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nj COHEN BROTHERS

nj COHEN BROTHERS
Have thrown out all their odds and ends. accumu-
lated during the past season. and will sell them at
one half their former price. This includes goods
from every department in the house.
win also offer
eases Of BEST IA PERCALES, new designs,
adapted for childrcn's wear at DC. yard;
1 case ELEGANT-QUALITY CHECKED MUS
LIN at Sc, SATIN-sTRIPED 1t 12H and
IDEAL at reduction Of from to BE- a yard
from former prices;
All the popular brands Of INEACHED aud IN
BLEACHED sHEETINGS aud slIIRrINGs,
among them cases Of the mos: popular Zoe.
MUSLIN at Slsc yard;
10 pieces Of IRISH LINEN suitable in qualtyf for
general family purposes at 2lc. yard-the
quality generally sold ut 33c.;
large stock Of IRISH LINENS and LINEN
LAWNS, which we purchased during the win
ter season at reduced rates, Will be sold 10 cnor-
nous reduction from general value;
4 large stock Of TABLE LINENS-among Them
we quote FULL-WIDTH BLEACHED ALL
LINEN. extra heavy, ut SOC. yard;
50 dozen BLEACHED ALL-LINEN DINNER
NAPKINS at 5jc. a dozen. generally sold II
DOILIhs and NAPKINS of all kinds, among
them many extra bargains;
We also offer Il large stock Of LACEs Of every de-
scripuon. Among our REAL TORCiION
LACES viii be found 80 pieces fine EDGE at
&c. yard, the value Of which is from s to l0c
20 pieces Of 81 PILLOW-CASE LINEN "a As
TO soc. generally sold at from 60 TO 9oc.;
IO-4 LINEN sIIEETING ut 65c., Ii LINEN
SHEETlNG. the most superior Of Barnsley',
manufacture at SLIP, generally sold at lbs
a yard.
In order 70 make room for spring stock Of tl0-
sery we will sell our entire stock Of FANCY no
SIERY ut cost; among them will be found
so dozen GENTLEMEN'S FANCY Isle ~
33c. p1ir. These haye been purchased recent
~. slightly damaged by water, and are gene
rally sold az 60c. a pair.
Also, a lot of LADIES NECK-WEAR, slightly
damaged 10y water.
We will also make special sale of a large stock of
GINGHAMS. BROWN LINENS, and various
other goods anxious 10 dispOscOf before the
opening of the approaching season.
We viii open during the first part OF THIS week
, eases Of HAMBURG EDGINGS cd lNSt RI
INGS in entire new designs, and OurOwn direct
importation from -. Galien, switzerland.
j. 27->a,Su&W
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The Beacon, OF 81. Mary's county, Nd,
gives a graphic description OF regular
fight between the tongers and dredgers Oh
oysters on Wednesday last on the Potomac
between Blackstone and st. Cafherines
Islands. The tongers the day previous, on
reaching their boats, found that most oil
them had been robbed OF their oars, tongs,
sbovels, etc., and they vowed vengeance
against the dredgers, whom they charged
with the robberies. The next day the
dredgers got to work about midday, and
the tongers commenced a fusilade to
drive them from the forbidden grounds.
Those who witnessed the affair assert
that there were over three hundred rounds
fired by the tongers and but few by the
dredgers in return. The crew OF one boat
were more stubborn and resentful than the
rest. and became an especial object OF at
tack. When the fire became concentrated
upon them they soon asked for quarters,
but the excited crowd could with difficulty
be restrained. After the forbidden grounds
had been cleared OF dredgers, one boat with
a crew OF nine men fired back at long
range. No sooner was this known than
one OF the long-range guns opened on her,
and soon the deck was cleared. Not man
could be seen. The gunner is an eX-Union
soldier. and his gun is known as the
Tongers' Pride. The next day the tongers
marched five miles to defend other points,
but found no enemy. Returning, they
found two boats dredging on what is
known as Hawks Nest, and they retired
in haste.
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Colonel M0sby and General Malone
They DO Not sleep Together.
WASHINGTON, February

WASHINGTON, February ~, 1885.
To the Editor Of the Eceaing Star:
Please inform the public that if, from any
rumor or recent event, unnecessary to en-
large upon here, the impression has gone
abroad that Colonel John ;. Mosby is
friendly TO General Malone, the impress
sion carries a falsehood. As the brother
in-law of Colonel Mosby | know and de-
sire to say that for two or three years he
has been writing from Hong Kong inyec-
tive such as might be expected from one
whose native State has been made the scene
OF n bacchanal and her honor bartered
away. l went Wednesday evening with
his young son to say to General Malone
that whatever was done that looked like
compromise was done without Colonel
Mosby's knowledge and against his wishes.
Hoping other things, he was mad. While
this is not my controversy, | dislike, as Sir
Lucius O'Trigger said, to see ait spoiled
by trying to explain it," for ii seems to me
- the quarrel is very pretty quarrel as it
stands" CHARLES WELLS RUSSELL.
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sPEyAL NOTICES.
mr. AT THALHIMER BROTHERS
YoU CAN FIND EVERYTHING IN THE
WAY OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
GOODS FOR THIS AND THE
COMING SEASON.

MOUhNlNG GODDo,
BLACK GOODS.
Everything new. such as DRAP DE ALMA In
six and Wool mixed. DRAP DE SERGE
CLOTH DE PARIS, TAMIsE and HENRiET-
TIA CLOTHS, MONTE, sHoODAH and OF
TONAN CLOTHS, FoULEs and CASH
MEREs, and every style Of BLACK DRESS
GOODS that Is stylish, aud all at prices wlthn
your reach;
mr. scK I[s-a most superb line from 75c. per
ward to the finest grades. We guarantee The
hest goods In the city for the money.
cOLORED SILKS, sURAHS, sATiNs, and
BROCATFLLE OTTOMANS In every shade
FOR street and evening wear:
FOULEs, sHOODAIIS, CLOTH DE PARIS,
NUNS YELLING in all the new shades; par
ticuarly noticeable In Ibis lot are our evening
shadeS-eyery shade that is worn:
New and beautiful designs IN IANBURG,SWlSs,
and NAINsOoK EMBROlDERIEs. also full
line of PERSIAN and SWISS EDGES, TOR
CHON and other styles Of LACES;
WHITE GOODS Of every description, such as
INDIA and PERSIAN NULL MUsLINS. IN
Ola LINEN, LINON DE DACA, CHECKED
and STRIPED NAINsOOKSthe best assort-
trent II has ever been our pleasure TO exhibit;
KID GLOVES IN all the new shades In Mousque
taire, Bernhardt Foster, and button styles; we
boast of having the best stock Of KIDS in this
city:
HOSIERY Just Notwithstanding that Is desira-
BILE for Children, Misses, Ladies, and Gentle
men:
RUCHINGS that are lovely, RUFFLINGS that
are becoming, and POMPADOURS thatn one
else can show you. at prices 10 please.
For all the abOve-namcd goods call at
THALIIMER BROTHERS.
50l Broad street, corner Fifth.
fe 1s-Su.Tu&Th
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We announce with extreme qualification
this result OF their deliheration, and hail
its wisdom and propriety as an suspicious
omen OF the success which we feel as
sured will crown our efforts in the great
struggle which we propose to make next
fall for the redemption OF Virginia.-Pdt-
syrdnid Tribune.
The first American inscription upon the
obelisk now standing in Central Park, New
York, Will be: "Use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price. - cents"
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Election Frauds.

The letter we publish this morning from
Warrenton will attract attention. So will
the article from the PiHSyluonid Tribune.
A vast volume Of testimony OF the KIND
therein described Will DC presented to the
next House OF Representatives. The
meaning of the CoAlitionists' demand for
ga free ballot and fair count" will be
made known throughout the Union,
whether Mr.. MASSEY secures his seat or
not.
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q We have the Southern Historical Society
Papers for February and March. 1t is a
number OF unusual interest and value.
Rev. j. WILLIAM JONES, ID. D., editor.
Send for IL
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New Books.

Bid Me Discourse. A Novel. BY MARY
CECIL Hay, author OF "Old Myddeton's
Money" "The Arundel Motto" edo
rothy's Venture" "Yictor and Van
pushed" &c. In paper. Price, 1Oc.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
James and Philip Van Arteueid. Two
Episodes in the History OF the Four
teenth Century. BY JAMES HUTToN, au-
thor OF " Missionary Work in the South
erD Seas" Central Asia from the Aryan
to the Cossack," etc. In paper. Price,
zoe.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON g. Co.
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We tllnk the conclusion arrived at Is
wise, both In regard 10 time and place,
and are encouraged to believe that the
meeting OF the peoples representatives will
result IN such thorough organization as
will insure Democratic success In the fall
elections - Charlottesville Chronicle.
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We are indebted to the Hon. Il. b.
FLOWER, OF New York, for copy OF his
late speech in the House of Represents
tiyes on "Reyenue Reform.''
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"There,o says witty Washington cor
respondent of the STATE, "there stood the
hostess looking like round Of beef stuffed
into satin dress"
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branch House: 1929
.1yFoRTnEEARLY SPRING TRADE
JULIUS MEYER < SON

JULIUS MEYER & SON
have jus, received
46 pieces LUPIN's ALL-WOOL NUNS VEIL
INGs. in all the new spring shades and black,
which We are selling at the remarkably low
price Of 2jc.-ihese goods are actually worth
35c.;
6s pieces FRENCH PERCALFS, entirely new
dress styles l24c.;
rs pieces WHITE LINoN DE INDIA at Toe.
worth 1879;
Is pieces PLAID MUsLINs at Zoe. worth 25c.;
Special drives in WHITE CROCHET QUILTS;
The BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILT, extra
large and heavy 1928;
job lot CoLoRED CROCHET QUILTS at s5c.
worth sl.25;
\ splendid LARGE MARsELLEs QUILT at
$3.50;
SIS dozen LARGEPURELINES DIN NER-NAP-
KINS at G0c. per dozen;
Is pieces ILLUMINATED HALF-wOoL DE-
DEGE at l24c. worth zoe.
SPECIAL PRICES on sIIEETISGS.
NEW YORK MILLS l0-4 BLEACuED SHEET
INGs at 33sc.-this Is lower than II has ever
been sold at;
UTICA IO-i BLEACHED sIIEETlNG AZ 35c.;
An excellent IO.4 BLEACuED sIEETlNG at
2Jc.;
wAMSUTTA Al BLEACUED COTTON l2sc.
We viii open I'm a few days our spring importa-
lions Of KID GLOVES, In all the new shades Of
terra Gotta, tan, &c.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
fe II-eod COL and GO3 Broad street.
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and sixth strcets) Rev. WILLIAM
W. LANDRUM, pastor Morning service at IL
o'clock; sermon 10y Rev. KERR Ii. TUPrER, Of
Michigan. Sermon at night by the pastor.
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1JP YOUNG MEMS UNION PRAY
ER-AfEETING OF THE BAPTIST CHURCHES
OF RICHMOND viii hold their monthly meeting
at fhe Clay-Street Baptist church at 81 =. ". To-
DAY. Special service Of song led by Captain
Frank Cunningham.
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The Mayor OF Washington, N. j., Hon,
Daniel Beatty, says in reference TO st,
Jacobs Oil: From my knowledge Of It's
eflicacious working must say that st,
Jacobs Old Is unequallcd Ms remedial SUBJ
stance.
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Our splendid line of LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
Of our own superior manufacture, viii I've sold at a
discount of per cent in order to comply with
the rest of our
GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE.
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We have received from Messrs. WEST,
JOHNSTON & Co. copy Of Ha,per's Maga-
zine for March.
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n FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-The pastor, Rev. j.
b. HAWTHORNE, u. D., viii preach ut l. a. NJ.
and at ~ 7. NJ Morsing subject, " David Dancing
Before the Lord All welcome. %
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MARRIAGES.

Married. February @. 1888. at II Johns Ger
man church, by Rev. Edward Huber. Mr..WlL-
LIAM T.. KRUG 10 Miss DORA II. SCHMIDT
both OF Richmond. Va.
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DEATHS.

Died. at Milton, Mass, Monday. February 9th.
MCKEAN GARDNER. only child of Joseph NJ:
and Augusta T.. Churchill, In the sixteenth year OF
his age.
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n5PMAIN-S CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Main between Pine and Laurel streets.
j. 4. DEARBORN win preach on SUNDAY at IL A
~ and 7:3O r. NJ
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ONLY THREE WEEKS LONGER
BEFORE REMOVAL TO OUR NEW STORE.

The store we nsw occupy-one of the best-llghted
rooms In the clty-123 feet deep-with portion
of the FIXTURES-is FOR RENT. Possession
given March lst. +. j. LEVY & CO.,
feS 2l3 east Rroad street.
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DRUIDS' MORTUARY BENEFIT
~ FUND ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND
The members of this Association VIII please az
iDr1iids'l Hail. corner Of seventeenth and Main
streets. on TUESDAY NEXT. the 2Oth instant. at
~ p. NJ, for important business. Members OF the
order wishing to become members of this Assoc Ia
ton will please be preselt for examination, Sc.,
rs the fee for initiation VIII be advanced, accord
ing to law, after the lst OF March ny ORDER 1i inc
Association MYER ANGLE,
10 IS-ltk Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~~~~~~~~S-y,~S,ssS - - -
H WE HAVE SO MUCH TO SAY
ABOUT WHAT We ARE DOING.
AND AS 1T WOULD TAKE ABOUT HALF OF
THIS PAPER TO DOT,
WE INVITE ALL IN WANT
DRY GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
CARPETS,
oL-oLoTns, &C.,
TO CALL AT OUR STORE
SEE FOR THEMSELVES.
WE HAVE LOTS
NEW GOODS,
AND
ARE DAILY ADDING TO OUR STOCK.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
fe1s Successors to Levy Brothers.
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VI LETTINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, p
MI hers Of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, A.~IAx
Y NJ are requested TO attend a stated ~
communication of their Lodge at 81. Az "
bans Hall on MONDAY 10Th insiant.a At ~ o'clock
T. NJ Members Of sister lodges and transient
brethren are fraternaiy invited TO be present.
by order Of the ". VI. .
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
co1O1tz Secretary.
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FERTILIZERS.
SH0CKOE MILLS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.


SHOCkOE MILLS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.
grind this plaster FRESH DAILY % ordered.
aud can guarantee IL TO be superior TO any ON tie
market. being sole agent for the best quarries in
Nova scotia. II will be well TO get prices before
buying elsewhere, especially for ground.
WARNER MOORE,
Manufacturer Ground Plaster,
Dealer In Lime, Cement, &C.,
foot seventeenth street south side Of Dock.
fe 4-3m
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
In addition 10 my regular business. am now
grading N.Y. STANDARD" BRAND OF PL ~
TER, which f. uneludllcd by any on The market,
and which intend shall become universally popu-
lar on IT, own merits Having carefully selected
my lump. can furnish the best quality, and hav-
ing the capacity for grinding nfty tons per day,
| can give consumers the advantage Of having IL
III, SHY ground. as / will not keep supply on
hand hut grind IL after receiving orders on short
est notice. Price, &c, on application.
WILLIAM T. KING,
800 to $500 Williamsburg avenue,
cc aim Post-Oilice Box ].
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M THEY ARE GOING.

AT COsT-LINEN, DAMASK, and WINE
CLOTHS;
AT COST-NAPKINs, DOILIES;
AT COST-TOWELS, TOWELS;
At COsT-ToWELLING GLASS TOWEL
LING;
At COST-LINEN CRASH;
At COST-SHEETINGS and sHIRTlNGS;
At COST-HAMBURG EDGINGS;
AT COsT-HAMBURG INsERTlNGs;
AT COsT-HAMBURG FLOUNCINGs;
BELOW COST -BLANKETs and CoMFORTA-
BLEs;
GELOW ST-BED-BLANKETS;
BELOW COST-CLOAKs and DOLMANS;
BELOW COST-FLANNEL SUITINGS;
BELOW COST-PRINTED IIANDKERCHIEFs.
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For this week only we offer sDecial drive.
,OsO pair CHILDREN's RIBBED HOSE, full
Iongth-in cardinal, navy blue, and seal
brown-at &c. per pair.
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NOTICES OF ~PRE-EMPTION
LAND OFFICE AT LAS CRUCES, n. NJ.

bANb OrtiNh Al las NhNtES, 49,
Sep, ID, 1898.
notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have fled notice of intention
to make final proof on their respective claims
before the Probate Clerk of Lincoln Co. N. NJ.
at his Office in the town of Lincoln, on Nov,
Ia. 1883, to. wit
ZION Declaratory Statement, No. TsG, for the
W "a, e "a, sec Z, and w u, n g Ia, sec IL, twp
Il +, range q G. Witnesses, Francisco Chavez
y Armijo, DcsideirO Castillo, Patricino Cordo-
ha and Jose Augustin Chavez, all of Lincoln
Co, n. NJ.
DEsIDERo CASTILLO, on Presumption De-
claratOry statement No. 1S7, for the W 4, S W
II and 5 W. IA, II W IL, soc 81, and S e IA. sec
81, twp II :, range q G. witnesses, Manuel
Toraes, Patrocino Cordoba, Francisco Chavez
J Armijo, and Francisco Bastilla Baca, all of
Lincoln Co, y, NJ.
FRANCISCO CHAVEZ Y ARM1JO, on Pre-emp-
ton Dcclaratory Statement, No. lSs, for the
" y, II IA, and W u, S W IA sect II, twp II s,
range y @. Witnesses, Patrocino Cordoba.
Desiderio Castillo, Francisco Castillo Baca
and Jose Augustin Chavez, all of Lincoln Co.,
n. NJ.
PATRoCINo CORDOBA, on Presumption Do
cluratory statement, NO. 81, for lots NOM,
and ., of sec |, in twp IL :, range 26 e. Wit
nCsses, Francisco Castillo Baca, Jose Angus
tin Chavez, DesideriO Castillo and Francisco
ChaVczy Armijo, all of Lincoln Co., n. Nj.
PIERRE b. CLIFFoRD,o on Presumption declar-
atory Statement, No. S24, for the S W IA Of sec
!, in twp 20 $, range rs @. Witnesses, jose Au-
gustin Chavez, Patrocino Cordoba, Francisco
Castillo Baca, and Dcsidero Castillo, all of
Lincoln Co. n. NJ.
MANUEL TORRES, on Presumption Declare.
tory statement. No. S25, for the @ Il, II e IA, sec
II, twp lS s, rangc2G @, and s Il, nw14, sec T,
twp Is s, range ~ e. Witnesses, Jose Augus
tin Chavez, Patrocino Cordoba, Francisco
Castillo Baca, and Dcsiderio Castillo, all of
Lincoln County n. NJ.
JOSE AUGUSTIN CHAVEZ, on Presumption
Dcclaratory Statement, No. SIG, for the W a
$ IA and e 4, + W IA, sec Is, twp Is :, range
- e. Witnesses, PatrOcino Cordoba, Francis
co Castillo Baca, Decidcrio Castillo and Fran.
cisco Chavez V Armijo, all of Lincoln Co.
y. NJ.
GEO. d. BOWMAN. Register.
I3-Et
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Application o. Patent


--.tNLL .-L A.HH. -.LIN .#NEfL Il
50 M ., tSs3
.Notice il bctplc gi- , u Brnsop
Choudler Thomas A. ga Michael Gro.
min and Grn N Rnr1er bv Chandler
HDr,b N tLcir nttornevs in fnci
49, ,'jrcss l. " hitc onks
N His dav
HH,.Il.i. .,t ..,tt.,, t,r pan.ni for AZ.
Y.,r Lu..,,', .,.r .,.t.f NIX Little Neil
r III, ~. ,.. ,i,. r,.f ..,a 1lynr with
.trI.,. .,r. q. h,uI,,d rpet In
t.tL ttI, t,oLs mining
.,.. ,..p.,,. III Iit,olr and territory
,f g.. Nl,ton and A. townshin 4
SOUTH Rlso, T.. ,..f lI New Mexico.
A.. n. fn.,Vt.i Geld .utt..nf survey being
u- fuIIo... r,..il
(ormcooirr .t ,La l,c,iion stake Of
Ihi- claim ...rrf.i,.dInuc tftv frct south
.Js t-0.r... Hu tr.rrf. a,.t nom ccntrr of
Ii...t.ry a,,rtt rum. ..uph. IA dcorrps 40
nj. r..I IVA Llu.r.I and ffty feet. and
ipu.i.,ct ilr .~.r..arc,Iy end line of
81, .ri.ay.i ...,.h cnd centre NOM
mint u.i.i. r.iut il erected n Stone
ln.un.tnt f-,tl,S inches for memorial
nI -,u.in ..,aI Of survey for exterior
lines 81. ..ii,. fnctnp longitudinal exten-
-inli-.i plui,n neatly chiseled with the
1.rt.t. an fiat tom. n. n. :. r." for Lit
"a, NriI .%tartinic noint. Thence nm south
- drplrcs 20 minutes east. three Hundred
frrt to Stone onume 224y16x3 inches
fbcing longitudinal extension of claim for
southeast Corner neatly chisled Il. N. s.
+ Thence north "a degrees 40 minutes
,ycst 6ftacn huudrrd feet 10 n stone mon.
uncnt 34xi1x4inchcs facing the Longitude
nal extension of claim. for northeast cor
nrr, neatly chisselled IL. N. n. E."
Thence south 81 degrees 90 minutes west.
six hundred feet TO a stone monument
2lyt6x4 inches facing the longitudinal ex-
tension of claim for northwest corner.
neatly cbiselled /. n. N. w. Thence 3 81
degrees 40 min. east. fifteen hundred feet
to 4 poin, where is erected a stone monu-
meui facing LONGITUDINAL extension of
claim Y inches for southwest corner.
neatly cbisellrd with the letters IL. n. =,
w. Thence run north 30 degrees 20 min.
east, two hundred and ninety nine feet
and six inches to a point 9 inches north
81 degrees 30 minutes west of stone mon
umcnt established as memorial of starting
point Connection of survey: From the
northwest corner of the town site of White
Oaks, as established bv Geo. b. Barber,
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/, Notice For Publication.

Nor1CE is hereby given, warnin
all persons from cutting timber or
trespassing on the premises now
held and claimed by me MS coal
land, described rs follows The N.
E4 of S. W. / and the s. +. I Of
N. w. I of Section 32, Township
6, South of Range 10 East, Lincoln
County, N. NJ.
If. J. NJ. D~AViDeoN.
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NOTICE.-To all whom 1t may concern. No
tice Is hereby given warning all persons from
or in any way trespussing on the
premises held by me as II presumption right, II
part OF which | have been in actual posses
Sion of since Nay, Is, 1850, and that / have
and been in constant possession
of All Of said land since November II. 1881.
Sui | land and presumption right is known aud
described as follows to wit. TheS. T.. 14OfE Sl-4
section %, Township q, :. Range, T. Eand the
n. C. "a Of the ~. 4. II of section 80, Town
ship, Is, South OF Range l., f..
LANES 4. T~OMLISSON. Locator.
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In the hands of young mon this
great system has been so carefully
managed that 1t has earned a repu-
tation second to none for convent
ence, safety and the Injuries of
travel. 1t is fast becoming the
popular route for transcontinental
travel. in connection with the
Southern Pacific railroad.
1t has opened up an almost un
limited field for pioneer enterprise
in the far West. No other rail
road can carry a man, who is seek
ing his fortune, TO golden opportu
mites such as are open along a
thousand miles Of this great avs
TEN.
Special freight rates are given TO
miner. and immigrants.
For all the information you de-
sire write to
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N Ot1ce.
n New Deal.

LINCOLN, n, NJ, January &, 1888.
thereby give notice that on and after
this date no Location notices or Deed, will
be recorded by me, unless the money to
pay for the same accompanies them, as re
quired by law. The fees for recording
are;
Location notices. .$l.OO
S. II. CoRBET,
Probe Clerk and EX-Om. Recorder.
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JOSE MONTANA Y SAIS,
COmersiantes Pormenor
LINCOLN. n. M.
LINCOLN,

AvIso-Nosotros los avaio firmados dis
imos u Vd nuestros lctores que cmos mu-
dado nuestro comersio a In tienda nucva
pora vendcr mas barata que ninguna otra
persona por dinero, al mcnudcllo Y asi
crello que tcncmos un bueno surtido, de
e%fectos, v tambicn vendemos mails a un
presto rcdusido pasenado sen ganorde Sc
ala Tienda de Jose Montana y Sais su
Lincoln. N. NJ.