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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18
A women Under water.

Don't go out on that log ~
screamed the masculine attendant as
one OF the damsels walked out on the
eareeniDg of an old dead tree, which
lay diagonal with the bank.
why" But she kept going
on.
at will turn with you ~ shouted
the gentleman, warningly.
"How can it ?" and the line with
a long sweep of the pole descended
into the water.
just then there was q slight oscil-
lation of the log, two dainty feet
sweep from under a cloud of skirts,
a sylph-like form, bent gracefully to
the treaeherous food, and with
stiiled scream, body and feet disap-
peared from view. But for a no
ment only. The next instant, Ike
the twin extremities of pair Of scis-
SORE, two sympsthetically modelled
female continuation appeared above
the surface, bobed about for second,
and then sank again. By this time
the gentleman was in the water, and
by good fortune contrived to get hold
OF one of her gaiter-cIad feet, and
tugged away msnfully in the direc-
tion of the bank. But the unfortun-
ate lady appeared to be turned
wrong side out, and dragged heavily
like sn umbrella. But q landing
was made at last, and the young lady,
like a capsized sailing vessel. was
put right side up with care. As soon,
however, as she had regained her
usual balance, she turned furiously
upon her rescuer.
"You wretch. Why did you pull
me out by the feet ?'
Because couldn't get hold Of
any other part Of you. You seem TO
be ell legs"
''Sir How dare you ?"
81 beg pardon bat really I did
the best | eouldn
The subject was too delicate to
continue, bat it was evident the lady
and her friends we're excessively in
diguant. No apologies could concili-
ate them, and it was in tone CT mex
presssble sorrow that be said in turn
ing away.
IF you ladies will persist in turn
ing Up side down when you get into
the water | can't help it.r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18

Sores, rheumatism, Neuralgia Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation. and Uterine
disease. Syphilitic aud Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy. Dyspepsia Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais combination Of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man.
drake, Yellow Dock with the loc ldes
Of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
eficacious medicine yet known Tor
the diseases il is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined. that the full Alternative effect OF
each is assured, and while it IS SO mild
as TO be harmless even to children, 1t IS
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
Try repose in II. prove their experience
Of its usefulness.
Certificates atteSting its virtues have
accumulated. and are constantly beng
received. and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority OF this Sar-
s1pariila over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally IS It's SUPER
ori;y TO any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities il has ever
possessed are strictly maintained
PREPARED Dr
DR.. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell. Mass,
Practical asd -4-safsfsoai Ci.-nsssfs-
SOLD rr Az. pEUSSfsTs EVERYWHERE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18

{ tsts or Mary Dell. late q Miiiosi township,
cecoased.
Letters q Aemistyztian On she above estate has-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned, notice Is
hcreHF given 70 ailrersons indebted 70 saic estaf
% make Immediate payment and those having
claims agGinst The same 10 present them GUY
a-therficafed Ser settiencrt d the rcsldence oi
Peter Weimer Of Milford Twp, on Saturday tne
HB BARNES.
Nav Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18

Judge-"Hsye you anything 10
offer to the court before sentence is
passed on youg" Prisoner-"No,
Judge. | bad ten dollars, but my
lawyers took that
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18

Who was the frst man ?" asked q
Sunday school teacher Of bsr prodi-
gy. Adam "And Who was the
first woman ?" He hssitsted mo-
ment and then shouted, Madam"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18

Sickness turned Western mans
hair from white to dark trown-
Probably the sickman dyed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18
Terms of Pnblica'i n

p. ssas-ss. Hsyald
..,.s s.sg wsasssaay Morning at g o
raid IN advance otherwise 81 50
4. ..rsriAbly. be charged -, ,,.,a ~
~ -.s.-rIptlon viii be discontinued un'il an
% pala up. PostnasieTs nsgie''ins
ar''a''s'- -.sp subscribers DO. not take out
% n'''' ,,,. held able for the subscription.
is'i l'.-. P. removing from one FOs'Otice to an
m. lie name o. the former as
= 80 !. .ss pr'.sutsia''- address
Tbe Somerset Herald,
Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas. Rose, or st. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Erup.ive diseases Of the
skin. UlceratioDs of the
Liver, Stomach, kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head. Ringworm, Ulcers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18

A pickpocket taken with bis hand
in some one else's pocket endeavor-
ing to invent sill manner of impossible
explanations of the phenomenon.
What's the use of trying to lie about
it so clumsily ?" said the Magistrate.
benevolen,ly; haven't you law
yer ?n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18

THE author and tinisher OF the
shotgun policy in Mississippi has
jus. been made Chief Justice Of that
State This is pretty fair indica.
tion OF the sort Of justice which will
be dispensed in future in tie Com
monwealth where Chisolm was mur.
dered.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18

Peter the Great once said: God
established wedlock for happiness, fo'
mutual support, and for consolation
in the vicisitudes of life, and, as
wrelched marriages do not sustain
Gods purpose in matrimony, it il
proper, in such cases, to grant di
vorce."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-18
A pMINIsTRAToR'S NOTICE

Practical and -srafgffcai tis-s'sssfs
SOLD III AL DEUGSTsTs ENEEfwHEks
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13

W. 'ys suOs :efss rns,snss Sa,s ss ssa ss sss g -
Resin, extra pale. s6 2596 70; pale s. 1890 9;
No. l. "a 25@6: No. 2 E 00E navy pllch 500
y rooang pitch. saesSo and Carolina tar S3ao
Nuts: Market steady and the demand fair. We
Quote Almonds, 20@22c; peesns, i2sis !; fIlbertS
lsSi!c; Brazil nuts l2sl2ISe English walnuts
149i6e per 10: ehestnuts 81 76fa2 per bu hickory
nuts At soc@sl per bu for shelibsrks, and 5o@eoc
Oils steadys: and. quiet. Tanseed Josilag n
SOC per gallon Extra lard oil sells at 66(a6sa
and fairly active at l5>k@l6tse pei gallon. as 10
fire test.
Peanuts are in moderate de,naid and steady.
Choice Virginia at &c. Tennessee at 3l2@44e
Potatoes are In fair consdmptive demand.
and the market Is steady. We quote ARRIVAL
lots of peachblows at 2s0e per bu loose Tor prime
tn chois' and in store held Ice higher pChocu
early rose held at 81 75@2 per brl for prime TO
choice packed. . '
Poultry and Came Chickens in fair demand
and liberal offerings and selling at 81 Soc TO-
ducks at S2@2 80, and geese OF ss 50@4 50 DC "z-
| per lb. Rabbits in demand at 81 5OCai ", az IL
at ~ 30, and prairie chickens ut IS per dizea.
Squirrels dull at 81 Der dozen, wild rkeys at ip,a
SOC each. and yenison. saddles at saloc per 10.
| Rags In fair demand and steady. White cotton
at 40 And mixed al 2$4c Common WOODEN at 10
and soft at 14al5c per lb.
Seed, Clover firm and selling in store al E4e.
Timothy viii bring q s5 per bu in steue. Flax
quiet and steady at 81 2.(9i 35 per br. '-'
Salt: FAIR demand and market steady Ohio
River and Kanawha at 81 35 per brl of s bu.
and 81 10 per brl OF bu. Coarse Liverpool at
81 02N0l 05 per sack, TO arrive Turks island
at SIC 70 arrive, and 40c in store Der bu y
Soap: The demand moderate ana market steady
Common yellow at 2sz93c, olive at 4szc, ana Ger
man at B. 40 E4c per h. .;'ir ~
| Srarch Iii fair demand and fine pearl at 3Jay5zc
and gloss at 6s615c per ID. ~ RS ~
| Tallow in fair demand and steady Country at
6sS@6>sc, and city at $4,000 per ib
1 TInners' stock In fair request and steady rs
| follows Zinc slab 7@7lsc; do sneet, 9tas1%e;
block tin 26ta27c ner lb tin plate sheet rooting,
$S9S 25 per box sheet brass 2Sc per lb; copper IN
| g0ts 2ic; do hrazierS Sheet 3Ox6Q 80@3GC: do
sheathing IA to is o. 2sc; Russia iron, 15c; Amer
| ican plnnished iron i08lic: timers selder, l5@
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13
RIVER INTELIdGENCE.


BRoxssvILLE, Pa. Dec. 13-10:U A. NJ
River 6'feet inch and rising. Weather
cloudy. Wind from northeast.
HINTON, W. Va. Dec. 1S-9.33 A. M
River 3 feet inches and rising. Weather
clear:
CHARLESTON. Dec. 13--9:40 A. M.-Kana-
wha River feet 3inches and falling slowly.
Weather clear Wind from the southeast.
, On CRY, Pa, Dec. 1S-l032 A. NJ
Allegheny River feet inches and falling.
Wind west,
PIrTsRURe, Dec. 1911 A. M.-River 7
feet 3 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool. ....-...,
.t.. Boat Hands Gossip.
Business lively on the levee this morn
ing. ...-.,,
The large. fast and elegant new passenger
steamer Golden City will positively depart
this evening for Greenyille, Vicksbnrg,
Natchez and New Orleans direct Bhe has
unsurpassed accommodations for people
and freight; and is commanded by cour-
teous officers Captain j d. Hegler com
Inands and Mr.. W. f. Mcintyre Is her AHA
BILE chief clerk. -
The City of Portsmouth leaves at p. m,
sharp for Chilo and all way landings.
T, Bonanza came down this morning
andareturned to Portsmouth at noon.
he Wildwood will be down tonight an6
ret urn to Maysville at noon Monday.
The large, fast and commodious new side
wheel steamer Bostona came down this
morning, and will be the regular packet
leaving to-day at p. m. sharp Tor Hunting
to n, where she connects with the early
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad trains tO-mor
row for, all Eastern cities She will be fol
lowed at 4 o'clock Tomorrow by the Fleet
wood.
| Capt. James Kirker's fast and capacious
| side heel steamer Potomac came down
this morning, and will be the regular pack
| ct leaving from the foot of Broadway this
evening for Pomer0y aud all intermediate
points, ..4-.. -Ur..t.# .r..
Watt shedd resumes charge of the Poto
| macs Office to-day. .
The Ohio No. 4 will be down tomorrow
evening and return to P"meroy Monday.
Capt. Hiram ]. Vinton' slarge and elegant
side-whee steamer Andy Baum will depart
tthis evening sure for Memphis. Mr. N. M
Deem presides in the Office ably assisted by
Billy Harbinson.
The yint Shinkle will follow the Andy
Baum and leavefor Memphisnext Wednes
| day.
The Mississippi River is closed in by ice
above the Rapids.
| The Jas D. Parker leaves Memphis to-day
for this city. " ~ .Hs, -
The new Reuben r. Springer will com
mence loading Monday for New Orleans.
| rl,nr MI nl~r cfu ksAv 1nua
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13

rJ.-l 2 tAVONDALEs4 }kA p AL.S tt
The Village Council meets tonight. ,rs
DR.. John NJ. scudder has returned home
from Chicago.
/ Communion services will be held in the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning.
The meeting Of Council tonight is for the
purpose of considering the nature and char
acter Of fthe work that has been done ON
the Town Hall. The building COM
mittee Is unwilling to accept the work,
thereby assuming the responsibility Of an
inferior job without having the matter
fully discussed by the Council Quite q
number OF citizens are interesting them
selves In seeing that the village shall get a
quid pro quo for the SIG, 900 that is to 60
into the new editice. w +s Its
DAYTON, q.
.Linden-avenus Baptist Church was SOL
emnly consecrated to God on last Thursday
night. DR.. John Peddis, of Chicago,
preached the dedicatory sermon, taking as
Ids text the twenty-seventh verse of the
seventeenth chapter Of Acts. The church
cost about $50, 900, and the congregation
may now have the exalted satisfaction of
knowing that it is paid for.
On next Tuesday evening" December
18th, Rev. J. W.W alden. pastor ofathe Park
Presbyterian Church, will deliver lecture
at uAsso9ation Hall. Subject: "Printers
Poison" The doctor will no doubt show
up the poison to the minds and hearts OF
the young which Turks in the thousands OF
vile publications. that food our, land. Mem
bers tickets will admit them to Hthis lec4
ture, with the privilege of bringing friend.
To Others. the admission will be 25 cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13
William Hazen, son of Larry Hazer

William Hazen, son of Larry Hazen,
arrested Fred. Sanger in Indianapolis last
evening on suspicion Of being the party
who committed the Custom house robbery
in tbs city last Thursday. Sanger was
brought to this city this morning and,
after thorough examination before Col.
Wappenstein, was allowed to 60. The
Colonel was fully convinced that Sanger
Is not the right party. e3li l To j.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13
erican. Traveling abroad

Will find all OF DIR. Pierce's Family Medicines on
sale in al the principal drug stores and at the
Russell street Buildings Golden Medical Dis
coyery is most potent Alternative or blood cleans
ing elixir 1t dispels all humors and cures blotch-
es, pimples eruptons, kings evil scrofli q, en-
larged Glands swelines, internal soreness ulcers.
and yirulent blood poisons that unreInoved, rot
ont the vital machinery. Dr.. Pierce's Pellets Git
tie suear,c0ated pills) are an agreeableand most
cleansing cathartfc: remove offensive aiid acrid
accumulations. thereby preventing fevers and
kindred affections. Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, ptopdetork ~ fiAlo hid London fT
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13

CHICAGO. Dec. rs.-wheat: January. n sos.;
Eash. 6SseS; Ex. B jalMsfY 6ac. Kye nom jaai:
Fash 5gc; yanuasya. sqe; Tebtusit SIC. Oats
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13

..f... CINCINNATI. Dec. 1872 P. M.
Eastern exchange in light demand, and rates
nomanally unchanged. Buying at 1IO discount.
and selling at par .l..- -l..'l 81,
Sterling steady and demand fair. Sight at 1914.
sixty days at 49,, per sterling ''
Government bonds pteady and without matsGial
chapon. WIZ ' |
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13
Cincinnati Live Stock Market

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1921 M
The following are the receipts and shipments Of
live stock for the past "a hours: fiHl7f ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13

Ginseng receipts moderate and demand fair and
prime will bring 81 1901 Ii per ID. &
Hay is in fair demand and steady atthe follow
ing: Prime to choice timothy at sl6@17 per
ton in bales, and No. 11acse timothya at S17 50t9
Is per ton on arrival Mixed hay at Sl3015 per
ton, fcr faif to good; c6mmon At Siogfl per ton
Hemp has q moderate demand and the market
firm: JObbing sales OF dressed at 71Sc for single
and S114Sc for double dressed per ID. Rough Ken
lucky At 81 25@lso per ton, on srrival.and morein
store. 49, .Nc5H
Hides are in fair demand and steady: Green 81
@g1Sc; wet salted, 10Ul1c: dry sailed, l3@14c:
flint. l5@l7c; do, selected, lS@20c per ID. Sheep
pelts 75eda$ rs each. tf.lS "a
Hops are II, moderate demand and steady with
choice Eastern at 4Sga ttc per lb. ,
Iron quiet and steady, and no material change.
Quoted: Pig IRON Charcoal Hanging Rock, No. l.
Ss7@Ss: do No. 2 sss@s1: Southern No. /, $s5@
81; NO. l coke, S8saS7: No. do, sS8@S5; raw
wheel, al 04s; Southern do, S3S@4a cid do, ss6
@3ss old rails $3s@s7, blooms, 60a65 per ton.
Wrought iron--common bar iron per ID, soc;
charcoal. bar-iron yer lb, 440c sheetir0n, boiled
Nos. IS to N,lA1<@be per ID: sheet-irOn, char
coal, Nos IS to a, bS@6c per lh, Wrought scrap
at 81 40@1 T6 cast scrap, 81 10M1 IS per 100 lbs
Lead steady and quiet at 6z@6c for Dig lead, 70
7,Sc for baf. and &c for sheet lead perlb. iii y
Leather In fair demand and the market steady
We quote lobbng rates.: Oak sole at 3 @s .
hemlock. j26@ysc: harness leather, s2@25c; Amer
lean kip. 5I9SSc. French do, x0i 80: American
calf 75c@Sf french do, d 2s01. per ID: Bride
leather 4ao@so per dozi snd upper leather. 2eS2sc
NaHs have moderate demsnd and market
auietand steady. Quoted AtSi Is per lsg for y
70 cod ,, s3-5 : !. g3'e r.. w
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13
For Memphis.
Fer New Orlea,,s.

SATURDAY. 18th. st n. NJ, p0sIT1vEIY.
~ - GOLDEN CITY, J. D. Hosler, Masteg,
For freight or passage Apply Iou board.
= ll =. or 70 Royse & Blosset, Agents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
Dissolution Of Cspartnership.

Tn coPARTSERsHIP HERETOFORE ~
listing between the undersigned in the
town Of Eureka, Nevada. is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent. T. J. Aaupin L Co. will paw
ell the debts of said arm, and collect all bills
cue- I'll. MAUPIN.
o. W. AMES.
Eureka, Asy y, lsg9. tu3-lu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
Application roR A PATENT

ITO THE CHIHUAHUA MEMO. PHI
:. Land Office. EurtkH. Ntsh1a. ~,
1879. Notice Is hereby given. the' |. ~
stais SILVER Mining Company, whose pef"mAss
ssav.Ss - pastau. Miss. have this dat hNa
their application fer patett . sl,i.e Z,
drea iIresr feet 81 TIC Cbihushns mis'a
vt{n. bearing silver. with surface Ef"e.s ~
hundred feet in Width. situate. '!ils y wtits
Ia Newark Mining District, toartt = "A
ire. ard state u Nevsdx, and ksoss ~ ~
eessrnatsd bv TIE Geld rotss aud one'b IE~s n.
N f!e in this office as Lat No. iuf'!.ose. !.
exterior htundsrtes Of ssid int NOS ue.Aeps
furSus. L. vii. ysrin;ioH Lex deg efs
ginning 81 3 pest piHrAsd No. Z Sur.
Nc. a. the ssnse icing post MOI te,rs
yty No 10 Iuckeye state lode, ~ heuns,ry
a. section Q. 7 n. n. n. IS deg B.; hssn ~.
ahio meridian bears n. % deg b. - hs.s
and ~. mouth uf the CbiLushus tuhhei a.. All
n. fsA deg. w. af7 feet: thence ruhhinsa IN.
course :. aA deg.N. 600 feet si,ns suryey
v,y No 40. 10 pos. marked No ! g. e. thence
No. ~ ard No IF Z, ; snt'ts 90 ,es, pest
second course n. a1s deg W, loVo.... tflra
u4srked No. 3 Z. S. Survey No ~ r,rhed
conrse \. ssh de-. +. 500 { et. opesa fourth
No. A. L.. Survey No. ~; snd fhenee \. /.
course s. 3lA deg y Leu itst ss,er s.
the place Of beginning, eoitaili H. south.
lo1 acras. This claim ~ bonhasa ,ars tiou Of
east hy the Bay State lode. Inc ,nssa,dsrs
this mine is duly recorded In the hs.' poot
Oshee ct Newark Mining blsttN. wing "A.
A. uxse II. ANY and sll persons els, r,ue.
yersely Eny portion Of ssid thfnnHx.fore de.
or said niGina ground 20 ~, adverse
seribca, are required 10 me rnai,ea ststts
claim With The Register Of the mn. xs,sds,
Lard on 90 A. Turess, IN thu stste q n,
during the sixty days period q ~ n ts
hereuf. or they will be barred os ""
provisions ~ the statute. r,esistsr.
Isl5lr0d JAS -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
APPLICATION rem A PATENT

TO THE CARLISLE No.1 xrsE.-So. SIC.
Trfi4a States Lard offs, Eureka, Ne
ystA. lure 5. 1879. Soiire Is Eer.ty given.
that ~ c.e8I u =. AtEslx. snG John =.
wosd. vhasa rusteffce sdassss IL .Nsrfuli.
girZlnis. hEve this Gay nisd ltsir srlDel-
tien fer spsfert Ter fifteen lnrdF,e liiesr feet
II shs CsFiitse Nc ragEe q ven tttring nj
yer. with surfses gruEnd ~ lrnofed fetin
width. situate. lytEe ARD Icing II White PHO
NtEsrg i#rir.ef. Caust3 q wife Pine, md
state ~ Nevada. AZ G tntwH ard essienaiec by
the field notes ard tGfikl plai tn tt N Hs
unirs - Iui nuHahsr sfxtxfeysr. ID ltwrfhip
Is. =. Eaprs. = ssc. esst 81 the Mount lishlo
M. ridirn. The ~,yterieF ioEiGaiirs q said Ia
NJ. q tsirF 81 fcllcws. 90 wit NAritfhphh
deg. cart ~crGmercina 81 pot hsff,e Nsi,
4. :. Snax0y No. a. waerae The stetsn rer-
p.r crmanson - sections y and - T Nh.
81 deg, T.. SD s~srfieas : and s. I. is. J.
dee. T.. -. y. 81. trsrs X. G. deg. Il n. fshts
feet e. s. aton so =. On the sanhita
Rata esnsAe nsenad. heErs ; u csg y. ~
ef. sra poet No. I Il u. :. Survey No. ~,
The t'stI sle No. : shsfi eesrs ;. ~ de-. D,
SO feet (. shsres ruETtHg let eerres 50 cse'
T.. iEr1 feet. &C. Jtsf Bsrtta No.g u D res'
vsy No g theIee. "a cenrsc ; ~ efs w.
coo feat, e. post Essrked Ne5 y ; tfNt! ~
e.. tf.ure 20 eenrae x sia ceF. W, l~.fteisr'.
10 rect Parked No. !. 4. ; safse! No 4 sra
th.ury. ttt course \. n dee T.. eA ieet 10
post Ne. i. fhe place q beginning. e~orisinihs
tze.fv sr-ls0 sGrrs, This elstm is scanan
On p.ithrr md " riy ircvn claimants: ne
4 nearest mines sse the King ard Carlisle ~.
The loestttn Il this rire 8 euiJ rersfuea =
TIE EGcruter's cE3c. IT White ifnt AininS ~
triei. in Book l.. psge ass Any shd ~ ~,
scss claiming adversely shs itfaeh
Carlisle No 2 r4irr. fr said airinR Etehpo :
h.rstrhsfere described. ere rtaa1fse " ~
their adverse rlslm with ihs Letis'tr q ~
United states Land Cniee, NJ farks, y ~
state - NeyEds. dRring the siriy cs!s -
II publication hereof. or they Hth ot nf"1
,f.end j.. Il. IMMEL. Regisier.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ski
1 Judicial District. In and for Eureka County.
Stste cf Nevada. The Sttte of Nevada s.nds
greeting 10 Augustus G. pourlasS. r. o.
Wheeler. stenhen h. Stanton. y. W. Noble. p
Bradley. II. p. Sanger and Annie Mason:
fou are hereby required to appear in an ac-
ton commenced sgainsi YOU as defendants. by
Timothy Coeklev. as plRintifl. in the District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District in sna 10,
the county Of Eureka, State Of Nevada ~ H.
town o. Eureka. and answer the eolnpl,iat
therein, which is on file with the CLERK ~ said
court, within ten days after the service an vgn
OF this summon iexclusivt Of the day ~ s.,
vice., II served In said county. or twenty d.,s
v served out of said county, but within this
District. snd ~ all other csses forty DAYS or
Judgment by eefanlt will he taken ngsiust ven.
according Ia the prayer Of said complaint
ire shid aeten - brought TO recover jnae-
ment against yeu tbs said defendants for ~.
sum OF s29a.5o with legal interest from Nav
5lsf, lsls. I'll paid, the same being 4 balance
uue pihihun trUin yuu on accom / ~ work snd
AMOR performed fer you by plaintiff. ,nd for
judgment directing the sale Of All venr rs.i,
title and interest in the Alexandria ming ! IN
ate IN fureka Mining District. Nevsds. IA salts.
~ PLAINTIFFS lien thereon. as set forth in s.ia
p,s.nt'ns eonrIsint, hied herein. a copy of
which Is herewith served. y
And you sre hereby notified thai ~ yo, "a.
70 sppear anal answer the said conrlntn, ~
nnove required. the said plaintn will snnlv H.
the Court Tor the relief demanded ther.in
IN testimony whereof. /. f.. r. DopGF HAYS
herenhto set my hand ssd af xed the seal IN
fsFtL.l r u fo's
Clerk District Court. Sixth judicial District
Eureka County, Nevada.
ny Z. ~ BELL, Deputy Clerk. jeis. SIN