN ailrctionate father be
qicathe to his children to inspire them to
true manhood and w0manhood; or Il low
ing husband leave to the wife of his bOS-
ON to console her in the time Of her deep,
deep sorrow?
lie Is not dead, this one Of our affections ;
but gone unto that land where he no more
doth need our earnest care, our loving
help, and deep soicitudc /. i. Is.
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Chancery Sales
For September l7th, 1877.


pigur, Manirr u Hal ". Graves Pen
nin9lrn ct all.
BY virtue of decree Of the Chanccry
Court of franklin county, Tenn. pro-
nouncrd At its June Term, 1877. in above
cause, Will. on
Monday. September 18th. 1877,
a.. the Courthouse door IT, Winchester,
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder. FOR
CASH. the tract of land described in the
plradingo n the "McGchcc tract of land"
situated short distance from Winchester,
Tenn. en- the Huntsville road bounded by
the lands of NJ. NJ. Henderson, W. f Tay-
Tor and othcrS-containing about 200
acres. and embraces the mansion house
where defendant. Pennington now lives
This August 10Th, 1917
4. II. FINCH. {, d VI.
aug23-tdS S.,
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

From my premises. near Syler': Mil. on
the I'd instant. TWO HORSE MULES
both bays. One is Of medium size. very
trim, freshly shod and rOachtd, about .
years old. The other small Swear old
Slightly broken. no shoes. II strayed., IL
is supposed that they have gone in the III
rection OF MurfreesbOro, as one oil them
came from that section. | will pay liber-
ally for their return to me, or for intorlia-
ton thar " i'll lead tn their recovery.
G. J. HARRIS.
Ausuat 23-lt winchester. Tenn.
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Land for Sale.

a valuable tract OF land for sale-32S
acres. or less. to suit the purchaser. Sit
uated near Salem. Tenn. | am now living
upon said land. There is upon the place
six sett Of houses. good orchards. and and
all other things convenient. Apply soon
PRESTON HATCllETT
June Eth. 18TH
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you 70 Oil your mouth with water and
sit on the stove till it boiled, cat fire
till yon are red hot, ii lr q cross-cut
saw, or tiy to twist n II ule's tale, than
to undertake it, We've hired one of
the "o'hoys'to do our.lighting, and he's
Lightning
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
Jesse Arlcdgr vs.. II, Il. Estill ct ais.

Jesse Arlcdgr vs., II, Il, Estill ct ais,
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk u Master. from
compliments bill in above cause, which
is sworn to, that defendants, I. 4.
Morris and W I May. are non-rrSidcnrS
Of the State OF Tennessee. 10 that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in tn,
Home journal, published in " inchcstrr.
Tenn. requiring said nonresident defend
ants 20 appear on or before the ltl Mon-
day inJanuary nrXt, before the Chanrrry
Court at Winchester, rankin county,
Tenn. and plead, answer or drmur to
compartments bill or the same viii BE- Ia
ken toI confessed and set for hearing cX
pIrtc as to them.
Witness my hand, at Office in WinchcS-
ter Tenn. this August 4th. 1877.
j. Ii. FINCH, {. Il NJ.
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Colyar 4 Marks. Solicitors.
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NOTICE

II YOU owe me an account ana cannot
pay, come up and give your note. II you
owe me note and the note is nearly out
OF date, come up and renew it. If you
can't pay me in money, pay IN something
need. II you can't do either. Heaven
help You! w. j. SLATER.
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ElGlC AINI

is Il Il CROUCH and Symm, trical culture
OF body, mind and heart; the watrhword
being true mdthood and 4 hHe comd'dtood,
God places brothers and sisters in the
same family, and toy placing boys and
girls in the same school, the boys are cen
tier aMd the girl, stronger, while the NOR
ais and MARINERS Of both arc purrr and
better.
The first session begins August -,
1877. Is forty weeks Iong, and comprises
two terms, each tWrnty weeks.
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In this issue will he found the pro-
ccedings OF meeting at our Court
house, the main object Of which is
the consolidation OF the Free School
and Carrck Academy, under The charge
OF Professors Clark and Bledsoe. IL
is claimed that this will be far more
economical, and we are sure that under
the tuition of Messrs. G, " b the stu>
dents will advance rapidly ana to the
satisfaction OF patrons, Read the pro
ceedings.
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We have neglected TO publish the
real estate transfers, marriage licenses,
Nc., for some time. but promise to lay
them before our readers regularly after
this issue.
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G3;entsnnial ]. uoemu.
wv ",5@
TINS STNOOL OFFERS
EXCELLENT FACILITIES

To those desiring an education. 1t l.
easy of ncre,, nom either Winchester or
.Cownn-bciug abodt midway between
them, in healthy and beautiful location,
and ina quiet and moral ucighborhood,
Cheaper board and tniIionarc here found
combined with superior schoOl-room ad-
vanlaGcs.
Young, earnest and efficient teachers,
who have warm hearts to welcome and
willing hand, to help, impart instruction,
and it is thorough, careful ana complete
The complaint 50 often made that teacher,
are slaves to routine. that they bIlndly
follow pcrodrntS and never originate or
adopt new methods. cannot be made
against this school. She has fresh, young
lite, docs not roll in the old rut,; but i
guided hy common sense, and has force OF
viii to carry out it, teachings,
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EXPENSES PER MONTH.

For tuition in primary GLASSES ..... - OO
" inlcrmrdiltr classes %
" higher CLASSES ....,.. . 90
~" BOARD. from 5000 to $1,000
" Tuition viii be charged from date Of
entrance To close Of term
We ask of parents, before sending else
where an examination OF or s1hoo! and
it, work.
students not controlled at fom". and
to work. need not enter. for
they will not be happy with rs.
For further Information apply to
JAMES " TERRiIl,
Winchester, Tenn.
AnrMst Nlh-4t
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sH- Atwood Jeans. doublc-warp, OF
various brands. a fine lot ut 0O cents
nor ward ELLIS DAYS.
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~ A large lot of Blcachcd Domestic
M manic prices. ELLIS DAYS.
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We would direct especial attention to
the advertisement of MIR. Fred Nenger.
he is selling furniture at very low rates,
lie does good work. Is cntcrprlslnG' ana
desesves the patronage of oar people.
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NOTICE. {!

Ny son, Geo. l.. Wulmslry, il my duly
agent for the Transaction OF all
College business
MRs. j.. WAINi9LEY,
Treas. Mary sharp College.
August 10th. lS7G-lv
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Manufacturer ut ANA dealer IN
ALL STYLES OF FURNITURE

Prices aslow ~ the same can be- boughI
IN Nashville.
His Furniture Is all handmade and viii
stand the test OF any reasonable usage,
Pictures ChromOs, Ne, neatly framed,
A lot on hand for sale very low,
Al sorts ol Moulding on hand for sale
cheap, for framing
II son want seats IN your cane chairs,
come and get "Gardnrr'S Patent 3I'ly
Veneer seats,
.7s" Al kinds Of Upholstery, sc done
promptly.
CoFITLN@i
Made to order, ana u iWlI supply of the
incest on hand, Of any size, NJ less than
they can be bought for anywhere else.
lie viii deliver them in NICE llEAtSE
to any part Of the county.
gS' Call ut his store room, northeast
side Of the square, Jourdan's old stand,
Winchester, Irnno aud examine for your.
Sclnts, and yon viii err that yOu can save
money by mtronllINg him.
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Thomas Grant and others vs.. Jas. Viii
linn. u ii at hnnS
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August 9th At
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-06

Fourth, ''in all canior, ne asks, ''what
als our Dodge City Chronicier and 'Ariiul
Dodger, q" There IS quite AL amcan; Of all
ment. LIST, We waat fair play. 81, honest rep
reseniation. 81, versciiy in its purity ih,
We want the farmers of Ellis county 10 have
their just rights in accordance 70 the state laws.
4th, we want the cattle men TO keep their eyes
open, and pot be guided by such statements as
occur from time in The sentinel. That's whaf
ais us.
The writer is not ''iabrca,or, runner
or GUNNER lie came TO Kansas in lsa~,
% years ago, and has Travelled m parts of Kan
that probably the editor Of the sentinel never
saw, and is ready 70 dsrobe himself OF the
''lion's skin" and face any ass.
Hays City, April 30 Artful Dodger.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-06
THE HAYS CITY SENTINEL.
Its Giant Editor Speaks his Piece.
A Reply.

-, - 49,. =. -
-
iAAen IN inns nAl'er' ihe personal interest IN
'o"eu 10 io' 'u'no'eu' 'e '''io" 'ne ~ n"'o'
any resentment nor Is my spirit IN 'iie oo"I-e
% nshl anu !us'ioe' IN 'ne ieAs' "ou"u'u' MS
en"ii' " "iah' me VIZ" ihteH'i"""i
reseh'a'ion anu iaiseho'u Doing no reP'oaoh
10 III! cohsciehce' nor am conscious vi "'sei'-
ING 'nose 'ie si'"s! ePi'he's- Du' Al must We
oono'"eu tia' 'ne eu''"i III qhes'i'' has i"i!
pe'faSeu tue ooYeo' "iincu NJ ne "ppehis 10
INC Pe"p'e VI Iiis eou'' " ooiiie ~ 'he "eienoe
% "iS h'PA'"'io"- ""' ai4s' ho" iei"0''i''S
SCI. ~ 'spoN' ~ i''' 'ssi 'H'i''
P'P''-' 'o"e 'ei'
nv soes U" 'ne piinoiPie 'i'a' Ie'eii'-
inen' Is r"s'o' anu eeuii 'i's "isuiii'h'.
ms a''aeA Is ui'iuea pe'"ee" '"e euiior Oh lhe
iniee a"u myself an" 'iien ne piooeeus 10 ue-
iena MS own posilioh' !" cer'ainiJ "ould nave
peen iiiore CONSISTENT perhaps Win His pro-
lessed INTENTION 70 nave gwen some argument
IN iAor Oh ms pos''ion' out anger mas some
claim 10 indulgence ana railing Is usually
rehei 10 ihe inind oil those VINO are mol overload
iound rehei ana an aoarohauc dement, from the
experiment. IL Is MOI my present uesigh !"
enter INTO iorhiai 'ihdicatioh Oh the late
Dead Line Law" do not pretend to be
completely master oil all Facts connected with
the history OF It's passage therefore need not
run the risk oil DONG injustice 10 any one, since
MS entoriais last iaii anu winter carry upon
me lace Oh theih soihpiete 'ihuicatioh OF the
points taken by me heretofore consequently
require no oe'ter evidence 'iiat am tight ihah
ihe nacA numbers oil me sentinel PROVIDED,
Always. mat that journal Is accepted as good
anu sups'''n'iai evidence. rFooaoiy .ne s'ar
Mouu say '"a' 1t was not. DC 'hA. as IL may
tne s'ni mas oiias'issu II ior exercising 50 I'M
iairiy It's 'a'eh's Oh instrumentation IN other
ioca' matters, anu 'he eui'or Oh 'He Sen'ihei
oeihs oi7c'pie oi DiacAs'one, oranch Oh 'he
great eApounuins i'''nis' ought 10 hho" peuer
ihah ordinary huihah oeinss upon WIFI partic-
uiar occasion talent Tor Misrepresentation
ina! oe larry eAef'eu, o". W orins man 10
iriii seoonu 'iiie' "neh he mas aireaoy proved
MS ihiooehoe' y iA'ier 700 severe us not IN
.ne long morn ia"' Is not IN MS statute
poohs, nor III 'he Interpretation VI 'he Ia" tna'
uiuer' ou' 'iie eA~o' ieeiinss Vi the Ellis
souh'' iA'ieiS anu se'us' - we" rs INC
iohs ''orh ne''nAh's' 'iA' our lucas oisagree
IN appearance
40" iol s''"oe a. MS "ineni'
fra' Inc present ueau line certainly was
ues"eu ny cams ior N,e paipaoie reason mat
their preaa anu ou''er uepenued on me eatue
'raue 10 greater OF less extent out as 'or Ellis
COUNTY 'hh' Is 'he farming eiass' 'he case IS
ainerehi' eh'ess we except lew instances,
sueh as 'he case Oh non 'onn H. Ed"ards'
OF even hohoraoie RANK, VINO own' In all
prop aoiii'y' properly In EMS Hays and VIC
'"ria' anu 'i'e value vi sa'a properly "ouid IN
crease IN greater ratio Than The damage done to
their little farms and stock by the Texas cattle
passing IN close proximity thereto
Second The dead line. instead Of being salts
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fhT0uE4 KensinEton, change Ire0f0n
for West Philadelphia. - q ~
Connection + made at Manunka Chunk With RelayaFs
Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad. AT LehiQh Jupctfo3
with Lehigh Valley, Lehigh Susquebanna. Norris 4
ESSEX, and New Jersey Central Railroads At LAMBERT
vile with FlemipGton Railroad Al Somerset Junction
With Mercer Somerset Halfway and at Trenton with
trains 70 and from New York. and Camden.
For further information time tables which cap be
obtained at the ticket offces.
FRANK THOMSON b.P. FARMER.
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
+. ". JACKSON, Gent Surn u h. r. Of N. J. Dig
IA. ANDERSON, supt Belvidere ply.
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vEC7ErTINE
is MY FAMILY
MN'0ZLZNN.
| WISH NO OTHER

PRoyIpEEcE, April Ith, 1876
NJ II. r.. SrEvRNs-Dcar Sir Wheu was about
years of age a humor broke out upon me. which my
mother tried TO by giving herb teas and all oth-
er such remedies she knew Of but II continued to
grow WORSE until finally she consulted physician and
he said had the salt rheum and doctored for that
complaint. He relieved me some but said could not
be permanently cured the disease originated in the
blood remained great sufferer fol several years,
I'll heard OF and consulted physicians who said had
the scroiulous humor and II would allow him to doc
tor me he would cure did so and he commenced
healing up my and succeeded In effecting
terna cure but In short time the disease appeared in
form than ever, cancerous humor upon my
lungs throat and head suffered the most terrible pain
and there seemed TO be remedy and my friends
Thought must die when my attention was called
while reading newspaper, to yEGETlHE testimonial
oil Mrs. Warehouse No. 1854 Athens Street. South Bos
ton aud l. formerly residing in South Boston and being
personally acquainted with her and knowing her orm-
feeble health concluded would try the Vegetine.
After had taken few bottles IL seemed to force the
ont Of system. had running In my
which for time were very PAINFUL but continued to
take the vegetne until had taken about Is bottles my
health improving all the time from the commencement
of the first hottie, and the TO heal commenced
taking the vegetne In 1872 and continued its constant
for six months AT the present time my health is
better than II has been since child. The
Vegetine Is what helped and most cordially
mend II to all sufferers, especially my friends. had
been sufferer for 10 years, and until used the
vegetine. found remedy use II my family
medicine, and wish no other.
Mol Joy Street. Providence, R. /.
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iss.m can ls a. ,he rate Of 20 miles an
shour M KNsf E
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81 want five cents worth of starch,' said
little girl to grocer's clerk. The clerk,
wishing to tease the child, asked "What do
you want five cents worth Of starch for"
Why. for five cents, Of course, " she answer
ed, and the clerk concluded to attend to his
own business.
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MISCELLANY.
LarFNr HEAr.
srEcuIATi ON the yuTvHE FATE or THIS
GLOBE.


The amount Of heat lying latent in motion,
and awaiting only for the arrest osmoticn to
become sensible, is suggested bJ Prof Tyn-
dali, the author Of Heat as mode Of mo-
ton, in this way
g The shock which would be created were
the motion Of the earth to cease would be suf-
ficient not only to set the whole earth on fire
and melt 1t, but also to convert it into whole
mass of vapor, The heat would be equal to
that derived from the combustion of IA globes
of coal, each equal to the earth in magnitude.
And If after the stoppage Of its motion the
earth should fall into the sun, as it assuredly
would, the amount Of heat generated by the
blow of contact with the sun would be equal
to that developed by the combustion of 900
worlds Of solid carbon
Possibly says the Indianapolis Mems, that
star which recently appeared to burn out and
become nebulous, as If returning to its prim-
ordial condition, was halted in it's course by
some disturbance and took fire from the eff
feet of it. II the sun and its system werc
formed Of incandescent vapor set in motion,
as La Place holds, and the arrest Of motion
produces heat, the natural suggestion of the
relation would be that the heat Of q halt Of
the cart,, would be sufiicient to return the
,,a,at % ;ts vanor;form state. II came out
IF that sfa.e Nv motion and stoppace of mo-
tim sbould send it back.
The question then would be whether this
oaseous condition would be produced SO in
stantaneously AZ to prevent the earth from
falling into the san. as it's aravitation would
force II to do IL its diurnal motion should
ceasa and ito dense condition should continue
far sanv sperceptible time. IL 1t did fall the
haat of tie collision would vaporize il. aud il
Il didn't II would be vaporixed first. So In
a,,v event everything would be. gas, and the
work az creat ION us 81 evolution rather, might
BEGIN again. For If one Of tin planets should
ba mt ont Of Mace the rest would tumble out
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70 pAEss AugrMN LEArEs.--Press the
leaves carefully between newspapers, taking
careto avoid tapping one over another The
next day take out the leaves and dry the pa
pers. Put the leaves again in press, and the
next day repeat the drying process. This
should be done three on fonr times, until all
the moisture is extracted from the leaves
This is troublesome but the result win be
brilliant. If the face Of each leaf after the
first pressing, is brushed over with salphuric
acid diluted one half with wate=, Che color
81 i'll be still brighter but great care should be
exercised in the use Of this powerful acid
Do not wax Or yarnish the leaves. as it gives
them an unnatural gloss. They can be made
into sprays or garlapds ~ means Of fine wire
which florists use, twisted lightly around
fhsir stems.
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DR. J. w. A. BIRKLEY,
SURG EON DENTIST.

UNIFORMS his patrons and the public that he con-
tnnes 70 practice his profession at No. 2A2 SoNtb
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, the fifth door below
Locust Street. and that he Is prepared to perform al the
most dihcut and intricate operations apperaiping TO
Dentistry. He also administers all the Gases for the
positive relief Of pain in the extracting OF teeth beiHg
rs Who dared 70 bring Il into use IN his profession
IN the State Of Pennsylvania He likewise sets every
description of Artificial Teeth bu especially me Terra
Metallic, Of which he Is the discoyerer and inventory
In the most satisfactory manner to the wearer. Ex-
tracting Teeth specially
Sept. i, tsJs,ly.
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Hawks can -hy az the rate q 100 miles an
Duckscan ~ at the rate 81 90 miles an
hour.
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4 negro held COW while cross-eyed man
was tasknoek her on the head with an axe.
The darkcy observing the mans eyes, iu some
alarm inquired sau gASine 10 hit whar
you look ~ sizes u" Den. said Cuffee
hold dis COW yourself
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The 5asllaan can iy at the rate Of IS miles an

Frnes live from iesto 10 years--if not eat
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The LATEST CuRrosITIEs. fence made
from the ratings of scoldng wife.
A plate Of butter from the cream of a
joke.
The original brush used in painting the
signs of the times
The small coins Gin the change of the
moon."
The latest contract with the srade-winds
The chair in which the sun sets.
A garment for the naked eye
A buckle to fasten on a laughing-stock.
An animal that drew the inference.
A bucket Of water from ssAll's we'll. =
Soap with which a man was washed over
board.
The strop which is used to sharpen the
waters edge.
Apeftion Of the yeast used in raising the
wind
The saucer belonging to the cup Of sorrow.
Hinges and lock from the trunk of an ele.
plant.
A feather from the wings of flying report
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BEST REMEDYINTHELAND

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, Sept. 2sd, 1870
Mn. II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir--I desire to state TO you that afflicted
with breaking out Of blotches and pmpies my face
and neck for several years. have tried many remedies,
but none cured the humor Of my face and neck. After
using or three bottles Of your vegetine the humor
was entirely cured do certainly believe 1t Is the best
the land and should highly recommend 1t to the act-
ed public. Truly yours,
p. PERRINE, Architect
Mr. Perrine is well-known architect and builder at
Little Falls N X, having lived there and In the ycin-
lily for the last thirty -three years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-25
Notice to Lien Folders.

George w. Richards VS.. H Zipf and D. B. KmmelI.
partners under the firm name and style OF sZipt
Il Kmmell:''
"a Ii PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING LIENS
"a or en- umbrances under the provisions of 'An
Act for Securing Liens to Mechanics and Others
Approved January IL, 1875" and the amendments
thereto upon that certain quartz ledge situate lying
and being about ght miles northeast from | ahu
City, in Boise county Idaho Territory. being ftee
hundred feet in length and located under act OF
Congress approved May 10, 1872, and recorded i'll
the Recorders Office of Boise county 1. T.. June
u, 1873, by j. j. Walker and John West; also tha&
certain ten-stamp quartz mill erected by Walker s.
Kmmell for the purpose of working and the devel-
upement of said ledge with all the machinery there
INTO belonging or used; also certain boarding.
house about lSX36 feet used for boarding and lodG
ing the working in said ledge and mill also tho
blacksmith shop ar to said mill; also stable and
dump house connected with said quar- 2 ledge. ALI
of said improvements located to said quaatZ
ledge and we're made for the purpose of working
and developing said quartz ledge; also the cord.
wood pilei up around said mill, together with sufi-
quartz mill for the convenient working, use and
occupation thereof also all tunnels and shafts
ming to said quaatz ledge, and all other improve
ments and appurtenances belonging or appertain-
ing to, or connected with, said quartz ledge are
hereby notified to be and appear in the District
Court, Second Judicial District of Idaho Territory,
at Idaho City on the Goth dav of September 1877,
and then aud there exhibit the proof of said liensc
or encumbrances or they shall be deemed TO be;
waived is favor of those exhibited
JONAS w. BROWN.
Attorney for PLAINTIFF
IDAHO CITY Sep. 3. lST7A3w