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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15
vTlIiara aao.el Eot.erY.

trum LoGisNilio Com 1ierciat.I
Al last the ticket holders in the dafunot
willard Hotel Lottery Scheme have ar
ri sed az the conclusion that they haze
been badly swindled and they now intend
u recover The money paid by tAem for
ticl cts BY resortiny to law.
Yesterday ". d. Nc ia, Of Lyi4- arg,
Va. prosecuting for self aui ;..i the
Tickle holders ia the io-tery, brought suit
n the Chancery Court in his CITY against
sS-It S-a,,ory, al. II. ttournoy, ". r.
Whitaker, Henry Clay, Jr, George :
Winston, William Mix nad ~. c. D.
Whips 10 recover their money.
Nowlin says in his petition that he in
vestei S54 II the lottery with tac under
standing that n drawing was 10 take
place on certain day that said drawing
has never taken place, aud that the lot
terry has been abandoned, aud the houses
which we're offered as prizes have been
sold 81 Auction. He prays that the Com
missIouers Of the ottery-Aallory, Flour
aoy, Whitaker, Clay aud WinsiOn-be or
dered and adjudged TO bring the money
still held by them in that capacity into
court, aud that each Of ihen be ad;udged
20 pay such sums as may not he for hcom-
ing Of the funds held BY them officially,
and that they be made 10 account for the
gross proceeds Of the sale Of tick ets and
that said money be dis lributed among tie
ticket holders
VIA. Mix, is made q party to the suit on
account Of his being one Of The largest
creditors Of the concern.
The case wien tried viii no doubt
prove very interesting, and certain par
lles will be EN- barrassed to tell what be-
came of the thousands Of doi,aTs supposed
20 have been derived from tAe scheme.
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II is very clear that quick aud decisive
sotion ought TO be taken by Congress- in
the matter of chan ging the tax on.tobaa
co f any consideration Is to be had for
those interested in that article Of c,m-
meree, either a. growers, dealers manu-.
faefurers or retailers. This trade il as
sensitive as "a barometer, ana On this ac--
count. if no other. il demands closer re-
isiioiIs with Congress, since this sensi-
tIveness is the result OF Internal taxation.
IL wiz hardly be that Congress, at This
short session, will heed the appeal made
b. lie trade, though mem beis may he
come never deepy impressed viii. the
necessity for proDip, relief; the tine is too
short. Te abolish ths tax Oh tobacco would
involve the abolition vi he Tax on whisky,
or, in other words, serious aud sweep
ing cDncessioa 10 .-.c advocates for an en-
sIre REIMBURSEMENT vi u-r system of taxa
iion ~ iae genera GSsernAlsnt, snd this
vii harii, be d9ue IL .hs t4res MOUTHS
" las ses.4va.
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s1ExrcAN uAnREAeEs


Marriages are arranged here much the
same way rs they are IN Europe aud the
United States. The gent eman sometimes
manages TO get introduced into the fami-
~, and is aoknow edged as the movie Of
;he yo.ug lady by the father and mot her
even before there is any formal engage
ment, but il is rather difficult 10 visit
WITH assiduity q Mexican house till after
the engng e;ns a 6, aud even then the visits
are paid IN presence OF the-entire family.
l. Is generally a person Of influence who
acts as ca embassador in asking the band
Of The young lady. Engagements are Of
long duration n Mexico, and very often
coms to uoisias First the civil mar
breakfast. Dinner or ball ut the house OF
the 'novia, and few days afterw ards
the religious ceremony is performed, 20
which great number of persons are IN
viied and at which The ladies attend
dressed entirely in black. with a hand
ONE silk, satin or velvet toilet. and
b sck face mantilia. To dress In black
AZ . wedding in another conDtry wOHid
be 20. sjdered bad omen, but here il rs
de. ..tie N. There are no brides Trmids
here. ci.v one "madrina" who may BE
N slngle, but v no il generally
married. and a ''padsinO.' The number
OF witnesses te9 hEeu - three, and tire
bride * gwen away a. in The United
states l.i Mex.co the regular white we'd
ding dress With orange flowers, is always
" orn and tho bride groom has to provide
II, also number Of oaber handsome dress
es Jewels, etc. Imnediately after the
ceremony, he newly married compile 20
to photographic gallery and have their
taken in tiieir bridal attire.
Marriages take place here very early in
lie morning aud always ia church, as il
IS lot permitted TO peform he nuPiiai
ia tie house breakfast Is
given by The family of The bride. an At
.rwards the bride and bridegroom lea
or ONE cs,ase er for their own house.
which is prepared some time before The
rousseau is sometimes provided entirely
IS the bridegroom, but generally lie
ar,iIy give the nnderclJtLes aud soms Of
Ia simple Giessss.
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Col. Breckenrsdee's war Pans..



During the late war there was great
scare in Athens, in his State, over the
threat ned approach of Shermans raid
ers. A day or two later the raiders reach
ed Athens, hut they came as prisoners
gallant Col. w. c. p. Breckenridge and
his kentuckians having captured them
just before they swooped down on the des
voted town. That was q great day in
Athena. and Col Breckenridge rode ia
At the head OF his victorious regime Mt,
With rhe prisoners in his train. he filed
my ideal Of conquering hero. l was
then youngster in Athens, and remem-
Der that the ladies' gave Breckenridge
and his officers grand dinner, at which
there was feasting and speaking-the
gallant Colonel being especially modest
aud backward
I>met Col Breckenridge the other day
and recalled the incident.
Yes" he replied laughing "that, |
think, was the most terrible experience Of
my life
remarked that il seemed to be pleas
ant.
''You cant rememember how nervous
was-how sat down in the most unex-
pected way whenever any one approach
ed me AMI how l pc ,itively declined to
walk arounl.the room with a lady that
wan Ell TO present me TO other ladies /
remember well how beautiful and enthu
siastic SHE WIS. Her name was Sukey
Dougherty, aud she WAS the daughter Of
one of your most distinguished men.
She insisted on NY going with her 10 be
( introduced o her friends. ] declined
and hen I was about 10 be surrounded
by ladies' who Joined in the request de-
h5erafely sat down and left them stand
ing. Then he crowd demanded speech
detailed one Of my Captains to make one.
They then called for me, and having in
the meantime sidled round to the back
part Of the house, stood with my back
against The wall and responded.
~ nat was the natter
well. you see ! bad been in The sal
die constantly for several weeks. l had
only one pair Of breeches and IA tailor in
the regiment. An army saddle is very
wearing. And-to be brief, 1 had the
most obvious reasons for presenting only
my front 20 the fair company that gave
US hat day the best dinner Of the war.
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Only THE BULLS EVE
eBRtOr Beck a. STGrsssmRn. ANA hfs
Lecture How 40 sIit "a BUii's Eye
Lexington Transcript

t4'Athe Lul transcript
During the last tssz=l practice Of the
Lexington Guards, on Mr. Ben. Pe,tits
farm, Senator Beck came on the GROUND
and tried his skill in shooting at the tar
get ut distance Of three hundred ynrds.
He slowly raised the gun, glanced along
The barrel and pulled the trigger. The
bullet jourueyed on, landing in corn
field about mile Of, But The boys had
Job fixed up en- the Senator, and " hen
be fred, tie soldiers near the target waved
the flag, indicating that the target w rs hit
There, Alc- Beck. said one Of the
BOYS 'you have hit the target
- i'd /, really? enqlired the Senator
~ es, sir, was the reply.
Well, / declare, was the respons.,
. there did | hit ii?'
IL. . hagman was baiiowed TO and re
onesie,s 10 point out the spot. He ap-
proaoI.eo the rfget, which was nade Of
paper, and pointing TO the bulls eye sly
~ ran his finer through it. The compass
ny all raised = cheer oTer the Senators
fnarkmanship. anu he grew enthusias tie
himself, as none Of IKE ompany had done
as we'll. lie then gaze the boys littie
talk, told them dat h. knew oil about
shooting Springfield ri and related
how ne played havoc wiils Ire game dur
ing bis then recen. trip % i.is : n George
ranch, out West. The boys 3 nksd a.
each other, and the Senator .-etn-Ded 10
the city highly elate I with his ski. He
went on TO Washington firmly bclieN ing
that he hit the bulls eye. The Inys nv
er let hin know any better. Fina.ty the
story leaked out. and there wns q Rig
laugh among cur Senator's friends. Not
uutil he sees this will he be undeceiveo,
unless oe Blackburn has told il on him
air .ldy
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The Washington correspondents ihink
there IL not The ieas, show for fair and
insi revision Of ihe taria hy the Pr&sPt
Congress.
he Espublisar party is sprit n fstin,
nnI The Staiwarts and uaif breeds ap-
pear aetersn.nsd not TO usite on fixed
tariff plan.
s.,e democrats are scarcely batter
situated, bus j: they we're they are power
lss- 10 DO an!uins tbis session. Mkt
session ~bsn the democrats come into
pvwcr.sh here sill be sweeping reduc
sson III taxss.
lac Democrats tAs present session will
ysie and sHPpcri an hoeest affort to re-
duee taxes, trs Icing ir' ,as minority
.ihsy eau not dictate The reductions as
They prefer. ~
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A stump speakers story.


Mr. Massey told good story in his
speech last Monday, Illustrating the Ma
bone Hubble assessment system. II seems
that one of MahOGe's agents hargained
with a man in one OF tbs Southwestern
counties for political work, promising
him county post office and $40 month
for his services. The man was appointed
postmaster, and the first month sold four
cents worth of post office stock-a post
age stamp and postal card lie consoled
himself, however, with the thought thai
the $40 promised him would pay him pref
~ well, and wrote TO the department
stating the terms of the contract, and re
qncstiug that the amount be forwarded Al
once. In reply the department wrote that
it knew nothing about the $40, and that
he must take his pay from the sale OF
stamps, on which sixty per cent. was ale
lowed In II few days he received one OF
Ilubbies circulars, requiring FIVE per
cent Of lis income for campaign purpo
ses, and this was quickly 70 Ito we'd by one
from Malone requesting ten per cent Of
the same. The man came to the conclu
sion that FIVE per cent. of ten per cent. OF
sixty per cent of four cents wouldn' /
afford him living, gave up he post of
fee, and went to work for the Democrats
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r H.. s .s,:.s..,' basse.-


The simple fact is that-the tar;f made
steel rail making enormously profitable
and led the eleven corporations form ing
the monopoly 9 Increase tie supply be-
yond the demand The effect SO far has
been falling in price, but It seems likely
chat at no distant day, some OF the con
Germs viii haze TO stop, or ~ asy rate 10
greatly diminish their production. just
now the people who ultimately pay Tor
railroads may rejoice that the price OF
rails Is $40 Instead of $50 as last Janua'
~. Some of the Manufacturers are quick
means loss to them. aud that the cost of
labor and material must he reduced or
iire ruin viii come, bat il seems that Ia
soging this they speak in Tick wickian
sense. and that in fact $40 rails yield
handsome prS6'; put by excellent author
iiy at So : soa.
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Miss CorncIy'' tells me that "just aitef
the surrender" she was not won't 10 be ac-
costed in sisch complimentary terms. She
remembers being called % the door, ~
response to the cry, White oman
White CDsan! Does yOG want TO hire \
colored lady TO do your washin' fur your
IL was amusing to watch them in those
days" She went on: sod Uncle Harrison
and Aunt Chloe came BY one day, on She
way 10 de lection and stopped to g. 2
cold bite, Cease dey know,d - .Le -
If day sighted mex r~ae7e = =
e lated at the idea which pronliscS1
mind that she and her husband were 70 vote
together | exhausted all my eloQuenee in
the effort 10 convince her that her sex
was an insuperable barrier to her exer
cising the right OF suffrage. At last
said: "Why, Aunt Chloe, women are not
aloud to vote; | have been free all nv
life and | have never voted. 1t was com
zeal in the extreme TO see the glance OF
commiseration which she cast on me Lor,
Miss Cornelly, l know you cant, chile:
I know YOU can't. But den yO- see, honey,
Use colored pusson, and | kin You know,
chile, it makes "A heap of difference desc
days Yes Miss Cornelly, me and Harrison
is q gu'ne 10 dc lection, and wese a
gwine to vote to eedder, we II. We'se
gwine to vote to ge,ider here and III de
promise land, Halleluyah.
Representative Atkins, Of Tennessee
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lAs~ssri7r Senif~'
Il IS eStimnies thst there will he hi'y
contested election cases in ihe House OF
Representatives next Congress Ahere
viii always be contested GASES ny the
score 50 leng rs The conteittan's are al
in"ed iuil pay dRriug the confess. Inc
Law ought 10 be cAangei
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saai,srx az elsnsbiEng

New that onr supreme Court has sns-
tained the ',rksrter OF another lottery
Aeniaesy eonles doss n another peg in tas
gD@ of cis liked Staies 20 long as loiter-
les and policy dens are lawful people
can no. have the moral educaiioD TO S5-
hor gambling. next below keno. his IS
u great stste--for gambling.
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
rLrok clacr1E rorar

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ULroN CIRCUIT roCRT
II. D. Murphy, SC, Plaintiff
4gdinst EouITY
Susan Boaz, &C., Defendant
Notice is hereby given to the Credi tors
Of C. d. Boar, deceased, that the un der
signed, Commissioner Of the Fulton Cir
cult Court, under an Order in the above
styled cause will attend at his office, in
Hick man, from the date hereof until the
4,h Monday Of January, 1888, TO receive
and hear proof OF claims agains said
1ecedent; aud hat ALL claims not present
ed to him and proven as required by law
within he time specified above, will be
forever barred.
GEO. WARREN.
Master Commissioner
Hickman, Ky, Sept. p, 1882.
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E.omis,ilIe co,,en I:zpo-,tlon.

The arrsuge for holding Cotton
Exposition in Lofisvias in 1888, are prot
crossing in a most favorable manner.
Liberal subscriptions have already been
secured, aud che amount required $500 =
GOO, will be raised uiihoui doubt. The
Louisville x NashviyesS apSroad has sub
~: 49,. g. s.. :;
Applications for ~ already com
ing in. Official circulars viii be distrib-
uted in short time. The grounds con
tain forty acres, end the floor space 81 ia
be double that CT Tie Atlanta Exposition
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Saved his Child.
" N. Eutaw St. Baltimore. Nd.

II N. Eataw St, Baltimore, Nd.
Feb IL, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommenda-
ton of a friend ! tried BRows's
IRON BITTKRS as a tsnic and re-
storatiye for my daughter, whom
i was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
serriblc disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians, i was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress of the disease, but, to
my great surprise, before my daugh-
rer had taken one bottle of BRowH's
IRos BITrREs, she began to mend
and now is qpire restored to former
health. A firth daughter began TO
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
be quickly said "Tonics were re-
quired :" and when informed that
abe elder sister was taking BRowN's
Iron BITTERs, responded THAT is
good tonic, take j"
ApoRAa PHELPS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

BRowN-s IRON BITTERs cfTectual-
Iy cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit TO persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, kidney Complaints, etc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

II has been established chat ths rsrty
who snicilsIin Pa lucRh, on ,hs lst, aud
claimed to be II. J.. stuart, new York
drummer, was net u. ]. Stuart, Ia par
~ who assumed Chat name AN the
statements Of consequence in he letter
which, lie left behind have proven false 10
some way, aud tie ones ion with Psdl
cab, now IS, who was The suiciaist, md
Why iii he sake his Hfe2 \ missing man
aged about thirty t@o, yenrs, Eve feet
nine inches high, dark curly brown hair.
blue eyes sandy mus'aehe AMI pleasing
eounieuance, can be found buried in Pa
ducab.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation of
life, it circulates through every part
of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick way to drive
it ont is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood 60 its
natural condition and also that
all the iron Preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BITTERs viii thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it Will
Hof blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively net injurious.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

JesrPH .. lIcSrar announces hinself
n s.ss,s rankfort l'ecmen as candidate
= :, rs-elecs,.,r 70 the Office suporinte nd
n 80 ruLsio Tn9tru ;tior.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

TIE. .liouss Commit,ee on ost ofiices
aud rosl roads will report favorahly on
the proposition iorsauce better postage 10
tsYo coats half ounce
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

Tue humbug Marriage Associations,
Gays the Christian Observer, it is esti.
mated have swept up $1,000, 900 from va
rious parts Of Texas sum more than
enough to run tie public schools sirce
the first association began business.
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Kzs-ycs. needs better schools s44 BET
Ter roads.
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Mr. Peter Cooper, Of New York, the Oldest
public man in America, being near hun
dred years of age, begins to fail rapidly
now. He has no disease, but is simply
fading away with the many years thatihave
rolled over his head. He says he il dying
but thinks he may be months or even years
about it. He has lost interest in pubic af-
fairs, which is sure sign of dissolution
in man who has taken such active part
in such things at extreme old age, IS
he has done. He has been a most re-
markab'e parsonage and generally considers
ed good and pubic spirited citizen.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

SENATOR Isham G Harris viii he reelected
Z ; senator srom Tennessee. The \ 'ople
and ias Legislature src 10. hiia.
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ST. LoC!s is all torn up over a scandal
in high life Rash II Tevis, prominent
business man. discovered his wife leav-
ing IN sssignaiion house With Frank L.
Inglehart a society swell Tsvis sLo'
Inglehart SCATTERING bis arm, aud then
fed. Mrs. Tevis helped her lover to his
home aud then went TO her fathers, not
daring 10 60 home The scene between
her aaI her father, Col Reese, OF the U
$. army, is said 20 have heen painful in
The extreme She is ueice Of Gen. Sher
mnu. 4 divorce has been agreed uron
and Col Reese has4es. s.. Louis with his
guilty daughter.
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coEcLAvE or prominent Dsmocats was
held IA Chicago "a few days ago, Gnd 'he
subject Of Presidential candidates was
discussed. Hon. Joseph Mcdonald. Of
Indiana, seems 10 be The favorite. and
itlooSs a. if there was to be an effort to
boom him into tie Democratic nomina-
ton 1851. "Meponah and Cleveland"
seems TO have the preference in many
quarters.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-12-15

SENATOR VOORHEES, calls atten lion to
the fact that the Democrats Of Ohio won
their great victory on platform, plank
OF which was ia favor Of "a tariff levied
to meet the actual needs and so adjusted
in its details with view to equality in
the public burdens rs TO encourage pro
dualiye industries and afford labor just
compensation withsat creating monopo-
lies
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DsE OF tbe ssesi destructive 6res for ma
ry seass. ssc0rre1 in London. En- gland, on
The sih The bursit district exceeds two
&C e.. ana fse loss Il property is es,ima-
led al Si1, oco, 900.
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AFrrR fUneial diseon, in Hickman
county Tenn, a few days seo. lh1 min-
is,er proceeded to sell at auc..en he
property Of he deceased ION credit 0,
twelve months"
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THU CENTRAL HOTEL.
CLINTON STR HICKNANKY

ANEW HOUSE. NEW FURNITURE.
\ First Glass Accommodation. Watch
Kept Day and Night Near the Railroad
Depot.
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II. Congress, il is cyqsesdel, = II pass
geusrai bankrupt laa, whict.. II passed.
n be permanent, or designed 10 be per-
nens. The Stare lave 81 assignments
ase good enough and bankrupt lsws, as
ule. ds uofe evil ,Lau good.
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TaE business Of the Uoitsd Ssates, is
..ported remarkably duli for this season
Of Tie year. aud failures are increasing
This IS strange in view Of the fact thai
cropA are universally good.
The Ken. ucky equitable Marriage I'm
ion, VITA heal. quarssvs at AIayfeld, has
suspended opera, ons aa4 left numerous
mourning poliey-bolSs
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25
Na.i4,s No. 40.
ukl-RD ETATks JAM. OfFgcE.
noisK CITY, IpAAu. May i9th. 1881. {

uNa-sKD 5TATks LASH OffrcE,
AoisK CITY, lpAAos Aay i3th. 1881.
Nntiee Is hereby rtysn that y.lnes H. H.sgin,
uf the City and County OF Han Frehoisce, atatc
james 4 Wallaoe. of the town OF Haitey, All.
turaa county, Idaho Territory. has lnade sppli-
ssaes t 81 pnissd STATE. n.t.nt for the
s.wtooth Mining District. Alturas county,
ldaha Territory, oanstssina OF $40 linear feet
q the lode. and sartnee ground suD feet wide,
beiHg lot No as, and Described Ia the field notes
and Plat OF the official survey IN fils Ia thia
ONCE. With makretio variation At ~ degrees
east, N fotlowas
Commencing At the discovery reint Of this
claim and running south ~ degrees aud 80
minute. east AIons center line sauthea starn end
of elsita ae feet 20 The centof of the southeast
ern end al the claim. thence north Il degrees
aud 10 ninutes east, 400 feet to post No. Il:
thence north "a degrees and 80 mtnutos west,
] .ttp feet co post No Al thence south II dogfesa
and 10 minutes west. hU0 feet 10 i,oat No III
thcnea south ~ degrees and so minutes east.
$50 feet 10 post No. 1, thence north II degrees
and 10 fpinatss east, aGa feet to post No. [. the
place Of beginning survey uf exterior heun-
dArieaY etnhIAuing Fu area OF ~ acres. From
s1ees and 10 minutes east. .sisi isst distsnt.
partition q Tie CROMWELL LODE mi mining
claim surface ground are required TO ME their
adverse elhjm With thu naeister OF The United
etases Land Office. Ut Hoise City. Idaho Terri
Gerry. during the sixty days tariud Of pubIica >
ton thefcof, % they viii DO barred by virtue OF
the provisions Of the stNtute. The Haid mining
claim being OF record In the cssss= Of The annntr
Recorder vi sxid Atntng District at Rocky Rar
In Aiturss county. Idaho Territory The near
rs naYmn ess s, sslni .as hons olaes
direct that tisis notice he pubiislsd In tho
kelchnIn KEYSTONE, tho newspaper Published
nearest the said mining eleim for the reried Of
sixty days JOHN d. MILLER,
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