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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-12-04

NOVEMBER CHOICE LITERATURE."-The
contents of this issue of this popular and ex-
cellent magazine are even more valuable and
attractive than usual, as the following will
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-12-04

Call and gee the nice RAISIN5. CURRANTS
CITRON, &C., at CHAs. G. WHEAT'S.
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Horse owners can not afford to overlook the
wonderful success of Kendalls SPAWN Cure.
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The Christmas Sensation,

CHAs. G. WHEAT has SARATOGA CHIPS
OR FRIED POTATOES. noy27. st
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The Gem Organ is the best manufactured.
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Ifyou want the best ORGAN, buy the GEN
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Yearly advertisers who desire to change
their advertisements must bring IN the COPY
not later than Saturday, or otherwise they VIII
go over till next issue.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-12-04

The members oil the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold a public meeting at
the Second Presbyterian church, tonight at
| u O'Clock. The exercises will be quite inter-
esting. consisting of singing; short address by
Rev. ]. c. Dice; solos by Miss Dice and one OF
the little girls ofthe Band of Hope; recitation
| by Miss Emma Hood, of the W. F. 1 reports OF
the work accomplished since their last meet
ing. All are cordially invited to attend, young
gentlemen and ladies especially.
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The Death of our Loving Friend and
SchOoi-mate, Retta Parent.

She has passed away-the one who had low
ing spot in sill our hearts. How beautiful was
her short life ofonly IA summers. full of joys
and happiness!
How many pleasant hours have we spent to-
gether in our school.room! But she has gone,
mo more shall we hear her merry laugh and
see her bright smiles. 1t is hard to realize that
she is dead! Although 1t is terrible blow, our
Heavenly King knows best.
"The Lord giveth, and the Lord tax eth away,
blessed be the name of the Lord"
Nav God comfort and console her bereaved
ones A LOVING SCHOoL-MATE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-12-04

EYFE ~ EHpeople are always on the look
HHt EAs 3 Bout for chances to increase their
HA e "a earnings, and in time become
EH "a Hswealthy; those who do not i'm
ES H EEEEprove their opportunities re-
main in poverty. We offer
great chance TO make money. We want many
men, women, boys and girls to work for us right
in their own localities. Any one can do the
work properly from the first start. The busi-
ness will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. Expensive outfit furnished free. No
one who engages fails to make money rapidly.
You can devote your whole time to the work,
or only your spare moments. Full informa-
ton and all that is needed sent free. Address
feb20-1y STINsoN & Co., Portland, Maine.
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w. H. WELLER. adjoining
Opera House, is now visiting New YORK ana
Will open in few days the MOST ATTRAC-
TIVE LINE Of
XMAS NOV ELITES
in the citv and at the LOWEST PRICES.
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BLACK SILKS

Ratdzimere, newest thing out,)
Colored Silks
Satin Sublimes,
Trcketine Jersey Cloth
Frontines, Something new.
Drape D'Almas,
Flannel Suitlngs
SAooda Cloths, all shades,
Embossed and Cut
Velvets and Pushes,
Velveteens and Silk Velvets, all shades,
Plush Cloakings,
Jersey Wraps,
Russian and Newport Circulars,
Dolmans. are just lovely,
and as for their stock Of
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18

-lz-kzHlr god pres al the "a.
t.. IS 0ze b<1ezI the 7e-1i.ls czi
from = -F1csory.T Eb5ch j. -e1e-a.. s
Orer-1okei. C"stoa i b.ia- rapii!y
rushei i1to market uai-h las caused
= heavy decline. The crop ri. 70;
bs EIz-h over half. %; III. a-o1ai
- more than a-si e1pecteL some
parties have a.reaiy gathered aid
sd ibej- entire cron-
The h2rlest- 5e2--ei AID most
misery mai o. Wess1- La 70 d5ub;
-esglv-i u his bez-. tbzt L q: z-v
future time Wess9a sLall ever x
la..e. o. - help n relieve the s-Eer.
TX al Ez-ts sftLs z-1.c:ai os zoy
g;her p--.iD1 o. earth. thzf Le Ei.l
s-1-t-.Jots .iyerz : . tat Ell,
He-e A-e ~ zI.a 20 Trz--ic II
c-4.1s o. soy 9;Ler p<-7..e- but d-r-
= o-Y sJ-e sr1- .e-- here rz-c {
T. FROM s2r All ze2r 'he u. - %.
d l-.i.ei. % zss.s; - L.. mary 5
or lzl Al -e-~.. VIA -Ji
15 = sr1-e - re dine > :
e. = Gg.-4--- All Wus>Ja e.. z-se-
Q tprz-tsa. u us ID ~. 90 :
r. Il app .l-i.y - -er4y e
-tzi.t.i= an z--sy - IL
void !. see-ls hat e -o-.i Ezs
ye.i4r - = tI-- w= erred
II the L-zfs ztz-= ca .l-a-s =
Ia.t.tz:ig1. = & sLos.s'- r. i-e il
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18

sL-= -
- ~ . $500 ---. = -4-s,..
= > -.e- g. -a-..-- Tx -
Il g-s..- = - "a .-.1.=.-s ~
ne >.4se II u #s-.>-:ty. -: s=-
Z 80 M. exf---- = .s.-.-e. E.-z -
y-l-cig4 r-L==- u tai --E.a-s -l--.
: % oE:e- U1de- - .-E4-E.e 81.
Ra.sky. The ed-ca.Io1 d - ,y.,i
f our STATE must be heidi n Fg5- -
,ccm b. our people il This thing
.h2l be allowed . continue. TIE
Grand Jury Of the county of E.-Gs,
II our Information be cOr.o:c, should
have acted loag siace, and d-u-ken
officers decagi.a:e3.
We call tie attention Of Jldg
Wharton. the Dist-ict-AttoTlcy aoI
the gooi citizen, OF the Sac u tbs
fact. II Is an unpleasant task ioF
Us t. have T. perform. u point out
al, error and violation Of the law.
but as q public journalist. wer gard
il our duty. and must express our
surprise that It has 10: been d0L {
long since b. those who have had
every opportunity Of seeing and
knowing tie fact we a.iude %. We
all add further. tia. We would Oh
10 account, 10 anyone wi.f.l,v al in
justice, ard if The fac. &c a!lude tn
did not affect our own county and
he whole State. We would be far from
mentioning tie matter.-B. IN Ms
tzStppt Farmer.
b is right, and we are glal he has
spoken out. We have always re-
garled it as - burning shame" that
the last Democratic Convention re
nominated This official: especially 50
because his dissipation was as Io-
torious It jackson then as now.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18
s--oa Notes

While J. y. W.. =. "a.
owner AID pr"IEie.< IL Il. fac-o-.
here. he hot oaly ehsr1-i tho
pye-a.ives No rclt Il al, but zc,aal-
Is furnished every family Z cJyh,ag
,to'e. But these thug. are forgotten
by great many.
Il IS only Of late that TIE LEADER
has had maay subscribers in We
soD, but it Is nevertheless duly al
pfecia,ed, aaI considered quite a
welcomed friend, and nc trust It
|i.l receive liberal patronage here,
Dr., D. l. aod :. o. Smith cane
70 We,-9a i months ago almoi,
ierfccl Strangers. They Low have
al immense practic@, aad are ve-g
popular and worthy gentlemen. We
trust our town may have other az .
ecssioas like these.
We guarantee that NJ. Wal.er
Sails, :: ". Boxers. pms ia more
worK il y hours than any man in
own. But it is & serious thing.
whether these Is hour days are
profitable To any one in the far end.
We believe IN the hour Law.
a short time since one Of our
policemen (who spouted 50 extern
9i'eiy because Gable did not arrest
tw" drunken men riptiog here
also failed IN al attempt TO do &
Ike act and We guess he finds out he
Is not as brave as he had yainIy
imagined.
Capt. II. \. Earns, Of the finn Of
Earns i LycII, is said 70 be perfect
10 his knowledge Of tie grading and
cias,ing Of cotton. He can not be
deceived in it. and all the merchants
in town accord him this honor. He
also ranks highest and foremost as a
salesman. lie has no superior
anywhere, and be has doLc more
toward building up the immense
trade If Wessoa than any three men
In it.
The Clarion, in its sketch OF J.
hI' w 70 puf ~, btlc iDuuueI Ol ~ t5-
son, r fleets a true picture Of lin so
far as his charity and beaevoler c.
arc concerned, TO which hund-ods Of
his lifetime acquaintance will
testify. L. is too often the case that
mans greatness is measured by his
success. This should not be so, for
thousands of men are too great in
principle to do those things that
would make them great ia name.
We do not think Postmastcrs, who
have become Radicals in order to
get office should he too much abused
fer their exhibition of the deficiency
Of principle. 1t is far better to-have
: white Radical to hand US mail
than black one. AS
yet, we Of the South have not
arrived at the conclusion that the
negroes are our equals, and we prefer
them TO transact no business in the
h tier line for u.s..
Earns d Lyell state chat they
have bought to date about p times
as much cotton as in former years"
Cotton has sold in Wesson at re-
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Tae f-s. C .le-e S,stes weai
De-ocra.ic las; week by harde5E8e
r-,.o-.:-. e.oc--g Hoadiey for Gov
sFasr, AID cA.E- ~ the legislature
by Gear majority o. JOIN; bsl-
ut IC~4 a. was expected. We;
for tie Republicans ELo s.ect1d
sherman Governor. AID secured b9:h
branches Il tie Lgis.2igre by :
I1e. E---r-s l.9-l thee 80 >.a.e-
pre@ai a. Interesting s;1dy. AID il
- cs-s'e1dy asser.e1 by na-y q
;ls most kaO5i5g gaes Il b,gil par
tics iaA. Tie r.s.li si--iEs t1t very
....-e csac,r-iag IL. Pres.ie-.i2-
cg-te-; : year heaee- Hc-e:o-
.a.'-ea. sirgle-.~hea ite.Demo-ras.
are 80 victories o. NIL era.
Z-.as ts.i-- a,ra vas i tie cs.s--
I'D large ;oEas. WHea lie Rent
LEAFS haze he'll .h-.- oz- q mad.
ga. j. sle c.ues laer lac 8--4t. ,
=Lywl i1--.1s=l s.reazth i the ~
=. regions. l. short tLe c5u1:-y
L. b-.a always regarded - The r.
peJ..eaa stra-gLo.5. It l. - IL
Nv Tx a-l g:iar Ezs;e-- S.z:a-
= ws.4 - . The We. B., t. Ire
-e--.ts q IUe-day's elections ~ 50
: tLe reverse otiais. Tie Rspa5-
ia .J-ses we're z.toDst wholly H. .he
country precincts. ~ =. ~ = Oa5o.
;.er -a'e c-csiie-1i . gains 4 -
BIZ CT lie came ding : trua
s-h-faa.la..y, q Iowa There -
R-gaa..e41 party wa- lal .e.5.-- T.
tie l4--er .oxn,. bc; t. D-l.---4 :
= .1ci heavily IL The i1;sf.er c5a--
10 i : c4-.aaz- a.-o. - r l. 80
c1-,es ZTc- Eg- &c reversal f ,s-
E1l= Q. f9rZer Eea--. Oae r r
RS - az-.--ei b. Republican pe-.-
tiet-L- = 80 Rssat J. e.1 - T.
tie M districts d D-.y j. t.. lie
'a-L----. p.--.-.-T age VI. --1--
-, Tt.- .--=-=si :. tl= 4-.I.a ~
Lal-r--e u geIlcrlz .1e dirty -
-. IN desired ID .---=-t .-.e e.
c-s - 60: - -. - rzsr- .1air
.-.e.=-.z. U7dszg.@l'y n: Ia
a--e-a.-g - IL vt -z=-ss-z
.-- Democratic vote al - a.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18
The Governors.

OIt Of the thirtv-cigat Governors,
twenty-five are Democratic, twelve
Republican and ole Malone. Tea
Of the Democratic Governors cam
north Of Mason and Dixon's line,
viz; Ben. +. Butler Of Massachu-
sets; Thomas II. Walker, of Con-
necticnt: Grover Cle7cland, of New
York; George P. Ludlow, Of New
jersey Robert f. Patterson, Of Penn
sy ivanla; J. ". Beagle, of Michigan
George W. Click, If Kansas; Jarrett
w. Adams, OF Nevada; James, +.
Grant, Of Colorado, and George
StOneman, of California.
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Publication Notice.

LAND OFFICE ArJ4rrsoS v,s.,
. sept@ inter y. ia.
Notice l. hereby gwen that me TO ays,r W..
e. setter hzs led notice .. his intention :, s an
ina 0rpof II support u aIS Ga "a. and ,h,t "a :
p DDf VII te made bef1re = z a AZ. tl.rca.II
eTs. al Nor tee 10. M.~~. On Noy II 80 -
Eenry PrEsnL H1I1@st-ai No -. fp- The n.I
sN', SC = ozHsaIp n, range q vest ~
names he Lilo sIsg Witnesses % Dow bts con
iGI11us resi- @lce upon. All cultivation ~ ali
I4ul. VIZ. AI
LIS. J0fozn H=lvCcI. Lawrence 90 ~
" ale smith. u.s.
ePt 2--5g Itgi.,sr
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Publication Notice.
LAxD OrFlcE Al J.cksox. Mss. !

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. Mss
sept. g. $50
Notice IL hereby given that the follosingnam
FL setter has filed notice Of her intention 10
make final proof in support Of her Ca.m AMI
that said proof viii be made before T. ". NartIn.
Chsncery Clerk, al BruokhAven. Miss, on oct
p. I~S3. VIZ. LIdlA smith. widow II Hamilton
smith, dec Ase-i. Homestead No >.62 for the ne /.
nv 80. s. ETse. She names the follow.
ing witnesses TO prove her continuous residence
upon. and cultivation Of. sad land VIZ:
Is a. Lann. !. VI. AL Ct Brookhaveu p. o..
>tepP. v. :. Rotg Lincoln Co..
ers. I. }. Good, } Mss
Il. {. KERR,
Register.
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Publication. .S10:ice.
LAND cFF1cE A. JacEsov, Mss. ,

LAND cTFIcE A. Jackson. NIssJ
>-pf. q. lss3 :
NCt'ce = heTebE given that the { low f,,g.ns,}
81 setter has 1.ss' notice q a., Intention 70
make FINAL proof IN support or h.sel.ln. and ma,
saIt proof rII - made before C. E. Mans
c. aucery CLERK, a. HoatceII1 Mss. on Noy -
'S-5. VIZ H@nry Jackson, Homestead No. sI.3
fer the Ne - / ard SCI lie / SEC. a. lin
: - ~. lie names the foloElng witnesses IA
prove his continuous r--IIeace upon. and cu,t
yat1on q. sal land. VIZ:
7 edr!ck Daniel ;. 7. AMI All Of silver Greek
strong. Washington Oats, : I. T.. Lawrence
JET Daniel. Co Mss
K. {. KERR
sept. 9T-Sw Register
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Publication Notice


LAND OFFICE At J.cEs,y u,...
Octp's-r 1, ia
So,.ee = ssren' zlTsn that iae foIowiarS.n.
rake rgzi prot n sap1 y u ni. ,li. .ln %
.sl1 prof sill be tlzue hs'0re 4 = W,. sII M
> C.-TE. Al aOutlae 10. NI-.. On - hAa-
III Jerrg GArDsr. Hp-n-y'eai ~ - a.: ~,
\ ~ aipl nU nel : zsrao a. .1r re
Games toe u. OEIuZ S.ia-.se, = 81 vs ~. ne
un1gus residence upon AMI crItIy,r5rr US goa,
AL, w: u sad
Cato. Epar am Moore lawn ~, T. u
bm. N!ie, ". ~
oo., K Z. KERR
Register
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18
TIE Prohibitions Movements in
Pike.

Pike.
TLePrJ5ib5i. 7-isss t5zt Assem- Jed
here O the FIST ins;aot wisely
s31pifd the r19si przcticab,s policy
- Ascertain the wishes q the people
Z Pike ro7n.y, Il regard 10 the
li2ECr gzss.i11 As will re seen
from the Proceedings o The Prohibi-
t5o1 C51ve-ii11, i another column
Il Ills paper, the rriicy isiicz.ed il.
= CE8yas-e-s 70 trAvcrse the cpg-fy
al s5sicit signatures % : Fe;i.i1-
prAyiH- the legislature - pass s
special scs prpHbiiirg the sale q
vI-oaS sE.-5s5.s sEd matt liquors
10 This cgg-ty. This j. abozs the
-CSt feasible Pan that could have
1c-1 ALLOTTED Z =. 81 the true 81
:i1e-i o. tl= pevp.e II 5 MAJORITY
q he vg.sr< j. This county sign the
Ee.iti5a -.zl-i ~ tie LEGISLATURE
ca 10; i--r-e L Tie subject j
Sc ;hai tr1y 5e-arvas The thought
fl. co-s.ie--;lor az every nan iG
sle -1z-tv. a-i the import O ]; i
a 80 = E-l Ief-i a l.te IL
i-:e--;-;-E - f1;v il tbs -tsp-ct.
= L.1--.t - ami al P1-ls-i;y.
W have a=ars 5-e- nagrSai =
zz-i / F-s--..i.2 o. 10 lie Comfy y
--- - 1ers vel kaaw, sd o1E
-rs,i.i2- p IL. = Ptc' remains IN
---- go ~: - az II favor o. 'ae,
.--@---' - f.p-.o.i ne sac q
i.ie 70 lie enlasE' anh chee'i1 u.
zTee -'E'F MAJ II lie couli! =
- - --...i3-.
%; c1z-1-.1E county, Liaco-o'
-17E-- -e-f0> y II tie same
7 81 - lave 57eo :, i.ln.E
s- -: 9. -eas; ta-ee-i slF.l D.
.. - -7,s-s i tn; cau1'y, r5S--i-
- g. -. - .<.5..ss have sl-n-'
- -. -1F-~lee, a1o--e-
- -9l-.E. hal a SEC Z.
~ -@s~e1 4 ieT years
! - .- Th-: Te ca lear nc
! e ZH-- P.=As~I = -.
- III. F.Ne county G. &
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The relatives and friends of W. T

The relatives and friends Of W. T.
Torrey were grievousIy shocked last
Sunday by the news Of his death,
which occurred on that day at the A.
d VI. College. A few weeks ago
Willie left this place to enter the
above mentioned college, seemingly
in good health, with buoyant spirits
and ambitious hopes, but death call
ed, and his voice Is always needed.
Willie was the son Of Mr.. Robert ID.
Torrey, of the Union Church district.
He was about 10 years of age. and
was bright, genial handsome boy
a general favorIte, esteemed by all
who knew him. His elder brother
George, went on to Starkville to at
tend him and returned after the fu-
neral 1t is idle to attempt to console
for Time is the only healer in such
grief as has come to his relatives
Fdyette Chronicle, Oct. 8.
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Publication Notice
LaxD OFTtrrr1lrr..

LASo OFTtrE - IirEsox ~
N0'iee q hereby given TIA ts- =. : -
"a ss.,le' : a h.-l ngi-s = - lat, (, IAN.
Isrlof . - t1a z - re- e. Z 49,. e. s4,
isrE- a. Y Hf;tCe -. " - 81 y = ''-i-@-g
U4rrtsIu as. A8Eses- I'd No 80 -. ".
~ ~, - Z, :, O. : = lie nzues IT, faps5
uP0a, an cultivation a. sad ami ~, 'esfieuee
ts-JrEe B11zn- ArchlCt AL u gor.ss-,,
BzrBe-. Morris R4russ : - ra1ii0 70. ?. o.,
I.4l "a Danes. ~ %
Oct IS GE hERR,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18

TIE candidates for the Speaker
sip have secured parlors at the
hotels il Washington, and will tax
possession OF them ia November
Carlisle and Cox will be found A. + {
Rigs House: Randall AID Springer
At the National: Morrison a. Vii
Ia-d's and LeFevre at Wormley's.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18
Disease Cured
Without Medicine.

/ T1'saile Disoor,~y for saEg'ying Eagss
:i.a 70 fie Hsssas .>y,tels. Electricity
Cad Iaga>tt.a rtili->d :. Rersr
5-.fors fgr Hea'iag 'te Sax.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18
EDITORIAL NOTES.

beavers.
THz Ds-5xr... a LawreUce rasn
business,
vo-s-w-r.-- p.tw,~5 81
Ar.rlexbi;e
t., 90. ,l...-. ...--.. -.
49, go.
.'. -
~ -
XIII" WE = '-- - 'i'@.-
g - 80 Ie@as
'.'S'- ~, x = -. - v II.
d ~ - =--'--- = 80 - y -. =.
.,--
d.. a =. F-:.s al j = To-
ma Ts-e ---f..-1 = h1@---- ~
. '--s "a ii
-HE >1i-s'7e '17E. of i4s >;a.s
L1ii Esi u -1=.- as OK e -
d'cAe: III Ia 81 4-=-i.--
TIE safe L-,gs- T-a:s w-.er
To'ks TX J--As'l- 4-e ..'.ls..
i.o- : ~,;.--y = s@;.91' c92s--e;4-
to-.
TIE G-a-i Jlry # E-4-re- county
L., lgz-l tue 5i... aZai1s: Dr.. Cook
al his so4 NcTit! fyr tie murder Of
Car:. Io.e.
LINES saw mil. near Beauregard,
vas destroyed - Er- LIST thursday.
Tie machinery was new. Loss
$j,gA.
SrSA7og PExDLrrox will be re-
elected by the Dew Democratic IDr-
turc II Ohio. Hal the RepobIlcaa.
succeeded, Gov. Foster ~oaid X
The MAJ.
EpGAs :. WILSON. editor Of t.e
New Ni..i.s.ga.4a. AL C..fk of tie
last House 81 z - e,ea.z...c.. L, :
candidate f5r reelection. HeB5.! 3.
hard 10 beat.
Taz Supreme Court of the Uai.cd
States has declared Tie Civil Rights
Law Unconstitutional. Or. in other
words. th2. tie acg-o is-1ot ea.i.lcJ
u aov nore .igb.s than Tie wL.te
man.
* lev. ,,,cv,r;sd - uou,. m.
N, u.i,stei,o.- observation-disclosures.
because some Of the voters eD4It his
name xrnry. lis l. eno,,terous N
assume that hat the average voter
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Citation Notice

To al perHons kavinz or sl.sr,,,..
eqtshe interest In -. follgHtiz esrr,, ,,eeal o.
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= . 80, = L4nroln eoaEiy. Nis.,ss,, sec
adj % iae Cha1csrJ eo1rl q sad eogSt, leeiOrs
The 4th Monday in Decembs, - ,ooo
70 d@fend TIE set herein % As.-.,.-. wv
against yo1 % eo11rn iAls tar axe 10 "a serek
p y. MARTIN,
r. II. THoxrsoS, GIMP 4inarss s5' jIy Clerk.
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Application for n Patent

UsiTED BTArEs GAsD oTf,f,
Eureka, Nevada, Aarch .j, 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JANhs
IN J. Smith and George Morton. whose post.
once address 10 Tempiutc, Lincoln County, Ne
vada, has this day filed his application for
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the
Legal Tender mine, or vein bearing silver,
with surface ground six hundred feet in width
situated in Tempiute Mining Jirtiict, County
of Lincoln and State Of Nevada, and designated
by the eld notes and official plat on file in this
Office a. lot number SO, located on unsurveyed
land, The exterior bouEdarieR of eaidlOt MOSS
being IS follows, ,towit:
Beginning at post msrhed MOL U survey
No. So, the same being post No Of o 8 survey
No Sc and 81, lots "a" whence U minela
monument No ., on Coyote Peak. bears . II deg
II min W 1858 feet. Thence running. LIT course.
81 deg " 60ofect. to rost msrlsd No 2, y
feet, to post marked No 81 2 6suryey No SO;
thence. 3D. course, 8 81 deg = 6r0 feet, to post
marked No 1 u 8 survey No Is. the ssnnf bsipg
post No 2 Of o survey No u, lot ~. !" sterling
lode. and thence, 4th courrs. 3 6 deg " 1900
feet to post No l, the plsce Of beginning. Con
tanning 40 $1,000 sores. Magnetic variation
degrees 80 min oast
The location Of this mine iarccordedin in tht
Recorders office OF Tenpints MfninP District
In book"R,' page 400, Of the records OF said
district Thisclsim is bounded on the eAst M
versely sny portion o. said LepAl Tender Mire
or surface ground are requiFed to Ale their I'd
verse claims with the ReRister Of the United
States Land Oince At Eureka, IN tho 6tste o{ Ne
| vada. during the sixty says 1ssfiod of pubaics.
ton hereof, or thsy win b. bazrtd byvtr9us Of
| the pfovisions Of the Ate4uter-. 49,.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SIXTH
/ Judicial District. OF the State of Nevada, in
aud for the County of Lincoln.
George S. sawyer, Plaintiff, VS.. John i. Gilmer,
Oefendant.-Action brought in the District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District of the
State of Nevada. In and for the County OF
Lincoln, and the complaint filed in said
County of Lincoln, in the Office of the Clerk Of
said District Court.
The state Of Nevada sends greeting to John
T. Gilmer, defendant. You are hereby re-
quired to appear i'll an action brought against
you, by the fbove named plaintiff, in the Dis
trict Court of the Six h Judicial District OF
the State of Nevada, in and for tho county Of
Lincoln. aud answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten days exclusive of The day of service)
after the service on you Of this summons, If
served in said county; or, If served out OF said
County, but within said District, within twenty
days. and in all other cases forty days; or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you, ac-
cording to the prayer of said complaint. The
said action is brought to recover Judgment
against you said defendant for the sum OF $685.,
now due and owing by you to said plaintiff for
services rendered as an Attorney a. Law at your
| special instance and request also for legal in
terest on said amount of $685. from the Goth day
February, A. D. 1888, all of which appears more
| fully by the complaint now on file in my Office,
| and to which you are referred.
And you are hereby notified, that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will take iudg
| ,nent against you for the said sum Of $685. and
| interest, and for such other relief as the Cour
| may allow.
Given under my hand and the sea
Of the District Court of the sixth
| fsEAL.l Judicial District of the Stat
Of Nevada, In and for the Count.
Of Lincoln, this 22d day o
June. in the year Of our Lort
ono Thousand eight hundred ant
eighty.three.
iy7 T. j. OSBORNE, Clerk.