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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-07

All the above are lot subscription 10 tho
paper. The following items arc also I'M
paid:
final account, SIS 90
julia A Curry, publishing judgment
vs. her husband, 25 90
Macy Mecks, publishing Lost or Mis-
laid, 3 90
Nancy Edwards, adm'x succession Of
W GKnox, publishing final acct, Is 90
Alphic Tatun, publishing judgment
VS. her husband, 80 90
Tbos IIigbtower, admir- succession
of Thos Hightower, publishing A.
nal account, 10 20
Lesueur, printing hand-bills and
advertising, IL On
William Kimbcll, note, 20
These accounts may be found at the office
of the CLAIBORNE GUARDIAN, with some
one authorized to receive the money and
receipt for the same. They are thus pub
lished, because it is thought some may have
forgotten, or thought them paid. They are
of course subject to any legitimate corrcc-
ton and explanation. ] have not the abil-
ity to hunt up or look after the parties. !
am still considered alive, whether fortu-
nately OF unfortunately; aud while am
permitted 70 "brcathc the vital air. l shall
need some physical sustenance; but wheth-
er be dead or alive, there are and will he
| those entitled to all that may be justly due
| mc-whether those Of my own household,
OF those to whom l may myself be justly
indebted.
Either b. d. HARRISON or my son l. BY
RON BLACKBURN will attend tn the settle
ment and adjustment of any Of these claims.
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
July 3, 1878. A6s-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

raFlatts gsaet sey stsaag o. iaipre
las g lie sta.e. wbelssi agea AZ
49, argy Z he 80 ssaAc 81 . sny
~ a acts shenf wAla whlch
SEA ragrsat shaH ks convicted. 70 tie
charge y saeh sapsnu,sHaest ~ :
term ret Ices ihaa n.aety days or more
tasn sif uouthE On . fwl conviction
as4 Or Atgrra n5t isss thaa ~ r0utbs
gf mare than enc year 90 secuad con.
y.cl.ou. aud ou a thlrd % subsequent
wiiAqut sPecilyipg The iergth Of lime,
aaHHg which such sagfanl shall be De.
ta3Gt3. il shali be unlawful fot auy
justice d she peace police jastiee o.
ether magistrate. within said Judicial
department g. commit aay yagrani %
aBy poor house O jail. o. 70 any place
g clna1eneat exeep, tae work house.
salcfs ~ Tie special request 10 writing
q lbc district attorney foF tie county
10 Whieh sAid yagfant was arrested +,
y hieh written rcqoest shall be flcd and
femaia on record with the court max.
iug soch commitment, ard shall state
Use eause f3r such request
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

light hou May e isss % October q
lss5 49, far daEagss 70 iahnwe i9s
repairs. and loss q freigLu ], ws
cree prtssple5 = The QrAiermAstsf
6cocrAl. as rejected ~ bin o. he
crossed That the government ga Dot
pay f5f The use q boats captured from
tee enemy while under seizure. ard
that shis vas 50 captured.
The facts 10 the case arc bricfy ihcse
The steamer starlight was owned by
the Hayes family. who wero.oi that
class of Union men uho believed tha,
Yankees ought % be hung She was
the seeond steamer 10 hois, the Confed.
crate aag on toe Mississippi river, and
was used 70 help the confederate cause
until May 18th, 1868. when she was
captured acar Port Hudson after 3
sharp eight by The Union troops.
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REnxL wan cL.ras.

ia 1871 there vas established BY act
4 Congress board Of commissioners,
delegated as commissioners Of claims,
10 consider the justice and validity Of
The claims Of citizens Of the United
States fer stores or supplies furnished
The Union army, and for damages
caused by that army during the rebel.
lion This commission has since been
At work aud has been one Of the great
barriers between the treasury aud the
rebels. have hated it from the FIRST,
aud who when they captured the ma.
tional House Of Representatives two
years ago. made great haste TO intro.
duce bill wipiug Il out Of existence.
To abolish it is one oftbe pet measures
Of the democracy.
We have before Us the seventh an
nual report Of the commission, which
ought 70 be scattered broadcast through
the North as a warning against giving
the government into the hands of the
claimants, whose demands are SET fort
In IT. and thousands Of others who are
holding theirs back until the democracy
gets control Of Congress, and takes
from the statute book the legislation
which prohibits the payment OF such
demands 70 any but loyal men From
this report it appears that there have
been presented TO the commission 22,
$50 different claims, nearly all of which
come from Souiherners.
OF those presented 1859 have been
disposed Of. These made demands for
81, 76l, lo6.27, Of which $l3l 63S has
been allowed, and IS, .46779 has
been disolIowed, by the commission
We see no footings giving the total
amount Of the claims presented, but if
they average with those examined they
aggregate nearly hundred millions Of
dollars.
The claimants al assert that they
were loyal during the war, for the law
prohibits the consideration Of demands
coming from the rebels, and it is the
duty Of the commission to determine
whether man presenting one was
Union man or a traitor. The following
are samples of the claims presented,
Investigated aud reported upon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

The claimant In both these cases is
David Il Dillon, Of Savannah, Georgia,
who at the time OF Shertnau's march to
the sea, owued store from which he
says the Union troops took the above
named articles. He served in the rebel
army, bat claims Of course that he did
not do IL voluntarily. The evidence,
bowcter, supporting his claim to 10y
alty comes from the rankest rebel gen.
erals who would have hung him
/ il they had believed be was not at heart
sympaihizer with them. OF course
no one believed that Nj. Dillon had
any such amount Of goods in bis store
as he claimed were taken by Sherman's
soldiers. Tor famished Confederate
army had been In the section for weeks
before sberman's arrival aud bad swept
the country clean So the account was
! thoroughly investigated and il came
out through the admission Of Joseph
/ yirdery, whom Dillon bad left in
charge of the store, that there was
neyerin il Que tenth Of the goods for
which Dillon asked pay that instead
ot 100 coo bushels % rough rice they
( haa only ten thousand that the l3l
rice lierccs. Tor which there is charged
/ "a The bill s. .653, were empty, and that
what rough licc there was belonged 10
blatant rebel. named Tucker aud was
was never owacd by Dillon. The claim
was rejected. but Mr. Dillon doubtless
consoles himself with the thought
that il will keep until tie commission
i abolished aud tie coniederates bold
tic Keys - The treasury
Here IS another
s,iw n noes ii re-, Admlulstraif4z a barry
msyes - oreaas Parish Laalnisns.
80 use q .sIe pLotl steamboat star.
STAT faam Nay - ! 81, - oeioesF
az gsts ar.gs.Sc. So aKg&l a. ss-e
r.rtsg ii29 20 q
FL damages % SEQ ases W. fafuitate.
stel4e 81 sh3it IA ruFl1y e stf
SEA- ssttss a4Is9 a
Eaf fsssifaz.s eaafsa q 3es.9tlag ihe
atsF..e. NAsaa BAD tofa q sifaBta "
Il atA-F sefrlss 4ttH =
~ 80 e ifgkAtr ~ =
q.a szs ele 81
IAis claim i presented by Rose
Hayes. a. misunderstanding 81 the estate
Il Barry Hayes. ior The sum Of s2ss.-
0l0 90. ior tie use q steamers Star
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

aarinE reversed Jsage IaEGll9 order
ssd desssa ne lalanei.on askoa Scr b
the Trpy aA8 Bossas railroad company
he work vii proceed Immediately,
Henry Legrndfe, = bog Of Aboat Is
years of aEe, vas fatally iniurcd While
sliding dowu tie Taylor hiiI 10 bkuos.
- Tuesday lsa he We rldlaE "bslls
bump" on s.ed 90 which { gleat bad
bscs nailed, and struck part u TIE rAil.
iug 81 the bridge with such force As 70
trigmfa1y ihjare bis stomach and bowels
BY tbs clsat. lie lived IN great sgouy
asiil Saturday, when death snded bis
miser,
Edward Tsiro, the Highgale murderer,
who has been 10 ST. Adams Jail since
June, 1915, foribe murder Of Mrs. Butler,
aud who was convicted Of murder 10 the
arst degree last spring, and whose case
vas sppesle 10 the supreme court upon
exceptions has just received death sen
,enee, the exceptions not being affirmed.
Talro viii be executed the frat Friday In
April 1850. The prisoner sat 10 oour. In
deep and serious thought as 70 bis fate.
This makes The dfth Vermont murderer
under sentence Of death.
The man who froze TO death st Wind
Mil Point, Wednesday night, last week,
proves to be a soldier from Plattsburgh,
A lieutenant from that place arrived Fri.
day morning, identified the body, and
took Il back TO Plsttsburgh. There il
considerable excitement and indignation
in town, at the manner In which the PEG.
pie OF the Point neglected the soldier,
Although the depredatious committed by
tramps OF late has rather hardened the
community against receiving them into
their houses, the feeling Is that there was
no excuse for turning a man out OF doors
on such fearful night as that night was,
and allow him to perish within fifty feet
ola warm FIRE.
The Boston Post says the Senator from
Vermont shows that the Bland bill isn't
Morrill,.
They say Uucle Luke Poland is In train.
ing for the Vermont Senstorship. Uncle
Luke's brass bnttons would shed q
radiant aud mellow lustre over the Sen
ate chamber.
At an election Of a LIST lieutenant to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Lieut.. James A. N. Williams, OF the
Park guards, Henry S. Bingham was
elected by two majority over his oppo-
nent, George II. Day.
Manager George E. Mansfield OF the
Bedford s. Billerica narrow-gusge rail.
road has received invitations TO lecture on
the usrrow.guage system In all the towns
located along the line of the West River
Valley, in WindhAm county.
Among The pleasant incidents OF the
dairymen's meeting, at Milton, was the
presentation of purse Of some $40 to
Secretary Bliss, made up by the gratitied
attendants upon the meeting. IL was
presented with appropriate remarks by
Hon. Alexis T. Smith
An exchange says that Station Agent
Ross OF ProctoIsviIe has been retired
for Irregularities, and his bondsmen TO
pay the railroad company about $500.
Jerry Powers Of Athens succeeds him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

TIE Turks and Russians have agreed
upaa ierms q pesco which, however
sac g ta kept sgefet until the articles
ats Joly aa6ed Il Is understood to
Include ,bu free passage Of the Russian
ships % The Mediterranean, comparative
freedom ior several Of the European
provinces aud the Russian occupation
u some 10 tie strongest Asiatic for.
ucsscs until large war indemnity is
paid ~ DE Turks. England is greatly
excited over the Understood terms Of
peace, but sill hardly venture a war on
The result
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

4 1ul las been introduced In the
New York Legislature FOR the suppress
Ion Il the tramp nnisanee. with the toi.
losing provisions, among Others .--
Within thirty days after the passage
~ this aet a superintendent Of work.
hoascs shali be appointed by the Coy.
rrnor by Aad with the advice and con
soai 81 tao senate, aud shall bold bis
Onlce nl Eve years, 81 until bis enc.
csssar be appointed, unless sooner re,
showed The superintendent Of work
hauses. with the approval Of the State
Gard e Charities. Il hereby authorized
from ume L time. 10 hire cn behAli Of
lke state. f8r such time ADD on such
teens az be may deem proper. tive o.
move balllags aud ss mach land as
aaay lu uccessary adjacent thereto. and
a hs,ban up Aad Furnish them 20 lAAi
,hev NAV l.e suitable a. work houses
hg lhe coaGaemeut sud employment O
sueh sastsuts a. may l. committed e
saea work HOUSES a. provided by tbs
act Il tao buildings only shall be 90
hired thcy shalt bc "a diaercut counties
aa css shall he go the confinement and
tmp.sYuea, n mcn, aud one fer the
ca6aeucgt Anl employment q woned
aal ~ 81 Aceouu, shall persons q dit
s.eat seAss be eoaaaed 10 ose haila.ag
81 Is 54i.3lass ,Aas eemnaaieaie &
ay way il shall be the duty q e
asl5 q tte peace, poi're Jasiiee'
a s9 asss,f4tes. wliLia ihe i1di
al 3egartmen, n which Saca work
house Is s.iaate3. any law 70 The con
,rsry notwithstanding. 70 sentence and
commit aH pers0us convicted q beng
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

The Matthew'S resolution which sub.
siAntially declares that the payment Of
our national debt in silver would fulfil
every moral as we'll as legal obligation
on The part Of the government was
passed n Tie senate last week by
almost two.thirds majority. II will
10 through the house by nearly the
Same majority The advocates Of the
Bland silver biil claim tin both houses
over tue Presidents veto. We hope
not bat Il i, becomes law aud the
principles Il Matthews resolution
carried out we can bid farewell 10 every
kind d currency except silver II is
law IL Fixed as that 81 the Modes
aud Ptr.iaus that the cheapest currency
Il abundant enough. will drive every.
ching else out. There is silver enough
81 gae world to DO thisand we may have
g ake Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

Tho members Of the Louisiana re.
turniug board are under arrest aud the
tidal IL one Of them has begun. 4
motion was made 10 transfer the case to
the L 5 court which was denied, also
t. change tho place Of trial 10 some
Other Parish on the ground that an i'm
partial trial could not be bad ia New
Orleans. which was also denied OF
course it's pretty certain what the
verdict will be, and II Is also certain
that tic verdict, will have no weight
except IA to the punifbmeDt Of the in.
aiyi8uals themselves whatever il may
be.
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GEORGE MEERWORTH's Estate.

- STATE or yrRNoNl. District Of Manchester 90
In Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and for said District on the l2sh day Of January
A. D. 1873.
Present, Hon. Il. b. Burton, Judge
An instrument, purpOrung 70 be the last vii
and Testament OF George hserNuTth, late Of
Arlington, In said listrict. deceased, being pre-.
scented by J. Il. Judaon, the Executor therein
named, for Probate, ttis ordered by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein be notified 20
appear at session thereof, ~ be held at the
Probate Office in Manchester. in said district, on
the 27ih day Of February, A. d. 1878, At 10
o'clock, in the forenoon, aud show osuse, II any
they have, AgAinst the probate Of said Will for
which purpose IL ia further ordered. that this
order be Published three weeks suecospVely IN
the Manchester JOURNAL q newspaper printed Al
Manchester 10 this Stat. previous 10 said Tins of
hearing.
A true record,
Attest, +. d. BURTON, Judge.
A true copy Of Record,
S5.Sw Attest, X. d. BURTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

How TO ESTABLISH health when the
constitution is undermined by Dropsy,
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases?
Take HUNrS REMEDY. Bright's Di-
sease, Retention and lncontnence Of
Urine, Diabetes, Gravel, and Pain in the
Back, Side aud Loins, are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. All the avenues of
health are restored TO action by HUNTS
REMEDY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

ghe scaate listened With mora tkaa
the rtaai aitcHti9n lor near'y four
hesr- M13sy aftcfboor. ta &c urs
81 rpailaa q financial views -
SHBtr auH e Tctmeat Il : to
q regretted lhal . report q BE g.
msrts eaeast Ga placed u ne hands q
every nlclilgenl eilisea. that ihe evils
4 q feml@el'Eaii0n Of silver may be
distinctly seeh aud tbc great bIuudcf
of ibus Lasung our currency may le
agcFir1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

Fc directors Of the Bfattleh6ro and
NhaeAall railroad elected at the meet.
ing i. Bratdeboro, last Thursday, are
Francis Goodhuc and G. L, Thompson,
Bral,,eyotJ, ) D. Baily, pummer'
ptoa q. l.. Sherman. NJ. Davidson,
Nps, ia,e; l.. 0sgood, Brookline J l.
NJ .ruu, Londonderry r. l. Waterman
Jamaica, A. } Dexter, Wardsbotoi A
staalall 0 s. Howard. Towushend ;
Nm Haus. Jr, Nindham; NJ s.
LogatL Manchester; D l. keut,
Duneg, e ). ecd. rawlet At The
se4siiebgro to~u meeting, on aatnr'
day. called 20 sce il tho town wuaId
extend It'd aid 10 the Two feet gnage
enterprise, the vote was over 10 una
i3dly against extending such AID The
friends Of the road will call another
mectiug Aud Try it again
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4 DEMONSTRATORS pETrr1ov no

\ AtMANlo RAJ > IAAAAiNN IL
SILL bEAG. ESTATE
ETsrE 10 NssNgsF Nsneksstsr pissriei -
Ata Probate GeaFt hsia At Nsnshpslss aHhia
Eu1 - ssia hsifiet er ths ~ d. q 5saEArys
4 II itrf
f5ssasi Iias 3. q nssras, Fadss
Nsar frttsatsf, Ansen hpet Aawluiftr&taf
e hAncion. Is sid d.strsst Diseased. rsspset.
fallf eprpsfufs hat
The amauut = arts ass from
sAtj 8eeossa1 l. IS 71
re ebtrgss y sau.ulslfAilos
estimated Rg9 a3
Tss vaius u The personal estate uE 10
BAlAnsa ~ dnhts ehxrRsalls ou
real estate - sad deceased H &c
Te raise which SUN he pfays SAID Court e.
erhat kim license 90 eel Al ~ she tpai estate
~ ssid deceased, - d j. ueeessArY fur the Paw
mtnt " sad debts and charges 81 adHsiaistytttep
and PARTON e&nnet be sold without itiuu O.
thase ibistestSd .n the rrmslnasr.
Mhorgupoa il yes ordered that hsaring GA
sAid ApPheatioa be hal ~ Probate Cuurt 10 30
holden u ths frpbsts oasos IN NAnthcssf %
ls7s and that uohee of said Application, Che pa
tufe and reasons thereof, and th~ time ana place
= heauag thereon BE- given v q persons 10
ieresied BY Publishing a certified copy ~ the
recard ~ said order three uesks successfully la
the Manchester Jouhkkt- newspaper printed
At said Manchester rFvvioas 10 said time u
hearing,
true record
Attest, T. n. BURTON, Judge
true copy Of tscprt
sass Attest, Y. u. BURTON. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31
NOTICE IN BANKRTPTCY.

~ In the Matter Of Henry @ Stratton. Han b.
upt 10 Bankruptcy
Ia the Distract Court % The UhHed States flt
the District 81 Vermont
The undersigned hereby gives notice u his
appointment as Assignee ~ Henry G Slrsttnu,
81 bennington 10 the County q Bennington aud
state Of Vermont within said districl, vho hss
been adludged bankrupt on has oWn petition
by the District Court Of said Disiriot
JOHN R0BINs0N, Assignee.
Dated At Bennington, Nov. nth 1917. - aw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-31

Hadsus frs. latisa va PASSED
nHe tFase. ~ Day NJ vote Of
ieg tta gAa VA itf6c mere than
taas fss nsi RIG of,be msa1srs
cft Ese sd 50 more lhas. tao.
lsfa aiy x gaaso Yo,ing The
ettAe Hlaad silver bil serm e
81 fH5y rss pass "A over Sc Pfesl.
farssfie. aa3a piiI q > close vote
1ts tt1i $50 weeks will witness enc
q SIS hardest hasles ca The apascla al
qesga cytf lEg tl 10 congress
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REPORT of the Condition OF the
~ BAttonkin National Bank Of Manchester. at
Manchester 10 the state Of Vermont, at tho close
OF business. December 2slh, 1878.
REsoURcEs.
Loans and discounts, tgl $40 o.
L. n Bonds TO secure circulation, Is 600 90
u. 4. Bonds on hand, 0.000 90
Due from approved reserve agents 2G.G0t 10
Real estate furniture and fixtures, 1000 90
Bills Of other National Banks, si2
Specie, Including gold Treasury notes) 40 %
Legal tender notes, 800 90
Redemption Fund, u. s. Treasurer
Is per cent Of cifouialioa 1875 90
Total 1900 ,935 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock pAidin, $4,000 90
Surplus Fund, 2s,O00 90
Undivided profits 5,l6G IS
National b nix notea outstanding, 67 500 90
Individual deposits. 1909 "a
Demand certificates OF deposit, $500 %
Total f2O1 g95 "a
STATE or VERMONT, County OF bennington ss:
|, william L. Black, Cashier Of the Battenkill
National Bank of Manchester, 10 solemnly sweat
that the above statement is true, TO the best OF
my knowledge and belief
W. p Black Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me, this 10th
Wa. BLACK,
Notary Public.
Correct-Atteai,
i. b. BURTON,
49,. GRAY. Directors.
IL d. KENT.
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KkNT.a EsTATE.

n
- State ~ vermont. Manchester District,
~ Z protats Court held Et Manchester withla
aud ~ said distfici ~ Manchester. o. the 25th
day - JKgpafys 1873
Present Hoa, 4, y. Barton. Judge,
a. Instrument puFrOfting " be tbs Lass VII
an4 IeElataaHt " Laura Ksat, lzta " Dorset.
IN ssld dlstflni, deceased. being ffssfHtea
fos Probate ~ 10 ordered ~ ssld Cuau,
that Al pefaons concerned therein BE- uotinsd 70
appear stA ssssis4 thereof % be heia ~ the
PIebats on 10 Manchester. 30 said district, "a
ihs glfh DAY X Pet, A. b 1915, a. ~ 0'cl9ck /,
10 ne forenoon, aad sbqN eauss. ! shy thsy
haze sgas4ss TIE pTob4te ~ sait Val f0f
sh5ch gafP8se lt j. farther ordered. that TILE
order. IL 6at..s4s taFss S6sts saee asflTttY ID
iha Manekbstez lorasAG, a ussspsgsf pnAtsd
a. Asathesi6f ln tl1s state pfesioas " sald
Ene u EeAfiaE,
true record
Attssl, 4. Is. BUEIQk, Jadgs.
ifns cop u fespgds
gsw Affect. 4. y BUKT0s. gades.
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Price List


.aa Price List
SO 90 for Pure um,Rubber Boots.
50 so for Good Rubber Boots.
IS cts. per gallon for Best Kerosene.
40 cts. per pound for Best Jap Tea.
5 to cents per yard for Best Prints.
As cents for Turks Island Salt.
Good Tea, 20 cents
Soap per bar ! cents.
Splendid Flour Sc so.
Gents Vests 81 90.
Gents Pants 81 so to 81 90.
Heavy Bed Ticking 10 cts. per yard.
Best Lard 10 cts. per pound
Shifting Flannel l2I TO 25 cents for
Best.
Molasses, so CITE. Syrup, 65 cts.
Chewing Tobacco, 60 cents.
Ladies Rubbers 80 cents.
Cheviot Shifting 10 cents.
Best Raisns III cents.
Crockery aud Glassware, at cost.
Caution Flannel 10 cts per yard
Nice Bleached Cotton cts. per yard.
SPLENDID Brooms 20 to IS cents.
Cloth and Cassimeres, at cost
Hats, and Caps, at cost.
Mems Heavy Boots, Tap Sole 81 rs.
Mems Heavy Boots, Best, 81 so.
Hams. Pork, Fish. &c. All at bottom
cost prices. for CASH ONLY. Come soon.
don't delay
y. NJ. PRATT,
Manchester Depot, VI.
J. e. Blsckmer's Old Stand. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-04
COUNTY ADVERTISING 1 PRINTING

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. IN PURsU.
IN Ance Ia an order 90 the boa'd of C1unty
commissioners made and entered In the nit
utes Of said Beard. thai Sealed Proposals will
BE- received by the said Board. at their onice. in
the city Of viryinis. county Of storey. up tn aud
iseludins the FOURrH DAY OF MAY, AID.
ISIS. Of tho hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ. for doing
the County Advertising for the remainder Of The
dseAl year A. ID. ISIS. said bids 10 state The
price psr square for frs, insertion, aud the price
per square for each subsequent Insertion.
And notice IL hereby further given that al
the sane time and place the board siil recelv.
sealed Proposals. for doing the County Job
Work printing Blanks. Biiihest-. etc. Tor the
rmsindsr of the said fiscal year Books and
Record. excepted. bidders Tor printing must
specify price per reana t,so sh..t'i Tor;
HAlf-sheet Note Biani- printed on cue tiis:
Half sheet n. t- Blanks printed on both -lier;
Hslf-shect Letter blank. printed on one SIDE.
Half Letter Banks printed on both sides;
Hall. .heet foolscap Blanks printed ON the eide.
Hsifsheet fool-eap Blanks pr.Itsi on both
side-;
Half sheet Legal Cap Hanks printed On one
side:
HsiE.hesi Legal Cap Blanks printed on both
sldes
Qasrtersheet Flat Gap blanks printed on Que
side:
Hall .hss, Fis, Cap Blanks printed On bath
Full sheet Plat Cap Blank. printed on one side /.
fuiLsheet Fia, Cap blank, printed on boil
sides.
Prlo, pr ram for esch additional team;
state price Tor binding.
Bidders to bind lthein..lss. TO d, sli printing
not above specified at PROPORTIONAL rates.
The Board reserves the right to rvieet s,y and
eli bids.
Bidie.s d.s.rine additional information will
ilquire st the Clerks once.