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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29
NOTIFICATIONS FOB PATENT.


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s-.s-- IsDd O6re. Eurefs. .eseda, Jun
&rss-xsaos = nssssy gss1 v;aIss csnns-
- pr.srEce fdEres- il EUREKA, ceFk-
- ~. ssF nle fhsir application 1or q
---s-r ~ fourfeez huz6re1 linear ieet 81 tns
1870 Etae CT ven HxrInk s-ssl
-~~r~-Vd sus hazsrsd feet in widtn. tttn@,s.
- nesEx in E1rrss Mining District.
s--,r 81 Ekreks and state 81 Nevada. AZ.
49, sd dsssza1ttd ~ the ne3a Loiss -
e~rsrI utst "a 15s II this once - L~' so ~
T--s~1--fr- rcrnd1ries Of said Lt 20. 10
- :. s.f1r~z. - ~ff. Fsristion- 10y De
-. yzxsnz1Eg sfs post married MOI.
e-reT 40 iss, wksuce kuby HILL no.
--xIlSn- E. is,s7l feet: post on pfoini-
nsrt rock nsrked T. , Dcnane1 49, D~z
,-s~ trrse FEET In diameter standing At the
r-1-th u he Exee.s4cr tnnBei. bears : - ntg.
= 49, ~ feet: and the center 81 tne t1p
- a. Lsr-ern insiire bears n AZ deg- W.
ia fees. faenxs. running lsf course > y neg.
n - a.. % pess zsTssa go z. =. :. sur
~ r. 81 tbenes. I'll course y. . dre- W,
An feet. 10 past marksd No ., = D. survey
~ lSs- thence. 81 course y. IS deg. T., 20
10. I'D fhersce. 9Th eourse 3. 5eeg. y. e5s
80 - the EoEthern boundary Of T. D
Surrxy 70. rs. Grs Light lode. whence post
No. q sasd Gas Light survey bears N.e'1
sez. ~. Is sis Test l-z5- ? TO feet. 70 southern
Arrnl.-r Ct said e. & survey 10. l45, whence
vess X. / q aid Gas Light sarysy b~srs n.
- deg Y. s. SO feet. Leo feet. TO pest No
L. IT, place o. beginning 70 noeh Of said u
: sursSy 70 Is5, Gas Iisht lOde, a. eobnstts
with tnss survey. ie hereby excluded nsic
eszzirt i dssers8<d a. follows. TO wif. Begin-
rtrr 81 Post No. l of ssfd Gas light survey.
ard nznins theace LIST course 5. IN eeg. y.
II L33 FEET. fhsEee. u conse 5. 5 deg Z, 80 2lo
feet. taer<. ed ruErse \. IN deg. W, " Oily
fest. 70 tGSt No. : 81 said Gas Light survey;
sd tseIss. sta course TX deg y. SO feet.
. tn plxes q seefBnsnz: which tract being
enrlesed frcm fhis survey Iesves remaining
frsra tass survey FIVE s5-Ig scres. This slAlH.
= A8arsaed on the seafh by the Welsh ktng
ralEe. Asd and On tie east BY The Gas lAsbi
z1iue The larstscn q this nasTe is duly re-
corded il tie Rer0rdsris Cs1ee ~ Eoreza Nib
ina District. n E0ok D.. paee ia AEy s9d e..
rer@szs Calming xdTeIsely fn9 portion 81 SAID
Lantern mine Or sid K15n5ng ground - terr-
sna4fsre deN-xlt41. sfe required 10 Die fnr3r
ssiyeree claim with he LeS4sfer - the ! nifsa
s-ases Land OEce. az Enreks. IN he state 81
Serzla- during the sixty days period af publ
zzsicn hereof, CT they viii lie barred hy3irsre
q M vraTrsSOux II the statute.
e4sa JAS EcNAREIS. Register.
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District Court Summons.

IN The rIsTRICr COURT OF THE siAIh
L Judicial District. in snd fer Err~ks Ccah'y.
State ~ Nevada. The State 81 NesnsA sehc'
greeting b. Augustus c. rceglsss. r.
Wheeler, stephen X. Stanton. r. ". Noeies
Brsdiey. II. p. Sanger and Annie Mason
You are heTety required no sFyear IN snS
fioa commenced against yva a. dffenashs."
IiEaethy Ccsk,sy. - rlsintl1. IA me p
Coart u the sixth Judicial nassriet. IN and y
TIE eeuaty q Eureka. state q Nevada, q. ~
scwa of Enrsss. and snsver the eonapis-ss
therein. whirh il On ale vfsh the CLERK g s N
court. within ten days after the service eH -.
Of this sEnxrneuS t~exelusise 81 TIE DAY q
vicel. If served in ssld county. " twenty us;s
IL served cat Il said county. but wIsnin tA's
District. and In al ether s8<<- ferry GAYS
Judgment hy dsfsuit will be taken xgsihsts'e'
sercriing 70 the prayer cf said eorapAsihs
The said xr-lan IS hrvught 70 rscosek Jns
nent against yea the said sferesnss..~ v.s
suEa It szs5-5e with legal interest ron So
Elsa 1873. TIL Paid. the SAME being : oelAns
due plaintiff frza yea On segcart a VIZ -
labor performed fsr you BY pt1inta. !
Judgment dirs~sing the sale Of all ysnf r.sn
title and interest in the Atsxs1artk mines
ate in Eureka Mining Dis trsss Nsvsdss e ss.5
" plaintiffs lien therscu. - set ferth IN -
plaintiffs eonplsint. hlsd hsrsir. . WY
which IL herewith served sxs
And yea are hereby nctin<d. that II yes.s
10 appear ard snswer he ssia eempiaIrs :
the Court fer the relief dexesndsd ffers.ne
In testimony vh<recf. 1. FL uuuns
kereanto set my hand ssd stxxsd ne s-a-
said Ceuxt- this llfh day e I1nss
s$<4xf r. r oluk
Clerk District Gears. SsstA Jadicfsi pistrss's
rnreks cpunty. xevsd&
BY n N. Bill resesy Ciesk-
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Arr,rc.rIoS ron A rArENT

ITO TIE SAGE BRUSH NIxE-So. xI4-
L TExsed Stats Land CEee- E1r~k2. Ne
v.1a- JEae -. fe7S-S94.re ~ hss,Ay given
thxs tx A.s.rt1c zz1 F1e4@c TuEntI x Miuinz
%exa8.- have tkix day hiei tEesf spYMezEcn
fer . p&frEt far afss~n Eundyxd Einezr feet 81
ire Szs~ EF1-h mfEz or vein. bearing silver.
with sErfare eranr4 two Eun1re3 feet IN
szEsA, sssaass- iysng ard being IN sAe Esrezs
Asrs-E District csE1fT - fzreks. ard state
e &eT2Za. s23 kzs ri s3G deE1grsssd ty the
1ei6 zNts< aEG eEssiai rlas ca lie IL this o1sc<
A. Let No I.z TIE exterior boundaries Of
said Let 30 EH5 cezug - testewa. - sit. fsrf-
st.ea lkA GsE sss4- Be@snninz at . post
rssEEs1 Ne !. T. 8. Surx.T No is. whenSe
EzaT HsH No. ! beers y. I deg. A. Easr. T.,
ls14 tsst: Eest OF prNEfrsnf seek. market e.
< r~SEEz.r4t NJ 1, bars r.. Seg. y Hfn. z.
AKA feet. 4 srrare pine Tree. tires feet IN d.
ANster- ssxz<tns az tke raoatA ~ ife kxssiSsar
tzE1<L hears y Al deg s. nsiH. sast. 80 feet.
post N1- 4 C. ; s2rTey Ne las. Lantern
Asis, bars <. ] deg y ns2n- ". $50 feet. ard
TIE SsEs brssh sAafs hears X. Is dez. W. -
feet t&@Les -za1tEg rrst course : - deg W.
90 feet 10 pest marked M. 2. e. 5. sErv~y No.
ls5; tAezxE. - course y. 5 deg ". 1.zs feet,
rheare. 81 caSr-e Ms de1- E.. 40 feet. TO pest
marked Nc 4. e. s Survey SO Is, and hence.
4fh coarse. & 5s2 T., Lee feet. TO tast So- 1,
TIE Pl7er u beginning. Containing s ra-iNe
xc-Ns- THIS etsiE Is keund<1 On the nertk by
t1e ker uf1sr. and cE The east by the Lantern
azs1 Welsh Atng mines Tie location of this
rzIre - dNiy recorded In the Recorders Of
Ere sf EEreSs Mining District In r20k u,
page 81 Az4 and al pers~ns cis1v4 az al
yer~siy xEy rcEsen a. said Sxse ErAAh miae.
CT said mining ground as ~hsrefEhefere DE-
@erFh<d. srs required 70 Sic their adverse sssia,
9th tie Register 81 tho yuzted Sszs4s Lsnd
Case ST kurekA- IN she State e Neszls. dur
Ing The sixty Gays period u pahIiextIoa hereof
cr Trey vlI b barred ~ yirsue q the prov1s
tcus 81 the statute.
lssAssd JAS. McMARTIx. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29

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Or. sPiNNEY g. co.

NJ IA nE&k1l EaEHEh
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who arr t-ush1ed viii tcg fr~z1sEs sTzezs-zcn
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Seminal Weakness.

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Arser-E wEds q t-s3-1E -Ezs EtsssSe. vztrE
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Cured et H@ae.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. rHArNA
4N the ordinance fixing . tax On All
dogs within The corporate limits az sheZA
town q Enreea. must Be complied with On AID
NJ oNDA1 slHl HUI. All dogs not tagged
By TIE time named viii be proceeded .r<srxs
= provided In said ordnance.
Enreha, July II. 1879, jsisu
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District Court Order.

y TIE DISTRICT C0rET OF THE SIXTH
Il s1t1<fAl District. State q yerASz- IN ard
fcr kErzkz CgGrtx. in the matter II the estate
Of p. r. BCDD. decenzzd-
IL spFear1nx - TIE c0urr. By ta< p~tztioa
presented snd dled hy D. B. Bzdd- the Adzzfn-
t<srssnr % TIE estate Of r p 4z1d- decreased.
pr1y1ng fer a. ersser - sell TIE real estate At
pr1ysSe sale and that II - fsr the beat interest,"
81 tne estate % ~~E rhe Same
II - therefore ordered h4 the Cszrs. thzf al
Persons Interested In sid estate appear before
she sud District Cszx4 On WEDNESDAY. the
S<h dsy At July. A. D. 1878 Al 10 o'slnsk in the
fcrenoun At said dxv. At the Cnzrt-rnann ef saia
Dsztr1Et cczxx- IN he tzyz AID esz1zxy II EH-
rrks- <evxdsL % shaw cause vkr m order
shnald mt be grxnHed - ne said A1zznE~zxas0r
% sell al tAs r>4z e<tst@ ef deceased n private
sAzs. snd fAst . espy o. fhts order Be p1bzizh>z
~ least four successive weeds II TIE E1rxkx
czSr1sKL . n<yxpaR<r FE11r>1 and p1hl1shed
In sail suuz And counrr Of E1r<kA
HENRY ETVES- District TzHx@.
Cd L4xySs, Ar<ry for "Reminiscences
Dated Exrxh.. Nerez>. yzu< II. A. .. LTD
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
The Men going into the Army.

Men of very superior physique and
highly intelligent faces are enlisted
in. the army, Finer material could
not readily be found than is now seen
In the squads of recruits that occa-
sionaIiy march down Broadway.
The hard times have filled the re-
cruiting offices and enabled the gov
ejlnmenth to choose very carefully.
Among the men who don the army
blue are some who have seen better
days..ss, Ex-lawyers, merchants and
civil engineers are seeking living
in the honorable vocation of . SOL
dier. AT Washington the other day,
a man enlisted as private who had
graduatedat West Point and rose to
be q Confederate Major General dur
ing the war. As for the pay, though
small compared with somo kinds Of
wages, 1T Is the highest for army SER
vice anywhere in the world. Abroad,
In many countries, a man is dragged
into the army willy nilly and receives
rough treatment and nominal pay.
Here he gets at the lowest $13 q
month, with good clothing and fare,
the best of medical and hospital ser.
vice when III, aud other extras and
indulgence given to no other soldiers
in history.----N. y Joarnalof Com
nefce. uIl Vnba15 no .hIaiYrN
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

/, HiSTs ABOUT WArER,--No water
that has stood in open vessels during
the night should be used for drinking
or cooking. By exposure to the air
it has lost its "aeration," and has alb.
sorbed many OF the dust germs floating
in the apartment. If convenience rel
quires water to be kept in vessels for
several houre before use, it should be
covered, unless the vessels are tight.
Whichever practical, all distributing
reservoirs should be covered. Filter
ing always adds to the purity Of ofwster.
Drinking water should not be taken
from lakes or rivers on a low level.
Surface water, or water in lakes, pools,
or rivers which receive the surface
wash. should be avoided as much as
possible. Do not drink much water at
time. Moro than two tumblers full
should not be taken at meal. Do
not drink between meals unless to
quench thirst, an excess Of watei
weakens the gastric juice aud over
works the kidneys. Excessive rota'
tions, whether of water or other fluid
relax the stomach, impairs its secre
tions, and paralyzes its movements
BY drinking a little at time all in
| Jury is avoided. iea . 'ar Z, e'fi
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
Sketch of Judge Elliost's Life.

lFrom Collins iIhtoryof kentucky.i
Elliott county, 1t is generally nm
derstood, was named in honor Of
Hon. j. L. Elliott, now (Decembcr,
1879 q resident OF Owingsville. Bath
county, aud Circuit Judge of the
Thirteenth Judicial district. Judge
Z. Is q native of Scott county, Vir-
ginis; was born May 10, 1920; was
educated IN the common schools OF
Kentucky studied law and was ad
mitted to the bar In lS43; practiced
with fine success at Prestonburg,
Floyd county was n Representative
from Floyd, Pike, aud johnson coun-
ties. in the Kentucky Legislature In
IS47 q Representative In the United
States Congress for six years, 1853
1859; again elected Representative in
the Legislature from lloyd and
Jol,nson counties, lS6I-63, but on an
Indictment for treason having been
found against him, with thirty-one
others (see vol l, page 97), November
G, 1861, in the United States District
Court al Frankfort, and he although
present from September 2to October
~ not having occupied his seat dur
Ing the December adjourned session
OF the Legislature, the House, De.
ccmber 81, 1861, expelled him for be.
Ing directly and indirectly connect
ed with and giving ldapd Comfort
10 the confederate army, fepudiating
and acting against the Government
Of the United States aud the Com
onwealth OF Kentucky" w '1' N'''N p
He had thus actively united his for
tunes with the cause of the South ;
was member of the Provisional
Congress- of he Copiederaie States,
which assembled at Richmond, Feb
ruary IS, 1862, representing the 9th
Kentucky district; aud q member OF
each successiye Regular Congress OF
tho Confederate States, repre-
senting the 18th Kentucky district,
up to the time OF the downfall Of the
Confcderacy --over three years In all,
In 1858, several years after his return
to Kentucky, he was elected, for six
years. oruntil September, 1874, Cir
cult Judge OF the district embracing
Bath, Montgomery, Powell, Estill,
0wsley, Lee, Wolfe,e Morgan, Elliott
and Menifee counties; was elected
Associate Justice, Court Of Appeals,
In August, 1876. Just previous to
this election, Judge Elliott moved I'd
Csllettsburg, Boyd comty.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
Indian Origin Of Mosquitoes.

The Red River Indians have Gu
.rious legend respecting the origin OF
mosquitcs. They say that once upon
time there was famine, and the
Indians could getno game. Hundreds
had died from hunger, and desolation
filled their country All kinds of Of
ferings were made to the Great Spir-
IL without avail, until one day two
hunters came upon q white wolver-
Inc, a very rare animal. Upon shoot
ing the white Wolverine, an old wo-
man came out of the skin, and saying
that she, was u "Manito," promised to
90 and live with The indians, prom.
ising them plenty Of game as long ~
they treated her well, and gave her
the first choice of all the game that
was brought in. The two Indians
agreed to this, and took the old wo-
man home with them, which was i'u-
mediately succeeded by an abun-
dane Q of game. When the sharpness
Of the famine had passed in the pros
perity which the old woman had
brought the tribes, the Indians bc'
came dainty in their cappetites, and
complained os the manner In which
the old woman took to herself the
choice bits; and this feeling became
so intense that, notwithstanding her
warning that If they violated theil
promise q terrible calamity would
come upon the Indians they one da!
killed. her as she was selling he'
share of reindeer which hunter
had brought in. % ~" .'''h''o y
Great CONSERVATION immediatel,
seized the witnesses Of the deed, ant
the Indians, to escape, the, predicted
calamity, bodily struck their tents
and moved to a great distance. Tim,
passed on without any catastroph,
occurring. and game becoming ever
more plentiful, the Indians began I,
laugh at their being deceived by tn
old woman, Finally, q hunting par
ty on a long chase of q reindeer
which had led them back to the plac
where the old woman had been kill
! ed, came upon her skeleton, and on
| Of them, in derision, kicked the skull
| with his foot. In an instant; q small
spiral, vapor.like body arose fron
i the eyes and ears of the head, whic
which proved 10 be insects, that al
lacked the hunters with great fury
and drove them to the river for pre-
lection. The skull continued to poil
out its little stream, and the air be
came full Of the avengers Of the oil
.woman's death. The hunters, on rt
turning to camp, found the Indian
suffering terribly from the plagu,
and ever since that time the. Indian
!, have been punished by the mosquito
for their wickedness to their pr
, server, the Manito. ''' ''V'' Y Nt4
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
Strictly Pure.

It is we'll known that while DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder has
been made for many years without re-
dacing its standard Of perfect purity.
there Is not another baking powder In
the market that can stand .thetest for
purity. Chemists and physicians use
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder in
their own families,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01
Aswhale's Death FURRY.

.'Hurrah, boysl see she rlses!" was
the general shout. Up came the
whale, more suddenly than we expect
ed. "A general dash was made at her
BY all the boats. "Stern for your
lives; stern of all!"1 cried some Of the
more experienced harpooners, "See,
she's in furry" First the monster
tapped the water violently with it's
fins; then its tail was elevated aloft,
lasting the ocean around it into a
mass Of foam. This WASH its dealh
furry, for gaining strength before any
more gharpoohs or ylances' could be
struck into it, away it went again,
heading towards the iee.', Its course
was now clearly discerned by a small
whirling eddy, which showed that il
was at no great distance under the
surface, while in its wake was seen a
thin line Of oil and blood which had
e&uded from its wound. -Wearied,
however, by It's exertions and its for
mer deep dive, it was again obliged to
come to the surface to breathe. Again
the eager boats dashed in, almost run,
ming on its back, and from every side
it was piled with lances, while another
harpoon was, driven deeply into it,
making it doubly secured. ''s 'E q
| Our boat was the most incautious,
for we were right over the tail of the
whale. The chief harpoonerl warned
us--.Back my lads; back of al" ,"he
shouted ont, his own boat pulling
away. m"Now she's in her death
furry" These words were not out of
his mouth when l saw our harpooner
leap from the boat and swim as fast as
he couti towards one Of the others. 1
was thinking of following his example,
knowing he had good reasons for it.
for j had seen the fins Of the animal
flap furiously, and which had warned
him, when a violent blow which | fan
iced must have not only dashed the
boat to pieces, but have broken every
bone in our bodies, was struck on the
keel Of the boat. Up few the boat in
the air, some six or eight feet at least,
with the remaining crew in herr Then
down we came, one flying oil one side,
one on the other. but none Of US hurt
even, all splutteriug and striking out
together, while, the boat came down
kneel uppermost, not much the worse
either. Fortunately we all got clear
Of the furious blows the monster con
tinued dealing with its tail. "Nevcr
saw a whale in such furyH'saidl old
David, into whose boat Twas taken.
For upwards Of two minutes.the furry
continued, we all the while looking or
and no one daring to approach it; at
| the same time spout of blood and
mucous and oil asceaded into the all
| from its blow.holes and sprinkled us
| all ovcr." "Hurrahr my lads, sh,
spouts blood!" we shouted out to eacl
other, though we all saw and9felt i
plain enough. There was last lasl
of that tail, now faint and scarcel!
rising above the water. but which,
minute ago. would have sent every
boat round il flying into splinters
Then all was quiet. The might.
mass, now inanimate, turned Slowly
round upon its side, and then it floated
belly I'm and dead. AiiHi gi -m5.. q
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Cutie a Sensitive.

The sense Of smell Of the American
people is quite as sensitive as those Of
any country--and certainly. when
this faculty is tutofed,S Sperfumes may
be made in America as excellent as
those which comes from abroad.
Judges Of fine odors credit DR.. Price
with nice taste in the compromising Of
bis Unique Perfumes. & .,ss,
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A young lady in ncighboring
town has sent ne o basket Of lucious
fruit. She was once one Of our ac-
complained girls, who commanded
respect and admiration wherever che
went. Though many sands have fall
len from the hour-glass of the silent
angel,since she moved from our midst,
and all things, save Gods own holy
fires, that sentinel nightly in burning
beauty the hill OF heaven, are marked
and marred with tho shocks of doom,
still cheerful welcome Is extended
to her bv all, with the hope that her
skies ma y-always glow with supernal
tinted rainbows, and that the hercaf-
ter, vs'ch looms. up before US all
maybe garlanded,l rot with thorns
but roses brightas tllpse which ersl
did bloom on Judean hills Knorvill,
Irtoune. lenFat-'alm ~ grS aag
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a.yIoToRrA. Crown Princess Of Ger
many, is remarkably fond OF horses.
When che arrived at the Chsring
Gross station, not long ago, where
her two brothers were waiting TO
meet her. she was presently discov-
cred patting the beautiful horses at
taohed to the royal carriages, aud ad-
dressing them chcerily.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-01

The folIow;p1 I,nas ,o
/. .N-~'SV"'" H"e' "e'o ciiPPee
80 - "'"' ""u a'
from the pen of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith
OF Ohlo county, Kentucky. She Il
suiu ~ nave cOmpleteQ them only Q
abort tina hefora h.oatb nossod ,rn,,,
'"oss s'"io oo'o'o o'ea'i P"ssou irViil
her body. Tho rare simplicity of The
language, clothing O delicately mod.
cst sentiment auds peculiar interest
IN ,ha e,en,as.
Iwant 10 be remembered
When I'm numbered with the dead.
And the green grass Is growing
In turfts above my head.
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Notice to Farmers

ALL Farmers having Reapers, Mowers,
City Fire engines out Of repair, can have them
repaired at homc,by giving me call, or by
leaving ordors At this ofllce.
49,. n SAMUEL MILLER,