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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-10-09
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
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Chester Ssato B,.lges; The residence OF
hSST. d. GTais sitt BiaelkRtJti< was des-
ls @ {, lss ~ ~ I'd
nosday morning. Most Of his furniture
{ an and many other thiisga were saved, but
s was worth about % .OG0 No insurance,
Tho pastS e.iat " ing tho Tn
tGsba River wit 10 view of making &c
navigaille, has probably Reached Lands.
2 li z,lti. ~ .IiaeH snae tho railroad bridSn
much delayed by the drougi ilt of tho ear
Iyt part OF Sept tefnber as TO mako iE now
q close shave between the maturity of
The crop and frost.s a.. - siFtt itsste
berry Heaay1id !, Tho Southern Ex-
Bys By a sellAaea ,e5ns lhaS llae
effect 10 -nip piTsoyY. October Isf. .sIr. Har-
{ tin, OF IAurens, IS OK press niessenge
& Work .s progressing on the exhibition,
building at tho Fair Grounds. It wiiIbe
completed It tillia for tho Fair.
Spartanbu-g SpaftaI: An informal
meeting OF the merchants of the town was
the complaints against the weigh.
3 ing of cotton and the charges for
tho safTl5. The farmer had 10 pay 10
ceIlta FOR weighing and 10 draynge. A
committee was appointed 10 confer with
tho council. and Tpssda morning the
q. NJ. N oell and Hen,-5 ,ep,sso
still ratain their places and Contifi1e
TO weigh. But there. ..tm be
sseigheFs ae ath depot ana seller may
choose either the town welghers, or he
only ohnrre hernaf afteP iTili be- 10 Jcentsi 3
Z bale for Seigh hing. T,haf0 viii he no,
cIiayge for drSyiIig Z. \. III. ID. q. EnlIth
reports act eraf ct, les $. b FAX yer la
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his atgS aqf 4iirsl az sssI tIsl,
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frt xyas 6ea1l lask Eh11f,s.i nv ifld5 leri.
dry slloFniy7rs lfi man . Isl afsq .is, fha
s eptiit u is too dry foi. ID. 10 s.sse any
5Hlaos oss II liSsfa Ifithafi IJhen ys az ton
dee A,i s46uld have lSeaE RiIIelS
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b & 81
: A DIsAsTER Az A MIrHIdAei FAIR
ADRIAN, MIcH., October S.t---At tho
county mir yesterday about two thou--
stand 70 Witness the races, when Eh0 CEN
the rear and sspcss the ground In Mont
six were killed and b large number moro
or less ahyeroly wounded.
Il DEgRol1, Z, October & Adviees hoiil
Adrian give the total number OF persons
killed and sinca died from injuries ra-
ceived Ii tho accident nt tho fair grounds
ycsterday az Hixteen. Seyenty-fivo .stoto
nsse Rey yeTely injured, sonlo Of whom cane
not gecoger Tho nrchi secto OF tbs grand
hkard IS blhniad q foE the casnnity. Tho
atruosuge was unusually light, In ori3s
70 admit space. uiidern eal u Tor tho eseiii-
hilton of wasgotis and carriagg Tho
fiEQbers we're simply spi lIei, Instead De
being rilorti8ed eczd hf&cea.
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON County.
In court Of Common Pleas.


In -ourt Of Common Picas.
John c. Horton, Executor Of the Estate of
John Holland, deceased, Plaintiff, against
j. w. Kay. A. Il. Campbell and J. X.
Breazeale, endants.-Judgmcntcf Fore
closure and Safe.
pY virtue OF an order to me directed in
-D the above stated case from Judge B. g.
Presley, presiding Judge, bearing date Goth
September, 1879. will sell at Anderson G.
H.. 8. c., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, at public auction, the following de-
scrlbed property, TO wit:
All that Tract or Parcel OF Land, situate
in Anderson County and State aforesaid,
containing one hundred and seventy. seY en-
Q7O acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands belonging to Mrs. T.. Breazeale, John
Leavell. Win l.. Davis and Others.
TERMS or SALE-Onc- half cash, and tho
remaining halfon a credit of twelve months,
with Interest from day of sale, to be secured
by mor1tga &c of said premises, with leave
to pay all cash, or anticipate payment at
any time. purchaser to pay extra for pa
pers. w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Master.
Oct @ 1870 10
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Mr. Tiiden has been steadily gaining
in the race for the next Democratic
nomination for the Presidency, and his
principal element.of strength consists in
the falaelhoods and Misrepresentation
which bis enemies have circulated with
{. view Of crushing him. The latest
scheme that has been resorted to Ia the
publication aiHts s5i 5 soo;;s,.ee
friend, which represents Mr.. Tilden as
not desiring the nomination, and as crit
icising tha South in most unfriendly
manner. Mr.. Tilden denies this state.
ment entirely, and says that ne is doing
nothing to secure o denomination, but
that he does not intend to decline 1t
before it is offered TO him. We
have not been supporter of the renomi-
nation Of Gov, Tilden, as there are three
or four other candidates we would prefer
to see succeed. It Is, however, plain to
our mind that unless his enemies fight
him more fairly and honorably than they
have done up to this time they will ORE
ate asympathy for him which viii SO.
cure his nomination on first ballot. Our
people love fair play, and when they see
an5unfair advantage sought TO be taken
against a public man tits sure to result
in his triumph. This will be the result
Of the mode of political warfare which
is waged against Mr.. iTilden, if it is not
speedily stopped. Ho isa man of fine
abilities. Nothing dishonest or dishon-
orable has ever been .raced to him. He
has been cheated out of the ofice to
ssahiSl he was elected, and oil things
give hima 9 public sympathy to begin with.
His opi,onents win have 70 oppose him
on higher gronndg than falsshood and
misrepresentation if they expect to beat
him,
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ID CUT0Ee,s sAElEc
or
FSHC AT. n ssrls a ssrFS!

III be sold ut n dessor o. It. on 81 ikI1Ses
+ Il 4. sLJJSSs IN 7g0VEAI AIBER next, all tlif3
tract OF land containing 100 acres riore or
less, belonging 20 tho 1 late or n aFoii ITefl-
diver, dccenaed, on Broadaway Csees, afi-
Joining lands of ,. Willest Pfeve6t, Mrs.
Emaline yandiver, Miss Jenairna fse Wit md
oilers,
naindas ON d credit OF f-twelyc months. with
interest from dny of sale, to be secured By
snortgago. Pcrehfscf to pay extfa for pss
5USEpII II & I5Tst5IT II !. iisxsf.
oct ., 1873 is
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TAE STATE OF sOurA cARoLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF CoDIsIoN l,LEl

ooo"AA of ANDhhSoN.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
.a.s
john Ciinkscales, Administrator dc bo,,is non
with the VIII annexed, of Robert b. Nor
rls, deceased, Plalntiff, against e. a. w.
Ciinkscaies, Irene j. Osborne, ct al, De-
iendants.
VIE heirs of Sfrs. Martha Il. Barisdaie
the above entitled cause fo,. the nI1rnose -,
tee Sing their right to certain tract Of n land ID
therein set forth and they by their GunrIf;nn
ad Liien, having answered the Con,nlo;nt
setting up their title thereto and askiper fn-
o partition thereof among those entitled to
In1nA n I ATanLn.. I,ofo,a ,,,h ~, a. 80.
was tried, having decided the eontroversv @ Sa1,sv
in reference to the said tract Of land in invor
of the said hc:rs OF Mis-. Martha a. Rarl;s-
dale, deceased, and having authorized bya
l;f a t sti;a, .,Sfg5 iIi i,,ft;s IN
the said cause NAV move TOR srcb . frih ~ er
orders asinlay be necessary to carry ont the
effect of such Decrse eJ, the Iin, 9a. 5, .,re
peaing from said Decree bavjr,p % eIansed ,yi ,ld
no notice OF apueal he vino been ven 1,,o,s
this branch OF the said cause: and since tie
afgfi,- ut of the said cauge two Of fho Ss;IS
drefi' Mrs. Martl.a A. BarksSIaIe 70 Wit
Levega 8. Barksdale and iParineiin Rarl,a.
dale having died affer u,rrriape Jaav;,r ~
spectively q wife and a husband snrviy;nn
with child each. on motion of Feath e,.,fns5,
& Brown and ID. B. Nfurray nft0rnayc' fnr
the Barksdale claimants ;t Il '0.',s ~ 80
NNRDERED AND DE,CREEn rhat 81
" much OF the above entitIaSi .ot;a, 80
relates TO the BarkstinIe trnot of land he
and hereby is ,lisassocjatsl from, tba ~ ~
mainder of The said action ana orsereS, ~,
stand as q separate case for the nnrnosaf :, :
carryins; .:i..5 .ii..5 partition asked for by the
land. 8. y - ess'l',ep g eHss 'e.a
tis'further Ordered. THAT tba oosts oe tha
BarksSiele heirs ionrred M, f th; I'M, r.,
litignting their claim ioe tn Ted tv tbss 1.Is II
against the Plaintiff as A drii;f,i 60.
said. and that subsenneY,t Scsf b ,,a n i,s
OF the cornus of the estaf a,soi ~. s.l
eiai...a Ss''s7 s''',.' ~ 'ssti9
IL IS further Ordered TrbaI X IL,
TO w. w. .gHnnph NJ aster for ii 4 sIsrsasn
County to take tesfir,ns1v *
as to what amount yy,,siGI In 4
and lroper Counsel fes for Eseaf -
Brown and IL. d, Murray for fheir se,.v;ees =
In said litigation, - = go -
1t is further Ordered, Thkt Tho yc,,yess,;,.
tatiyes nnfi distrif,iStaes ~
children Of Mrs iMartSa "A. lsaTlstisSS ~
ceosed be made parfie.t t6 tie IS
in partition herein by service Of a conv 81
this order tit,on them an,i flIat thoss,,.,I
ara over wentyone wears Of ace s' ba "a r;reS ' MI9
AFTER the sefyice hereof, or be Concluded din IN
tnsir [lght3 NJ tho premises, and that the
minors be required to be Represented by
GggrtLsans al Liteta. 5
IL Is further Ordered, That the heirs of
h1rS, Martha a. BarksdniG. deceased ha al
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4ssss5v5 no zssS5Tssi biieaia parky nc all in
the South than an hef one like that
tps hicn has IadeSl away. or I'D eelatureya
and pil lserers raasSIu ofatiifS in tho nalsleo Of
ttepu Ism, NO have had enoug
sLzscz Head. B, ) B. IS llsi q
Tor mouth Is tlsis ySaT there han not
ipecn q drop OF watoT IN the Rio Gfan1a
tor q d tiistanco of about 500 mil There
ls great sunering nf tho poop d In that
district In eonseQ Quence.
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REPORT OF THE C0NDITIOW
OF TaE
National Bank Of Anderson,
AT Anderson, In the State of South Carolina q
n the close or business October I'd, 1879: = =
~ r.

STATE ct,l OF s1S sogTH VI asnARsn1 cARoalNA, as:
], j. A. BROCK, Cashier OF the above named
Bank, do soleninly swear that the aboyo statement
Is true, TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
J. A. BROCK, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this sth
day Of October, 1879
b. FRANK MAULDIN, Notary Public.
SsSyS;ss4 SSiSsS + SssS'Ss i SSSsSs
Oct 9, 1879 10
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The late report of tho ionai Cotton.
Excl am plnces tlle total presumption OF
cotton sy Sou llegn g5ill5 during ttn year,
o st SO. 81 les, hesairst fSs, az bates
lie Slreytoiig year, owing a gain 3 26 per.
regff kSeosgia Is ~ far The largest 60 ton
nsnsnfnct sFeS having 60, ,ftl0 spindle In
opefss tlon, ~ h q ding c6nd
d eirSSiis "a mol na s,frii. esss IS kie
I'M ls in lie - ilole her = Hon
lkics While 4 10 toilsump ptioi In fbe
ssoEsf hem States last wear elioNed Sn in-
mills ure now II. coursa 81 ,ors tf.ft kion in
siifEagsnt pair bf Tie Soutsl and tho pro-
ductioA thus helfg "a eee the
during The next lSR yeaIs Is: Is pected 20
RlscE Q much srest ts. Kate than In tho past,
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e,e,s. e,asss.e .,s I. :esSs. -. 8 Esd

ETHHE undersigned begs to inibrn. the
H public that he ia prepared TO do any
work ia the line Of building or repairing
houses, &C., In tho best OF style and at che
most reasonable prices, Plans and esl liinafea.
furnished and the opportunity of bidding
OH contracts solicited. address or call on
JESSE NJ. SMITH,
Anderson s.. g.
Oct 8, 1870 IS 6rn 3 .ss 81
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The TiIEoL,oaIoAI. StaIINARY. .---Our
readera VIII sharc vith us In feelings OF
deep Sefyret at the announc cement that the
Thepiogicas Seminary of the Rresbytes;
giau Church situated in this city, wiii
ptobab bly, sufIe or sefioua loss by the fsii-
nre OF Adgeg % co. Z. Th3 extent oY their
loss has not yes been accurately ascar-
taIIed, but those VINO are IN q position,
TO know think that ,it VIII hardly be less
than $50 200 or S4e. 900. If this proves to
,ba tho case, tho institution will be left
without tho ngnris of continuing its OK
.erciges. Tho request of tho hoard OF Di-
rectora 70 Rev. Dr. PIuner that ne would
visit tho churches OF tho State hi behalf
sof the seminary was inEG7as hefnrn tho
1allur3 OF Messres Adg6r a. CO. was,
knowilS and now the necessity for his
doing so Is OF course gfealar ti,sIf ii was,
then. We sincerely trust that ilia t,ife-
sion nav b6 ahnritian.sY blessed. and
tiEek goIa0 means ~ jill 30 PROV itialISsl
found for tho llaint ntenAnoe OF this ISlofst
uBetul Anst titation. There are now tSyeii-
tysofle students training for the Gospel
min w thin Its walls, thirteen of
tfieIl slIa liza the heHior GLASS, six In tha
iisidsfiA md two Ia sne junior, at.d. tn
graduates are sos tered not oniS 6Seq the
Southern StatSs, Int oves sho a fst erfcall
continent Snd the sRorld Ebi.piiIsiiSs Iae5-i
9stfIs - IND 8 81 is 4. W HI 81, n
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The Democratic mee.ings hold on Moa.

The Democratic meetings held on Moa-
day evening in the different wards of the
city of Charleston seem to indicate that
the Democracy Of Charleston will be in
the approaching municipal election, as in
1876, unit, and that the Democracy
will regard, with bitter condemnation all
efforts to divide the party. The meet
ings are said to have been the largest and
most enthusiastic ever held in the city,
demonstrating that the party cannot be
split by ambitious .aspirants for Office,
who regard their personal aspirations as
more important than the success of their
principles as represented by the party.
The Democracy oftho State has regarded
with deep interest the struggle in the
Democratic party in Cllrleston for the
last few weeks, ard will hail With delight
the cheering news of the solidity and
unity of the Charlo ton Democracy, not
withstanding tho efforts made to divide
the party, and by the union oftte mi
nority with the Republicans defe.s the
Democrats. Coald such an emalgama-
ion of parties rs this succeed, it could
work no good to any party. 1t would be
the success OF men who,weIe false to
their party and to their principles, and
from such me7 no administration Of pub
lic-ahaiss can be expected, except such
as promotes their personal ambition and
greedy desire of gain at the public ex-
pense. Tao State win rejoice with the
good men Of Charleston in their SUCCESS
"ver ambitious men, who would wreck
their party and place in power the in
famous Radical party, that they might
resp the loayes and fishes.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-29
FoR THE TIMES.
SONNETS.
Nature Sufficient.

When go sauntering in the fresh, free air
To talk with Nature books leave behind,
For thus alone recreate my mind
With her, and thus her sympathy share.
She shows me things most marvellous everywhere;
Some new delight at every step find,
Little with dead men to converse inclined,
Charmed with melodious life, and pictures fair.
Enough do these my faculties engage;
These to my soul more pleasing thoughts supply
Than those of poet, scientist, or sage.
silent warfare with myself 1 wage
And the great queen seems angry il mine eye,
Neglecting her, dwells on the lettered page.
q in my sonnets take no eagle flight,
But like the swallow, SIX i'm along the ground,
Or, slightly soaring, fly at ease around,
And give expression to my hearts delight
En all the lovely scenes that greet my sight
1 only seek to please and not astound,
And love more what in the warm vale is found
Than the cold splendor Of the mountain height
The emotion that in mine own bosom springs
q make my theme. Task not history
To lend me ma tier, or ambitious wings.
fain would keep my soul in harmony
With Nature, sing but as the wild.bird sings,
And hive as pure, clear honey as the bee.
w L. Shoemaker.
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ADVENTURES AT SEA.
CONCLUDED.

I HAD the first watch, and the mate
4. soon followed the skipper's example
The having to turn out at midnight to
relieve me), and was left alone, so far
as they were concerned, though two sea-
men were walking in the waist, and the
interpreter was looking over the rail in
the direction of the island. The night
was very still and the sea smooth,
the schooner forging ahead not more
than two knots; but there was probably
a current there, as the vessel had got
past another point and shut in the fire
before the bell was struck for ten o'clock.
BY eleven it was a dead calm, and the
sails hung motionless, save for the oc-
casional Tapping caused by the slight
roll of the schooner. The helmsman
had made the wheel fast by twisting the
tiller-ropes together with a belaying-pin,
and was seated on a bucket which he
had turned bottom-up on the deck. I'VE
didn't pretend to keep man-o'- -war-disci-
pline in that craft.l was leaning
against the rail, talking to him, when
he suddenly stopped in the middle of
sentence, and asked, "Did you hear
anything off there, siry" at the same
time pointing to the headland we had
passed shortly before.
"No," said L !; "did your"
Eyes sir; heard crash like tree
breaking off, and then thought
heard a yell, - said the seaman.
" It's strange I didn't hear it," L
said; " twas Imagination, Tom"
"No imagination there, sir; 1 heard
noises, dead sure" said Tom.
"Well," l answered, "the noises won't
hurt us, at any rate; we'll keep good
lookout till morning. / don't think
the schooner has been seen from the
land yet"
Won't you rouse up the captain and
mate, Mr.. Murray ?'' continued Tom.
$ / would, sir. l don't pretend to tell
you your duty, sir, but I've seen
more of these islanders than you have,
and you can't be too careful how
you work round 'em. And this is one
of the worst islands anywhere round, so
they say"
did not place implicit credence in all
they" said, but knew that old Tom
was cool, trusty seaman, and that he
had made number Of trading voyages
previous to this one; SO / replied, swell,
Tom, don't suppose it will do any
harm; step below, and wake Mr.. Moran;
III see what he has to say"
In few moments the mate appeared,
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22
Important. f True.
Lueky Raldmn,s UnLucsr Lr,cks.

E. J. Baldwin, of the Santa Anita Ranche, was brought before Commis- sioner Whiting yesterday on various charges of irregularity in his wine and brandy manufacturing. Through his counsel, MT. A. Glsssell, he waived an examination. The question then arising as to the amount of bail that should be required to hold him to ap- pear before the higher court, witnesses were examined as to the magnitude of the otfense. MT. Pensioner, who has been for the past three years MT. Bald wins distiller, testified that it had been the custom to refill stamped packages with liquor that had paid no tax, the same being done by the direc- tion of the proprietor, said packages being for retail purposes at the store owned and carried on in the interest of NIT. Baldwin; this has been the reg ular practice ever since the store was opened for business, and was discon- tinued about six weeks since. MT. J. A. Kelly, who has been in the employ of the defendant, also testified sub stantially to the same facts and fur ther, that in a conversation with MT Baldwin at one time, he (Mr. Baldwin, said that he was paying the Govern ment well enough, and it stood him in hand to get the best of them when he could" Upon this testimony Com missioner Whiting held the accused in the sum of $3000.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22
MdrrJed I1 tbe Street.

A romantic wedding occurred in oul streets recently. A party of immi grants arrived in town from the East and, stopping on Santa Fe avenue be low the postoffice a sprightly young fellow jumped out of one of the wagons and asked where he could find a minister or justice of the peace. On being informed he hastily procured a minister, and helping his fair bride from one of the other wagons in the train, stepped with her on to the side walk, when they were duly united in the bonds of wedlock. After receiv ing the congratulations of the minister and their friends, he assisted his pretty young wife to a seat in his own wagon and drove of apparently perfectly happy. The scene was a novel one and attracted considerable attention from passers-by, as both of the princi. pals in this little act were young and attractive.- Pueblo Chieftain.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22
Guardians Sale of Real Estate

| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tu,- | N in pursuance Of an order of ,he Pr- bate Court or PInal County, Arizona Ts, ritOry, m ade on the twenLy-third dsv o, June, A. ID. 1879, In the matter of the esi.,. and guardianship Of Samuel T. SwesnsS SerRdna Sweeney, CatarIna Sweeney. Tois Sweeney and Maria l.. Sweeney, minor, the undersigned, the guardian Of the p-,' sons and estates of the said minors- Tut sell at private sale. to the highest bIdds. for cash, in lawful money or the UnIst States, and subject to confirmation bv said Probate Court on or afLer Mondar the eighth day Of September, A. D. B'g all the right, title, interest and estate of the said minors in and 10 all those cersin lots, pieces or parcels or land situate. Iy ing and being in the City Of Tucson. Ter. ritOry of Arizona, and bounded and de scribed as follows, to wit:
 Lot l, block No. 20. City Of Tucson.
 Lot ?, block No. 49. City Of Tucson.
 Lot 2. block No. l3l |, City Of Tucson.
 Lot l9. block No. 8, City Of Tucson.
 Terms and conditions Of sale-Lsgfal money Of the United States; deed at er pense Of purchaser.
 Bids or offers may be made at any t!me after the first publication Of this Iolios and before the making Of the sale.
 All bids or offers must be in writingapd left at ihe office Of Granville H. Oury. al torney at law. Florence. Pinal County, Arizona Territory, or delivered to the un. dersigned personally.
 MANUEL s:. RAMIREZ, Guardian or the persons and estates Of Samuel T. Sweeney, Serafina Sweeney Catartna Sweeney, Lola Sweeney, Mara l.. Sweeney, minors.
 c. Fl. OURY. Attorney for Guardian
 Dated August l5, 1873. 45-et
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22
Mining Work Notlce.

TNo T. McCARTY AND ALL OTHERS | interested in those certain mining lclaims known as the Rosie Blade and EX- press situated in the Tombstone Mining District, Pima county, Arizona.
 This Is to notify you that in accordancs with provisions of the mining act of May 10, 1872, that in compliance with require menfs Of sald act, work has been done on said mining claims for one year back past. ending July Sl, 1879, by the undersigned. NOW, therefore. if within ninety days from the first publication Of this nOties y'u do not come forward and pay JOuT proper proportion Of the cost Of the said work, the und rslgned will claim forfsll' ure Of all your rights, title and interest In and 10 every portion Of said mining claim. J. W. MURPHY,
 P. B. KNOX.
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