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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-25

To plpMppC The Employment Bureau
~ AnnukDuD' furnishes Hay and HARVEST
hands FREE. Orders by mail promptly filled.
CHAS. COTTON, Minneapolis, MINI.
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-Garfeld's tow-line is pulling him
now TO the White House.
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SECOND DAY.

The most of the day was consumed
on the formal organization. EN-Gov.
J. W. Stevenson of Ky. WAS made
permanent chairman. The interest
OF the day mainly conferred in the dis,
position TO be made of the Tamany
delegates from New York. The
committee on credentials left Tam
any out in the cold by Il large vote,
After the presentation of candidates.
with the accompanying speeches, an
informal ballot Was had with the fol-
lowing result:
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Con. a. j. Edgerton is endorsed
by the Dodge county Republicans as
their choice for congress.
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Blaine will stump the Pacific
coast for Garfield.
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-Fiz-bang-fire! Get ready for
the glorious Fourth!
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1t is absolutely painful to observe
the difference in the public interest
as to the two Conventions. The
perstige Of victory is all withChicago.
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GOOD THUNDER.

Our band visited Albert Lea last
week during the State Band COnven.
ton. The boys were splendidlY enter
tanned at both private residences and
at the hotels. They enjoyed the festivi-
ties greatly. The Minnesota Lake
band accompanied them. John Ora,
ham and o. II. Austin were appointed
on the Executive Committe for the
State. Mankato was suggested as the
next place OF meeting.
The crops are splendid, the rain not
having injured them in any respect
Corn perhaps has suffered slightly.
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New Advertisements.

Ice Cream, Lemonade,
and Refreshments, at all hours, during
Campmceting, at D. T. ROwIAND's,
Minneopa Falls. Meals 25 cents.
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Congress has adjourned, thank
Heaven.
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MAPLETON.
(From the Mapleton Censor. }


The free will Baptists held their quar-
tcrly meeting at the Baptist church in
this place, commencing on Friday last
at Q o'clock T.. NJ. The following minis
tcrs were in attendance: Rev. +. Berry,
pastor of the church at this place; Elder
Davis, of Madelia; Elder Keevillc, of
Evansville: Elder Kelly, from near James
willie; Elder Stowe, from near Easton
Elder Soloman Stowe, from about 3 miles
southeast of MaplctOn. The meetings
were well attended both by people from
Mapleton and from abroad. This church
is comparatively new and is nearly out
of debt. They have a fine organ in the
church, and the best of it is they owe
nothing on it. There was debt of 1G
dollars on the organ, but at this meet
ing that amount was raised and the
musical part of our meetings can now
be carried on without feeling as if there
was debt hanging over it.
Lorin ID Tcnny was thrown from a
buggy last Saturday, breaking the bone
of his left leg Il little above the ankle
joint.
j. NJ. Moore has moved his store and
effects to Amboy. VIM. Stroebel has
succeeded Mr.. Moore in the mercantile
business.
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CINCINNATI.
The Democratic Convention.

The Cincinnati Convention WIS
called 10 order last Tuesday. nj 1910,
10y Senator Barnum. In accordance
with the programme Judge lloadlcy,
VI Cincinnati, was appointed tempo
rary Chairman, and accepted the po-
sition with 4 long speech. lie culo-
giZed the principles of the Democrat.
L. party and set forth its duties in this
great crisis. He worked in little
original matter upon the great fraud
of 20. The Convention was musu-
ally subdned. about the only event of
interest occurring OF the call of States
Tor committees, when Tammany un.
dertook 10 get in its work. but was
unsuccessful. After the Committees
were appointed the Convention al.
Journed until 10 O'Clock Wednesday
morning. The rest of the day and
evening We're given up to caUcuscs
and speculations. The Music Hall,
III which the Convention is held, j.
handsomely decorated with llags anu
eyergreens, and a banner stretched
across the hall bears the words: "OhiC
Greets the Nation"
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THE NEW IRON MOWER,
Complete in every particular.

We always carry full REPAIRS those who buy the Nc
Cormck find repairs with matter how old the
machine Lots of machines have been laid aside in this county
half out because the repairs could not be obtained
Let talk little about the and Irvine binding business
We shall not offer any Irvine binders for SALE but the
facurer who have failed with will ask to experiment with
twine If Irvine binder be made shall have
but adopting usual course shall not ask
the farmers to do the experimenting
There is every prospect OF good crop the coming haVes
will have to be done with wrehe Mccormick Binder do it.
ShOud Irvine binder be made set down
certainty that wne will always cost than wire Last
with Irvine 5c and 2 there but tre difference
with wire cheaper and Irvine to 10 cents higher Irvine
will cost good deal the most 1t will undoubtedly be for
years to Large making
amounts 25 years. and
Der how in 1875 the wire for few thousand extra binders
most impossible be Obtained Factories have yet to be built to
Here few by testimonials:
Mr. G. Dunham of Owatonna Steele county, Minn Feb
16, 1886, writes
ss Ts. sg ars @ E $ ssH a
s:: ~ ~ e sa s $ ~: s ]
sa s s an s s sSSf sSa the Irvine cost much acre
Mr. Walter A. Weatherston of Warsaw, Rice county, MIMI
February Z, $780, writes:
S f. ES'$ ss; s:S$ ;:.; +
sa S H' s
@ 5 a " . win r sH s Purchase sns 5 s s5
John Harshaw of Rice county, Mimi on February $780,
writes:
sS a$sFT III len. % ss :s % q s s w sl H
5 &c s @ Ss @ s VIZ f. ssE @ = 81 Il | e.:
ar 1 a hs;e my s Gs asI durable and none reliable and perfect
Mr. Peter Headline of Warsaw Rice county, Mimi, Feb
ruary 5, $780, writes
AS ] s s$ s ts snS me w q s vi" {; s
h NEVER a n peE o % @ but s M At Saon
%s q s
as % 81 %s h ss sa'' bitter experience that experimenting wit" machines
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From the towpath to the White
Housed
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THIRD DAY.
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JOHN N. HALL, Act

Books, Ag Mapleton r. LEWIS Co., Ags Lake Crystal
oTHRop CONRAD Ag Amboy FRITAG Agt Ncolet Station
julius GRAF, Agt, at Good Thunder Mankao May 81 49,
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Little Story about Binders. Why He bought a SelfBnder

The following from tho Rochester Post shows the farmers not much blame for
outwit
Of
MCCORMICK BINDER
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Mr. Peter Headline of Warsaw Rice county, Minn- Feb
1880, writes:


Mccormick Wire Binder
chine finished harvesting
%
umois nsiebas
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SITUATION WANTED,
In store or Office In this city or vicinity, where
the services of an experienced young man 10 re-
quired. Has Is years experience In general
mcrchandise, and Is thoroughly competent to
take charge of a set Of books and. the manage
ment of a retail store. Speaks scandinavian,
German and English auently, and can furnish
C. A., Box 426, Msnkato. Mimi.
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Mr. Walter A. Weatherston of Warsaw, Rice county, Minn
Iruary Oyrtes

Heretofore have always been preudced against wire bin
Appeby Binder kept days and cut thirty
that There agent In the field day. but II
perfect nuisance. then Bought Mccormick Harves
in five days with no trouble whatever II s not only better
less bind with the wire than did with wne
chine and should advise all farmers who going to pur
"a nl
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-19

spot was silent, and the ground SO re-
Gently occupied by the Kioways was
vacant, while among stones of the de-
molisled barricade, were found only
the scalpless and mansled remains Of
of my late companions, The lieuten.
ants scanty ammunition must soon
have been exhausted, when he and
hi men fell victims to the mercless
sAvages.
THAT little Strawberry conclud,
ed the guide, as he threw aside hla
extinguiahel pipe, ana proceeded to
move the animal to q fresh grazing
scot, is worth lis weight IN gold, and
| reckon if any beast ever deserved
kind treatment at bis masters hands,
It's him.'
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f1y Linyanoyr District, at Uninnvilc, on
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the 9th, 7tl 9Th 9th and
i0ll Of September,
FJr L,GmGSin~R District, at Lcwistown,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the
9Th, It'll aud Sth OF September; at Han.
sonyilc. on Thursday, the 9th of Scptem
her; at Utica Mills, on Friday the 10th of
September.
o. J. KELLER
Registration Officer for Flee. Dist No. I.
ADAM GAJLT,
Registration Officer for E!cr Dist No. :.
V. b. 3WEARINGEN,
Registration Oilircr for Elcc. Dist. No. 3.
GEORGE w. BARRICK,
Registration Officer for Flee. Dist No. i.
JAMES \. ELDER.
Registration Oiliccr for Eicc. DIST No. 5.
JOSIAH SMITH,
Ergisiratio officer tDl Elcc. Dist No. 6.
GEORGE W. BEALL.
Registration Officer for Elcr. Dist No. Z.
G. W. FRAWSBERGER,
Registration Officer for klrc. Dist No. =.
=. II. GRIFFITH,
Registration Ohir"r for Flee. Dist No. 0.
PETER HAUVER,
Registration OiN Ger for Elrc. Dis No, 10.
WILLIAM CA1iMACK,
Registration Officer for Flee Dist No. Ii.
LEWIS II KARIN,
Rcgistraiion Officer for Ecc. Dist No L..
G. a.. R,DDLEMOSEK,
Registration Officer for tlcc. DIST. No. 10.
HET HEii SNATF,
Registration Officer for Elcc. Dist No II.
y CDLLi'LJWEH,
Registration Officer E.l Hlcc Dist. No. -.
O'iliO J. GAEER,
Registration Oilitcr fer E'cc Dist No. IL,
CHtS. h. SIMPSON,
Registration Officer tor I!cc, Dist Nc. II.
WILLIAM Il DORSEY,
Registration Ofiiccr for itlpc: Dist No. -.
NAMIJVDN LINDSAY,
Registration UGj,rr lor Ilcc. N;s't No 10.
mo. + d. &CHAEFIElt,
Registration Onicc, fer i.jec. Dist 30. "a.
&uH. .93t
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lob Worl-CASu ON DELIVERY.
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CPS, Monday. SHS,e'@9- ss"e'nc%
G;sy. H'iss:ge<S:sy IDsS Friday
"c3!"miH.r &t3,q ?th. S!h,
SIN ANA 1OsEi, 1885.

aud Will remain in session on carA Of saA
DAYS from o'clo,H. a m WHi'i E o'"lor<,
IL n ter t." uarpn.r uf striking trom tnr
j,j Of DaM'iIj, votes tlc uem"s oG al aucti
person, ~ Iva, G Iie! removed, or .,r.0mr'
"@f"a',"'N >.rct 'Ae 'E@'i"nN ''Gl" .,a''"";
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,',' w., - ""p May w. ~, ~ ''',,,, ',,yn',H
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Signed that iAry pos~r.y, or viii possess
biora l,r ily OF ricrtiou ucNl ~n>uiug.
ail thr requisite Qualifications un1cr thr
Constitution ui tie nucd states an3 the
Laws maia IN pursuance thcrr"f, and ut
'h' Consultation "f 'I!" state %; HarEtaad
anh the l@"2 n' The sud ,~tIlG. IAC Reg
'S'ralion O>l~";a Nil o.rO at tine t5lio"mg
p'9r"s 'o.N!"
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Gtiiiffjo''.
straw sseE'z'y'H Heap.
A StUry GfTcXaS.

III was SCafCciE t"clFc liJHli!S "So,
said Jack Coleman as 4 party OF us
drew around our camp fire, that !
was pilo.ing a small party of Uncle
Sam's men up to Que Of The new forts
OH the Upper Hroz2s- believe they
called it Fort BeIknap, Or some such
name. The sciers WAS n cclous set
Of sreeuhorns-ncw recruits ! shnu;d
think, half dutch and lalt irSll--lor
YOU don see many Americans among
the regulars, besides the officers, only
in times ot war. and then if they
miss chaEce to volunteer they join
Che blue coats, just for tie fun of the
thing.
."tII tEese soier fellows were under
the command OF white skinned,
girhsh looking young chap, fresh
from West Point, yho, till he had
landed a. Houston, had never so
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ELECTION DISTRICT, No. 3,
(NIDDLETOWN.)

For the sale Of snirituons or fer.
luors, two hundred and
twenty-cight 22S votes
f.oAr'SULD Ok FOURTH FACE
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ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 2.
FREDERICK.


For the sale ct splrit0oua or fermen-
ted liquors, four hundred and forty
five HID votes.
Against the sale Of spirliuors or
i,rMcntel liquors, one Hundred and
ae.euty one (l1N votes.
pEEcINcr No. 9.
For the sale OF spirituous or fcrment-
cd LIQUORS, Two hundred and forty
two (4i2l votes.
AGAINST the sale OF spirituous or
fermented liquors, one hundred and
sixty four (iGl} votes aud five (o)
blank votes cast.
PRECINCT No. 3.
For The sale oil sniritliors or fer
mented liquors, four hundred and for
ty three (tA3, votes.
Against the sale of splrlluous or
lerlnelted liquors. two hundred aud
thirty one l23i) votes, two (2) blank
votes cast.
PRECINCT No. /.
For The sale of spirltuous or fer
merted liquors, two hundred and
ninety five $3.50 votes.
Against the sale Of spiritnous or
lermentel liquors one hundred and
forty eight l48) votes.
A msiority OF the votes in said
Election District, No. ., being for the
sale OF spirtuous or Iermented ll1-
uors.
ELECTION DISTRICT, No. 3,
(MIDDLETOWN)
For the sale Of sniritnons or fer.
manted liquors, two hundred and
twenty eight 22S votes.
F.oA.,HULD OK FOURTH FACE
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REGISTRATION or VOTERS
IN FREDERICK COUNTY
zi1g' sE'Ra1 Near 1856.

NotaH j. h2ww gjrcn 10 W chom ii may
Thnt in compliance with the Act
of the General Assembly OF the State OF
Maryland, passed at January session, 1876,
The Nulrrsigurd Officers Of Registration for
ii;n severe! Hhriun Districts OF Frederick
county, dnlY appointed by the Governor,
and commissioned and sW"rn, VIII sit with
upCn doors in their respective Districts,
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as the sun went down I tightened
Strawherry's saddle girth and during
the short twilight led him carefully
under cover Of the scattered rocks and
,nns0uite bushes; to smooth ground,
and altct had turned tho point CT
hiph rocks, mounted and with an en-
coura9ug hint from my heel, gave
him the rein.
But cautious as | had been, the
willy Indians had been watching ne,
and scarcely had ! emerged upon lev,
el grouul than filing the air with de-
ri@ivc Wells score or two Of the
painted rascols, mounted upon thcl"
neetest mustangs gave chase after me
while | could perceive others who had
been stationed along my loote-"s
ii they had antci patel my intentions
ready to fall upon ne.
Yet knew gallant Strawberry could
outrun any Indian nag ever had Il
trial with, and without pushing han
overheard, New oyer the rr@irle.
The Indians Oh either flank Of me
continued 10 rjsc apparently :Jm out
~
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could hear them calling to each other
| in the bottom of one of the deep
gnllics, and presently a score or two
showed their heads above the edge OF
the bank, and letting fly volley Of
arrows, lodged out Of sight again.
| was for getting Ont Of the prairie
as soon as possible, and reaching a
spot among the rocks, at the com,
mencement Of the rising ground,
here we could receive them at a bet
ter advantage, but the lieutenant wa@
SO greedy for fight thut he Woull' mt
listen to me n moment, and gave o..
lcrS for his men to tismount, and
form in regular soldier line. and await
the attack.
But scarcely had some oI them
obcyei the order lhan We heard u
fierce yell, aud the next moment the
prairie was covered with a host Of
mounted Nioways, thai came pouring
ny out of a Dirrancl aud charged
= Bh' down upon US. The sojors who
had not oLtved HE order, trusting
to their horses heels than to their ii:e,
|
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DENTIST. gEsSns&
LIAR. II. &. RADCLIFFE, >4sTsA>
f.si1sE! ssHs,
DE.N'E1*T', Es-ssI

rIss loratel at Mcchaacstown, Nd. and
vii, he found ut the residence Of Mr.. John
Miller, west of the post Office: lie VIII
visit I.ewis,own nu the first Tuesday OF
each month, at o 7 Zimmr:man'S; Crear-
rrstown, on second Tuesday OF each mont.
ut Kri.e's Hotel; SahIlasvillc, ON 'hlru
Tuesday ofracl m,nths, Stems Hotel. Al!
operations pertaining to tho protrsS,nn per
tnr,ne,l in a satisfactory n!auncr ahH Ill Ia"
prices. VIII always ne found in Oillre al
Mech.nirston On saturdays. ici'nhs
VISITED on St tacir residence II desired
without regard to distance. lanlo u
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RATES OF ADV EIlTISlNG.

RATES OF ADV ENTISlNG.
One 5 uarc, four inseItionso or less s Loo
each subsequent Insertion. 80
g two months 3
three months: j., 3
'' six months 6
one year
Tw"lvelinrs constitute ,quarc
s95" Ali5rral lleductionmadet yc%r't
advertisers
Local or special notices I 0 cents line
JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch, and on liberal terms.
Materials all new and good Impression
guaranteed.
lob Wnrk-CASU ON DELIVERY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-13
IN THk DISTRICT Cexes OF THE

II IR
j SECOND Judicial district OF the II Nevada. IN
and for the County Of ormsby. j. M StGt. plaintiff
Geo W HolcOn6, defendant, Action brought IN 'hs
District of the sen Judicial strict of the state
Of Nevada and for the County of Ormsby, and the com
plant fled in said County Of Ormsby in the otce OF h8
Clerk said District The State Of Nevada sends
greeting Geo. W HocOmb defendant: You are hereby
required appear Il action brought against you by
the abeveanled plaintiff In the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the State of Nevada ia snd
the County Of Orusby and to the corniast
fled therein "a copy Of which accompanies this sunes}
exclusive of the day Of service after the
service you of this sunmOnsif served Within this
County if served of this County but In this Dis
tric within twenty days. OtherSis within forty daysr
judgment by Gefault viii be taken against YOU This sag
acton is brought to the sum Of Six Hundred ana
Heven dollars and Forty three cents balance alleged TO be
due from psiIt account Of goods, wares and
nercharse furnished you by plaintiff at your tbe defend
ant special instance md request between the 7th DAY
of September A D. 1915 and the Sh Gay of July 1879.
the more fully appears in plaintiffs complaint.
file in my office, copy Of which Is herewith
served Plaintiff also demands judi gment for costs OF SUM-
And hereby notified that you fail to ear s0
tie said complaint above required the Said
plaintiff will take judgment against for the said su'H
OF S6lI 43 and costs IF snit.
Given under ny hand, and the Seal Of the Dis
~ trict Court Of the Second judicial District Of the
State Of Nevada, In and for the County of 0rmsby.
| AAA his 18th day Of December in the ysar Of our
49,. Lori one huldrt4i and seventy nine.
5sclT J. II. MARSHALL. Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-13
NO.. l39
IN THE D1srRICr COURT oE THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OE THH
aod for the County II Ormsby Orena A. bero, psinsa:
Bero, defendant Action brought in the Dstrt
Cosr of tho Second Judicial district Of the State Of Ne
yad in and for the County Of Ormsty and the compliant
filed County e Ormsby, in the Office of tho Cexf
OF said District Court The State of Nevada greet
ne to John Bero defendant You hereby required to
appear action brought against you b. the ab0ve
named nlpt In the district Court of Second Judic
District Of the Of Nevada in and for The County
Ormsby and to the complaint filed therein 10 eo5
Of which accompanies this sumnons) within tn days ex
sive Of the Of servce) sitter the service on you OF
sils summons-if served within this county; or if serve1
this county, but within this district within twenty
days otherwise within forty daysor Judgment by den4s
viii he taken against you. The said action s brought to
okta d. Of divorce dssoving the bonds Of mat4i
grounds of desertion and abandonment Plaintiff alleges
frst that since about the Sd day of June,
fully deserted and abandoned plaintiff has
continued aud continues TO desert and abandon her
Second and that since last mentioned date md
for more year last past the said defendant has
utterly failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff Tho
any Of the necessares OF life, which said ne
gect and failure and Is the result Of poYsryos
defendants part which he could not avoid by ordinary "
premises living of the issue Of her said
riage female child named Franketa Bero Of tho sgs
by defendant and left to the support Of plaintiff tsa e
defendant is unit to have the Of said child and he
educaton; that there no common property OF psanan
and defendant wherefore plaintiff Prsys decree ct the
court that the bonds between plaintiff and defendant ne
dissolved that lendng this action plaintiff have e -.
and custody n the said minor child Franketa Bsra that
upon hearing such and custody te awarded he
that pending this action defend mt be required TO pay
Vlantif such reasonable aimony and csuuss
fees just that she recover her costs and have
sach other relief she be entitled TO- al more fu
set forth in plaintiffs complaint And you hereby
notified that If you fail appear and answer the said o
plant above required the said plaintiff viii apply to the
the court for the relief demanded in her complaint
Given under hand and the Seal Of the District Coft
Judicial District Of the State Of Nevads.
in and for the County rnsby this 10Th dsyaf October
the of Lord thousand eight hundred sas
evenly nine. j. H. MARSHALL.
fsHAL, os1x
c. s. VARIAE Attorney Tor Plaintiff :
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NOTICE No. ~.
4 er or CoxaREss ArrgovED JUNK
n T. lS76.


CAnsoS CrIT. Nevada December %. 1878.
Nos Is hereby given 70 all whom It concern: Itnt
Andrew j. Toft of the County OF WEshoc, State Of Ne
vsda has this day filed In this Office his application Ne "a,
purcf from the United States Government the d
lowing described tract of land CHIEFLY vvunbe for timber
and unfit for cultivation viz West nalf "f southeast
quarter of section a. in ownsh No II north, Of Range
No. l8 east, NJ D. N, ct.lnng 80 acres and situets
within the Carson City, Novsda, U. ). Land District
Any and all rers)ns having Interest in, claim IT,
said land adversely to said cnt hereby rEqulreA
file adverse cAn With the register OF said land
office within tho SIXTY DAYS period cf publication ~
this notice, falling 90 50. they Will be barred.
salch adverse right " claim.
dec 81 sod c. N HARRIS Register.