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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14
A New Treatm ent.

The Golden Eirir Of Life, wondcrf,d cures
lfyou have Consumption, md would
know that ycur cough can he made loose
aud a-y-Hsciic Feaver aud Nights Sweats
checked ia "a hours Inflammation taken
,ha, you can bsmade to gain 3 to 9
pounds of healthy flesh per week ifyou
have Cararrh, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache.
Heart Disease, Liver Complaint, Nervous
Debility. Seminal Weakness or Sperma-
iorrhcea, loss Of sexual power In either
sex from any cause II you have nny
I form Of nervous weakness. losing flesh OF
wasting away and would know OF an I'm
mediate relief and certain cure for mauy
OF the severest cases in short time
new meth cd with new agents TO fattei
every body, invieoraie aud make sIron,
and healthy the mos, homeless cases. cut
this out and write At once for particular
TO B, s. DlSPENSARY, Berrin Spring.
Mich. July -, so.iy.
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SRLlxsaaoys, Pa. Oot. z, 1880.

En-. Posr:-I see by the Posr of to-
day that in Selinssrove rest the re
mains of fGovernor Simon Snyder: The
statement is true, but no one would be
able to say where the tomb is' by any
monum ent or other mark hearing suit.
able inscriptions. During my boy
hood, and many times in later years. !
have heard campaign orators and cam
didstes for Office refer to Honest ST.
mon Snyder" but I have never heard
Of - senator or Representative from sny'
der ssking the Legislature of Pennsylvs'
mia 70 erect suitable monument over
the resting place Of the honest Govern
or. I think IL would be = graceful
thing N do snd one 70 which no grea
o''lsotIou could 10 o6esed Your
T.aly !. WI X
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n you have horse for sale. one pack /.
age Of Robevts lIor4e Powders will inn
prove his condition 10 the extent Of 10
per cent. 10 his selling price. Farmers
heurc this out ~ cents buys u package.
For sale by all druggists.
Poulterers and Farmers that are alive
TO their Interests are at this season OF the
year giving their chickens w. u. Roberts
Poultry Powders. II makes them healthy
and strong. consequently more valuable
for the fall trade.
They said 'Sbe never told her love.
hut let cobcealment like q worm 10 the bud
feed on her dsmssk check :" hut when
they found 1t was not love. hut the re-,
mains OF a cold that was surely and sadly
leading TO consumption. they procured
Wild Cherry aud iloarhound II Is nee l.
lees to remark that she recovered. Sold
by sll Druggists % Cents per Bottle.
To be ? or not to beP That Is the
question: Whether 'tis nohler in tn,
mind TO suffer the aches and pains that
human flesh Is beit to. when overinken by
a severe cough or coll or 10 purchase n
hottie Of sipes' Syrup of Tar. Wild Cherry
and Hoarboun1, and by thus opposing
end them Sold by all druggists. u
aud 80 Cents per Bottle.
Siues' syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry an
lioarhonn shni' At the he,l OF all pre-.
pnrniions Of Tar Iloarhonnl. nni II need,
ruly one trial to satisfy the most increiu
lous that It will 10 all that IL caimel o
IL that for Coughs aud Colds 1t has ",
equal. Sold by all dnggists At 20 aud D.
Gents per Bottle.
Mothers. before giving your little bah,
cough or Group medicines. renemher that
Sne,' Syrup Of Tar, Will Cherry ant
lloarhound is the only Cough Preparation
that con'ains no opium. morphine ner an!
har
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Administrators Sale OF "a
VALUABLE FARM.

TIlE undersigned, Administrators
! of the estate Of J. Howard Kline late OF
Adams township, Sny Ter couaty, pa deed.
by virtue OF an order issued out OF the orphans
Court OF said county, will expose a, Public
Sale, on
Saturday November 9th, 1880,
on the premises, a valuable farm, situate iu
said township aad cpunty, bounded Nurih by
land OF James Au All, EHt bS land OF isaac
Binvaman James Smith, south ny ltnl of
! 0hn W, Bingtntn and James smith and
West by land Of Dantel III kline ami Joseph
Hassinger, containias
81 Acres,
more or less. In a high state OF cultivation
u"irr good fence-whereon are ereoe cd good
2stOry frame
Dwelling House,
SPRING HOUSE, wherein Is a never.filling
spring OF excellent water, large
Bank Barn,
and other necessary outbuiliiugs-a hno yeung
ORCh AN Of tho n n, IA fruit tres.
sale t. commence at 10 o'olooI A. NJ Of said
day, FERNS Of SAFE 80 rs,son ,ble as TO acc0 an
modate almost any purchaser
JAMES Z. KLINE,
JAMES AURAND,
Oct. II, 1850. Administrators.
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The most reliable liniment 10 the marks
et-Roberis' Embrocation-35a and 10 Cts
same sire as other linimeuis that sell
for 90 Cents and $l.oo. For sale by all
Drugsists.
"Qnoih the Raven. never more - But
he had no reference 10 Sinss' Syrup oi
Tar. Wild Cherry and iioarhound. f,r II
only nssds ono trial for people evsrm,rs
70 use II 10 cases Of O'lds or Coughs snd
I'll affections OF he Bronchial Tabs ss
>eld by I'll rslisbls dsuxyisis st "a slu
" csats m bssalA
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rhsasaau can nov be legally shot.
Have you heard ihs news from obio and
ruaixr.
McKEks ! FAILS. Oct. ., 1880.

Mr.. ED. The Tobacco crop is gatb-
cred iu--and il was exceedingly good,
along the Susquehanna. The best
average crop that have observed be-
tween Liverpool aud Selinsgrove was
raised by P. l.. Hains, on the Sheridan
farm, owned by J. d. Hall.
The largest leaves measure from 3s
to Il inches ia length average length
about 30 inches. II is calculated tina,
none in the county is able to compar,
with him. w. L.
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ID ED.

September 2sIh At Fremont, OF drph.
iberia. Anon Nauh J. as, son of Samuel
and Sarah Boyer. aged - years, u
mont BIS aud u days.
Sc picmber Both. in Union township,
Of oil age, Peter sIrawser aged 81 years
10 mo nlbs aud II days.
In New Berlin. Oct. l, 1889. John Mau.
rer. aged G4years. 4 months and 6 lays
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Sept, 0, 80.

No. IL Of the Humboldt Library of
Popular Science contains the first half
of Henry W. Bates's work "The Nat.
nralist on the River Amazons", one OF
the most charming books Of travel
and natural history in the English
language. It has passed through sew.
eral editions in England aud the Unit
ed States, but il is now first published
ut such price, Is cents for each ol
the two parts, as to bring it within the
reach Of all classcs of readers. Fol
sale by A. X. GIFT
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A valuable Brick Huscl, located in
Franklin, opposite the sunbury aud
Lewistown Railroad depot, is offered
for sale.
Thisis q substantial building built
on the most modern style, adapted IS
a Hotel or private dwelling beauti-
fully located a well Of excellent water
In the summer.bouse ; and ample
stabling, ice house aud other out
buildings.
For further particulars call on or adj
dress, D.F. KERSTETTER.
Middleburg, Pa.
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]. Frederick Hotlenstein. Of Sha-
mokin Dam. has our thanks for a fine
lot cells presented US last week. May
Fred. live long years to enjoy his
pleasant home on the hanks Of the ro'
mantle Susauehanna and may her
waters always yield abundance Of eels,
bass and salmon and may they al
ways GIL his orders complete.
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Geo. Botteiger and man named
Mckinney. on the 5 inst, were hewing
timber, in West Perry township.
McKinneys axe slipped from his
hands and struck Bottsiger back Of
the ear killing him instantly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

The highest premium was awarded
the Singer Sewing Machine at the
Union County Fair held Oct. @. 7, and
s. 1880. which again proves the we'll
established reputation Of this old and
Reliable machine over its competitor.
SAMUEL DEIBERT, Agt.
Middleburg, Pa.
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Pressing leaves engages the atten'
ton Of tho young ladies' now, except
when their bsaux happen to be around
when the pressure is transferred to
but Ne refrain.
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.ut'er's c .rnct Btrl. of this place,
,sreby return their thanks to Mrs. B.
3. Grouse for the beau ,ifIl boquet pre-.
ken,ed them while ut Sclinssrovc, on
Tuesday last.
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ka1 News, &c.
eo,oIican Meeting.

Republican Meeting.
E,ca, .H,,ssni District Meet-
bs held a, tn following nam"
rd places
\ Tr melville, Dist. NJ citing.
\, Mcclure,
Beavertown,
Fremont.
=, Richfeld,
PreebJrs, Mass Meeting.
Ccntreyillo, Dist. Meeting.
ri,z r, lie,
amokin Dam. "
t Trovorton,
,mer,
burg, Mas, .Moeting!
sill be present at
client music will be
nr ofCommittec.
.iIARrMAN Charm,
.nyer, sec.
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II is said that seal ski coats will he
very fashionable this winter. As this
item may prevent numerous marriages
We hate to print il, but the live journal
is expected To give all the news.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

On Saturday evening the Club was
addressed by Messrs. Marr and Sobers,
Esqrs., Of Sudbury, and Hayes Of Lew
isburg The speeches we're highly
creditable and the audience, tn ough
not very large, was appreciative.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

Judge Pearson, Of Dauphin county
slys that election officers must not
ii ito" the votes On the tally sheets,
that ii is not legal, aud somebody will
sull,r from il some day.
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NJ. u. Roberts, Embroostion will not
cure all diseases that human flesh is he ir
to, hut for Rhsum atism. .sprains. .S~ellinss.
Barns or Flesh Wounds it has no peer,
" H. has au equal. Sold by oil drug gets
at So aaj 6v Gents.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

IN the go,h OH Testament days il
IA, consid ,reia miracle for an ass
} speak, and now nothing short Of u
hiracle will keep ono quiet.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

A wonderful Comet is now announc.
| u make it's appearance soor. 1t i.
nil to hc the same comet that was
,en in lj.l. You all remember thai
mn
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

whilea Sclin,grove, n few days ago,
I'VE saw At tie resilcnc. vi f}. VI. Card
her. y monster eel which weighs
pounds It will bc OIL exhibition AT
the fair this week.
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When daughters are infants mothers
|c anxionslo keep matches ont Of
,eir reach. It's somewhat diilcren
hen they grow M.
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Special Examinations.

There will be special examinations
held ~ follows
One ut Salem, Monday, Oct. %. for
Middlecreck, Monroe, aud Penns dis
tricts.
One at Middlebnrg, Tuesday, Oct,
%. for Adams, West Beaver, and
franklin district.
One at Port Trcvorton, Thur-day
Oct. 2G,fur Evrnl,le (Indl West Perry,
Chapman, a, Il Union districts.
These examinations will commence
at s o'clock, Il. IN.
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layer, sec.

| a;oo yari, OF Carpets JUS, received at
ksis's sslinsgrovo.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

-r -bnslnrss now before the plb
lie. You can make money
faster at WORK for Us than
DHS u at anything else, capital
mo- required. We will start YOU, fi2 n day
and upsards made At h lme by the Industrious.
Nen, women, boys and girls, wanted every
Shere to work Tor ns. Now Is the time, Yuu
can devote your whole time to the work, or on.
ly your spare moments, No other business
Will pay you nearly as we'll. No OF" willing to
work can tail to Intks enormous pay by engag,
ing at ono. Costly Outnt and terms tree, A
great opportunity for nasiny money easily
aud honorably. Address TRUsS 90. Aug.
o Maine. June -, SHY
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car ln,l Of Ohio Stone crooks ut
Iole.sale and retail II J. w. Dresses
brices moderate.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

|The unusually large crop Of acorns
|inps tho weather wise to the front
|,h predictions Of cold winter.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

w r. Keep on hand all Kinds of
w Blanks such as Notes, .Sun,r
monses, WTrants, Leases, Subpoo'
nus, DC &c.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

Mss Lir,ia Stahlnr ker, of Watson.
kn, Is visiting friends in Snyder.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

EXECUTORS NOTiCE.-Letters
IL test,mentary on tho est,ts Of Catherine
X uepp, decd, late OF West Braver twp, Snyder
county, P-nn'a,, have been granted O. the
All persons knnwing themselves
indeuird TO said estit' are requested to make
immediate payment, while thOfe having claims
are requested u present them duly autLsntioss
ted for settlement TO ~
JESSE KNEPP.
PAUL II. kNEPP,
Sept 30, 1880. Executors.
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the fpl.
~ lowing articles h,v' hem purchased
hy the undersigned. Al Constable Snle.ani
left IN the possession " Henry Renningnr.
during her pleasure. All persons are eau.
tinuel not 10 mel lie or Interfere with th.
snm' : Cow. Calf, 3 Plg.. Dung Fork.
Grnhhing Hoe, ANe- Sp,id, Rake.
Grind stone. Table. Chest. Barrel Clnck
Gun. Batter Chnrn, Scyrhc. Maui anl
Wedge. Coal Stove anl pipe, 3! Turkeys,
- Chickens.
ELiLhDsrn lluMNgL.
Aug 10, 1850 pI,
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Public Sale.

NlE undersigned. Administrators
l OF the E-tate Of y ter IIing1m,n, late Of
Adams suship, Snyder county, Pa, dsS, 4,
wlil expose to Public sale, on
Saturday, November 9Th. 1850.
on the promises situate In tho town nip a;prs
said, the following ie-rrlDs RsIl estate; All
that certain messut or lot VI grJda Goa.
taiuinB
One-fourth Acre,
ounlei North by land Of George Nusser, East
Ny lands ot Juhn VI. N0set nni D,ulel shaw.
yer, decd, south hy Publl' Road le,hing irhu
t.ntr"ville 10 rtpxelyille, AMI West by lands
Of GuOrgs Musser, VII rom are e-e,toih
One and half Story House,
and other ont buildings. Sold by virtue Of an
order issuei out ot the Orpnuns' Court Of Sny-
der county. So.
sale to commence At 10 o''lp,k l. ". ofslil
DAY when terms viii bo male know by
BENJAMIN HI NuEL,
THUdAS SW ARR,
Oct. II, 1850. Administrators.
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MIDDLEBURG PRODUCE MARKET.
coprtcIEp wErRLY nY
j. w. Dree SO.

Onions per hnshel 75I
Potatoes do :
Batter per pound 10 &c tGI
Eggs per dozen -
Tnllow perpouud q
Lard
Cherries
Seeded Cherries iG
Blackberries Il
Rn-herries %
Dried Apples 3
Dried Peaches pared -
Soap Ito Il
Ham II
5nvdlier +
Sides =
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Charley Bolender and John Rening-
err, of Franklin, are extcnsvily known
in this county rs No. farmers and
generdNy good .Jciious. Last Friday eve.
ming they hitched moon-eyed horse
to top buggy, drove up to Simonton,
Barber 4 Cos store to transact busi-
ness, see the sights and hear the news
Of the day. They hitched the horse to
the post, securely, rs they supposed,
went into the store. seated themselves
permanently for the evening, and he.
came absorbed in the discussion Of
prices Of grain. merchandise, stocks.
and the situation in Indiana and Ohio.
In the meantime the horse unhitcned
himself. wondered down to the creek
aud proceeded up stream To the deep
hole" above Bowers mill and there
planted himself firmly for a stay until
further orders.
Tho hours flew rapidly by and one
after another the residents of Franklin
strayed off to their respective homes
the desrted storesroom--the yawning
clerks the store-dog growled, bed
tim "a lot of young roosters boxed,
labeled and consigned to Phila., crew
IL o'clock and John and Charles too
concluded it was time to depart, SO
proceeding to where the horse and
buggy ought to be, found they were
gone-the night was dark and they
hunted in vain--they started home in
sort OIL don't care a-humor.
However, Frank Reitz who is always
on the qui rise heard a splashing in
the creek and having heard of the
iiig ht of the horse concluded rightly
that the noise preceded from Charley,
horse and so informed Simonton, Fos
ter. and Merrill Barber who brought
him out-John and Charles were bro
back and rejoiced that the lost wai
found. We nearly omitted to say tina
charley in the pursuit of the horse
galloped through the Bridge at a
break. k.neck speed ran over Ellis Stein
niger and almost put Ellis neck out o
joint.
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The mass meeting ut Adamsburg
was decided success. The meeting
WAS addressed 10y Hon. n. G. Fisher
HON. Alfred Hayes, Mcssrs. Mckee
and Culhcrton, E4qr.., Of Lewistown
and w. Y. Lyons of Reading.
Judge Midilcswarth aud DR.. |. ID.
Conrad were Marshals of the Beaver,
town delegation. Chief Marshal DR.
\. N. Smith and his aids received tn,
several delegations.
Tie demonstration was n grand ono
and of the old-time order 1T was ful.
ly up to the expectations Of all--it cv
denccd the spirit and unity of til,
west end.
The speeches were brilliant ant
well received. In n word ii was glor
ious meeting. The music was in keep
ing with the meeting. Up goes our
hat for Adams and the Beavers,
q The Bcavertown and MidIleburl
Bands furnished mnsic.
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Philadelphia a1d kead,l
Rail Road.
arrangement OF Passenger TRAN,
MAY 10Th, 1sJSD.


Trains idre Hrndon as fo'-
Io,rs (SVuidys EIceptcd)
For Shamokin, 1910 Ills ar ard
3.2b pm
For NJ Carmel, Ashland, rnusqut,
Potsvil'e, Recalling, and rhilAltpa,..
ll.l5 a IN.
Trains for Hrniop. iedw az iono;rs.
(Swd1vy Eycephd1
Leave shamokiu. 500, 1000 q m l.3"
ani 3.i5 y m.
Leave Philadelphia 9.i5 IN. Rsali
ll.5j an.
Pom.vlle, 1890 p III. Tamaqua lac
m Ashland iipm
Mt Carmel $50 r m.
7Tuins knw Harrisburg ns follows:
For New York, obs, % q M, nad
"a p. IN.
For rh,laielph,a 5.l5. 60. sos az
.. 5Da. III. As aui 100 pm.
Sunddys
For New York 2Oa m
Fer Philadelphia |. 45I. m.
| Trai 10 for HrriSjUrG sdre Us fOlioLs
Leave New York, \. ~ n IN 90 aud 8 So
IN.
Lc,'c Phisie'pbis, 9.46 IN. lO'
aud o. 81 i5p. IN.
SVaIdVs
Lo.ve New York $40 m.
Leave Philadelphia 7.i5 m.
j. T. WOOTTEN,
Gen1 Manager
/ c. G. HANCOCK,
Gen.l pass'r n Ticket Agt.
Fsb b'il. VII n ~.
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A DNINISTR >TORS' NOTICE.
I Letters NJ aimiuistratioa on tho estate OF
Illlm,n t,ehr late OF Wrst lira'or twp. Sc yde-
county, Pa, decd have been granted to tho
undersigned. All persons knowing thems selves
Indebted tn sail estate VIII please make In.
mediate payment while those having clnims
against said estate will present them for settle.
ment to
ADAM wNGSER
Oct. IL, 1850, Administrator.
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Tie Nj ldleburg cornct band. that ac.
companied the Lewisburg delegation
to the great republican demonstration
at Willamspori, surprised everybody
vi tn their proficiency in music. No
one thought that Middlebury could
ge, up baud that could equal almost
any in this part Of Pennsylvania.
Their fine appearance, handsome
uniforms and project drill attracted
the attention o. Lewishurgcrs, and
called forth many compliments.
Among the thirteen bands that joined
in the parade, this one stool second,
being eIcelled only by the famous Re-
pasz band, of IpilliamSpurt. We
hope that we may soon have the
pleas ure Of hearing them again. -DGi'
transport Breakfast TiJLc.
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KNHi0,0siid.S.-
PENNSYLVANIA r. r.

Trains isavs Le~istovn Junction 90 fei'e~s
MAIN EsTwARr.
Plttsburgh Esprs0 1ere n
Pscino Express "a
Way Passenger letoe. nf
Wsif sbsp. M
Fast Line mp. ~.
EAsrwARD.
Pscinc Express sIs.
mai sap
Express IL
Johustown ESpfcss nus ~
Tho Fast Jlue. way Passenger snd th. rsel'
lc Express west, and the Pscino and Asisutie
Espress east run datty.
Way usin, leave stations In Mlnsio oounsy
n q fofloNf.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-16
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ following named persons that the following amounts
have been added to the assessed valuation the
erty described hereinafter and opposite their names
by the Board OF Equalization. in words and figures
follows
William Coos5E Raised quartz mill Carson River,
from goo to $500.
VIM. NJ. Wyncoop Raised real estate, from ss7s to
$3.50.
j. A. Hoover. Empirc-Rased on hotel and lots En-
pire City, from $500 81 900.
T.. NJ Rovard. Empire Raised estate from $3.50
to $500.
Patrick Monogue- real estate 81 600 to
$500.
G. l. DaysNaiscd lots 7, s, 0 and 10, block Al,
esiienco from s. 900 to s. Oo0; half
lots and 10, block Il. stone building, from $500 70
$4,000; ON horses from $50 to &l5o; merchandise,
merchandise. from -, COO to $4,000.
VIM. Skyrnc Raised lot !. block 6. from 81, 90 TO
$500.
Thomas Gordon Raised cast half Of south % feet
block 10, two small dwelling houses, from $3.50 to 500
Sister Frederick, agent of the Sisters OF Charity SAINT
Joseph fIouse-9ased land known the old Carson
race course from 81 500 To g, 600
And you are hereby notified that the Board Of Elual
cation will be in session on MONDAY, THE i1th DAY
OF OCTOBER 1859. when al persons entitled to hear
ing be heard and final action will be had in the prem
ises BY order OF the Board.
scei' J " MARSHALL. Clerk,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-16
NoT1ch No. CD.
Act Of conses.. Approved June 3. 1875.

UNITED STATES LAMP OFFICE, !
CARSON CITY Nevada september a. lSS'.
Notice is hereby given to all whoHt may concern That
Matthew C. Gardner sf the County of Ormsby State OF
Nevada has this day filed in this Office his application No.
H. to purchase from the United States Government the
following described tract Of land chiefly valuable for tim
Der and unfit for cultivation Southwest quarter OF
Section in Iow1sh No l6, north OF Range Ne Is east,
NJ D. NJ, cont.nng 100 acres, and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada, U. S. Land District
Any and all persons having interest in, or claim to,
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
to such adverse claim with the register of said Land
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period oi publication oI
this notice. falling ~ do, they will be barred Of
such adverse right Or claim.
se,25 sod c. A. WIrIfERELL Register.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-16
EQUALIZATION.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
II the has this dar delivered to the under
signed the Assessment Roll for tho current fiscal year,
together with the map Ok aid the original lists OF
property and that the Board OF County Commissioners
will set Board # Equalization at the County Clerk
Office,
Monday. September goth instant.
AT O'Clock and continue in session from timo TO
time provided by law until the business OF equa!za
ton is disposed Of -
J. H. MARSHALL,
Clerk Board OF County Com ulssioners,
Ormsby County, Nevada.
Dated September s. $50. u