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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Full line of bright new Hardware at
A. r. YoST's.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05
Get Di,toe's prices on fish.

We will furnish THE PRESS until afte
the election for 60 cents.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

New styles clothing from S5 per sust up
at Cox & Gallins.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

John Beig's new building will soon be
completed and will make very nice bu-
siness house.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Fish less than 81 90 per quarter barrel a
Kempfs.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Van Law & Williams are selling their
fine stock of millinery less than ever.
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Trimming silks, all colors at
cox & GALLINS.

THE PRESS Is the only paper published
In the county that gives the general news,
Imarke, reports, Congressional and Legisls-
tive proceedings. Il contains more than
double the amout of reading contained in
any other paper in the county and exposes
lhe corruption Of the ring. Subscribe for
IL. Price reduced 10 81 80.
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yards of carpet for 81 at Cox & GalliI

The No Mistake is home production
made only by Rodenfels & Ashbrook.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Take your leg horn hats to Mrs. Nc.
CORN ick' g and have them done over
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Cash Carpet House.
SEARS&BAKER.
Newark, Ohio.
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
TAPESTRY BRUSHES CARPET,
TAPESTRY INGRAM CARPET,
SMYRNA CARPETS.
VENETIAN CARPETS,
COTTAGE CARPETS,
RAG CARPETS,
HEMP CARPETS,
BRUSHES BORDERS,
INGRAM BORDERS.
CRUMB CLOTHS,
SOFA RUGS,
VELVET RUGS,
BRUSSELS MATS,
RUBBER MATS,
HAIR MATS.
LINoLEUM,
COCOA MATING,
NAPIER MATING,
CANTON MATTINGs,
OIL CLOTHS,
oTToMANS AND HASsOCKs,
STAIR RODS,
STAIR PADS,
CARPET LINING,
LACE CURTAINS.
We handle goods on the smallest possible
margin Of profit; as we both buy and sell jor
cash on delivery only.
The readers Of THE PRESS are kindly
invited TO call and inspect our stock. Nc
importantly 10 purchase.
Remember the place, North West corner
Of the Park, next door to the American
SEARS & BAKER
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I,ocALAND MISCELLANEOUS

The Prees has Larger circulation IN Northern Perry
,.tg than he combined circulation Of dA The papers
puJlfsLsd In the county,
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WANTED.

Everybody to call and see Walker d
Russell's fine stock of boots and shoes.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Fishing at the reservoir is good anc a
nu : Der from here have been trying theIr
luck.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

IA cents pound for choice coffee at
Kempfs.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Full line of cistern and we'll pumps at
Yost's
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Go to Darst & Ream's for Wool Twin
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We issue this week l15O copies of The
PRESS.
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Sliced ham and beef at Kempf's.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Oil Cloths a. DARsT & REAM's.
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Administrators Sale.

Go to Darst & Ream's for sheep shears.
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Four pounds of Turkish prunes Tor 70
cents at +. A. Dittoe's.
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Call and see that handsome china ware
lust received at Dittoe's.
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Rubber balls three cts each at Kempfs
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Go to Darst & Ream's for Wool Irvine
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SOMERSET PRESS.
Somerset Ohio, June ) 1879.
LOCAL AND MISE ALANEOUs
IN. p,ss, ha, Laroer circulation IN Northern Perry
CDIty fAaa the combined circulation o al the papers
p,sJIsshed Ia the county,
We issue this week l15O copies of The
PREss.
John Gallin has been appointed agent
for the Adams Express in this place.
Four pounds of Turkish prunes for %
cents at F. A. Dittoe's.
Our business men were kept busy last
Saturday.
Spring styles Of calicoes at Cox d Gar
Inns.
Ruv YOUR Hoes at DARST & REA MS
There will be an abundance Of black
berries this season.
Good roasted coffee 15 cents per pound at
Kempfs.
Business on the Railroad is extremely
dull.
Cox & Gallin have opened their new
dress goods. Call and see them.
Shawnee is 10 have Gsand Fourth Of
July celebration.
Goto Yost's Nep Hdrd,pare Store for
white wash brushes lime &c &c.
2sood brooms for 25 cents at Frank
Dittoe's.
Our hardware men are receiving large
supply Of all kinds Of agricultural machin'
cry.
Ed. Cassell and Raymond Freeman are
making preparations to make brick.
Buy some of those choice canned peaches
at Dittoe's.
Call and see that handsome china ware
lust received at Dittoe's.
The cosiest millinery store in Somerset
Browns block.
Fishing at the reservoir is good anc
nu : Der from here have been trying thei'
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

The cosiest millinery store in Somerset
Browns block.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Ed. Cassell and Raymond Freeman are
making preparations to make brick.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Our hardwa men are receiving large
supply Of all kinds Of agricultural machin
ery
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Buy some of those choice canned peaches
al Dittoe's.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Ladies shoes at Walker & Russells for
81 90 per pair. Call and see them.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Our business men were kept busy last
Saturday.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

2 good brooms for 25 cents at Frranl
Dittoe's.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Buttons, Ribbons, Corsets,
Enabroideries, Linen and
Paper Collars, Eringes, L0-
ces, Shirt Fronts, Under
wear, Ruchi7eg, Cloves, Yell
Bereges, Pins, Pencils,
Brushes, Combs, Soap, &C.,
All at prices which can not fail to give
satisfaction.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-06-05

Go TO Yost's New HardCare Store fo
white wash brushes lime &c &c.
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SOL LEVI.
BRANDIES, HOLLAND GIN, JENA
CIA RUM.
PRIME NO. WHIsKEY So so Ter gal

Magruder's block, West Main street, Somerset
Ohio; May Sth, 1879, Gm.
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Shawnee is TO have Gsand Fourth Of
July celebration.
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+

Residence-Mt. Harriso
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Spring styles Of calicoes at Cox q Gal
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
NUMBER 81

make mark, don't understand us to
mean that Mark that comes after
Matthew and before Luke. w don't
venture that much. We only mean
big Mark No. 2.
There are one or two hints however
that we would throw out to hasten tho
development. In the first lace big
Mark wrote for the big papers. In
the second place he travelei about
and interviewed jeff Davis and Ulsy.
ses and the other big bugs. Again it
is said that in ancient manuscripts,
wherever the wr ter intended an i'm,
preston tc be produced, he would
Indicate the same by interlining in
the manuscript, and the appropriate
emotion in the delivery. Now We
don't mean to say that we can't sec
the point, but we think that lu this
fast age, great deal Of tina, and
space too, would be saved if our sub
jcct would distinguish his points in tho
sane way by a lille mark.
We expect his nsxt theme
will be Narragansett Piers,
where Roscoe fourished, for
when he spoke of "Bill Orange"
he must have meant "Bill Sprague."
There are many other things in
reference to Or LiNic .Narh that We
have to say, but, MS this must only bo
regarded as the introduction to the
subj ject. we will refrain until the
second stage of Development takes
place.
His genius Is worthy of sorg and
story. The story will be continued
rs we said, but the song must await
the promptings of the poetic farne
which Of course must be left to nature
and must not be forced
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
Our Little Mark.
ARTICi.; NO. |.
ROE BLAINE.

ARTICLE NO. l.
The progress Of Orangeburg in ma
tellal prosperity has long been note |,
not only by those who live within the
corporate limits, aud naturally pride
themselves in her Development, but
it has always bsen the subject OF tn Q
pen OF the chroniccr who visits her
borders. Though twice, within the
recollection Of our inhabitants; She has
been desoIated by the fiery fiend
such is her innate power Of rccupcra.
ton, ahat she has risen Phmnix like
from her ashes, and tlappcl her wings
i'll triumph and cxultation over all
her misrortunes.
But it is left isr rs, and it is our
inestlmablc pr.vilclye, t, chronicle
her lottiest step in the strid - Of pro.
grcss not in the grovein5 thin IS Of
the matcriai-but in the purcr and
more elevated atmosphere of the
intellectual world. We verify be-
lieve that she is about to develop, and
present to the world, another Mark
Twain. We think that it is n signiii.
cant coinciacnce-inlccd it is pro.
phctic, that the word twain means
t"o. And the Interpretation is, that
the world is to have Mark No. 9,
and Orangeburg isto have the homo r
Of producing him. Ofcoursc he is now
i'll embryo, and therefore We christcn
him CIR Lite .Mrh. But we believe
if he Keeps on, and don't get discour.
aged, III time he will make u y, ark
We believe hc is going to write a
book. But when We say that he viii
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 3. 1879.

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would he elected and was tryin to get
up bet in that line, but couldn't find
man with pluck enough to take me
up. The OCT boys is mighty Sc. ry
phcllers on bettin any how. Now in
my country a phcller would he CAD
TO have the chance TO make spcck
that way. The tickets was nightly
split, and from the time it took the
managers to count them | think tn ,y
must have been stickin them together
again. | stood round to hear the
result until | caught pane in my
back, which run sortcr North and
South and | amt got over it yet. If
ever rhelcr says poll to me again
use a pole tbout the waistband of
his pants. Now I've run all sorts Of
things in my life, squirrels, rabits,
pums and all ensccts in this linz,
and managed to make grub ont Of
t en-. Bat any man that expects to
max grub by runin campnn. will
soon fine that his brichcs are about
two sizes too large.
Eli" las Il splendid field to work
i'll now, but if he don't do any better
p'owln than he did among the roots
and fig trees, I'd advise him to lay by
before he begins. He has mighty
good idces, but they arc badly scat.
tered; jist now and then he can get
one kornered. Ills fancy notions is
all north. and am afraid he wont git
in a new supply i'll time for the next
issue.
und'rsta and that the town Coun.
ell have ordered the town to be
moved. They have commenced
operations near the Depot aud in
few days will have her in the neigh
holhool Of Lewisville. This is a
b illaint and very considerable idee.
[ srosc they think we have hard
road to t:avcl through life, 50 they
viii give us a soft one to haul go dis
on. hat : the way will! some people:
thcy mean good, but don't know how
to sit nj it. If they will all,w m, to
sugcs, Tor them, III make all hands
chaw pnc gum and spirits turpcn.imc
Heap nicer job and be of more bcnc-
tit t" the town-Sincc green peas
have come i'll there's lots Of koic. Old
aGage borrowed hoss rides free, and I
sro.c they don't care how much they
ride so We pay for it. Now l amt
much on mchdIin wild other pecpls
business and that's what | am writin
on. But when | see phcller MAX
ing bad speculation | feel it my
duty to tAro out a suggestion. Now |
hope they will stop digin, and put all
hands to chewin in the mornn. Now
gentlemen I'll leave you to sleep on
the subject. No more from your
friend tell death. Come bows let's
drink
RoE BLAINE.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
For the Orangeburg TIMEs.I
Straw and Leaves Continued.

.M. Editor:
attach so much Importance to
this subject, that l must giveyou q
few more practical remarks. Ihave
stated that 1 used 500 two horse loads
on my farm the present year, and
200 last year Has It paid me7 You,
i'll your comments OIL my farm an
swercd this question, and dozen Of
our best farmers, who visited my
farm, agree with you, that there is
virtue IN straw Now Mr.. Editor, I
would net have my brother farmers to
think that | rely On straw alone.
use it rs All adjunct. 1t is valuable
rs a preventive Of rust, in cotton,
and ycl'ows in corn. l would not
say that the first application of straw
will eiiectnally prevent rust, but
several years application with straw
seems TO give health, vigor and lon
gevity to the plant. I think l have
said enough, and used enough to
satisfy the incredulous, that there is
good iii straw, and that continu GUS
application i'll conjunction with other
fertilizers will bring our impoverish-
cd soil TO a high degree Of productive
ness. Critic is not the only man who
believes i'll straw. 30 years ago, I
bought ct place adjoining an old
gentleman who had straw annually
hauled direct from the forest to his
cotton fields. 1 watched the effect.
Cotton remained green till frost.
Usual yield per acre, 500 lbs seed
cotton, according to agents statement
From this very place our indefa.i.
gable cotton grower, Ex Sheriff Dukes
learnt the value Of straw. He thinks
straw with salt equal to guano. T
have another old gentleman be-
lever in stray, Mr.. B. Griffith, who
rests his corn lands by hauling straw
and spreading thereon. His crops of
peas are unparalleled. Critic has a
s!andihg order on his place, that is,
when no. otherwise employed, to haul
straw. Straw and leaves will tell on
the crop for several years.
CRITIC.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
For the OrangcDurg TIMES.
Other Peoples Business.

W "i'Nh il''lu u III "Iull uil'ty say,
''Give the devil his dues" Well, /
took up wild dat idcc when a boy, and
speck to stick TO it. so longas the
sweet moments Of time shall roll
around the Western horizon. He
gencraly taught me wild hickory,
hout four feet long, Which made pints
that lasted well, and when | hear II
lellcr say, "dats n pint black stripes
krrep over my back, from my head
unto my heals, even unto dis present
day. But to dc pint. Mr.. Editor,
1t peers t" me as general thing
people is TOO much interested in other
peoples usincss. Now, | don kno
how it is wild YOU ma be You like
II stew, mixed drinks, mackarone or
some fancy latin like dat made Of
your bisness Bat so far as Is con
sarned, I like stratc fry. When
too many lips git TO nappin over one
puddin, unless dat pu'ldin puts on a
boil irunt, its mighty apt to sit split
in de windin up. But it peers to me
| can't embrace the pint | wish to un-
tangle. l'"c been goin round and
round like It pheIIer playin chickce,
and amt made pint yet. We'll,
when | lived in the town of O. there
was some kureois people there, and
there's where | larncd human natur
an got my idcc Of writin Did YOU
ever soea nan strain at nat ali swal-
low camel? If not, come over an
let me in,erducc YOU. They arc
monstrus kurious folks. They have
Il berry large swallow and y berry snail
heart, about the size OF picnn nat,
pinted Mt both ends, and jist ~ hard
Now mong these kurious folks was a
certin County officer | don't member
his offs as | ain'l mach in po.i:icSs
myself, so You mus, draw your o" II
conclusion. Now this mrn ir, y hi,
daily walk, and his walk generally
ct worn't any ihc s!ratic t, bat then
| kinder liked it.) We'll, if YOU
wasn't well quainted wild dis man. YOU
think to call him saint WASH, dcin
The subject jusli-. But lc. ne tell
YOU MIR. Edtcr, he culd swallow
camcls list us iass a. YOU could han
them to him wi,out sreesc, if you cit
hin. korncrcd. Then let him out de
korncr and lie would have to pluck
the wings Of 81 nat to bolt him down.
Now, | don't believe in sich. If YOU
do a hing once cxpl in your rcson
and do it again. Now my motto has
been, never do behin the door things
you're ashamed for the world to
know. Now this kinder strikes
tcmpancc phellcrs, but | don't bear
any resemblance to them ut Ill, Tor
don't Lclevc in temprancc no how.
Its berry good to fool people ON, but
II never goes back on schooner. No,
never 90 back on a schooner, for on
the schooner's back You can buffet
the waves, stand the storm, an'l 1T
last she Will Ian You safe bcyoi the
tide But to the subject Now some
people say, would do to'her anl
the other. Now harkan unto me an
III give yon my oplnlon-Aavice
don [ cost Il cent an rs Il General ihinr
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03

An Ohio man without an Office
feels like England without war on
her hands.
If you are ambitious to move in the
highest circles, join the mex: expedi.
ton to the Arctic Circles.
HE there Ifyou fellows don't
manage that boom better it will take
my head oh:-Thomas Ewing
OHIO claims the biggest snake story.
The snake in question wanted to run
for Whisky Inspector.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
BLACKSMITHING
AND
HORSESHOEING.

The undersigned respectfully Informs the
public tlia, he has opened ~ Tie enp op-
l,ositc Mr.. tnScph Harley where hr is PIE
pared to do all kind ot work in his line un
the shortest intice and in the best work.
nanlike manner. All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction, and prizes 10 suit the pre-
sent times.
w. ARNOLD.
april 81 ".
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03

Bricks For Sale.
10000 frst-cass Orangcburg Brick for
sale at the Orangcburg Brick Yard. For
particulars &C., enquire Of A. NJ. IZLAR at
the Yard, or to
JAMES G. BELL.
may % In.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

Vyo THE CAROLINE MfNE.-No; epm
United ststcs Land Once, Eureka, ~ ~,
cember 6. 1879. Notice is hereby gwen vt w..
Everts X Co. and Simon Fisher, Whoss ,h,s
offics address Is Hamilton, Nevada, 49, Tor
day filed their application for q ps"n. a,n
1 600 linear feet OF the Caroline mine or s.n
bearing silver. with surface grouiu mo,ng in
dred feet in width, situate, lyins anu write
White Pine Mining District, Count! " a..
Pine. aud state OF Nevada. and kno"h ans an
ignated by the field notes ana oiheis, No.
file in his office "a Lot Number ~. " sol.
rier boundaries OF said Lot NJ, y ~ IN, east.
lows, to wit. Variation 10 deg ~ Mhs snr.
Commencing at a post marked NO. 4 Mars
vey No. 81. whence u. s, monument ~ com.
N IN deg W, 7. 400 feet: the section .otn' q sna
mon 10 Sections 2 and 3, 10 n. N
Sections "a and IS. t 10 N, " }, pss,s shaft
deg as min L. I 900 fest; the old Annsu9 ~ Ais.
bears N - deg is min r, 27S feet; anu An ~
roveyv tnnnel on This claim bears ) 90 ues ~
min W. pa feet. Thence. running ~ Z Sur.
$ "a deg W. 1000 feet. 70 post no; 30 ~ feet. 10
vey No. 81; ID course. n Go leg " zon "a
post No. 3, Il. s. Survey No. 3Si 90 eos' S,,vey
deg 4. | 900 feet, 10 post No. =, - 80 10
No. So: Attn course. s CO deg T.. 10 acres.
place Of beginning. containing ~ ,v Inc
This claim Is bounded on the nqi,n ~, y Of
silver bsmbe mining claim. a reloehuoh hi, i
the Amador. The location Of this mine = p,ue
recorded In the Recorders ofice OF W ~ HE
Mining District, in Book y, pAee se,,d all
raining records Of said district. ANY !" All
persons claiming adversely any roru9n mere.
Caroline mine. or said mining grouha e. heir
inbefore described. are requirea ~ r-nited
adverse claim with the Register OF ,hectsta of
states Land oflce. AZ Eureka. In me e" ",,hii.
Nevaes, during the sixty dsys peiIpa ~ Virtue
cation hereof. or they viii be pafreu "
OF the provisions Of the statute. n.n,ster.
d7-ooa JAMES McMARriN, hes.s.-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-23
APPLICATION ron A PATENT

no THE NEVADA GIANT, OR FITZGER.
Il AID MINE.-No. 453.-U. >. Land Once,
Eureka. Nevada. October ~. lS79-Sotiee is
hereby given that Michael Fitzgerald. whose
postofhee address is cortez, Eureka county, Ne
yNda, has this day hled his application for q
patent for seven hunred and ninety five 1875
linear feet of the Nevada Giant, or fitzgerald
mine. or vein bearing silver. with surface
ground -four hun red tiOli feet ia width, situ-
ate. lying and being In the Cortex Mining Dis
tricf, County Of Eureka and State Of Nsyads,
and known and designated by the field notes
and official plat on nis In this Office as Lot
Number al. in tOwnshfp 70 north. range IS
east, Of Mount DiAble meridian. The exterior
boundaries Of said Lot No. 81 being Es follows.
70 Wit; Variation 16A degrees east. CamIDsnc
ing Mt a post marked Nc. l. L. ). Survey No. a,
whence the section corner, common to Sections
8. 6, Z and =. township y north, range u east,
81. d. M, bears 5 IS deg. 4 min. W, .se2 feet.
the Garrison shaft bears \ II deg. "a min. W.
1,sz4 feet, and tfa old main shaft upon this
lode bsHre north 20 feet. thence, running ist
course, west Tor 7-io feet 10 the east boundary
Of Z. 5. Survey No. 80. junction lode. 7s5 feet.
10 post marked No. z, u. ;. survey No. Al;
thence. "a course. north 100 feet 70 the east
boundary Of said survey No. 80, junction lode.
whence post No. 2 .. said Junction survey bears
NT& deg. ", Is feet. 900 feet TO post marked
No 5, D.. y. Survey No. Al thence, 81 course,
sssi 7a5 feet. u poet marked No. 4, Y. !. survey
No. Al and thence. 4th course. south 40 fest
to post No. /, the place Of beginning. 50 much
OF 4. :. survey NO. ~. dnnSuun toas, 81 sDa-
d3ets With this survey IL hereby excused.
said conflict IL described as follows Begin.
ming at post No. 2 Of this survey No. II, aud
running thence. lat course. north zS test;
thence. "a course, sTA deg. T.. 1l 7-lp feet;
and Themes. - course. vest ri $40 feet 10 The
place Of beginning; which tract being exelnded
from this survey, leaves remaining ! ztlpp
arres. THIS claim is bounded on the west ~
the function and Premium, and on the east "
the CoFtaz Giant. or Cummius lode. The loca-
zion Of this mine lie duly recorded IN the Re
corder's ofhce q Cortez Mining District, on
page 100. Ia Book b.. of the records Of said dis-
trict. Any and all persons claiming sdyerseiy
any portion Of said Nevada Giant, or fttxker-
aid mine, or said mining ground a. hsr.inte-
fore described, ste required to nle their 90,
verse claim with the Register Of the tnipo
states Land Once. at Eursks, tn the state o.
Nevada, during the sixty days period OF pup
location hereof. os they Will be barred by VIZ
tue Of the provisions Of the statute.
oe33-6Od JAMES McMAkTIS. Register