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How fo Kean Rnffer

A correspondent of Rural Home says
l learned one or two things about butter
last spring. One of them is that butter
of ali kinds should either be made stiff
and set away in a cool place, or if not
made so stiff should be put in gallon or
half gallon jars and either sealed up or
thick paper (old letter paper will do)
brushed over with the white of an egg
fastened securely over the top. Before
sealing them up, however, it is well to
put about half teacup Of sugar over
the top of each, but if made thick
enough they viii not need 1t. In cam
ming fruit this should always be done,
rs It prevents them from mOlding, pro-
viding they are not moved and jolted
around.
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Poison wv,

The poison ivy is very poisonous to
some persons; they are poisoned by not
touching it at all, or even, it is said,
passing near it, while others may han
die it without being afflicted by the con-
tact in the least. The poisonous proper
ty of the plant is owing to II volatile
acid its effect is an acute inflammation
of the skin, often accompanied by a
great swelling. The effects remain
sometimes for months before the poison
is completely removed from the system.
The usual remedies are cooling purga-
tives and an external application of
lead water. An application of solu-
ton of hops has been known to prove an
effectual remedy when all other remedies
failed. The plant has sometimes been
mistaken for Virginia creeper, to which
it bears no slight resemblance. The
distinguishing feature is that the poison
ivy has three leaflets, whereas the Vir-
ginia creeper's leaves have five leaflets.
Persons have been poisoned by mistak-
ing the poisonous for the harmless
species. This plant is of the genus rhus
or sumac. There is also an upright
plant that is poisonous.
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ii OusehOId Recipes.

COFFEE WITHOUT USING FILTERS
Have the coffee ground rather coarse
and mix it thoroughly with the white
of an egg. Pour the water on when
boiling hard, and let simmer fifteen
minutes; pour off from the grounds at
once and send to table.
OYSTER MACARoNI-Boilm acaroni
in cloth to keep it straight. Put
layer in a dish seasoned with butter,
salt and pepper, then layer of oysters,
alternate, until the dish is full. Mix
some grated bread with beaten egg.
Spread over the top apd bake.
HENS NEsr.-A very pretty orna-
ment for the table may thus be made ::
One-half dozen eggs make hole at
one end and empty the contents, fill up
with corn starch made stiff. When
cold strip off the shells; pare lemon rind
very thin, boil till tender, then cut in
narrow strips like straw and lay in
powdered sugar fill deep dish halt
full with either cold custard or wine
jelly, put the eggs together in the center
and lay the straws nest-like around
them
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Fortunes for Smokers

FIRST-CLASS, UNADUL-
l. terated CIGARS sent free by mail for One
Dollar. The SUPERIOR QUALITY of these Gil
CARS is unsurpassed. AS an inducement to
extend their introduction, we give a premiu m
of chance in the LOUISIANA STATE LoTTER 7
to one purchaser IN every twenty. 1t will
pay to investigate the merits of these Cigars,
for "he is well paid who is well satisfied
Address r. L. PEAVY
II Chestnut ST., Portland, Maine
oct 20 sow
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For Sale or Rent.

MY RESIDENCE IN JACKSON. ON Pres;.
III dent Street, one square from the Capitol.
House comfortable and roomy, with all neces.
sary outhouses and conveniences, and in good
repair. If not sold by first of january nsTt
will be rented TO good tenant.
For terms. ETC.. apply to Cor. J. D. ETEw-
oetzo'sO-tf. Gus. ASHER.
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REVISED CODE, NOTICE.

OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACKSON, Miss, Oct 20 1880. !
All orders for the Revised Code of 1850
should be addressed to the undersigned
They viii be filled on day received. Tie price
Of Code, fixed by law, Is $500. When TO be
sent by mail, add % cents for postage. Unless
postage Is enclosed, the Code will Be sent by
express to nearest railroad station
HENRY @. MYERS
Oct1D-kf. Secretary o. State.
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j. d. MONAHAN,

Justice Of the Peace and Notary Public.
OFFICE IN Harris BUILDING UP-
" STAIRs, orner PRARL AND PRKsIDENT
STRRKFs, opposite CITr HAIL. - Office
hours 4. n 70 II n, and from / P. \ 70
=. u. J. D. M0NAHANs J. p.
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West Jackson Boarding House.

MRS. MARY Il. NELSON desires 10 notify
III her friends and the public that she win com
tinue to furnish frst-claas board and lodging,
by the month, week or day, ct her residence
very reasonable.
eapk16 60 aul.
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june3O 's0-4m
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THE FOLLOWING WATCHES ARE OPEN PACE NICKEL
STEM wINDERs AND ARE GOOD, DURABLE
TIME PIECES.
No. R-Boys Size, quite small, white dial-$7 80
Is B-Medium Size, white dial ............. 6 50
g C-Medium Size, black dab. Z 90
D-Large Heavy, white or black dial. 80
SOLID SILVER CHAINS 81 to IS; NICKEL
CHAINS, 81 so; SOLID GOLD CHAINS $12 to $40.
ES- These prices are Special and are one
third less than regular, and only given
to readers of The CLARION. If you order by
mail you must enclose copy of the Adver-
tisement. If you come to the store you can
not get the prices without the Advertisement.
SENT-Collect on Delivery by Express.
Oct20 'S0-3m.
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Take Good Care of the Horses.

There is no animal on the farm that
is so likely to be neglected as the horse.
The horse Of the city truckman, or of
the expressman, the driving horse and
the saddle horse are well cared for, but
the farm horse is too often irregularly
fed, and, so far as cleaning is concerned,
regularly and Systematically neglected.
1t is difficult to obtain a hired man
brought up on the farm who thinks
there is any necessity for taking special
care Of horse. Some horses upon the
farm are rarely, if ever, properly clean
ed, and yet the condition and usefulness
of the farm horse depend as much upon
the manner in which it is cared for as
any other horse. When brought
perspiring to the stable he ought.not to
be allowed to stand over night with the
dust drying upon him. a good clean
ing is half IA rest, and yet how often we
see the farm horse brought out in the
morning covered with the dirt Of the
day before and with the accumulated
filth Of the night still clinging to him.
Under such conditions, a horse is not
much more than half a horse. Often,
too, he i irregularly fed and indiscreet-
" watered. A horse at work should
have water five or six times a day. If
he does not drink more than two or
three quarts at a time all the better. a
horse that is kept from water until he
will drink two or three pailfuls viii be
very likely to have his digestive organs
and bowels seriously deranged.
To keep horse in good working con
dition he should be fed regularly,
whether at work or idle in the stable.
He viii last many years longer than if,
when at work, he Is heavily fed, and
when idle, neglected. A horse on the
farm should always be cleaned at least
once a day, and when hard at work both
night and morning. If not at work a
good grooming once a day will be suff
cient, and when idle good hay might be
substituted for grain at the MONDAY
meal but when at work grain should
be given, as he would obtain more
nutrition in half an hour from grain
than in many hours from hay. a hireC
man who is worthy Of his hire will taxi
pride in ministering to the comfort anC
improving The appearance Of the ANNA
he drives.
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ADJUSTABLE CORNICE

&66aa week in your own town Terms and
Co.. Portland. Maine
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1 am special Agent for the WALTHAM
WATCH, and offer the readers of THE CLARI-
ON . the following SPECIAL PRICES:
The Watches manufactured by the AMERI-
CAN WATCH COMPANY, of Waltham, are
all carefully regulated before leaving the fac
tory, and are FULLY GUARANTEED TO BE
GOOD and DURABLE TIME-PIECES. l.
100000 are speaking for themselves in
the pockets of the people. They are univer-
sally sold, both in Europe and America. The
English government use them exclusively on
their India railways, having recently given
this company their third order for 200 watches.
Illustrated price list VII be mailed free on
receipt of address.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
Allowing Couple.

Among tbs passengers who boarded
Michigan railway train the ether day
were bride aud groom Of the regular
holly hook order. Although the car
was full Of passengers the pair began
to squeeze hands aud hug as SOON as
they were seated. This, Of course, at
uacted attention, and pretty soon
every body was nodding aud winking,
and several persons so far forgot them.
selves as to laugh outright. By-and-by
the broad shouldsred and red handed
groom became aware of the fact that he
was being ridiculsd, and he unlinked
himself to the height OF ak feet. looked
up and down the aisle, and said:
"There seems to be considerable nod
ding and winking around here because
I'm hugging the girl who was married
to me at seven o'clock this morning. II
the rules of this railroad forbid man
from huggiDg his wife after he's paid
full fare then I'm going to quit; but il
the rules don't, and this winking and
blinking isn't bitten short of when We
pass the next mile post, I'm going 10
begin on the front seats and create q
rising market for false teeth and crutch-
est" II there were any more winks and
blinks in that car the groom didn't
catch 'em at Il.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
An AmtaMhl0 Pair.

There Is an arnicable way Of Arrang-
ing all domestic disputes If one is only
willing to take a little trouble. Two
hot tsmpers are not likely to make
things smooth, especially when it is the
fashion 70 bs extremely polite TO stran.
gers, even When they are offensive, and
to o. GROSS to ones own, even when
they try to be agreeable. "How do you
get on with your sifs nowadays 7" was
the question asked on one Of the boule-
Yards. "Splsndidly," was the 70
ply. "We have just discovered q
secret, aud it works admirably" "And
pray what ia it ?" was tho next quss-
ton. why, you see." was the reply,
"my wife and I are never at home At
tho same time. When she comes In |
30 cut, and when come she goes ont.
The plan works admiral ly, aud We are
both very happy"
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
Personal.

Col. Thomas A. SCOTT, the retiring ex-
President Of the Pennsylysnia railroad,
in compliance with the request Of the
directors Of the company, will continue
to render unoficial assistance in con-
Quoting the affairs Of the company, and
he will occupy one of the mest sooessi
BILE rooms In its csntrg: Office.
Senator Everhart, Of Chester county,
will have no opposition to his return to
the State Senate.
Vsnnor, the Montreal weather prophet,
has emerged from his obsCurity and
predicts frosts in the United States Ga
the oath. 25th and 26th Of July re-
speotively. ,
Miss Laurs, the daughter of Ruel
Heisler, left this city to-day on two
weeks visit to friends in New York
city.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
OBITUARY.


To the memory Of Dr., z. @. DunninV, b,
ne who was called suddenly away on thu
l0rning Of his burial.
Raise him up gently,
Bear him with care,
There's D new birth In Heaven,
A redeemed Son and Heir.
Yes, carefully and tenderiy,
Lay him TO rest,
He Is through with all sun ring,
He's at home with the blest.
At wilight angels called him
bile resting from care,
Up through the blue azure they bore him
To dwaI with them there.
He has finished his work,
His laDOrs are DER,
At home with his Saviour
He viii dwell eyermme,
Dear ID the place
where you leave his remains,
but dearer, far dearer, to know
That ysu will meet him again.
Then mourn not ye loved ones,
But pres steadily on,
He viii greet you again
On that glorious morn.
He will rom" with the Master
From the bright real ms above,
To meet eiIth's loved ones,
Who are redeemed by his love.
In white r. ea Of RICH 'eousness
With Chri't he'll appear;
Then trusting and waiting
You have nothing to fear.
"A. l.. S., A PATIENT.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
ALueGy Tramp.

A rather intelligent looking, though
poorly dressed yourg nan entered
Trittle & Co.'S. Office, Virginia City
Nevada, recently, and asked for en-
ployment.
III you can't give me work YOURSELF
he said, "perhaps You can get me
something to do elsewhere"
"Csn you keep books :" asked Book
keeper Ryan.
"No, SIR"
"Can you figure pretty rapidly :"
"No, sir" answered the young man,
blushing painfully.
"Havs you learned trade 2"
With increased confusion the appii-
cant for employment owned that he
hadn't.
"What can you do, then 7" demand
ed Mr.. Ryan.
"Well. | can play the fiddle ="
az don't know what use broker
could make of fiddler IL his business"
said Mr.. Ryan, th,ughtfully. "Dou
you, Sine :" he aeked Of Mr.. Barnes, Of
Candslars, who was an interested lis
tener to the dialogue.
swell" replied Mr.. Barnes, scratch
ing his back with slow comfort ON the
corner OF the ticker. shelf, "it might be
a good thing to cheer up the boys when
they come in to look at the list. De-
ponds good DIAL on how he makes the
fiddle show up. Got your instrument
handy 7"
"I'll get il in a mluute," cried the
young man, and darling ont he re-
turned in moment with a green bag.
After a preliminary scrape or two,
"Lannigan's Bali" was drawing a
of hattened noses against
the glass door.
"Did you ever take a course in a
institute ~ inquired Mr..
Barnes.
"No, sir" replied the pleasant must
clan.
That's 8 pity" said Mr.. Barnes.
"Wbat a barn burner with the fiddle
you'd b. il you'd only had education.
Do you like TO travel !"
"If had the means I'd like to-" an
swered tina bewildered young man.
"All right" said Sine, taking of his
hat and dropping dollar into it.
"Ante, gentlemen"
Mr.. Barnes handed over the collsc-
ton, aud, speaking kindly, said:
"Taks the coin, young fellow, and
20 10 Gold Hill. Give'em tune when
this is gone and they'll send you on to
Carson. A mau who can play the I'D
ale like you oughtn't 10 have any
trouble in travelling in style over the
whole world. Don't try Reno, though.
They're jokers down there, and go
more on tar than Collections" and the
ramp departed.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

Or STREET OAR LEAVES
bOTlOh. ~. dspOt at $50 t. connect
Dsdtss.te The the oar that leaves Rising
bOsti W.. w On an sunday morning will be
|spoI .. M,yse. in ample time Tor pas.
||ssth Az M d ,hs boat for Cape May. Boat
n Fourth sH" 523.lm
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

r. run DIVIDEND OF TEN
|mOE- II the balances standing to
|slt o. me-, Muluai Fire Insurance
Id Farmer STATE Of Delaware " on the
(psryol ~ Nav and subsequently post
|hosdsy ~ lad , Tor payment 70 those on
. . DUS tOr the same. $3.50.
10 FNS'p' " w. A. LAMOTrE.
Treasurer. =
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
NOTICES.

.lTCE-IbGs, asl FRO Insurance Com:
mrner nu M% are hereby notified
| JMill CreeA = h one quarter mill on the
4. AZ d one ~ a,a Sasls ia s,ue 70 meet the
I'M tho ta1aO a,a Of william Lowther.
4, fs o. dc ., nv iorwarI and paying their
Esnbss coin'y,sse l2tb day Of June next
M Of bslot.e ar = ABDUCTION Of seven per
N entitled " ColleJt0rS-John W. DaY,
4 IL their "a Howard Il. Finn, Christi
Li,sIne No. ns,v,eEson, Mill Creek Hd.
\, sphDgeT "D 620-3tw-ltd
~ SD,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
WANTED.

N ANTtD-A GENTLEMAN WITH A
\ 'MdlI ap0lnt Of capital, TO purchase
1IN v l1r all " long established and
|, M Tying business; satisfactory reasons
II, m ~ selling Apply at once, Rooms IL
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

IDR RENT ONE GOOD 1--WE, X OM
AID one 3roOmed house; 80 and 81 per
fA WaTas Il and SCOTT sts near City
lOl Iafte garden good water; convenient;
pant location, SO. Inquire
aM LtMlS'SrURt1 Forty Acre.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

,-cv FIVE HUNDRED SHARES,
JIlG ill., ,.,,ss Mechanics Loan Stock for
lel 'O ~ vmspt on the second Tuesday
~ Apply " j. MORROW. Sec'y.
All French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

IOR SALE GHEAp.-THE YACHT,
lille f." Dimensions q feet long, .
|hlm. lest depth Of hold. Apply JNO.
EgStN'S cigar store, Market IT., Ninth
\, Wilmington, Let. 6lStSt
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

ok SlIK-NEW SERIES CLAYTON
Loan Association, Sl.0j share. This
ltltiOa pays the whole amount Of ioau
|tlIeotg be Reniam monthly.
ii. l. NORTHEASTERN,
Elmd Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
FOR RE Mt.

|VlNESS OHANOE-FOR RENT
Ina! dasttabls store, stand and dwell
|ENt CuJa Dbl, at reasonable term'.
ths,,ck on hand will be- sold at a bar.
b a'rflcNry reasons for selling. Apply
RsdtfeSs HtALD b 90,
OF JAS. T. hcJLELLAND,
tBu Mt. Cuba Bel.
B-WllI reat without the stock II pre-
4.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

"n naa a.. "A SITUATION AS EN8I.
h II ,ao vol, aSSiS'anl engineer or foreman !;
HlcAS ctfse. ''''A"r ss1t,., NE
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

Observation-Disclosures
|lr,,r r'asa carriage painter; a permanent
IN a 90 extra in 'uoement 10 the rip ut
ERnnwPiy this evening. KENT ICON
N0" hhE N),, md at. store. 61blt
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

M A s,.,Lp IMMEDIATELY. - A DOOD
rs NV, ,of general homework must come
EsDcS st.ani oded. Apply At oece No ia
soH 6H-3t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

pk RENT-PAHtlES LOOKING FOR
sNd s24d, convenient. we'll located
~ Sill ind them VI our Otfioe.
HEALU & 90,
"eodu Tth and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

"NtED-TWO GOOD TIN ROOF
U e"' L. MURPHY, SIS SIMPLIFY sk2St2
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

N ANlED. GIRL Frs;
S'o S'tis 10 iearu, 2s8 Shipie3 81. 623t !
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

GOOD STEAM Wits
Ne; suitable isf tn boat or manu- 'actur-
kasAsh mont Apply REPUBLICAN, of.
5.lAf
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

-,oN-AIL PERSONS USING
Av Js.,. rom 2ll to 2i9. Of Mattahoon
itse,Ei v ,1I be rejected at the boat, and
pro, ~ S.nd on board With said tickets
h A. !. ~ dealt with according to law. by
|, # committee. o<'"
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
FOR SALE.

6rsALE-RNaINE AND rHRESH :
nv machine. As l expect to quit the
l,s'rr b4,insss will sell all the fixtures
A, SasineSs: Eight horse power engine,
IN Bios. make Westinghouse threshtng
,mp, lullinx machine, water cart, and
Iss bells Everything In good order, new
1 IN snglru last season. For iurthur In.
F,ion gppy to JNO. M EfGINSuN,
',Nq Practical Farmer, Btandywine HID.
kgNNltd
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

|0R SALF,-SMALl. B2ILER; SUIT
she Tor steam yacht or small business.
BIZ ~ King at, 6loti
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

NV S.ED "A SITUATION As CHAM.
set '''m@h so"i rel given. s4 Bennett
62l*St
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

vR RENT.-Fw0 PLEASANT SEQ
eHd ssory ROOM. Cor. 4th and Walnut
FL 6Z2t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

/ ,c. ALL TRANSIENT ADyER.
'Olio .mants n be inserted In the columns
i !iHTatIcas must invariably ba paid
w.. ns,V NJ tney will not DO given any ~
iTsnOe" '"' 6l8tf
Ian
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

UR RENT.-RtnMS WITH OR
Fth0a! board. SOS Shipley st. 624tlm
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

.or,rr THE DELAWARE LOAN
|Vi ,i'oa.s,toa now offers new stock for
VA'O t}HJ. O. MARS, Sec'y,
il OHee COL Shipley st., t2nd tioor.)
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

-" b.. ~ AN ENGINEER t'ORlU,S
WI fALGUN. &opiy immod!areiy
!lTu HOMER BARRY,
l1E Water Sc
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

IlT ANrE4TN
w en-, Ltp 10! PAIR SPRING CHIDK.
'sAaD th w, Y3re'l weekly, weighing not
S0I n, b. APPLETON,
Third 1t, Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

OR RENF.-A q nod STORE RO9CI
vail locAted, Apply IN
-, EVANS PENNINGTON,
'lNsW E. 8th st.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24
h0AR DIN q,

y Large ~ HTN,lIa'5 MARK ct STREET.
Sait, 10 , aal drg!rts,s rooms 10 los With
Sl'lud 'A'aat Location; also day board.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

AM o.E1 FURNISHED ROOMS
\ II rc" "Sn; housekeeping, man and wife;
Pc. sA'"' Address s., REPUBLICAN,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

X 4, VI'nsn bo0 rr,aNrED "A FEW GEN
'" Make. Strtn,,erj osu DO accom- modated
5-lS.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

As s,t,sit FOUR YOUNG MEN JUST
ID so,e , Nv rom England, wish TO OBJ
A 'p iaSina Apply RsP. Offiee. 6.2tst
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

, we Can "a, H. GENTLEMAN AND
Nats hnilSo 10 accommodated with board IN
So Answer b RRp. office. 692wt
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

\ can be BE-" THREE GHNTLEM EN-
Ss ianivo 'TSSNntG y. with board in q
- 'oo West At. 6.l0tf
Daily Republican., 1880-06-24

N. B.--I have this season leassd my hote
nronerty Mt Mo1tetuy Springs and will per
sonslIy superintend my business here. There
IL only ons Boston Clothing House in Will
minyEop. which Is ct D3 Market It., and tn is
10 the only CIothinK House In the city with
wnieh have any connection.
Lth.s We. HOLMES.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-12

SILVER MINING

NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING
lN COMPANY Location Of principal place OF busoess,
esa Fancisco. California Location Of works.
os.V. Nevada Notice is hereby given that a me ting
~ Board a Directors, held On the 18th day of Dece
e6 Pr share levied upon each aud every share IT
- sapia stock of ts COMPANY. payable immediately
in y. D. gold cOin to the Secretary q the Oce rUO
NJ Lsdesdor6 street San Francisco, California Any
sDok upon which this assessment 10 not paid sATUR
DAY. the 18th day Vi January, A. D. 1880 will he dela
Susst ssd sdvefssA fur se - puhl sctiOS M uness
1Waeat 10 made before will be sold Wednesday the
u dav otrsb'aARy, A. D. issc. st the lhsa o. oock
= pAy assessment together with 10 Of advtis
~ sxps q sals ~ srd~ u The Bosrd II Di.eo>oss
81 ',',.,. q b0f1S, Secretary
JlAlorah. Aoea1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-12
NOTICE NO. 2l.l
Act OF Congress Approved June 3, 1875.

UNITED STATES LAND OFrcK,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, March 8, 1850.
NOTICE Is BEkEBY GIVEN TaD ALL
~ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-That Elzian BOnan-
fault Of the County of Washe. State OF Nevada has this
day fled in this Office his application No 2D to purchase
from the United States the following descrb
ed of land chiefly valuable for timber and unfit for
viz: Northeast quarter Of Section a. in
Township II north Of Range No. is east n. D. NJ, con-
tanning 100 acres and situate within the Carson City.
Nevada, U, s. Land District. DE-. = ... !. E
Any and all persons having interest in claim to,
said land adversely said applicant here required
file such claim with the Register Of said Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication Of
this notice. failing to do the will be barred OF such
adverse right or claim. c. N HARRIS, Register.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-12
NICOll vHE TAlLOR'S
GRAND TAILORING EmP0Rlu uM,
7H7 Market stre~t San Francisco. :
a1Q-3m
Not ce NO. 18.
q CT OF CONGRESS, APPROVED JUNE
"A 3, 1877
United STATES LAND OPFIcE,

UNITED STATES LAND OPTCE,
CARSON CITY Nevada, January s, 1880. !
Notice is hereby given all whom it may concern
Alfred Jacques Of the County Of Washoe, State Of
Nevada has this day filed in this Office his application No
49, to purchase the United States Government the
following described Of land chiefly valuable for tim
ber and unfit for cultivation, Southeast quarter OF
Section 90 in township No II north Of Range No 10 east
NJ D. NJ containing l60 acres, and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada, U, S. Land District
ANY and all persons having interest in, claim to,
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the Register Of said Land
notice Or failing do they will be barred Of such ad
verse right or claim. C. N. HARRIS, register.
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