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, Nominations.
Editor OrangeJuug Democrat:

Editor OrangeJug Democrat:
see correspondent Justice
has nominated our former Clerk OF
Court, Mr.. j. Il. Robinson, for the
office Of Probate Judge. Now | am u
friend Of Joe's, and am fully compe-
tent TO appreciate his so-callcd claims
for the position, being a disabled
Confed. myself, but does it not seem
to be injudicious TO make changes
when we have offices filled by compc.
tent and trustworthy gentlemen, to
say nothing Of other reasons, and !
would therefore beg space to nomi.
nate the Hon. C. i. Glover and Capt
N. N. Hayden for their respective
positions and trust they will be reap.
pointed.
In this connection I would ask
does it not seem to be Injustice to lie.
prlve "fractions Of twenty-five" repre-.
scnta:ion in the coming Convention
a club having Jorty-ninc members
has but half a voice, un.css there wus
"a delegate at large for each club
as formerly. CITIZEN.
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A correspondent of tile Columbia
Register, writing from Spartanburg,
says:"I hope you will excuse me for
not keeping up with the Press Asso-
citation this week. The truth is I'm
afraid of them, because they have
such way of fighting anybody you
can never get even with them.
| said 'All hail to the press = the
other day, and if they don't like that
I'll take it back. They went to Hen
dersonville yesterday, and rctu ming
last night, captured Gov. Simpson
and Gen. Noise, with a party OF citi-
zens here, and left early for Atlanta.
The Lord knows whnt will become of
them"
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-20

WE arc panied to record the death
of little Mary Montgomery, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Knowlton,
who died June 1G, 1879, aged eigh-
teen months and one day. Death is
sad and the bercaved hearts feel its
pangs at any time, but who con tell
the weight Of grief that rests upon
loved ones when dear little child is
taken from the home circle, even
though We know it is only transfer
red to its heavenly home, and as a
ministering spirit will ever hover
near to guard our lives. We sym
pathize most deeply with the bcreay.
cd parents.
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afterward carried some seventeen
miles, where the body Of Miss Wood
ward was found and was there hung
to tree until dead. The idea of
burning seemed TO gain ground but
was prevented by fastening on the
hanging. Thus vengeance, swift and
sure, was visited Ivy an. outraged
community upon the person of u
most daring and brutal demon
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WE were glad to meet Mr.. Willie
Stokes, who is on visit TO his faith
ers family, TO spend his vacacation.
Mr.. Stokes is engaged in teaching il,
oncof the leading schools of Tennessee
and has been absent from our State
more than two years. We wish him
pleasant stay among his relatives
and friends, and safe return to his
field of labor.
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/ On Monday evening about nine
o'clock lamp in the parlor of Mr.. S.
A. Reeves dwelling, showing evident
signs of danger by smoking and
blazing up, was seized by Mr.. Reeves
and dasht i out Of the window and
exploded just as it left his hand.
These lamp explosions are becoming
frequent and our citizens should cx-
ercise more care in their manage
ment. Bad and cheap oil is the proba-
bic cause. The Red G. Oil will not
explode.
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THE Sea Island News, Rcpubli-
can paper published at Beaufort, says
"Thc Democratic party in this State
evidently made a great mistake in
the choice Of its representatives in
Congress. 1t ought to have sent in
stead the editors Of country ncwspa.
pers, who are. with few exceptions,
complaining of the lack of backbone
displayed in the Democratic party
Never mind, the Democratic party
Will have ample backbone for the
contest Of 1880.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-20

AT meeting Of the Court IIous
Democratic Club held on the evening
of The 18th instant, the following
delegates and altcrnatcs were elected
to attend the County Convention ap.
pointed for the 21st instant: Dele
gates, Robt. Copes, j. II. Fowles, T.
Kohn, j. +. Izlar, w. j. DeTreville,
j. S. AlbergotG, s. II. Mellichamp,
Thomas Ray, Samuel Dibble. and
Mortimer Clever. Alternatcs, II. c.
Albergotti, A. D. Frederick, Nj. /
Browning and J. Nj. Brunson.
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VIZ had the pleasure of meeting in
our Office one day last week our
young fri nd, Mr.. d. z. Hydrick,
who is home spending his vacation
from college. WoiFord College has
had no more exemplary young man
within her classic walls this year as q
atudent than our young friend, and
sYe wish for him q brilliant future.
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IN compliance With the order of
the United States Court, Receiver
Fisher announces that he will pay in
cash on neKt Monday the over due
coupons on first mortgage bonds o!
the South Carolina Railroad. The
holders Of these coupons will take
due n, tice and govern themselves ac-
.cordinsly.
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POMONA GRANGE, No. 17.-The
next quarterly meeting Of the Pomo.
ma Grange will be held at the hall OF
Washington Grange ON Saturday,
July 5th, Subordinate Oranges are
urged to send full delegations, rs til.
meeting will be very important one
to the order. Secretaries and Mas
ters are particularly enjoincd TO dis.
charge their duty by making reports
as required. KIRK ROBINSON, Secre.
tary =. G., No. IL.
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OuR thanks arc due Mr.. S. A.
Reeves for samples Of his excellent
cigars-as fine as any we have ever
smoked IN Orangeburg. He has
quite variety OF brands on hand
which will be sold low down to his
customers. His chewing tobacco is
marvelously cheap. An excellent
quality may be bought at 80 cents
per pound. Users of the weed had
better call before the supply is out.
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ON Sunday last we enjoyed the
pleasure of hearing an excellent ad-
dress from Capt. j. A. Hamilton be-
fore the 1T. Paul's Methodist Sunday
School Missionary Society. Captain
Hamilton is most felicitous speaker
before children and his efforts arc
calculated to do much good by way
of instructing their young minds.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-20

MALARIAL fevers are becoming
quite prevalent in the county. Our
citizens should see to it that all
causes Of malaria be removed and
every effort be made to prevent the
further spread of disease. Physicians
might do good work by suggesting
precautionary measures to the fam
lilies within their practice.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-20

In the report Of the Commence
ment exercises Of Wofford College
we notice the name Of Mr.. Ilderton
w. Bowman recorded among the
graduates Of the present year. Mr..
Bowman's graduating speech was
upon "Human Pcrfcctibility" and
it is said he acquitted himself hand
somely, illustrating the thorough
training through which lie had just
passed. Wolford College ranks
among the first institutions of the
South, and is doing a noble work fol
the cause Of education. Orangeburg
has and is still reaping her full share
Of its benefits.
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In conversation with three Of our
farmers on Saturday last we gathered
the following items: The cotton of
No. was full of lice, that of No. 2
was too grassy to back plow, while
No. 3 reported his clean and doing
finely. The first was hunter, the
second fisherman and the third had
no dogs or fishing canes.
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WE notice that Mr.. +. a. Schiffley
is now at Snider's Store, and will, af.
ter this week, spend about two weeks
at Gilmores, Holly Hill PostoDlse, on
the State Road. This presents good
opportunity to the people of that Sec
tion to get fine pictures.
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THE Grand Division Of the Sons OF
Temperance Of South Carolina will
convene with Watcrce Division, No
8, at Camden, on the second Wed
nesday in July, at half-past 8 o'clock
p. M. Arrangements have been
made with the railroads for reduced
rates of fare. Watercc Division, No.
8, extends cordial welcome to all
delegates, and will entertain them at
private houses. The brethren arc
urged to attend the meeting even il
it be at sacrifice, and to make an
extra effort for the good of the order.
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OFFICE hours on Sunday ut DR..
Wannamaker.s Drug Store from 8
to 10 A. NJ, and from 1-2 TO 8 1-2
p. NJ. In case Of emergency access
csa &c hex: 5to the Drug Store any
time during the day or night.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-20

OUR worthy County Treasurer, Mr..
II. Copes, will begin to pay school
eeanhefs, pay certificates for services
rendered during the present year. A
pro rata payment will be made at this
time and the balance in the, fall.
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WE are getting, 80 farmers say,
reasonable weather throughout the
county and crops are growing to ma
turity rapidly. We trust this wealth
swill continue,until. the fruiting period
:is passed.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-20

DiR. w. b. Hill takes pleasure in
Informing his friends and customers
that he is better prepared now to
make good flour than ever before, hav-
,ing recently overhauled his Mill, and
respectful respectfully svaieits saieiitts tttheir continued
patronage. "3t.
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THERE will be q meeting of the
Orange Base Ball Club atDr. L. S.
Wolfs's office, ct half past eight
o'clock this evening, to- select niue
to play the Aiken Club.
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A regular meeting of the Knights
OF Honor will bc held on Monday
evening next the USUAL hour and
place. Members are requested to be
punctual in attendance as business
of Importance will be transacted.
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Mr.. w. j. Bryant is entitled to
the credit for the first cotton bloom
of the season 80 far as we know, lie
having sent us a full bloom on the
10Th instant.
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i A maiden of thirty-four and a boy
of seventeen, Of Newton county, Ca,
eloped the other day. Our sympa
thy is entirely with the boy. ~
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SAMUEL DIBDLE, 1st Lieut.. J 25 sc

VIZ call the attention of our read
ers to the article on the first page of
this issue giving an account of a foul
rape and murder in Spartanburg
County. Since then the citizens of
the community becoming 30 enraged
because Of the character of the de-
mon, John j. Moore, o white man,
and the evidence that accumulated
so rapidly upon him, visited the jail
in n company Of $50 mounted men,
and demanded Moore. The object OF
their search not being produced or
found within the Jail, Moore having
been concealed by tho Sheriff, the
company divided into squads of
twenty men and instituted q close
search which resulted in. finding
Moore CONCEALED under the we'll at
the side Of bridge on the Airline
Railroad, and guarded by four men.
The guard were overpowcrcd and tho
prisoner taken and marched back to
the city OF Spartanburg. Moore was
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We return our thanks to the com.
mittee ior an invitation TO attend q
ball to be given on the 23d at Lewis
vile in honor Of the marriage of Mr..
j.. II. Loryea.
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Mr.. Il. r. Duval visited our town
on Saturday evening last and cxhib-
tied Edison's Phonograph. From the
size Of the audience this wonderful
invention excited but little interest
among our citizens. The exhibition
was repeated on Tuesday evening but
in consequence of the unfavorable
weather only five persons attended.
The machine performed its part to
the entire satisfaction of those in at
tendance rep, oducing every word
spoken, singing, whistling, the NEW.
ing of cat or bark of n dog was MS
perfectly reproduced as wortls-even
combinations Of two or more sound s
were given back with perfect dis
tinctness. ~
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ORANGEBURG, S. G.. JUNE 20, 1879.

The Democratic County Conven-
ton will assemble at the Fair Build
ing on Saturday, 21st instant, at IL
ne.
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A Basket Picnic will be given by
.ha Edisto Kifes on July 4th at All
drews' Fish Trap. A full programme
will appear next week.
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To tie Survivors of the Edisto Rifles
of Hagood's and Simonton's Reai-

tee SURVIVORS OF the EdiStO Rifles
of Hagood's and Simonton's Reai-
ment.
CoMnADFs The present Edisto
Rifles propose to celebrate the Fourth
of July with basket picnic near the
town of Orangnbnrg. They have ino
vitcd your participation, and have
rendered an escort to you on that
day, from the town to the picnic
grounds.
You arc therefore requested to ap.
pear in front OF the Court House on
the morning Of July 4, 1879, at 1.2
O'Clock, in citizens dress, for the pur-
pose Of accepting the escort rendered.
During the day, meeting will be
held for the purpose of organizing a
memorial association, TO be composed
Of those who served in the Edsto
Rifles of Hagood's First So. Ca. Vol
unteers, or in the Etlisto Rifles of the
Eutaw Regiment, Twenty-fifth So.
Ca. Volunteers.
JAMES +. IzLAn, late Capt. ! Edisto
SAMUEL DIBBLE, 1st Lieut.. 25 S.C.V
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TIE following certificate explains
itself:
JAMIsoNs, S. c., June ID, 1879.
DR.. u. @. IFunnumaker, ORANGE
burg, S G.:
DEAR SIR-The Holman Liver Pad
bought Of you made complete cure
Of my liver complaint. l have suffer-
ed for four years, taking quantity
Of medicines recommended to cure tile
complaint, but I experienced no last
ing benefit, till the Holman Pad was
used. l have such confidence in tic
Pad that checrfully recommend it
to the public. You arc at liberty to
use the above certificate in its favor
If so desired. Yours truly,
L. r. SMITH.
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TIE examination of Sherid am
School will begin on Tuesday next
The following order of branches vii
be observed:
Tuesday, 8 o'clock, Spelling ant
Dictionary;11 o'clock, beginners il
Latin, and Greek grammar; Il
O'Clock, History, two classes, ant
Geography, (small children.)
Wednesday, 9 o'clock, Reading
Latin grammar, (Harkncss>; II
o'clock, Geography, two classes, Lat.
in grammar { Gildsrsleeves); II
o'clock, Caesar, Virgil, Sallust; IL
O'Clock, Composition and Rhetoric.
Thursday, 0 o'clock, Xenophon
Anabasis, Algebra, English grammar
(small boys}; 10 O'clock, English
grammar, two classes; IL o'clock,
Arithmetic; IL o'clock, Tables and
Mental exercises.
Friday night, 8 l-2 o'clock, Public
Exhibition, consisting of Declama-
ton, &c. The public are earnestly
invited to attend these exercises.
FRIEND Kortohn received another
large 10! of cheap goods on Wednes-
day, consequently there has been
quite busy scene in and around his
place of business. The great demand
now is for cheap and substantial
goods, and Mr.. Kortjohn supplies the
demand, long felt in this community.
That the goods he offers are as repre-
sented hundreds are willing to testi-
fy. That they are cheap his oppon-
cnts have 10 admit. The crowning
feature of this popular store is the
five cent counter. This modern
stroke Of audacity has bcwildcrcd,
bull-dozcd and rcvolutionized the
time honorcd slumbeling old regular,
like the brilliant orb Of duy, paling
the silver light Of the morn-like the
electric burying the gas, kerosene
and tallow dip, SO docs this modern
method of mastering monopoly
change dwal is into giants, create fac,
out of fiction and transform hard
times into sudden and substantial
prosperity.
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BY GOING 40

Theodore Kohn for Dress Goods.
Theodore Kohn for Novelties.
Theodore Kohn for White Goods.
Theodore Kohn for Domestics.
Theodore kohm for Cassimeres.
Theodore KolIn for Fancy Goods.
Theodore Kol,n for EInbPoiderles.
Theodore Kehn for Parasols.
Theodore Kohn for Straw Hsta.
Theodore koIn for Shoes.
Theodore Kohn for Shirts.
Theodore Kolin for Neck Wear.
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kEHO the requirements of the people. and
il feeling deeply interested IN the salts
fnction of the public, propose to make
efforts never before enteredInto fer die
welfare of tile conlnufity.
To this end have purchased my.Gtock
and knowing that earnest and honest an-
deavors will meet with that success
which should attend it. would ask all
who are seeking bargains in
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@EV. S. II. MAILMAN Is prepared TO
w FRAME PICTURES of al! sizes in
the nentest style oft,e art, and nt lower
rates, for cash, than can be done else
where in the county. Picture Hangiugs
also furnished on the most liberal terms.
All parties desiring work done In the
above line would do well to give him u
call Mt his house in Lyons Township. or
at Dr: 5. A. Reeves. Satisfaction guar
ahteed. April 3-3mos.
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GOOD FAT POULTRY and FRESH
EGGS always OH hand.
Country Produce boughtl at u,o highest
market price,
JAMES VAN TAssEL, Agt.,
at Mu'icr's Ola STANG.
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cLoTHh M,G,
s % o { 8 AND M.AR@8

not to make purchases before examining
and | can assure you, you tcan cave
MONEY ~
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DANIEL F. BEATTY'S
Planes and Organs

Tic ii-rO- 1ud OTrAuE manufactured by Dat
Tel ,. b-af'y ~ N..Eiur'nr. >rv Jrf,,y. Ar
Eorc 'arr"'tiy Std g,IrIa.Iy c'IIIEontLrt Ly
-trut."nr- usnUnin. iuTud IN this country or
Lufore. Tie Tt-lsys lave iEs gr,at-r. possible
depth rielNFFs sna volume OF t1Ie. vUL4hlstrG
WIN = fAf- LsiIIanGy. c!"agnCss and perfect
rNenE"-s 'EruE-huu: the vEi-rv sale. .u' allow,
ALI = surprising duration which never rh.ryss
Ihc1T the most delicate or powerful trurh
Inc te'-OTaied 'DuIi"H Tongue" tryds ia
tTaity = cell hT.fci Crgau Ia conjunction gi:h
ue periecis-l k-"d HuaTjs. prUIau. sweet. pure
aud powerful tones. livery Iu-trUiusut, ll-uu
Aui "rgaa. fully SarrAniNd perfect IN sYsry re-
-i-Ct. and vii be sEipped uu from NJ tn a.
teen dsN-' i'-i trial. Tho manufacture Izyi.r
freight 10th ways, u tue iuSir4m.at - not sal.
1 HSct"ry. illustrates ~hDyErTI-EE Catalogue
Eiul9uJ .obt iTcC Gu sIl!ic.tiuG. ,idfrTs.
DASIEi. =. BEAT-rY, WnAhInCIon,
New JcTS-S. -
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Add in AeeortAneo with low. and An osStr Of
the Board Of DIRECTOR. made On the si-Scuc.
Day OF WTDBER. ISIS. 50 mspy Ehars ~
each parcel Of such stock IS nay be rreesa-ry.
Will De sold 80 public E~uctiou, 81 the otcs= CT
the Company. Room No. n. NeIehsaa' Ea-
change, CAlifornia street. san Fra1e SEQ. Cal. or
Tuesday. the Tenth day OF December. Rr9. ~
the hour Of ! O'Clock =. NJ, Of said day. to
Pay said delinquent Asssessmsn; theron, 70
g-ther With costs u advertising and expense
Of the sale.
X. BUSH, Se-~-esry.
oEre-Roon ~. Merchant ExchsaEo, Caa-
forTa strset. san Francisco. Cal. rAS
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
STATE oE NEVADA

STATE or NEVADA
County Of Eko.
County Aai;or's O3o~. Nov %. 1878.
To Az wiIOM IT NAV CON-
y ctrn: BE T. Known. that hA,e III. Ia,
d"poHtcz. witt abe Lh iri I or Pr -ecn,iL., al.
t"TnCy. tie delinquent tax ustof Elko Couuty.
Tor the war Isis. and unless tbs dsIuauept
i-hr- therein sIcciEed ar l-Il to- tn- IGuuly
lrsasur,r 40 eE -oTncIo Tx Receiver. with II,
twenty day fTUIn Tie fist publication of mi.
rotice. L. S1t. ca or before FRIDAY. the 10th I.I
OF btoeniOrr. 4. -. ISIS, N;ti a Vii he crrn.
nieneed bJ 'h- District or ifo--cu,ir- .,,o,rs-
IoF tie collection OF said 'sIe- and casts
A EO,EiS.
County Recorder and ex-Oa.zlo 20. 1u.titer.
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SuEM0HS.
TN THE DISTRICT coURr OF THE

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Ninth Jrt'c.si District. OF tie State G!
9 Nevada, In and for the County OF Eho. Eiza
Iietsy. fian;ih, against 1hcs. !. D.cfey. de-
= FriAnc @ .
Action srUzsht in the District Court Of ~,
Hiaih Jueiei1I pistri1; Of TIE State OF SeradA,
IN ana Tor ihe County Of E.ko, Hnd the Coia.
plAiri nied IN The oEee OF the Clerk OF sAia
= district CoarI r#.r
HE Sta'e c. Neva'a sends g-ee.ing % Thca.
h DicSey. n-ferGsaI: G1u are hereby re.uir-d
toSTPear III an Sct,on bEouEtt against ysn -
the above ntslbt FlGntf, n lie ri.trf1 ccult
, OF The Ninth Judicial Dis.re. Of TIE State q
Nevada. IN and Ter TIE Coarty e Egko, All to
answer the complaint a1od therein. within tsn
cavs-eSc!usiye OF tie -sy OF S-ryier-.gtert lie
sstyiee en- you of this sunaorR-n scTD,d
Within hia County, o. II ssrNct olt % Jkis
County, hut IN this D1strtc1 ~ hin tstntyd DAYS;
rsoaharsEne uatnin -1CE9 d. . -Or in gasnt By
ce-uJ- VII BE taken against yea, ccora-ng TO
the prayer OF SSit compliant.
Toe sad seton IL troaght to obtain = decree
% tbs Court ciSSoiSiDg the bends of nAtn-
mnny no~ existing between the plstatir and
defendant on the ground th.t defendant has
for more Than ten years al fully negiectsd 10
- Provide for plAIEtkG The eOnnoa neCs1ssrtesof
L1- Also. that phiEtic have the porsessIon @!
hetr tSo minor children, and for such o;her
And farther Ieiief a. 20 the Court mar seem
e. jos; and equitable. -
And Jou Arv hereby notified that ~ you fan
70 appear and answer said complaint a. above
required. the sAid Pi.intif Will apply to the
Countries the reissf tker~in e<mAna-d.
Give = under my hand AID tne Seal CT
~ Nra Tie DEtric1 Court of Lhe Ninth JC-
de.a! Dfstrie: 81 tbs Ststo Of Ne
tsGALl rA5A, County Of kiko, this 10 day
81 November. IA the year Of our
LSrl oEe thousand eight hundred
{. 4. GREEN. CLERK.
WInes & Dorsey .Att'Ss for Pisirl:d.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
lnEALghElE 70 Pill!
DCr ESPECIALLY GpAfTcD FOR ALL
Lung and Throat Complaints Poem
D. . liar to Miners
DIR. EBEL's
Brl-au, ard CouSh Medicine

This wonderful remedy L. highly useful In al
asses . cc!is OF OEuEls. hut 10 cSptelzLy
l:.-t.d :0r sEs care q! sscA coMrlA.ut- a.
niEurs are liable 10 funI exposure To cold
ground; CT sAe GtzCrbt!aG If IoaGcr tmoSr IN.
20 the lung. Three doses : day will keep The
IGags CHAR add enable the miners 20 ~Orf In
iho Eiis, . powder Gmctc viiEoU. coughing
. II IA Bo: claimed for this BGisAm. likn mos.
hatCrt 1riiS:Irs. = IL Will cure Al; disease,
put 1t is grgrsntsed IN cute all diseases OF tie
mugs. On. GOtus Of the FAtEAln will. In Lcsriy
AT case. cnrr = had cold or cough Of from one
70 tNo months duration two bottles \ cold or
cough % from iro 20 fOu. months ,tAnd'nE;
and D. rec bottles AM similar affection that ! as
ben IL sIisienGe fun fca- moths 10 t~o
years.
Es-To Be had al Z. =. auIIer's Drug store
ENko. Nevada