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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
FLNARC CIAL


CINCINNATI, Aug. 9-2P. NJ
Moderate demand for New York cxcharre and
liberal TeCrlp's. Rates steady and unD hanged
Buying ut lilo diScoun aud selling at par.
Sterling IS quiet end unchanged. Drawn at
81 5lla for sixty day bills anGA S12 Tor sight per
ID, st"rl ing
Government bonds arc rather easy but without
material ciuuge:
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Mile. Gerster has been engaged for tho
Birmingham Musical Festival which takes
place the last week in August.
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The following are the opening and the ! 80 p m
quotations OF the New YORK stock Exchange, as
received by Lea oterrett 4 Co.. u West Third
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:
The following are the receipts ana shipments
OF live stock for the past 81 hours:
Reccpts Shipments.
.........,......,.,.........,....... 2O5 m
S...-..............,.............. 4S7 416
l2S7 2jS3
lIOGS-Mnrket dull. Common selling at s. 50
az o. fair To good light 81 SO@3 50, fair to good
packing at s. 2j93 i5. ChoCe butchers at s. 5j@
81 per GENITAL.
CATTLE-M0rkct steady and quiet. Common
at 81 5O@l, medium at 81 25Ca3. good 10 choice at
81 25a4 and fnir to good shipping at SS 90(qi 49,
SHEEP-Arc in moderate demand and the
market steady and selling common To fair at S29
3, good TO choice ut 81 ljG4 d per GENITAL
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

'.LEAF BY LEAF THE ROSES FALL. ;

1EAE BY LEAF IHE HOSES FALL. =
Married in old St. Michael church. Charles
ton, Sept 4th, by the Rev. Richard S
Trapier, Gertrude, youngest daughter OF the
late VIM. H. Haywood and Wm. Shubrick
Trapier, OF Beaufort county, S. c. The
new name of the estimable bride is as well
known in South Carolina as her own family
name in North Carolina In Greene CO.. Sep.
,. at the residence of James Speight ESQ.
Council 5. Wooten, Of La Grange, and
Miss Cora Wootcn. In Warrenton, by
Rev. W. S. Black, Mr.. Theo. III. Hill, our
gifted townsman, and Miss Mittie Yancev,
of Warren In Concord, on Wednesday.
by Rev l.. McKnnon, Mr. p b. FetZer
and Miss Zeta Morrison The ushers were
Messrs. Walter Holt and Wade H. Harris.
The attendants were Mr.. T. J. Fetzer and
Miss Leila King, NIr. J. p Allison and Miss
Lula Halyburton, of Salisbury, Mr.. H. S.
Puryear and Miss Lila Phifer, Mr. Lunn, Of
Salisbury, and Miss Bette Harris, Mr. 4.
+. Harris and Miss Sallie Phifer, and Mr.
John Y Morrison and Miss Lila Springs, Of
Charlotte At the residence of G. B.
Green, Esq, Of Durham, Aug. 9th, Mr.
Chas. Crabtree, and Miss Jennie, daughter
of Col r. L. Webb
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DROP BY DROP THE SPRINGS RUN DRY.


The death of Judge John Kerr, at his
home, at A. NJ, on the 9TH inst, though
not unexpected, sent thrill of regret to all
who knew the high spirited Old gentleman
He was just judge, an honest man, and a
Christian. Several hours before his death
he requested prayers for his recovcry-not
for himsef-but for the sake of his family,
who needed his care We deem it unneces-
his life, as they are generally known, and
will doubtless be more particularly set forth
by his near friends. Another we'll
known citizen, d. W. Kerr, of Alamance,
one of the most successful farmers and stock
raisers in the State, Ga relative of Prof ".
G. Kerr, died at his home last week from
lockjaw resulting from wound received by
catching his hand in thresher. He was a
worthy man.
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all else
What has become of the Nadesboro
HcyuH2 We have not seen the two last
numbers
A daughter of DR.. L. \. Durham, Of
Shelby was married the other day, while in
bed sick with fever. She is still very
low.
-Coupss big circus is on its way to North
Carolina, and will exhibit at several points,
in time to carry off the first fruits of the
cotton crop.
Bishop Atkinson will visit Rutherford
ton. Oct >; Shelby Oct 3; Lincolnton Oct.
D. Charlotte Oct 10Th; Statesville Oct. l4th;
Morganton Oct. 10Th.
,Winston is determined to catch up with
Durham in population, if not in the to-
bacco trade. Dr. Roam had four calls at one
time last Sunday evening, and, as everybody
knows, Sunday is not a good day for babies.
Thanks to Hon VIM. NJ. White, Of
Canaseraga, New York for a copy of his
address to the Grangers at a great gathering
in his State His exposition of the ends and
The Winston Leader states that the
1Etna Life Insurance Company refuses to
pay the $40, 900 policy ont the life Of Col. Ru-
fus L. Patterson. The \. G. State Life car
ried policy of 81, 900 which 1t will pay IN
full
The farmers committee succeeded in
purchasing Mai McPheeters' oil mill site
for 81 200, and will tear out the dam in the
fall. The back water floods lands as far as
Wake Forest and is too expensive dam
site
Our moonlight reporter says it is no
longer the fashion for counting couples to
swing on the front gate. They come outside;
sit flat down on the horse block, like tailor
on his bench, or boys playing mumblepeg.
What next?
The Charlotte Observer has moved into
a new and commodious office. Col. Jones
sits on the first floor controlling the machine
works, while Bros. Caldwell and Chambers
reyolye around the hopper, upstairs, shoy-
cling III the news with fire scoops.
DR.. Skinner sermon on the ''Respon-
NtpAltN OI the ulplJ, WAS jill noun anu tCil
minutes long, we are told. This will be
good news for some of the old time brethren,
who consider it mighty thin skinned chris
tlanIty that cannot sit still for fifty minutes
under mild gospel fire.
Wilson county reelected Judge j. ".
Lancaster, with Dr. \ g. Brooks, and NJ.
}. Edwards, Esq, as Associate Justices Of
the Inferior Court Bro. John j.. Wood
ward, OF the 1draace, was elected Solicitor
by a tiattering vote, and T. &. Davis was
reelected clerk. Only two terms hereafter;
to be held in November and May. Superior
Court for the county has been in session all
week
The Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad has
declared a three per cent. dividend on the
capita! stock Of the company. Allusions
have been made to the failure to declare
dividends heretofore Friends of the road
say 1t could easily have ''made a show
DE parcellng out small dividends but the
management believed the value of the prop
erly could be largely increased by devoting
Us earnings to the extension, and improve
Hleht OF Its slster-road, the II A. Railroad.
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The Messenger says: \ negro named
Joyner assaulted w. j. Carr and WAS shot.
II negro horScthief named Bisscl broke
out of Jail, knocking down Mrs. Thompson
who braycly tried to hold him, and escaped
with one of Mr. rs pistol balls following
HIM Don t know if it caught him. -
Weldon
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) VOL VINO. %

STATE DoTs. -lIertford ; taxes ~ return
cd TO the Auditor are: General 81 5t4 o. !;
Special 81. 54i. % School s. 6l6. Il. Coun-
ty :, 1881 -tiov. Jarvis appointed
Wilkes Morris. member of the Auditing
Board Of Wilmington, but the Reri.,c SAYS
he had no right to DO il, ani quotes the law
To sustain Its position.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS. .-Tho>
Frank, road ayerscer in lIarnett township
was brought 10 trial before Justice Hall
yesterday, on the charge Of carrying con
cealed weapons. upon affidavit of parties
living III the same township. The action
arose under the late act Of the Legislature
making II a miS,lemeanor 10 carry concealed
weapons. = lE'i.aluytoa Star
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Frank Ikerd, young man of Catawba
county, was hauling wood last Monday, ac-
cording to the Newton Enterprise, when u
runt IN the road jerked him off the wagon
and broke one Ct his arms.
\ great Baptist revival has been going on
at Concord Church, in Rutherford county
conducted by its pastor, Rev. George W.
Rollins. Flfty-three conversions and about
fortyfivc have been baptized.
The shoe shop at the State penitentiary
is now turning out sixty pairs of shoes per
day. The work is substantial, and is in de-
mand There are orders ahead for over
1000 pairs, and the shop is run to its full
est capacity.
All citizens of Lincoln county who are in
favor of the : No Fence Law are request
ed to meet at the court house in Lincolnton
on Saturday, September 18th, for the pur-
pose Of consulting IN regard to pettioning
the county commissioners to order an clec-
ton.
Mr.. Leroy Helms has nice flock Of
Cotswold lambs, now about five months old,
from which he clipped, few days ago, All
average OF three pounds OF wool from each.
We were shown a sample of the fleece that
measured eight and half inches -Uoaroe
Engutrer.
Rockingham Spirit, 4 lad, son of Mr.
VIM. 2. Gibson. OF Beaver Dam township,
was bitten on the foot one day last week
by ground rattlcsnakc Turpentine and
camphor were applied to the wound and
whiskey administered internally. and the
young man experienced but little inconyeni-
cnce from the bite.
Lenoir T0pi,c Mr. w c. Coffcy, Of Wa
tauga county. dug two rows Of Irish potatoes.
acb+ 7 Ir+1- arl- hot 10 I
pounds OF potatoes Of which he select
ed thirty-two potatoes that weighed thirty
two pounds one Of the largest weighing
twenty-six and half ounces They av-
eraged five and a half pounds to every three
feet
Reidsville Times. McKinscy who murder
ed Goode. has been caught and jailed in
Kentucky. Maj Suthcrlin has been
elected President Of the Danyilc & New
River r. r. Nothing like going to the
springs. There is 50 much young company.
The Winston Sentinel tells that a colored
woman 50 white that she was fair to look on
when well powdered, passed herself off at
neighboring watering place as dashing
young lady from Michigan. She was dear
with the women and daisy with the men
Music from the band. Promenade all
Two jail birds who broke jail in Hills
boro were caught last Sunday in Milton
They had burglarized store in that town.
and in fixing up the jail, they got out. A
reward was offered Deputy Sheriff Clark
tracked them to the neighborhood Of Milton
and left description Of them while he went
on towards Yanceyville. Sunday morning
they were arrested at Claibornc's ferry. One
was negro who once belonged to Col.
George Williamson Of Caswel On Monday
Clark started with them tied to Hlllsboro.
Nick Walker Of Milton went with him. The
boys will claim the reward.
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SOME FRIENDS. Mr. Thos Westray, of

SOME FRIENDS. Mr.. Thos Westray, of
Stanhope, and Mr.. w. H. Rand, Of Wake,
both wel-known farmers, brought in their
quota of cash last week, and made it count
double by declaring they wouldn't be with
out the FARMER AND MECHANIC for any
money. Maj Julian S. Carr spent an
hour with us on Monday en- route for Sara
toga, with his estimable lady and daughter
the latter quite recovered, we are pleased to
state Geo. Allen, Esq, OF New Berne,
was with us yesterday, having brought his
daughter and Miss Flanner to Peace lnsti-
tute.
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Some sweet stories about the y JUDICIAL
vacancy appointment. The uoVerlof ?
choice IS Hon. John Manning, but there IS
vehement pressure by the friends OF MessIs.
Gilmer, Ruffin, Scales, ct al.
Capt A. Burwel, of Charlotte, Is kef-
cree in the s. & Asheville R. Il. case.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

EDESToN FAIR-The first agricultul a.
and mechanical fair of the Chowan- county
society will be held on Oct 7th. Sth and 9th,
prox. 1t is composed of the Canaan Farm
ers Club, Mark Laws, President and the
Saints Chapel Farmers Club, A. w. Lowtler,
President. w. Frank Sturgis Esq, is
President Of the Fair and W. W. Blair,
Corresponding Secretary. Every county
ought to have a similar fair. We trust our
Chowan friends will make good start.
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may mislead some persons into supposing
that j. " McCraney, mentioned in an ar
tlce copied into some Of the State papers,
is Mr. j. W. McCraney, the young foreman
of the FARMER AND MECHANIC office.
Suffice it to say such is not the case.
Virginia is not pleased with her Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Institution at Blacks
burg. The result of the recent investiga
tion was a resolution to adopt an entire
change of system. A new Superintendent
will be elected; and Genl. Fitz Lee, Cen
Taliaferro, and Judge Meredith, will arrange
the details. High-salared agriculture teach
ing doesn't seem to pay anywhere.
"A sad case of wife beating occurred in
Raleigh street on Monday night The noise of
the contention. and the sound of the brutal
whacks, disturbed the neighbors for several |
squares Man inhumanity to man'-has
wrung tears from the poet, but when wife
turns in to trounce her husband she makes
Rome howl Don't weep III too much Of
hurry; In this case the woman was decidedly
on top.
The Lincolnton ''Pinafore'' was just
as Jolly as if the gentle amateurs had been
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep from
the return of II. NJ. S to town on Monday
night. The Charlotte OLserrcr attributes
much of the success to the efforts of Miss
Mamie Hand twas greatly to her credit,
Tor few pieces are more troublesome to
rig up in small inland towns, where the
performers prefer court" ship" to any 9th
er craft, and where the only real 'Old
Salts " come in half barrels, marked mack
erel Guests from Wilmington, Morgan
ton and Charlotte speak in highest praise of
the amateurs, one and all.
A number of typographical errors were
left uncorrected last week. Perhaps our
own annoyance exceeds that of any one else,
but, as the drawback to a poor man is his
poverty, SO the trouble with Southern news
papers is the lack of sufficient patronage to
pay for first-class work. We cannot afford
to employ more than two printers, who are
kept busy getting the latest news into type,
leaving little time for corrections. So il. re-
gard to matter. A letter which comes on
Tuesday or Wednesday must remain over
for one week and we must lose whole days
mail. If our friends will lend a liberal hand
we shall do a good deal better before
long
1t is a sign of hospitality and pretty women
Wherever there are pretty folks, and real
sociablity among the people, there will be
found some excuse for meeting together to
have good time. And that is why we
should like to accept an invitation to pic
nic at Halls Springs, near Warrenton, on
the 18th prox. The committees are: Mri~
triton, Miss r. ID. Williams, Miss Kate
White, and Miss n. G. Parker, with Messrs.
c. H. Felt, f. p. Hunter and J. b. Carr.
Floor -Nanogos, L. w. Hawkins, W. Ii.
Polk. TaJle -Hunog0s, Mrs, Polk, Mrs.
Wimbish, Mrs King, Mrs. Parker, Mrs.
Montgomery, Mrs. G. a. Foote. Music hy
Warrenton band.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

RALEIGH DoTs.-Rev DR.. skinner has
leased for several years, Dr.. Martin hand
some mansion, formerly the Blount proper
ty; and DR.. Geo. W. Graham has rented the
ESD, and Maj. ". H. Bagley, with their
wives will go to Baltimore this week to at
tend the Odd Fellows Convention. ray
Templetons Star Alliance will star-tle
our natives tomorrow night with piece
called the Fatal Field in Zululand, where, re-,
in we suppose the lampblack saVages VIII y
be seen, in fig-leave attire, making pfeah-
fast on cold boiled Missionary.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-11

Gov. Vance, Capt. J. ]. Davis. and
Gen. /. S. Baker were in town yesterday.
-Ex-Senator Yulee, of Florida, was at
the National.--Prof. Kerr is back from
Brevard
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The SCHOOLS. Wake Forest, l25 stu
derts. Dick and Dillard law school
l6. -Horner's Oxford Institute starts
out well. Prof. Burwell IS working UP
the cooking class feature at Peace institute,
which has about 90 pupils thus far.
St. Nary's has a new music instructor
from foreign parts. Wilmington and
Swananoa have dancing schools. -ltutL-
erford College has 125 students and the
Blode expects the number to swell to
POO. THE Graded School has $50
schC lars
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4salsiaIj ano Roundabout.

,-"7Any respectable person desiring the
services of a young lady to teach at home
one OF more small children in English, mu-
sic. etc, either in the city or at any point
within reasonable distance therefrom, will
nlease address Post Office Drawer Il, Raj
cieh We can heartily commend this offer;
the Young lady's family name will guarantee
all else.
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For BEAUFORT Dr. Martin, mayor of

For BEAUFORT DR.. Martin, mayor of
Beaufort, writes to the Ne,cs as follows =
Since my statement of September lst, |
have received the following amounts: Miss
Emma Mordecai, Raleigh, SlO;- from Miss
Ellen Mordecai, Raleigh. SO; Mayor Man
w. New Berne (additionaD 50. Mrs.
Rufus NJ Johnston, Charlotte, So an
envelope from Granville, no name, no letter,
containing one dollar.
Last night l received a letter from CO..
T. NJ. Holt, of Haw River, from which |
make the following extract:
Il have this day shipped you eight sacks
-four, for the destitute Of your city and
county, which you will please distribute f teas as
your letter of the lst instant to the Raleigh
Ne,rs that flour will be more acceptable
than money. Hope the good people OF the
United States, and North Carolina especial
". will respond literally to your appeals.
'Sucb . man IS Colonel Thomas Nj. Holt
Any county or State ought to be proud OF
all such. :"
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o2rCE. Is FOR SIX MONTHS. 2
2.GO FOR ONE YEAR.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-19

BY virtue of an execution, issued out of the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District,
in and for the County of Humboldt, State Of
Nevada, on the 18th day Of November, A. d
1873 and to me directed and delivered, for a
Judgment, by confession, recovered in said
Court on the 10th day of November, A. ID. 1879
in favor of YEo CHUNG Il COMPANY,
plaintiff and against THE HUMBOLDT IRRI-
CATION AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
defendant, for the sum OF s1,G65 25 together
with costs and disbursements amounting TO the
sum Of So and accruing costs, have on this.
the 22d day of November, A. D. ls79, levied on
and taken in execution the following described
real property, &c wit: Dam across the Hum
boldt river, situated on the 5. ". quarter Of
Section ,, Township 2s, north range, 80 east
Mount Diablo meridian; also one ditch ca
nal, with all superstructures and improve
mcnts, running in southerly direction dis
t4nce Of eight miles, more or less, from said
dam to what is known as the Big Meadows, IN
Humboldt County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that on
saturday, the 18Th Day OF December.
atvaea A. ID. 1879. H
Between the hours OF Q o'clock in the morning
ami five o'clock in the afternoon, viz: at 2
o'clock P. NJ, in front of the Court House, IN
the town Of Winnemucoa, Humboldt Comfy,
Nevada, will sell, at public auction, ali the
right, title and interest OF the said defend Mt,
The Hnn,boldt Irrigation and DereioFmegt
n -, 10 Nod
property, to the highest bidder for cash, 20 sat
isfy said execution, costs, and accruing costs.
q. NJ MILLER,
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnemucca, November p, 1879.
POsIPONEHEsT.
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NOTICE TO CREBITORs.

In the matter Of the Estate Of j. B. NER-
CHANT, deceased.
The creditors If the aboye ls.med estate arr
hereby notified 70 lIesSht q t4r claims against
sand estate, duly verified. 70 the undersigned,
at heB'le1.s St0fe, Paradise. Humtolat County
Nevada, within ten months from tie date q
the nrst publication q tbs notice, or sand
Gains VIII be barred
JOHN l.. MERCHANT,
Admir- Of Estate OF J. L. NJ, reliant, dc. ,ssc,l.
NOV. 2sth, 1919 uzs-.w
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posi-

The above sale is hereby postponed until
MONDAY, January 18th, 1880, at the same
time and place.
G. NJ. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnemucca, New, December II, 1879
DIP til
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ID. III. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT. &. II. Il. X.
TOWN lots TgG sAE9RIrass.

PARTIES WISHING 20 LEASE or pUR
chase Lots IN the town Of Nnnemueca. ar,
hereby notified that all apphoationf Tor tie same.
or on business relating thereto. should ~ ad
dressed TO the unders gncd at san Francisco.
a. the z. I. r. k. Office where they viii receive
prompt attention
These occupying lands belonging 70 the com
panN; without having bought or leased the same.
are also notified to attend To the matter without
delay and avoid trouble
nolg. Oh HASKELL
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POsIp0NEsiENT.

The sale If delinquent stock 81 the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
FRIDAY, December 18th, ls79, at the same
hour and place. BY order OF the Board OF Di-
rect~Is.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
iy24-td
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SAN Francisco oFFrcr---222 CAL.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
suEsA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place OF business, San
Francisco, California; location OF Works, Hum
boldt county, Nevada
SOTtCE-There are delinquent, upon the
following described stock, on account Of assess
nent No. 10 levied IN the 70 day 81 lay, 1919,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders, as follows:
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RIFFS SALE.


~ virtue q an execution issued out II tin
Distiiot Court q ths Foarih Judicial District
ia ard Ter the County q t6mhoidt, State d
Ne,ada, Oh the e9sh day o. November, A. D.
1879, and 20 me directed and delivered, Tor a
fragment rGgNSted In said Court en- tbs 9Th
day d SoYembe,, 4. y. l>79, N tasor 4
CLAY & KAcFNAN. plaintiffs, and aysslt
TIE HUMBOLDT IRRIGATION AND DEfEr
oPMENT CoApANY, defendant, for the sn
81 1864 50. t, gtther with eosts and d.
bursen.euts a1ao,nting to the sum q g :,
and actruin. cos;s, / have on this, the ~ dlf
q November, 4. n 1879, levied on ahaksa
81 execution the following described raw9
erty, 60 vit:
Cne dam aorcss the 1t mholdt river, ssaa'e
on the ) ~ q.arter q Section ., Towusihqs3
north range, y cat Nount Diablo nerea
also one ditch or canal, with al supefssrsctaIs
and IN prcytmtnt-. running In a southerlye
reetion distance Of eight m..es, more o. ltsA
from said cam. TO What il known as Tia B:
Meadows, 81 I'll mboldt County, Nevada.
Not.ee is hereby given, that IN
saturday, She 2sth pay OF Beesmhe'
4. -. 1879,
Between the hours y O'Clock in the noFsis
and O'Clock IN che Afternoon, viz al soe@a
p. g., in front Of lac Couri-house, in Tie tsa
Of Nnnemueea, HcmDelot County, Ae'ssA'
win SELL al public auction, ali the right US
ana interest ii said defendant, Tie HGiaisa'
Irrigation ard berei H,e,t cam aHg' q u
oud to the above Gsser.bod property, ieh
highest lidde, for cash. T. satisfy said eA's'
,Icn costs and aecruing costs.
6. NJ. MlLILB,
Sheriff OF IIumhcidi County, Aelsc>
winnemucya, November 29,h, A. D. ls'a
Gl.td
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FOsIP0ffslE.tT.

The sale Of delinquent stock Of the above
samed Company is hereby postponed until
TIT LAY, August II, 1879, AT the same hour
ana lacs. ~ order q the EoarG u Directors
ABRAHAM HAiSEN, Secretary.
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P0sIPONAsiINT.

The sale of delinquent stock az the above
named Company Is hereby postponed until
MONDAY, October goth 1879, az the same
hour and place. by order OF the Board Of
Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.