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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
A W ctlaaIl's No.

A fair dame Of Eureka. Ncv. threatened
to sue wealthy gentleman for breach OF
promise. Rather than have his fellow men
suspect that he WAS not man who live,
up to his word, he offered 10 marry Eer.
and procured license from the County
Clerk. A. the hour appointed for the ccre-
mony the bride and groom were upon the
floor of a hotel before the magistrate. with
their iss+sds- Joined. The bridegroom
promptly made E.s-rcsponses and prom.
ised 10 protect and cherish Iier. The mag
istrate turned 10 the bride with the qlies-
ton: '"ill you have this man TO be your
welded husband?" The response CAME
quickly and nngriiy: mo. WON'T and
tearing herselfaway from the bridegroom.
she ssiled ont OF the room under full head
VI steam. witl her mother in tow. Tie
bridegroom was stunned tor Il moment.
and then recovering his selEposseAion. ac-
cepted the congratulations of the wedding
guests on his unexpected aeivesance, and
ordered mp two baskets of champagne.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

In order to guarl agains. re suits utterly sub.
versiye Of health, ii is absolutely essential that
the 81 and thoroughfare or avenue Of The system
The bowels. should lie re-ore ed As speedily a.
possible when they become ob.tructed IF they
are not. the bile is mi.direcied into The blood
The liver becomes torpid; viseid bilious matter
gets into the stomach, aud produces Indigestion;
headache; ensue, and Other symptoms are pro.
daced which a prolonea:ipn Of The exciting
cau.e only tends TO agsrava'e The anerienl
properties o: Hosie'.er's Stomach Hiiers con.
s.ituie most useful agent in overcoming con-
s:riciion Of The bowels, ard lr noting a regular
habit of body. 1t Is infinitely superior to the
drastic caihartics frequently used fer the pur-
pose, since it does not, like Them, act violently.
but produced a natural PAINLESS effect, whic!,
does no: impair The tale If The evacua.ory Or
gans, which il inviY0rafes instead of weaken
Ing. The stomach and liver, also, indeed the
entire system, is strengthened and regulated by
A. t5I-4il
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

When a woman bias new pair of shoes
sent lone she perform altogether different
from man. She never siicves her toes
into them and yanks and llauls until she is
red In the face and AL uIt 81 breath. and
then goes stamping around. but pulls then,
on part WY carefully, twifclies them of
again 10 take a 81 look and see if she has
got the right one, pulls them Oh again,
looks ut them dreanlily. says they are just
right. then takes another look. stops sud-
.lenly to smooth out wrinkle, twists
around and surveys them sideways, ex-
laisas. 'Mercy. how loose they are" looks
At Item square in front. works heT foot 50
they won't hurt her quite so much. takes
them of. looks III the heel. tl.e toe, the
lotion and the inside, puts them on again,
walks up and down the room once Or
twice, remarks " Tier better half that she
won'f hsye them 81 amy price. t;lls down
the mirror 60 that sic can see how they
'oox, tagas ia every possible dirscti0n and
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Excellent Advice.

Professor Burt G. Wilder, Of Cornell
University. has patented what he calls !,
kerosene Warming Tag" to be attached
TO all packages of oil. On its reverse side
the Professor gives these timely hints as to
the proper use OF kerosine oil and lamps !:
Buy the best oil. The lOwer-pr;cctl vari-
cites are apt to be more volatile and en-
plosive. Have your gllss lamps securely
hung. Select those in which the end of
the burner is elevated considerably above
the body of the lamp. Lamps to be carried
should be OF metal. have handles, and be
of some safety pattern. Fill the lamps
by daylight, and never while lighted. 1t
Obliged to fill them at night, have the
lamp at least yard off, and not in cur
rent of air. Lamps should be filed daily,
and never lighted when partly empty.
Never carry glass lighted. A lamp with
The wick turned far down is more liable to
explode. Keep the can closed, and in a
safe place. Never pour oil IN the fire. If
burning oil gets upon the floor, smother
With wooden blanket. rug. carpet or cloth
ny. If the clothing takes fire. wrap a
'lankct or rug about the person, or roll
pom the floor
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
The Evant Courier.
Two Pictures.

The San Jose Mercury draws two coun
~ fair pictures. TIE first represents .
MIN who spends $4,000 in demonstrating
tiIat our foot hills possess the most per-
te,i soil and cl..!ia,c for tie culture OF the
almond. RE risks his fortune in planting
ont a large almond orchard, and in bring
Ing his trees to perfection. He makes an
exhibit OF samples of tile product of his
orchard-tEe first fruits of this grand and
promising Industry. anl he is awarded a
premium of two dollars!
Picture number ~ . is man WHO enters
hank. lcng-legge,!, si;n-neched. narrow
1ah:;"d beast. tor a trotiing r.ce--his shin
brnes done up in rags to compress the
tendons; pads on his ankles to keep him
from inter!eIirg-so l,nk. lean and useless
that he couldn't haul sack of beans
across ten-ac'e lot. This beast by
knack of breeding. has been worked ND
into shape that admits of his sprawlin.
over mile track in 2:20. He is awarded
five hundred or a thousand dollars!
We have noticed for years that the word |
''flir" was a Tisrumer. Jockey clubs
should have been organized and race
tracks laid OF Independent Of the Agri-
cultural so,.ie,ies for the simple trial OF
speed OF horses kept for the purpose is no
test of excellence. but rather pretext tor
gambling. The legitimate profits of the
firm arc drawn upon to crafty the gram ;
gers propensity for rish';,. money at tie ,
tart We know that the horse is tie ,
~ blest Of the animals. but the cultiva-
no.. of lis powers Of speed and enJ,r-
ance does not add 10 bis usefulness: he is
bnly fit 10 risk money on when he has
.ttained a certain speed; he will not put u
money in his masters purse in legiii- y
mte way; lie is admired possible by men u
Who do not gamble. but probably would 4
lot bring one-tenth his value AS the prop {
rt- Of gamb!er-if he were TO become II
he property # a farmer. And yet the ie
real farming interest contributes to make "
p the purse which goes to secure tie ~
Irvices of this noble animal-not in aid w
>" the farmer in producing. but in fore IN
y the creature 10 /; rate of speed which nc
OF no practical use. w
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-------O~ps--
EGiEEy Men.



despise q sting man. don't see how
il is possible for a man to die worth fifty
millions Of dollars, or ten millions of dol.
lars, in a city full of want, when he meets
almost every day the wi,hered hand OF
beggary and the white lips OF famine. How
a man can Withstand all that. and hold in
tie clutch of his hand twenty or thirty
millions of dollars, is past my compreEcn-
sion. do not see how lie can 10 it.
should not think lie could do it any more
than he could keeps pile OF lumber when
hundreds and thousands were drowning
in the sea. DO YOU know have known
r,en who would trust their wives with
their hearts and their honor, int not with
'heir pocket-books--not with dollar.
When see man OF that kind always
think lie knows which is most valuable.
Think OF making your wife heggar
Think OF her asking you every day for n
dollar or two dollars. or to huHibly BEG
fry cents. what did you do with that
dollar gave your Think of having q
wife that is afraid OF you. What Kind Ut
children DO you expect II have with a
beggar and a coward tor their mother? O.
tell yon. you have bit dollar in the
wcrii. and you have got to spend it. spend
il Ike king; spend it as though i. were a
dry leaf and you tie owner of unbounded
forests. That's the way TO spend it, hid
rather be begar and spend my last dollar
like Il king than be king and spend my
money ike a beggar. Fits got to go. let
1t 20. Get the best You can for your fam
Wy. and look rs well as you can yourself
When you used TO 90 counting. how nice
you looked! All. your eye WAS bright.
your step WAS light. AMI you jus, put Oh
the very best you conll. DO you know
that 1t is insufnrablc egotisin in you to
suppose that a woman is going to love
yon always. looking as bad as you can
Think Of II! Any yotnan on earth will
be true to you forever wEcl you do your
level best.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

Husband CT Nine Hsves Sentenced.

"Adolph Hoffman, alias Ecastein. alias
Haussman. ;lias Berger" Recorder Hack
EFT said sicrDly. 'you have plead guilty TO
two indictments tor bigamy. found upon
the complain, Of two or tour OF your
wives. Five other women that YOU, have
wrongnd. | understand. have beea. heard
from. making nine in all. never knew of
rnytIiing so extensive in this line. On the
FIST indictment sentence you to States
prison at hard lahor for fol;r years. When
his term shall have expired now sen
fence. you shall begin second term "a.
hard labor for four years." In triumph
did Mrs. Fanny Eckstcin laugi, until she
actually cried. A pretty little blonde.
whom iiO..in'n hid promised to marry
early next month. drew her veil closely
over her i.ce an! hurried from the cou.,
rOoLl.-N 7. san,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

Many people are puzzled to understand
what the terms ''fourpenny" and ''sixpen-
ny and ''tenpenny" means as applied to
nails. 'Fou"penny'' means four pounds
to the thousand nails, and so on. 1t is an
old English term. and meant at first item
pounl'' nails tthe LOGO being Un.!crstood):
but the old English clipped it to ''tenpun.' .
and from that it degenerated until penny
was substituted for pounds So when
You ask for fourpenny nails nowadays You
want those Of which 1000 will weigh four
pounds. When 1000 nails weigh less than
one pound they are called tacks, brads.
etc, and are reckoned by ounces.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
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How OMe Man was Taken In.

An indianapolis, Ind. merchant 60,
taken in at New York recently by s. III.
per. who ralmed himself off on his victim
as Mr.. Johnson, fellow CHI rch member.
The twain spent the eycnin together at
the theatre. where the man OF business
informed his companion tn t he should
leave for home the next evening with Sl0-
600 in checks and drafts. At that time
johnson met him at the depot with Il
handsomely dressed woman. who was
introduced as Mrs. johnson. and whom
he promised to escort us far as Cleveland.
where she was going TO visit relatives.
The woman proved pleasant travelling
companion. and the merchant repeated his
confidence in regard 10 the wealth he car
ried. Both it and Tie woman were miss
ing when he reached Buffalo, and it was
found that she had got Off at Rochester,
where she was arrested and allowed to
depart. after restoring her plumber. which
she had taken from under the pillow of |
her too confiding guardian as he slept in
m adjoining berth.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

Ey Its graf an.l thorough blood-purifyine Fwf
ties, DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical DiscortF 00
all llamorr, frcm the worst ssrcfula to euenaa
Eietc., pInplc, CT Eruption. Mcrcurial alsrs;
Aineral PoisGns, and their effects. arc fradieafA
and vigorous health IN! sound constitution ess;s
uahc'!. Erys:pclar, eaIt-rheum, Fever Ssss4 ~
g Rough Sin. in short, al ,is.as caused hy nI
Hood, are conquered by This powcr'a, purifying -
invigoratirg medicine.
EscialIy has It manifested It, potency In c1s's
letter. Eoac Isaah, Bells, Cnrbrnclr@ ssrs ya
ecressloa. 6"res and Sv.ell.n:s White ewese'
Cc!fre Or Thick Neck, an! Enlarged GlasA
II You feel duh, Crowsy, GcitatctI have saAos
color q skim, or ycllowis-brown spots On face Z,
body. frequent headache or dizziness bad iase y, =
mouth. internal heat r chilis aternat'd nla ~.
nu.hcs low spirits, AMI gloomy FORE odinsS o
appetite. :nI to!-ln coated. yea az sufefnE W. =
Torpid LIVER or :. i,.;iou>ncs." III many es,s !.
Wv omplaint only part 81 these symptoms NJ
sxpcricnre Al remedy for I'll such cases s. w Y:
ricrr'fs Golden Medical Discovery has NJ equ'A
IL elects perfect AMI radical cures. Ia.
In the cure OF bronchitis Il. Severe CssehA ,na w. ~:
carly stages OF COnsuusp ION, II has asonshsa W.
nic,ical faculty. anil eminent physicians proWVTSM,s
Il the greatest medical discovery Of the age. VIII
1t cures i scvcrcst Coughs. 1t strengthens the ss~
AMI pnr.1cs the blood. ScFi by druggists
4 y. Pi.Et T. VI. D.. Prop'r. Worlds Dispens@'
AMI lnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

nearly dislocates her neck trying to see
how they look from that way, hacks of.
steps up again, takes thirty or forty fare
well looks, says they make her feet look
awful big and will never do in the world,
puts them on and on three or four times
more. asks her husband what he thinks
about it, and then pays no attention to
what he says, goes through it all again.
and finally says she will take them. Its
a very simple matter indeed.-Aibany( IN.
~ Ay0us
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Give Tour Girls a ChRnC e,

Experience is valuable part of an etln.
cation. Girls should early learn to pul.
chase material for their own clothing.
Parents can advise them ut the start. but
it will be a good plan for girls to learn to
rely on their own Judgment. The p,,r-
chases can be talked over after they are
made. Let your daughter. with little
advice. cut mp a few yards of calico and
make aprons and hcdquilts. dresses. eyt n
IT there is little waste. She will be likely
to see her own mistakes and profit by them.
Let her make some cakes and bread. and
broil some meat and pop some corn. no
matter if she does have to throw some in
the swill pail. 1t is better to make Il few
small mistakes willie young. in acquiring
IN education. than to grow up without ex-
pcrience. They must learn some time. or
make great bi'Inders during a good por-
ton Of their lives. when left to RELY on
In many respects children
are NOT trusted enough. They are '.bossed':
too much.
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TO ADVERTISERS,
Geo.P. Bowel &Css
SELECT LIST
Of
Local hJrMsphpEnS

Mary rersrns sr?pose his lisi 20 be composed
n CHE !, low. ri; ed rewsla i'crs. The fae is
.ui;c Cher lie. The ta;ai.gl;e safe, exscir
that the III err are. When he name o. a ra!sr
'priEIcf' / I'll FACE TYPE i is in essrr
n.la ;:.e he rEST layer in the u'are uts.
rilt-a ii Capital ~ i j. The OILY n:rrrt
he DISCS. Whe- Printed in roman 10 .cr, liz
ri her he best 1aI' iha only Ia,er, but i. ssUs.
ra'cry good ore, Notwithstanding. he lit
ives illr iinrfisi''n - .,Hi s.ll h, eir:r
,ion cf ever paper. ii p: Il C 80 e!sp
ist if = EDI ! CII AP LIST. .'tthef
I he 'o9'lc r ea III STA. fta inBgn
'w,.s which ara nni covered by he lis, arsg.
nera'~d. Il AK ri'NESV LIST lie ns
iisr Cd fer d r in are barely orc-si,hA,
ali; her. sche Idle h. rire for onr i,A
~: week. in me entire Ii. il ST. / he -rsrL
a,es "f the rrrnr far The >araa srscr AID I'M,
r. 81 g -. he Ii I ihc,rc'e, 90 newsrsrr-,
which if2 are Hai i.AiLy AID -, nErE.
y. They Hre i,carei IL - different cii,, AID
WINS: f :: SIRE : ale "a iislS ~ lisep. NJ orer
n 9p",':'la in, = II "t1 utv .ets Ii seer.
y A.: lea ". 'dtrc esq noHE!Lk
f''> NEW P>''ER ADyFE:iEtf ErREAJ.
j 81 ruce 81. t'ri. ting Iinuse 81 NY
Isl Ian!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
DIR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDI

e %sssr az how nns stanns LIQUID
NAY g snSe or bitter applied sn p, form sS q u
sns Fl iDTsGis Win hs which d mee1es :
carried uIGlI " AMI PERFECTLY 1.-THE and t6e ehanr
paris az the affected nasal passages. Iii I'm. n vh!ts
soEss and ulcers frequently exit, anu lds rs "
tbs catarrhal DISCHARGE generally csoM lhsse..
10 pleasant ana easily understoo'S M SAGEs ~
Ssrrh ken;edy cures recent ATTACKS Of S "a pxe:
o.s1s by lew applications i - = caansiir dsiE.
Dnlsona Caiarrh R.n,rty and poucne WorSN -
- nv. PIERCE, y. y. LJoPW
ponsory and Ipvaltds' Hotel, bu1tos 81
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

HAN make money f. TOR a. wcrk e.. rs t-sn:
Aaanv:hiag e's~. tapi ri rot re;i,i; !: ~'ri
.tar' You. sl2 .er day a. hem" ,na. ma.
~ :he Industrious. Men. women, lo.s ND 80
;-snfs3 cvervu mere 10 work for ~ Eo~ -
tine. Costly oU,at and terms free. ~.":..
TRUE & Co, Axyu-ix. Eaire. ,.-s41y1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

Tfmes OF Holding the Courts Of Mon
tans for the Year, A. ID. 1879.
supRENE COURT.
In HELKNA. first Monday In January. and Sc.
cond Monday In August.
FIRST DlSTRICT-HEKRY n BLAKE. judge
In Madison County, at VIRGINIA CRY. second
Monday In March; second Monday In Sepfem-
Der.
In Gallafin County, at BozrxAN, first Monday
| in May; fourth Monday In October
In Jefferson County, at RADERsBURO. first
Tuesday in April; first Tuesday ia October.
SECOND DISTRICT-HIRAM KNOWLES, Judge.
In Deer Lodge County, at DEER LODGE CITY,
second Monday in April.
First Monday In September, flor all causes
hat can be tried without jury, except in case
where the parties consent that special yenire
may issue to try the same.
First Monday In December.
In Mi>sOu!a County, at MIssOULA, fourth Mon
day In June; second Monday in November.
III Beaverhead County, at BANNACK. first
Monday In June, second Monday in October.
THIRD DISTRICT-D. s. WADE. JUDGE.
In Lewis and Clarke County, at HELENA, first
Monday in March; first Monday in November.
In Meaghei COUNTY at DIAMOND CRY, fourth
Monday in April; third Monday In October.
(NoTE.-CBited States Courts are held at Vir-
ginia City, Deer Lodge, aud Helena, At the
lines the Territorial District Courts are held al
hose places.
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eyes ssocpine u or oistrnctiou Of the nssc coa
sagca ringing in ears deafness having scabs rom
voice altered I'm nasal twans offensive breath H.
or total deprivation Of sense Of smell ami ns
xiness. mental depression, loss OF appe liz. OIl
few Of these symptoms are likely TO NC p's"
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THIS PAPER
Is on file at the following places:
WASHINGTON, &C.
Office Of Clum & Dirgman, Corner 9th and r
Streets, N. w.
NEW YORK CITY:
Office of
[. 7. BOOTH, General Eastern Agent
Chicago and Northwestern Railway,
AS Broadway.
Office Of A. II. Pride, General Eastern Agent.
Benton Line Steamers, al5 Broadway.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY Rooms.
COOPER INSTITUTE.
CHICAGO:
ONCE of Eastern Manager Benton Line Steam
ers, s. Market street.
ST. LOUIS:
Mercantile Library Rooms
ONCE Geo. A. Baker, 2l9 Olive Street.
PHILADELPHIA:
Mercantile Library Rooms.
SAN FRANCISCO:
Mercantile Library Rooms.
ST. PAUL.
Office Of G. G. Sanborn, General Passenger Agt,
N. +. Railroad.
Our friends in Montana visiting any Of the
bOyc cities are invited to call at any Of the |
Dove mentioned places and read their home |
'aper.
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WANTED |

AZ AGESIS FOR CALKINS' NOVELTY WASH
En-: i3,, go In use; took premium in every
year; 800 per month easily made selIior the. .
machines Agents sample Ss so Send mones
Oh REGISTERED letter sd stamp forcon
TEX CO., z3l In Sale street, Chicago. III
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-26
Pearl Cold and Silver Mining
Company.

reSHE mines of this company consists Of
1000 feet in the Lowland, AheeIrr, = ur-
rlcane, and pasey al T 50 feet in the Vande =
bill. These lodes are lying par ll,l TO each
other, about, 1 y q. apart they ale situate
III iihii y-Arsli MiIAng list ict, HUMBOLDT
county, : tate Of evatia.
. his i, propo siti' n to sell 20, 000 shares Of
the capital stock at % cents per s. are Tor the
purpose OF raising money TO continue d shaft
on the center ledge nov down 81 feet, we'll
tim red and double talked. fine p~hin
is also set up at thie saafG
80 soon ar The fiFsts 2u.UOp shares are sold
the stock will b. worth II ore nlOnt !, an 10
moe shares VIII be sold for less O. IN 80
cents per share, and emily fnoi gh a. that IN, ce
t. buy charcoal and material sartii Z and
n mig the CONF any's furnace tia is sit
uattd ON the HImboidt liy,R. three and IA
hA miles f. ON the min s. . he ores tie
conn tiny mines vii beartle infpecii u
a .re: Taglug $50 Vel ton n Silver and
81 y cent III base metal Is hicl max = d very
| 6ne citing ore. ilose bpyiLg ssock e riy
vii have the benefi Of The first run made by
the furnace, and he consequent increas IL
lhe value OF the stock, stock caR Le had by
addressing ~ astsss
IT, 2. Torrey, Oreana, Humboldt county
Nevada, Superintendent;
John II. dickinson, 535 California street
san rancisco, Secretary or
1T. Wheeler tBooth d Col Sacramento
California tase.e Nyan
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-26


District of the state Of Nevada,
county # Hun. boldt.
7 w p~,,,, ,l,ipte vs W u cheney
" '--' St1.nIis,'f - ;
Action brought in tbs District Court Of the
fourth gudicil isIicl Uf the state q
Nevada IN and fer The County OF hbBi-
balGt, aud he Complaint fled in tie
oilce Of the Clerk of said District Count
Oh The Bird Il OF May. a. u. 1875.
T4p STATE If Nevada sfnds gfeetit7r 10
w r r. s,,aI Is. .eTdanf
aotia9 lrSs{t. .aeis@ On IL 80 -
name ri il,T5tg N B1o n. IN he Dis.
triet "a tcltbe ~ mr.. h Judicial Iig.sicto1
the : a.,.cf Ntta.a IN, ais. J. me c.rusy Of
Hun4DJ CT, ..t,a als er tie complaint lie1
thereie vi lie Jerk oi SAID Court Viz ia
ten days ieAclasive of ihe dsy Il serylcel
after liz service Il you OF tlis SuuEa ns-
served vi nm this county; o.. If served ut Of
.Als IN ps'' ~ US eial ta.i IT.
. III t"sHtt "a! ne VS. VII III iol'! y
Or JIasiAe+lt y atl-sl' NJ y 49, against
you Atc@1Atle ~ nc p4aAFt q sa1u e9i--
piAlhs
SAID action is brought to rec yer the sum
of $494 u On Il c,Itain de bin executed and
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-26
Sill RIFFS s ALI.


10Y VIRTUE or AN EXECUTTON IsSEFD
- out OF he Justice court ri UuiCn Town
ship, ia and fos keIaboldt Count Nevada,
on the day June. a y. 1873. ana TO ne
= directed and dei.vel, q Tor exec zion UPON
"A judsln IT cay red ii ia Corr ht 30
,dar OF pril. ). D. 1873. il favor Of the sta {
sof Nevada plaintiff an against ". II, sears
ana Z of y, y. 4 section Ii. and y. L. :
of 5. W. Il Secsi n II, and w. q o. :. IS. L
Section ii. az r.. 3 81 =. ". =. and ~ ". a
OF ;. - 4 s,eesi 3, T wnshlp II, \. X. 10
East def ,nd.nt. ftr tie sun Of IS 20 taxes
and 81 Ger de ibqueLcy and costs If saint.
;amountinl o $40 -. aud accr. ing COSTS, Ill
in U. 80 I'd com. did un the % h day of
June, \. y 1915, / ty upon and take il exacu-
: ton all lie 10 we 4escEl ned property.
Now. therefor, notice is hereby given
that on
MONDAY, thu I'D D Y OF JULY, A. D. 1878.
Between ibc hour Of min o'clock in the
forenoon ~ iv- o'clo k in tn afternoon,
viz: al ne O'Clock NJ OF said dty at the 'front.'
door of the Court hon G. in tie town Of " in
.nemGcca, Humboldt County, Nevada / viii
offer for safe at public aucti u 10 the hia hest
above described proper y or sufficient the eof
.te satisfy sad jtsdgnt2t, Gosts, and ecIuing
costs.
Giv,n under my hand at my Office in VIM
pemucsa, pmbold eoulty, AevAl2, Ills
.2osh day OF jane, A. b. 1873.
G. A. KYLE,
Sheriff Of humboldt County Nevada.
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