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An Income without Care.

By the combination method of opera
ting in stocks handsome income can
be secured without care. Capital in any
amount, from $40 to $4,000 may be used
with equal proportionate success. By
this system Messrs. Lawrence Il Co.,
Bankers, N. Y, pool the orders of thous-
ands of customers, of various sums, into
one vast amount, and cooperate them
under the most skiilful management,
dividing profits monthly. Each share
holder thus obtains all the advantages of
the largest capital and experienced skill,
aud the percentage of profits is very
great, $50 will pay $l00 in 80 days; $3.50
will return 81 ,S25, or u per cent. on the
stock, and SO on, as the market varies.
A prominent publisher of the Rock is
land (Ill.,) Daily Argus, made $104.15 on
an investment of $1,000, in October.
Hundreds of others are doing even bet
ter. M essrs. Lawrence & Co.'s new cir
cular has "two unerring rules for success
in stock operations and full information
so that any one can deal in stocks. All
kinds of bonds and stocks wanted. New
Government bouds supplied. Deposits
received. Apply to Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y.
City.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
What it is DOine.

At Saratoga, a few evenings ago, asssz
company Of gentlemen were disclssina,
political affairs q good deal of euthusi-
asm was being expended on the lasNl
veto, when sober Republican finally,
said: "The last veto reminds me ofchaln.
shot in Kentucky" ii.if.a slg IKE ~
"Chain-shot In Kentucky Z" they al
inquired. "How's that?" -,
"Why, you see," said the first speaker
"a good many years ago, and altar she
Mexican war. there was party Of VII
lage loungers in a Kentucky tavern Ms
tening to the war exploits Of fellow
who had been down to the Halls Of the !,
Montezumas with our boys. He ex-
planned everything in the science OF war
to the wonder and satisfaotion Of the,
yokels, and finally oSe of them asked
HIM what chain-shot was. 'sa hSsia9z
"Why, chain-shot,' says hep sahO,
chain shots the simplest thing in the,
world. You just load two cannon, h8if
a mile apart, with two cannon / abs that
are taste ned together by q chain, you
fire I'm both off when the enemy's troops
are comm up in force, and the ChStu.
takes down the whole, division of Fem.
tice.' tIu tfAH sl'. NJ K
"This was satisfactory to all except
one old codger, who took his cornceh
pipe out of his mouth and remarked .
"But look ah-heah.fs Sposen! now.
only one gun goes Off" -
ooh, them, says the military hero,
the bloody thing shng round and plays
hell with our fellows.' Now, it strikes
me that only one Of our guns has gone
bloody thing is singing round and play. /.
a loud burst of laughter interrupted
the sentence. 4-f b aafatl = Ngf
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
Asbury Park.
A MODEL VILLAGE ON THE JERSEY
SEA COAST.

A MODEL VILLAGE ON THE JERSEY
SEA COAST.
Several years ago James A. Bradley,
Esq, bought five hundred acres adjoin-
ing Ocean Grove, the well-known sea-
side town belonging to the Methodist
denomination, and laid it out in streets
and lots, and chartered it "Asbury
Park" and now beautiful village,
containing several hundred cottages and
hotels has sprung up, and thousands of
people annually resort thither to enjoy
the sea air and The fine bathing. The
streets running east in Width, and gra-
dually widen to two hundred feet when
they reach the sea, so as to give the cot
tagers every possible chance 10 catch the
ocean breeze.
On the south is Wesley Lake, on the
north Deal Lake, and in the GENRE is
"Sunset Lake, a beautiful sheet Of water
and dotted with several small islands.
Some of the cottages front on this lake
and have at the same time, fino view
of the ocean. There are no mosquitoes
and no liquor. S veral denominations
of Christians have public worship on
the Sabbath. 1t IS accessible from New
York and Philadelphia. The Pennsy'-
vania railroad runs exprcss trains
through in two hours.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
A Patent Right Swlndler Gets His
Deserts.

A smooth spoken man, having the ap-
pearance of a farmer, drove up 10 the
residence of John Witmoyer, in the up
per part of Berks county, several days
ago, and wanted Witmoyer to buy
township right for the sale Of patent
corn shelter. Witmoyer happened to
have been Juror in a case which "a far
mer had been swindled by device sim
liar to his one, so he concluded to draw
the man on. He told the agent to pre-
pare the agreement, which being done,
was handed to the farmer for his sigma
ture. Witmoyer, however, astonished
the agent by saying he would just read it,
when it was discovered that the agree
ment was a promissory note for $500.
So John called in his two big sons and
together they carried the patent right
man TO the horse trough in the barnyard,
where they baptized him; then they
gave him number of kicks apiece, put
the dogs on him, one of which tore off q
large patch of his pantaloons, and SO
cheered HIM 90 his way. The agent has
quit business in that part of the country
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
NJ. DE LESSEPS TALKS WILDLY
ABOUT THE DARIEN CANAL
pROJECT.

LONDON, July s.-A Paris despatch to
the Times says that NJ. de Lessep stated
at the last meeting of the Geographical
Society that he does not think the total
of the expenses of constructing the Dar-
len canal will exceed 250,000, 900 francs.
He endeavOred to explain to the meeting
that the difficulties Of the work were not
so formidable as those which had to be
overcome in the construction of the Suez
Canal, as railway already exists along
the course of the proposed Panama
canal, with large town at each extremi-
ty. He also said that the caution money,
100000 francs, required by Venezuela,
had been already paid.
A Paris despatch reports that banquet
was given tonight in honor of M. de
Lesseps and the Panama Canal scheme.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Who Wrote the Declaration OF In.
deRendeuce

We are indebted to the venerable A..
l.. Elwyn, NJ. D., for this copy of por-
ton of letter from Judge Peters to his
son, the late Richard Belmont Peters,
upon the subject of the Declaration of
Indepence:
"The deaths eff Adams and Jefferson
on the day of our birth as a nation, to
which they so eminently contributed, is
really most extraordinary coincidence.
1t would take much time and trouble to
set down the thousands of circumstances
and sentiments Immediately preceding
and following that illustrious day. Some
of them would prove what do not wish
to show, that jefferson was the penman
and not the sole author of the celebrated
Declaration of Independence, attributed
to him solely.
81 know the materials were collected
by a caucus of friends to the measure,
and he held the pen, contributing at the
same time no small portion of the ma
terials. have often wondered that IL
has been so generally taken for granted
that MIR. Jefferson was the author, and
everybody else the idle witness, OF a
measure which cost us many an anxious
N"J "'iN oiSSPiSoo iii5he, oiu many au III
vestigation as to the grounds and reasons
which we should assign for abandoning
our allegiance. was in the confidence
of the leaders of the measure, and know
that every one of at least a dozen pa
triotic and eminent men contributed to
the declaration whereof Mr.. Jefferson has
the exclusive merit. do not mean to
deduct from his merit, but think it un-
just in relation to shares in the measure
to attribute to him all the merit. Such
State paper most justly reflects with
brilliant credit on all who contributed to
its formation.
"Adams was the most distinguished
promoter of the measure. He sometimes
spoke as if inspired. Jefferson had no
faculty of speaking in public, but was
most highly meritorious in his public and
private character. No men ever lived to
whom a country is more indebted for the
blessings we enjoy. knew them most
intimately, and can attest their claims to
disinterest patriotism, unmixed with
sOrdid pursuits which are so much IN
fashion at this period"
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1,oOOTexan F.lgitives.
WHAT 1T is THAT DwARFs THE CON
MERCIAL GROWTH OF A GREAT

WHAT 1T is THAT DWARFS THE CON-
MERCIAL GROWTH OF A GREAT
STATE. -' ''" -
From the St. Louis Globe Democrat.l - p
"IIell or Texas ?" General Phil
Sheridan is credited with the s,atmentai
that if he owned both, he woHld sell
Texas and live in the other place.
Without fully sharing the views Of the
fiery little General, there are many who
wouldn't live in Texas. And why o.
An official publication, which is attested
by State authority, bears the name Of
William Steele, Adjutant General, and
is "list of fugitives from justice, con-s
piled from official records received from.
the several counties" in Texas, and on
file in that Office, shows that there are
between four and five thousand fugi-a
tves from Texan justice. Ofthis nums
Der S51 were guilty of murder and $50
had committed grand larceny. That
peculiar industry which the law recog.s
nizes as horse stealing, and which Judge
Lynch, in other localities, often sum-
marily Furnishes, is represented by COL
operators, and the fugitive cattle-steal.
ers number Sal. Hog-stealing also ap-s
pears to have been extensively practiced
that branch being represented by 100
persons who doubtless can worry down Z
ham and eggs with neatness and dis
patch. But by far the greater number
of fugitives from Texan justice, as this
official record discloses, were Of clats
of men whose offense is charactized ass
"attempted murder men who ;were,
expert in unloading the hip pocket, but
somewhat deficient in precision Of aim.
They could shoot and, as it appears,
could also run and get away,o bus
couldn't hit vital spot, and were,
therefore forced to be content with
merely crippling their man.. ' ~ "a
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
Restored BY Praysr.i
THE CASE OF THE REV. W. n: ywzzfS.a 2
WHO WAS CURED OF sEvkKn' ic1< |"

WHO WAS cIIrnI; OF sfvkfh, ftf1"
NESS. .-I ~. a, y
From the PIttsburg Commercial.
Rev. w. III. Swartz, of Beaver FANG sa'
Pa, who graduated in the class Of III, fYosS
Allegheny College, preached ct the stAAiEssd
Street Church, Meadville, night be9ore iisoi
last, when he said it was not bis lntem 4, :.
tion to preach q sermon, but TO give res.
timony, and he related Wonderful stofy -,
of the efficacy of prayer in restoring mm
20 health, which in brief Is - folloWs s-s-si -
After his graduation he received, ~ apks a u
pointment from the Erie Conferonce tRfJ xxg
preach at Ridgway, Pa. After q fsw N.
months labor he was stricken with 0iss ~
ease and was compelled to resign shasD IN
charge. After being compelled to leayes 81
his work at Ridgway, he went 70 biz a,
fathers home, near Beaver Falls, where !,
he grew rapidly worse, but through th6q .
aid of eminent physicians he was p&paia;eE
TALLY cured several times, but relapsedf -us
into a worse condition each time., Tive
visits were made to Citizen Springs, but
finally medicine failed TO have any eAect xsi
upon his system and q gradual but. suragr36s
decline was taking place. He bad .befa SOY
come so bad that he could not read OF, !,
converse, when letter was received
from his brother, Clark Swartz, who H. s'ys
in Boston, Massachusetts, stating thst SriSs
Rev. DR.. Cullis, of that city, had per- az
formed many Wondef1ul cures Dy proyeL .-,t..
if it was the Lords will that the patient
should be cured. Accordingly . lettsrT2 .
was was written and delivered TO Drs.-pos
Cullis by the brother. On receiving It he a. N
@TeIl youp m bSorber % he viii Viii he m we'll .nSe swos
word reached the invalid the 7th day sfoi', y
April, when he also knelt in fervept ss24t
prayer. On the Sth he Yves much better,
and ON the 9th arose from his bed In per-l 4
feet health, both physically and mentally
and has been so ever since, able to work r,
on his fathers farm during the week and
to preach every Sunday. After deliver slij
ing the above testimony, demonstrating rli ~
that miracles are performed In this aee,oa ia
Rev. Swartz made an earnest plea, tels
ling the lessons to be learned from hiss r~es
experience, and iilpressing the saudience,s saf
with the power of faith and the eficaeyfsf a
Of prayer. t -.. ss,.- .s., .let tii ,,a, a,s,,a
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
To Ocean CITY.

This is the last day in which to make
up your minds to go to Ocean City to-
morrow. No better time could be chosen
than tomorrow, as there are large
number of visitors at the famous resort,
and old ocean promises to be In delight
full temperature for bathing. The train
will leave here at 6 a. M, returning leave
Ocean City at B p. m. Fare for the round
trip $2.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
Spain's Quarrel wit b Oanto
lDOm1ngO, 'iH I 7T7'iNn

MADRID, July SIN the Chamter Of
Deputies to-day the Minister Of Feieisns I
frlgates to prepare tosupport the protest
Of Spain against the action or Santo "a
Domingo. t-. .--...i- 81. '-rrn -faF- -.
Senior Casteler demanded that the
Government insist upon the summary ,
punishment Of the authorities Of Puerto B,
Plata.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
Prefcrring Death to Disxrace.

READING, July s.-Mss Agnes Spayd
berg township, yesterday morning. She
had taken poison and all efforts 10 save
her life proved unavaihng. She was q
young lady Of twenty aud quite pretty.
She bad been betrayed, but upon her
dying bed refused to give the name Of
h,r oetrayer. A wealthy young farmer
Is suspected,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09

THE EDGEMooR IRON COMPANY, a
which has carried off the contrac for i.
the superstructure of the great East River
bridge, is Philadelphia concern, ana
all Philadelphians will be interested Ii '
the account given this morning Of tho
works and of some Of The big contracts
they have filled heretofore. 1t is a
gratifying fact that nearly all Of ou y
largest iron works are full employ ed
! this time.-Ivmes.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
The Cat In the House Of Commons.

LONDON, July 8.--A scene in the
House of Commons last night has caused
much sensation. A section of the Lib
erals has already obtalned from the
Government great restrictions on the
practice of fiOgglng in the army and
navy. Despite this they have endeavor-
ed by distractions to force a total abOli-
ton of corporal punishment in the ser
vice. The Marquis of Harrington repu-
dated all responsibility for their action.
Mr.. Chamberlt lin, member for Birmlng-
ham, amidst Radical cheers, said: "The
Marquis of Harrington, who was for
merly the leader of the opposition, is
now only the leader of a section.n
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
yxiLROAD3 -
w,t.mINuTON a

- wlLmINUTON q
!A.IpIEHhoHRE RAIL ROAD
LTlMoin lime 2, 1919. .s so,,ows
|. will leave wilm'nS''"
,. and Intermediate 4. stations g : q
delPhn'ss a "a a. m, 2so' sw !"
n. .,.,r,press, Q. 90. s;s.,lcc. y =. o. !. a N m
delplh,Sa Sss W YORK. aa. 7 oo.iO ca. a 'n'
8, s's, .,Is ?; M Intermediate s'"''en''
!. asI' ~, na, Line. 1.os, ,, m. o.
more and ,n nas ,ngton 1901. . los. I'd.
TioI, IS, 1;os ?; ps,n ~, ,sa 70 fer:
~, sor delaware Diyis,osas 81 = rs nm,
csM,t,e. M s.i5, 9. m. l.oo, 90 statioas,
% ssnn and Intermea'a'o
w. 0s, 6.s5 p. N; ai,a,e stations s.i5
= \" and Intermsdi"'e
1'p' N; %sG;spAr rnAIrss; ;. s,.,,ooo,,.
,.,,bIs and Intermediate "'~''o"
LOO, S.sSe' SS Rev I, W York, 400. a. m
lph's u nd a"' washington, 'sbi' z III
,,,ormation passenger. are
bthef ih,U ,,'ns tables posted q the
70 the "n II. r. KENNEY,
suuerintspdent.
oV WESTERN RAILR2Ap y
WAhT h,nrs. On and After feD'
lange W w,ll run az fOl- owst
I,ss,,ng,on. I,s," .l5a m, 1890 a. m
p, ,m,aale. m s.ss a. M, IL 52 noon
a"s,ov. avov o 80 "A m, 80 y IA.
fo'nt'vye aye pomeIoy 1O.49 q. m.
?, G m' ,eave Avondale, 70 u noon
pm sma, m, 2l5p.
nf, u. CONNELL,
sWp' "' Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
Engine Repaired.

Engine No. 81 has been repaired at the
P. w. g. B. railroad shops, having had a
new boiler put l and other :changes
made.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
CHOIR LIN E

STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ssil from New York for o.. 81.
ToW, every SATURDAY; p
Regularly % LONDON direct.
10 Glasgow, Londonderry. Bel
fast, Liverpool. s.....
Cabins, $50 TO $50. Currency.
IsDln. including all requisites, $40
STEERAGE, s2s.
DoN BY DIRECT STEAMER,
No Storage.
CABINS, $5i and se5
nhion Tickets at Reduce d Rates.
y accomm odaiions unRurpassed
sahce anu comfort. All stale
rooms on main deck.
nOl information, pans, SC,
Ppiy 10 HENDERSON BROS,
a, , Bowling Green, New York.
w., ~. r BELTS, Adams Express.
'"'os Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
1t any Package e Dyes.

These popular dyes are put up IN pack
lges ut f6 cents each and are warraited 10
dye from TO sounds OF woollen, silk or
cotton goOds. Are more convenient and
econonical than any dyes In use. Sont by
nail to any address on receipt of price,
''"' 'IPpI.sI Z.JAMEs BELT. Druggist, TO
ed Agent for Delaware,
Cor. Sixth d Market Sts.
HOImlan's Liver cad
Has worldwide reputation, establish
I'd Through its wonderful efficacy In all all
nents that have their origin in torpid
uveror diseased stomach; such az bilious
ness dyspepsia, rheumatism, sick head
Ac,es &c II cures by absorbing the DIS
ease thrOug gh the pores. sn bstituting a gen.
tle vegetable tonic into the system, Have
'bsorptiOn salts, body and foot plasters
,so Pamphlets with further particulars
Z.JAMEs BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth n Market Sts.
Vitaltsesl PhOsphNteS.
They supply The system with the ele-
nents that al Q carried off by Overtaxlng
the brain and nervous system; are very
useful TO relieve general debility, dyspep-
sia and neuralgia. For sale wholesale and
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Tor. Sixth & Market Sts.
Electric Disks.
They produce constant electrical cur
ent through the diseased parts; can be ap-
tied and worn W tn comfort by any per-
op for the relief OF old rhe matte and neu-
rilgic pains, GOODNESS and stiffness OF the
limbs, &e. Sent by mall by Ii D
2. JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth & Market Sts.
LADIES'DEPARTMENT.
For supporters, Braces, Trusses,, Elastic
. tockings, Anklets, Knee caps. Syringes.
&c.
E2- Private Room. Lazy Attendant.
prlvate entrance for Ladies at No. West
Si1tn street. .-
T. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth and Market sreets.
Wilmington Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-09
FIRST EDITION.
Nj. salem, Church.

TIE NEW CHURCH BUILDING DE-
4 sCRIBED. y o.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-22
TUESDAY, JUNE 18th, 1870.

Each bid mustbe for performing ell tho labor
and furnishing all the material. OF every kind
and description. and the erection and compile
ton OF said building and Gel :. strictly in &C.
cordance with said plans and specifications.
AL parties submitting bids as aforesaid, must
accompany their bids With a certified check or
eitificate OF deposit equal to ten per cent. of
his bid, upon the banking house of NJ. T.. Free.
man 4 Co.. III the town OF Elto Nevada, in IA
Nor OF the County Treasurer of Elko County,
Nevada, or the same will not lie consideIed by
the aforesaid Board. The aforesaid check or
certificate of deposit shall be returned To the
bidder In the event his bid shall not be accept
cd. The party whose bid shall be accepted
shall enter into 4 written contract with said
Board Of County Commissioners, to furnish ali
the necessary material and labor, and build
and complete said building or cells by the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Conveyance Go and from Tho Springs every
hour during every day In the Fock.
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BEATTY'S
PIANO AND PanlGR ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

ContnluiTg tn" !cm"Ltso ~ nurs'r, With easy
nd progressive C~T"r0lsas to U"lfcai ne player
IN tho AR u WtFir lcithrr =. .ua or urruur 90
which IL added over sixty Wa'',"a. PuIEas.
Marches, GEiops, GVCrltic NolC 'irs. Dances.
etc. 10y PANEL r. BrAt'T. Wn.liugtun, New
Jersey, on" "f tho host works Of ~ iind ever
introduced. AMI should bC iu the hands nf every
piano ard organ pllJ or Sent postpaid Ia any
part Of the United states or Canada for only 90
cents. tho price having been reduced 10 intro
ducc II everywhere. Address, DANIEL y.
BEATTY. Washington. Nov Jersey.
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GJ-A choice variety 81 Plants and Flowers
reared Al the Springs. constantly on hand and
arc for sale. o. II. VAN AKISrYN.
pruprietor,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-22
DANIEL T. RfkTfY'S
Pianos and Organs

The rianoa and O~rnusm manufacture By nan
il +. iiratty Of Washington. New : r-rv. arc
more earnestly and generally comm ..I,d by
the Press. and music l"v.rg public than any IN
maUuiLCtuicl IN this country or
Europe. Tho Pianos have the greatest possible
depth richness aud volume Of too. combined
with a raro briliilnCy, ClcHTuC-s aud perfect
evcnnesE throughout tho entire scale, ANA above
all. 4 surprising duration which never Changcs
under tho most delicate or powerful touch.
The celebrated "GUlhcU Tongue" Reds la
Dcatty's celebrated Oman In conjunction with
tic perfected Reed Poarls. produce sweet, puto
and powerful tones. Every Instrument, Piano
and organ. fully w]arrEnt"I perfect 10 cyt r, re-
sprc:. aud viii bo shipped ON from hvo Ia nj.
teen lhy,' t's' trial. tn manufacturer paying
freight both ways, n the instrument - not sat.
isfsctuTy. IlU.trAtrt AZ. LisTISLE Catalogue
FdifiOn.J cent free Oh application. address.
DANIEL j.. NEATLY, Washington
New jersey.
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INVALUABLE TO ALL!
Ilrr ESPECIALLY ADAPTED ron ALL
Lung ana Throat Complaints Pecn-
liar 10 Miners.
DU. EBJcI.s
DaisAm and Cough Medicine !:

This wonderful remedy IL hIehiy useful In all
sascs Of colds or coughs, hut IL especially
adapted for tho. cure OF sych complaints A.
miners are liable 90 from exposure 20 cold
ground. or the ABORTION NJ powder smoke In.
to The lungs. Three doses n day will Keep the
lungs clear and enable the miners 10 work In
tho midst 81 powder smoke without coughing.
10 IL not claimed for this BAiEim. like most
bEiont medicines. that II Will cur" all diseases.
put N II guaranteed 10 cure hil diseases % tho
iunTH. one bottle Of tue DalaAtn viii. In nearly
all cases, cure n bad cold or cough Of from ono
10 two months duration: two b"tiloAa cold or
cough of from two to four months standing;
aud three bottles any similar affection that ~
been In existence from four months 10 two
years.
pa-To 10 had ~ 4. y. Muller Q Drug Store
EihO, SsyAda
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On Court House Square. twenty odd feet west
ward from the Court House. and fronting ON
Idaho street. In the town of Elko, Elko County,
Nevada Said building to be cay feet long by
~ feet vide. outside requirement. and one IS
foot story in the clear, In hight. to re construct
ed Of the material mentioned in. and In accord
Anco with the ,lAns and specifications adopted
aud approved by the Board Of County Com
miksionei of Z ko County. Nevada, on the 18th
day OF May. 1872. aud which are now an nlo
with the Clerk OF said Board, and are open for
inspection at the office OF said County Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS
for tho construction of n block Of eight iron
and steel cells, ! by 10 feet, and s feet in hight,
and completing them in place. In said Jail
building, In accordance with the plans and
specifications for the same. now onhle and sub.
ject TO inspection, in the County Clerks Office,
will also b. received by said Board OF County
Commissioner, up to the tune mentioned
above, pamely-
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!. o. R. M.
!. O. O. E.

ELs1 EscAmPMENT NO. %
!. o. %. v. Regular sessions held W.
on Tho hrat and third Wednesdays u ~
each month. Members Of sister emf y
campfnenh and ~sojcurning PAtrisrchs In good
J. =. EDDFP,
Chief Patriarch.
o. Z. GEsEF Scribe. sl9