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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-29

No. 7si.
uxfrrp erA1fs fxpD Vyyicp,

INfrfD tTA1fs AID Offftts
NOTICE HTsi. Il fssis msSfby s'1ai2 oiv2s I'm 1azr DJ
~ Faiiis spd J. D. Lshmer, whose rostcnt.
address is Cincinnati. Ohio. have this day hhd
.heir ,sppliestion 70. psieni fer hf,..n hun.
vein bearing gold and silver. With surfss.
ground six hundred feet In widib. siiusftd
~ pshrsnsfst Lake Mining District. County
by the ieid notes sud ofheisi pisi ? Die y iiis
ONCE a. Lot Number no. In Towrship 2, gtutb
Range, 90 East Of Mount Disbio Meridian. The
exterior boundaries Of said Lot y" ssbeingh'
Bsginnins Al po.s nsrtsa No !. . 3 sur
% 81 Ind %. 'Ts'ss. % =, kD n, bssrs N b dep
% min = 7oofset. md the mouth Of spripe.r.
running, fst course, = o DEG ~ min W 1900 feet !.
10 post marked No 2, q = survey No -, OLD
Inobuusp Mt bears \ ~ feet from ts'd pot NO.
20 post MARRIED Nos. d sspr,ty soss; tie
monument t<ars n - deg " 10 feet frfD ssiG
post No .. Thence, I'd course. sdss ~ MI
1906 feet, 10 post marked no :. ttDwZ ,,
%; old monument besss y % 6es ~ min =
feet from post No4. Thence, Jfb eont,e, -
deg 10 min v coo feet, to poet msStrd 10 ). tle
| place of beginning. MseDetie variation 10 o.
Ksst containing ~ cs-lm scfsA :.
the Hecorder's once Of Lincoln Comfy ,sfsfs . .
.evs6s, In hook of Mining FGfifes, psfs 1sf,
This claim Ia bounded BY M Known ejsifgs.
| portion Of ssfd "IBdisn Chief" ntDe o. sur
| lace ground ere required 10 Me tbeiS sgysfs
clsim With the Register Of the United btste
Land ofbcs ~ Kursts, In the Ststs u Nevsss
ss,S ~ sh, ~, ", ~: ssS s,sSP " ,ysss 3;
TG.HMcxLyY. Register,
~ IL hereby ordered thsf the foregOjtR Dotjt
0f application for patent bs published foS "
period ten consecutive wstts IN tbe ytoeb
bsooJ D., y wfth1y bsvstAptr, pBbjisbFd
xsds,11t n11 I'"'v" 's' sts,rsrvfry n. .sx.,@
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MIsOEl lANEOUs.


OY VIRTUE or Az EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the sikh Ju iicisi District curt,
10 md for the Counsy ~ Lincoln state ~ Ne.
vsds, and to me directed sId deifvefed for
juds aent rendered 10 said Curt on the fwen.
ieth day Of "a ~. A. 1873. u fsv of
J Bi sr aud against the Br,stoi sfivtt Wi'tng
U0mps,y for the sum Of Sinete-n dundre J,
thirteen and ~ 100 tft els fsI dollars debt, To-
g@ther vith $50 rs doilsfs. tsr costs and all &C.
eruias costs sod inter st. have ievied ON the
folicstn . operty to.wit;
stssm b der with attachments. ~ b srrels
Portland cement. pair b iiltoD scales. roiI q
battery screen. cans o sodium, - snai bisck
Iced e,ucibies. 1 pir erueiDss 70, ~ bn
it,o mcids . ssssy mnffies. bwtfon m ~.
iron a yrtss~ sn pestles. sis qmickr1ivss titles.
icupsi molds Q sssa, topss, b.vs hsads,
shoes. wood sh e1bsrrvw sretorts III lengths
asst-irou tort front 4 mnuhey wreuch--. !?
mali slrdses 1 hsnd.sf.3 pip- wfrnrhss.
frindstn- 1 sdz. o pisno-. 1 -pf'it level. %
pounds n1n washers. snfefs, 10 pit"ts etie
'nrhes 10 feet long. . squares. iron sh.elbsf-
row, anvil n bisrksnIith tools with hsndies.
8 patent rev .is'es. II pairs nischswith
topgs ~ pieces Of TIMBER ersi iches 80 pi, ces
1rg inches. 9 pteees SIS inches. II pirrss 2ss
II piec 7rs. Is pieces 1ri0 ~ pier 7ri0. y
id-ces 7xt. 80 pieces 7r8. - pi.esr . inch p'snt
10 pieee~ lrt. II Diecss 4r6, pieces 6r6. VI
pi-c~s SIS, IS p'ec~s is~h pIsnt. 90 pi.ces sIr
s1d ipx ~ ne IN. ~ pieces 7rs ~ pieces rs is
FEET. m &c of lees. pine poles; . pi ces II tin
h~r t,ri1 inches. ~ feet log; - niece. plsbh
tIi7 ipchss. 10 feet ions: "a pieces Z pink
,rfl inch--. 70 fee lons; ~ pi' ess timber @Iih
inches IL feet long; 81 cord. ced.r . ood more
| or less: ftie- .eii. 40 s-ssy siss e. ~ ID.
.ssin ~ crucibie covers. | couotef scsies. u
psn sho-s 2 battery -hoes clsms. ] D.v pst
| die . rssorts ~iih fronts complete, 10 sr,ts
bars. ron ,Dd. .est. winds .. lsrse pull
| ~aee1s bs.d-Iight lsmps, r,lI 81 "h belt,
| -o1 7Ligeh bet or o,oking, = slsS bo ~,
| ,kr10 i1~hss. ~ feet long; I eissr posrd. ir1
n .bes. ~ feet i7ng: rs'cbet wrsneh. bdiliof
| mold, I pair F-fsbsn .'s s'sles.
Notice 10 hereby dvsn thst ON
friday. the .eesnd day Of February
A, y 1893 st ~ O'Clock n. of thsf dsy ] vi
-it al the right. title s1 i1tsrest Of -sid Bri'
I'll silver aiging ompans IN and " the sbov
isscsibe Drop srty, ~ the Bristol NJ yer Min
Ing q mp snJ's mill 10 fncOIp county, Sevsff
st public suri i'm for cssh IN hs"d tO tb
bish-s' sn1 best bid Ter. 70 ssti.fy -sid erset
tim snd sli Gusts.
/. is17'd sHS.FOoD sberin
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Trustees Sale.

NyoTfcg II HEREBY 6fygS. THAT pU't.
~ Q eIT'sln Deed 0 trust, SIsen'sd b, the
Bristol Silver Mining COmpsDy " ms. bssnng
1st~ Jam 18th, issg sgd sectsdsd IN Hp,In
o suDfy. vsysds HeOf1s, In Book J. Psgss ~
.z1s. ds sult tsy'Dy osearfs - p,s G nssn.rs ~
s<,tes rec red b, s,H Trust Deed ~ tbe snm
Of HifsSD Tb1us md DoiIsfs . vii vii, sf pub
Ise snsfI1n, u the blyb|st BID 1ef ~ ttr tsrf.
jsg G0Bss Z the sstd ConpsDy In Bristol, Ian.
co'n ctunty, ssvsds. on the
Eighth dsy Of september. 1888,
A30ejostr w., tbs propsrty mentioned apf
s1se,jbs IN ssl1 ffnst Deed. or 10 much
t'ssrs 4 ~ M y ~ nscsssHy 70 psy SID in'sr'
sst@ sDd c0st- of ssis, " VT;
fbo.s e&,t.1a Mines, Hlying Jisitns, Qnsrtz
abII ND N ,cbiSef1. nnlsi.s, o rrsIs, osrtiDg
sn1 Ill Drocs,tleS slta,tsd ~ trlstoi Mining
Di.sris,. Line ~ CoInfy, state Of hsysds, snd
dDsefIt,sf =. foii1ws>
Al u ths. esrtsin mining eisim known ~ the
III # fh.. esftsin mining cisim tnewn Is the
aa d 1iT I'D ose.hs,fo' thst certain mininz
els . kD0Sn \. tbs "8ipsy" mi1s.
An nnfiyldsi mr. bsN 0f tn II csrtsin midiDg
cisl d tngw1 ~ N "C.n'sct' tnins.
! esa ~. or priv eye, tntwn ~ the "B istol
Tts Bristol silver Mining Conpspy MI sod
M1tsits, e1ntsi1lnz 90 sefss of lsnd, mJfs oi
Tkst certain rsn.stsrnp silver Q1.,tz Mil
| tbsf oD. III b Mil BnIi ii1g, Ofs HUE, yeto,
| u ne, E1zi0s H,op spIaet|DsDcss ~ ms
chiDsfy, fDcInf NJ y ps1t, y . ttisfs, 10 ~.
D jusf sHAm .Bzins, . b disf>. ,l-sDsnp par, 70
| t,ft, ssl1 sD xsIt fstnfss. l b0r ii1g bJn-'
4 k...lf ssx.Sk ia sstls 4. N
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thccs week In your own 'wn. Terms ana 10
QUO ont6t free. Address ". HAtlrrr q Co.,
Portland. Maine
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THE RxcoRp

delivered In Piocho ard Bull'onville o. 2s
cents per week, payable TO the Carriers.
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A ND All KIND or FANCY AND PLAIN
{ Oh Printip ad0ns nrsteisssstyis and
~ tshorthotic1
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1, D 1910 st II o'eloef N, NJ thsf dsy. Z vii
.slI sIi the night. title snd interest Of ssh !.
Devigs In sn 70 th@ 81 ne a n-crIbsf " -.
srty, st the tDpn Of Bsi<toi Line ctIr C0nat1.
ssvs1s. ~ pnt'ic sueti,B, for cssh ~ bs1d.
70 the high st sDf best III ksf, 70 sstisf1 ssid
~ ~ ,. saggwooD. sheriff
ByS D. sMfH, Depaty sheriff. jz7h
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,il persons hseing business ~ith this once ars
requested to address the REcoHD PuBLrstnre
COMPANY We have no authorised Agents.
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GIVE Js A CALL

Satisfaction x.sr.ns-~dtn all cas- ..
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-12-22

Sold By all druggists. CUTICURA, 20 cents: Re-
SOLVENT, 81; soar, Is cents. POTTER DRU0 AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for 1HOw - Cure Skin Diseases"
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Annual Meeting.

The stockholders of the Granite National Bank Of
Augusta, Maine, will hold their Annual Meeting foE
the election of Directors and for the transaction o
any other legitimate business, at their Banking
Room IN Augusta, ON Tuesday, the eighth day o.
January, 1884. 1t 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
TREBY JOHNSON, Cashier
Augusta, Dec. 10, ls6a. declsd.td
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.EAuTYS0AP.

:S e rs: e. a.. e. g s.S: e. =. r.:
IN the persptfatiea aaA blood wh3eA asse ksni21a-
si.s bcsehs:, b!asahe.ds "a MIG a. s!saissss
ths ada. remove tan, ffeekles, sunburn, and oily
natter; TO keep the hands sot. white and ftee nol
chaps esd roughness. prevent contagious cetn ..d
oeAlp diseases, and 70 provide N exqatafte SktD
beasti1er asl toilet bath and nursery sssattve, ~
dolens with Aelfcioas AOwes. odoss aDA Catjeuse
heallng bolsams, use the CCTICuRA soar. Ind0sDe9
b. physicians and chemists - absolutely pure an4
highly medicinal sales lssi-2 100000.
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Railroads ami STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.
Additional Winter Train for
Boston.


ON and afser OCT. 18th. 1855. ra,ne will iesye
Tor Lewiston. Portland and Boston At SOC,
1000, A. L.; 2.45, and 1e.55 p. II.
The AS p. n. train connects az Portland with
fast express train Eastern R. r., arriving IN
Fo- Rocklanc, 8. % and 1000 AN.
For FarnIngtcE, go aae loco A. II.
Fer Bath, 500, 1000 a. Nj 2.i5 Z. -,
and on Saturdays only at 10.5S P. II.
Fer Wsierville S.25, va 4. NJ; 40 r. ID. and
ON Saturdays only al 500 r. N.
Fer Dexter. Eahsor Aroostook Co. and st. John,
Us A. NJ; Top. NJ,
Night Pullman Trains each wsv every night. Sun.
savs included, but not to Skowhegan eli Morday
mornings, or to Belfast and Dexter, or beyond Ban
gor on Sunday mornings.
Gardiner Accommodate. Trsir.
AUGUSTA TO GARDENER.
AN. Pm. Pm
suxusta,v.. s.25 zoo s.4
dsnsweil, w., AS zoo 80
.iarcirer, ar, s.e0 2-x5 5.S
GARDINER To AUGUSTA.
a-uiner, w., 7.45 LOO As
Iallowel,iv. SCI .'ls a.uS
agasta, Az. elc l2o oIo
FREIGHT TRAINS.
: or Portland and way, SIS A NJ and II 40 r d.
or Vanceboro and way, i2.45 and s.a5 A u
que from Boston and way, lza2 snd So I. q.
IA. from Vanceboro and way, s-25 A. M ana lilo
A. NJ.
Through tickets to California and all points south
AMI west may be had of Z. H. aiker, ticket agent,
Augusta, the only office selling via all Routes arc
checking baggage free of expense.
PAYSoN TCCAEh, Gen'l Manager.
+. L. BOOTHBY, Gen.l Pass. ana T'k't Ag'l
ioruanu. Oct. 1883.
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Ice! Ice!! ICe!!!
Assignee's Sale.

ASS1gnee'S Sale.
In Matter of Dexter W. HOdgd0n, InsoI.
vent Debtor.
Pursuant to license issued by the Court of Insol
vency for the county of Lincoln and State of Maine
ON the second day of July, A. D. 1883, the following
described parcel of real estate will be sold by public
auction, the premises on Tuesday, the eighth day
of January, A. D. 1884, at O'Clock, z. NJ: The
property known AS the Mountain Ice Pond, situated
in said Boothbay and bounded on the north by land
of Robert Sproul ct ais, on the east by the waters
of Linnekin's Bay; on the south by land OF Th0s
Andrews ct ais, anG on the west by the town way !;
said lot containing about sixty-fve acres On the
premises is ice pond OF about ten acres, giving at
least six acres of clear cutting surface The water
The cutting capacity is estimated from six to eight
thousand tons. On he properly three Ice Houses
aiiordng storage for about five thousand tons. The
pond is about two hundred yards from tide water
which is always open, and being on the bay, it is
accessible TO vessels of any size, at any time of year.
without pioage or towage The buildings situat-
ed at the head OF the wharf and receive their ice from
the pond without the aid of steam other powert the
height of the pond being sufficient to fill the houses
by runnin. the ice. 1t is believed to be a RARE
winter shipments, well as for summer The
property /. in good condition for handling ice the
present season. Also second parcel Of real estate
sua ed in the town of Southport, in said county of
A. ID. 1854. at O'Clock, p. NJ. Bounded and describ
ed as follows: The one undivided half-part of the
property known as the southport Ice Works,
the west shore of Boohbay Harbor. The pond has
n capacity of about 1000 tons, open salt water
and is a tract of about six acres of land. Also,
quantity of lumber which has been used foi covering
ice and hall interest in full set of Ice Tools.
G. b. KENNIsToN, ss;or..
CHAs. ID. SEAToN, A'''s"ee'
Boothbay, Me-, Dec. l, 1853. del7r3w
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CoPPER-C0loRED.

have been afflicted with . troublesome skin die.
ease, covering almost completely the upper past Of
nv body causing my skin to assume copper-colered
hue. II could be rubbed Oh like dandrun, and 1t
times causing intoerable itching and the most In
tense suffering. have used blood purifiers, pills,
and other advertised remedies, bat experienced no
relief until procured the CUTTCU.A RENEDIEs.
which, although used carelessy and irregulsriy.
cured me- aIlsyng that terrible itching and
nv skin TO It's natural color. I an willing 10 make
afRdavit 10 the truth Of this statement.
Milan, Mich. 8. @. BUXTON.
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the HERITAGE OF woe

Hlsefy, shane and agony 0ltee bequesfhed e soae
Legacy children by parents, II neglected Scrofals
TO cleanse the blood 81 this Hereditary posons aad
ins. TO dear the skin q dis1gssng hsmors, shing
tortuses humilisting eruptions, and osthsoms
caused BY 1t, to purify and beaatify the ska, and
restore the hslr - that - tSaee Of the disease
remains, CurTcURA KEsoIvKxT. the new blood
pariAer. diuretic and aperfenf, and CUTIcUkA I'D
CuTICUkA SOAR the great skin cures and besstiaers.
are infnllible.
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/ had SALT RaEUm

In the most aggravated form for eight years. No
permanent good. Ny friends in Maiden know how
] suffered. When began 10 use the cUTIcUKA
REMEDIgs my limbs were 70 NV and tender that
cracking and bleeding, sed wss Obliged 10 70 abost
on crutches. Used the CUTICURA REMKDIEs I've
months, and was completely and permssentiy cured
MRS. 3. A. BROWN, Maiden. Nass.
Referencea: Any citizen Of Maiden. Mass.
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Valuable Observation-Disclosures Anodyne
Liniment will positively prevent diphtheria,
that most to be dreaded of all dreadful dis
eases. Don't delay moment, prevention
is better than cure. No family should be
without the ARodyne in the house.
To particularly atone for our many sins
during the year now closing we wish to ex-
pose fraud. We refer to the large packs
of horse and cattle powders now sold. Sher-
idan's are absolutely pure and immensely
valuable. This statement is true.
dec1Sd&w1w
No Cure. Moray! DR.. Lawrence's Cough
Balsam, when once used, takes the place of
all others. See our advertising columns.
nov10-t1y
Kean's Kidney and Back Plaster acts d.
rectly on the nerves and muscles of the back,
the seat of all pain. Try them.
oct6t&wtf
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"For pears have been . severe sufferer
nom pains In the hack. Tried various an
plicaeions. One bottle Of Thomas' Ecleetric
Oh entirely cared me. Cured others equally
quick" Mn. Benning Of l4th ST., Buffalo.
wrots this. dsel6t&wlw4p
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This plaster acts
rectly upon the musc.e
and the nerves of the
back, the seat Of an
pain. No medicine :,
throw your system out
Of order.
For all Lung Troubles
whether local or deeply
seated, this plaster win
be found to give instant
relief.
For Kidney Trouble,
rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Pain in the Side and
Back Ache, they are Q
certain and speedy cure.
Sold by Druggists, for
. cts, or five for 81.
Mailed on receipt Of
price by
Smith. D00LITLE L sUN
Gen. Aga. Boston
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STATE AGENCY
EMILE BARBlER a. CO.

Awarded First Premium at Maine State Fair is7,
Any kinds of Dress Goods, in the pieces, or made
Slippers, Kids, Feathers, ETC., dyed or
oleanssd. and finished equal to new.
Also Gents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired
tanscieansed. Velvet trimmings of sleighs dyed and
restored to their primitive color ripping
Goods received and returned promptly BY express
Send for circular price list. Prices reduced. Orderp
solicited By mail, express or In any Agency. Bed
called and delivered If desired.
II. PENNIMAN, Agent for Winthrop.
MRS. II. N. BOYD, Agent for Hallowel!, Me.
mav2ofeod&wr
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RESOLUTIONS OF THE FRIENDSHIP
SOCIAL SOCIETY.

LAABERTyILLE, N, j., April "a, 1888.
TO The Officers and Members Of f. s. S.
The Ways and Means Comm ittee re.
specially submit the following preamble
and resolutions
WHEREAS, The F. s. s. in the Summer
of 1882 became involved in debt through
circumstances unavoidable, 1t was de.
: cided about January 1st 1883 to APP
point committee to devise ways and
means to liquidate said debt, the CON-
mittee being appointed they secured
the aid of five ladies', viz Mrs. A. E.
Smith, Mrs. VIM. o'Daniel, Mrs. Kate
- Crook, Mrs. l.. j. Titus and Mrs. L. j
+ Eyeringham, who solicited aid for the
. Society among the friends of temper
! ance, with grand success, having col
lected $49. 10, which amount totally
cleared the Society of its indebtedness
~ Therefore be it
Resoleed, That to Mrs. A. E. Smith,
Mrs. WIN. O'Daniel, Mrs. Kate Crook,
Mrs l.. j. Titus and Mrs. l.. J. Evering
ham, the sincere thanks of the Society be
extended for the noble manner in which
they. came to our aid in our time of need.
Resdlred, That to the citizens who so
generously contributed for the aid of the
Society our sincere thanks be extended.
Resotued, That the above resolutions be
published in The LAMBERTvILLE RECORD
and that copy of said paper be presented
to each of the ladies who solicited aid for
the Society.
ii. o. KRoEsEN, Chairman
HARRISON SUTPHIN, Treasurer
JAMES %. REyIIa Snrratary
A. L. SMITH,
- FRANK BARKLEY.
j. II. CHIDIsTER,
WlLLIAMA COLE,
r Ways and Means Comm ittee
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which is under the direct personal man.
agement of his brother, Mr.. E. j. Miller
No better evidence as to the prospects
of Mr.. Miller's business for the current
year could be given than the fact that he
and his workmen are now as busy as can
be- A number of orders are on hand, and
it is also noticeable that the demand is
constantly improving for what may be
designated as the BETTER more expensive
class of work. He is now making hand
some monument for ANGEL st. Johns "a
former President of the old Bridge Co
Bank grave, and also cottage monu-
ment for William tanning, to DO set up
in Mt Airy cemetery. Three orders are
also being filed for Philadelphians.
We are glad to note these evidences of
prosperity Mr.. Miller has given Lam
bertville Marble Works reputation that
does not suffer by comparison with COM
petitors throughout the State, and THE
RECORD can aud does most cheerfully re.
commend him as an energetic, reliable
business man.
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l.. /. MILLER.


The marble and granite industry finds
Il worthy representative here in the works
of l.. j.. Miller, upon Union street, adjoin-
ing the Methodist Church. The display
of monuments and tombstones is most
creditable, both in quantity and quail
ity, the stock shown is far superior to
that usually carried by similar establish
ments in places of like size with this.
Marble working is business with
which Mr.. Miller has had long familiari-
ty-in fact, it has been the business Of
his life. II is now six years since he came
to Lambertyile from Myerstown, Pa,
where his father, VIM. l.. Miller, has long
carried on the marble trade. From tn o
outset of his business career here Mr.
Miller has manifested the disposition to
build up Il trade that should reflect credit
upon himself and the city, aud in these
efforts he has been successful In marked
degree. During the summer months he
gives employment to six to ten workmen,
and also puts in an much as possible OF
his own time at the bench. To each de-
partment of his business he gives careful
personal attention, and he sees to it that
every representation ON behalf of his work
is fulfilled. No better illustration of this
fact is needed than is afforded by the
handsome cottage monument he put up
for DR.. Studdford. His work is not only
to be found here at home, but in the GEM
eteries of Doylestown, Titusville and other
neighboring places where he has filed
many contracts, and such satisfaction ha s
been given that the area of country from
which the works derive thier patronage
constantly increases. Last years trade
more than doubled that of the first year the
works were opened, and every indication
points to an equally good or even better
business this year. The work done ranges
in value from $1,000 down to almost nom
inal figures, and the fact that Mr.. Miller
has maintained low prices has aided him
wonderfully in securing orders. Another
thing. in his favor is the fact that he
doesn' employ canvassers, and so increase
the mortality list OF those who are talked
to death. +"
Mr.. Miller buys his material from first
hands-the quarrymen. The American
marble used comes from Rutland, Vt.
the granite chiefly from Barry, VT, and
from Clark's Island, Maiss. Any other
granite can, Of course, be furnished with
equal readiness, but these varieties we
mention because Mr.. Miller, as a practi-
cal man, gives them precedence. From
the same sources he supplies branch
yard which he owns, at Frenchtown, and