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Middletown transcript., 1883-04-13
MARYLAND Matters.

= The oldest grave in the Hollings-
worth family burial ground at Elkton was
dug in 1740.
= The trial of Mrs. Beachamp, who is
in Jail at Denton, Md, on the charge OF
poisoning her husband, has been post
poned until April "a.
An estate in Caroline county known
as "The Palms, upon which the build
ings alone cost over S1OO, 900, is soon to be
sold. Hon. George w. Covington and
Robert S. Stump, Esq, have been ap-
pointed trustees to make the sale. The
estate embraces about LOO acres.
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New Castles ELECTIONS

Mayor Samuel II. Black, Of New Castle.
was reelected for third term on Tuesday.
His competitor was James R. Booth, ESQ.
William F. Lane was elected City Treas
urer, and Andrew J. Brown City Assessor.
without opposition. William Herbert
Joseph Grimes and James B. Lancaster
were elected to Council, their opponents
being John w. Cauffman, Robert W.
Wright and Henry Foster.
Middletown transcript., 1883-04-13

ments upon the lecture as follows: Bur
dette, the genial and captivating Burdette,
appeared before Salem audience for the
third time last evening. His audience
was most intelligent one, who manifested
their appreciation of his humor by fire.
quent applause. His lecture was most
pleasing one, and gave great satisfaction"
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The Circns

The Circus Royal will exhibit at Middle
town on Tuesday next, afternoon and
evening. Our exchanges speak of the
show in very favorable terms. Nothing
brings 50 much delight to the little folks
as the circus and "wild beasts Of prev .
as Artemus Ward used to say, and of
course the old folks should go along to
prevent the elephant from biting the little
fOIkS
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The Rise and FAN OF the Mustache.

The Rise and Fall of the Mustache." I"
The Middletown Lecture Committee has
engaged Mr.. r. J. Burdette, the popular
humorist of the Burlington HdWkeye, to
deliver his famous lecture, "The Rise and
Fall of the Mustache," at Middletown
Hall on Friday evening, April goth. We
have already told the readers of the TRAN
SCRIPT that Mr.. Burdette is by far the
most pleasing humorous lecturer now be-
fore the public, AND we are assured that
our readers generally believe what we
say without an affidavit. Everybody who
can appreciate good thing should go and
hear this lecture. Good humor is health
full and invigorating. It is natures best
medicine for low spirits. 1t is better than
all the pills and potions for dyspepsia. It
makes the old feel young and the young
feel younger; the rich feel richer and the
poor feel like they owned chest full of
bank stock and 10000 acre farm. Bob
Burdette's humor is refined, sparkling.
original and deliciously pleasing. He
does not deal in almanac jokes or the
canned humor of the distant long ago,
He gives you Burdette's humor and he
gives it to you only as Burdette can give
it. Go and hear "The Rise and Fall of
the Mustache" and forget, at least for one
hour and half, your trials, tribulations,
troubles, vexations, deliberations, debts
and the tax collector.
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LIFE is too short to try half dozen diff
ferent kinds of " Sure Cures" When one
suffers with cough or cold stick to the
best and use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup: it
will cure your cough and never disappoint
you. All druggists sell it at twenty-five
cents bottle.
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FOR SALE.

10 Tons Prime Timothy Hay.
1900 Bundles of Blades, in best possible order.
100 Bushels Golden Dent Seed Corn.
100 Bushels Mammoth White Hiwassee Seed
Corn.
Bushels Orange Sugar Cain Seed.
so Bushels White Russian Oats
20 Bushels Early Rose Potatoes.
10 Bushels Peach Blow Potatoes.
Bushels of Extra Pea Beans
Also lot of Extra Early Peas.
W My Corn alaOays takes Premiums.
GEORGE WIGGIN,
Feb. .23-h Near Townsend, Del.
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DIED.

HYLAND.-At Galena, Kent county, Nd
on April 9Th Mary C. wife of William A.
Hyland aged 80 years.
STEVENS.-At Odessa, on Tuesday, April
goth. Daniel Stevens, in the 73d year of his
age.
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Business 0ossip,

WE guarantee both Lucas" and Wads-
worth's" Pure Lead and Oil Ready-Mixed
Paints. No oother Paints equal to these. Sold
by G. E. HUKILL
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An enterprise surprising Magnitude outvieng splend
whemng Attractions Amusement
since the world formed Brains and capital have been
peence make this Great Show unequivocay truly beyond
successful The
and Justly styled the Mighty Monarch the World Car Loads Living
Wild Beasts including the Giant Elephant Empress
Horse the first and only captured exhibition
nage Doubled Horned Black Rhinocer White and Black Came
Birds and Reptiles! Marvs Two Ccus
two Circus Rings sets Of Performers representing all Nations
sand women, children horses ponies mules elephants
Miss Molie Brown Champion Female Rider Of the World
Europes Americas Greatest
Monarch of the
thousands mighty features heretofore
the
Show travels by rail only majestic magncence
comprehensive Most novel Most interesting!
BEAR TN MIND That the Day and Date this positively
change No poponeme Rain Shine! Don't
cunnngy Handbs distributed
you Grand Circus Royal railroads run at
cheap excursion rates! Make general gala holiday!
Admission only so Cents Children 25 Cents!
na- REMEMBER THE DAY AND DATE
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Personal.

= Representative Comegys spent part
of Monday in Middletown.
= Presiding Elder Martindale was in
Middletown for short time on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. D. L. Dunning, who has been
suffering from nervous debility, is now at
the residence Of her brother, Thomas J.
Jones, Bryn Mawr, Pa, under medical
treatment.
: Captain George Virgins, whose de-
parture for Central America to take charge
Of the railway company's dredgers was
recently noticed in these columns, reached
Aspinwall safe last week, after pleasant
voyage of sixteen days and eight hours
from Philadelphia.
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Wall Paper;
To Painters and Others.

ALEXANDER MoNRO, Practical Grainer
from New York. Any one wishing good
job of granting should address him at
nov175m BLACKBIRD, DEL.
Middletown transcript., 1883-04-13

MAKE your old things look like new by
using the Diamond Dyes, and you will be
happy. Any of the fashionable coIors for 10
Middletown transcript., 1883-04-13

On THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.-The voltaic Belt
Co, Marshall, Mich, will send DR.. Dyes
Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
(young or old) who are afflicted with ner-
vous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigor. Ad-
dress as above-N. B.-No risk is incurred
as thirty days trial is allowed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-25

Capt. Hillard gives a remarkable in
stance Of the way Texas streams have
Of indulging in sudden and immense rises,
which occurred in the Nueces river a
week or so ago. One Of his partners tells
Of the occurrence in letter to him. A
goat -herder drove about seven hundred
goats to water in the river, and while
the goats were drinking just below a
bend in the river, mountain rise came
down like solid wall OF water from ten
to fifteen feet high, On one side Of the
stream was a perpendicular bluff and
on the other gradual incline, but before
the active goats could get out OF the way
200 out OF the 700 were drowned, the
herder only escaping by swinging himself
into tree, where he was compelled tt
remain ON his unpleasant perch fol
twenty-four hours, when the river wen'
down as rapidly as it rose. --[St. Loui
Post Dispatch.
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A RICH MAN STARVED

$50 Jones is dead!" said one Somor-
vile man to another. "Yes, poor fel.
low" was the reply, ''he's gone.
.What did he die Of ?" inquired the
first speaker. starvation, was the
answer. Starvation Good gracious,
the man was worth $4,000" 81 know
that; nevertheless, he died Of starvation.
Ill tell you how it was: Jones was
always fancying that there was some
thing the matter with him, so he went
to doctor one day and had himself ex-
amined, and the doctor informed him
that he had kidney disease, and that,
besides taking medicine, he must diet
himself. Said the doctor: You mus.
avoid all kinds OF salt meats, salt fish,
potatoes and vegetables of every kind.
Jones followed the advice, and found
himself no better. He went to another
doctor and, after being examined, was
informed that he must avoid all kinds OF
fresh meats also. This did not do him
any good, as he thought, and he went to
another doctor. who highly approved OF
the advice which had previously been
given, and further warned him against
all kinds OF pastry, likewise shell-Gsh,
including oysters and clans. The best
thing for you is a milk diet, said this
doctor, so Jones lived wholly upon milk
Not feeling himself any better he went
to another doctor, who cautioned him tc
avoid milk above all things if he wanted
to get we'll. This reduced Jones to {
diet OF cold water and fresh air and, find
ing himself no better under the regime
went TO another doctor, who advised hin
to beware OF drinking too much waite
and being too much in the air. Thi
last advice GU OF the last Of Jones' arti
Gle Of diet, and he died OF starvation, q
l told you. ."-[Somerville Journal.
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NTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
L IN licial District, of the state of Nevada, in
.nd f1r the CJunty of Lincoln.
ieorge 3 sawyer, Pliintii. VI. John Gilmer,
'efendant "A tiou brought n the District
Court of the Sixth Ju iicisl District of the
state OF Nevada. IN and for the County of
Liucoin, aud the compl.int filed in said
Cornty Of lincoln, in the Office of the Clerk Of
said District Court.
The St.te OF Nevada sends greeting to John
r. Gilmer, d .fen iaut. You are hereby re-
l1irei to appear in an action brought against
YOU by the above uamed plaintiff, in tho Dis
,rict OJurt of the Six b Ju licia1 District, OF
the st ttte of Nevada. in aud for the county of
Zinc )ln. an aus yer the omplaint filed therein,
vi hin ten lays exclusive of the day of service,
,fter TIL, service on you of this sum mons, II
,erv ID in ,sid county: or. If served ont OF said
J,untv, but within said District. within twenty
lsys, and in all ,ther cases forty lays; or judg-
nent by iafault will be taken az .inst you, &C
oording to the PRAYER of said CO nplaint. The
aid action Ia bought to recover Judgment
.saiust yol said def.r liant for the sum OF $685.,
n,w iue aud owing by you to said piaintif for
'ervices rem Tered as an Vt orney a. Law at your
special in sta nee and r,quast; als) for legal in
tarest on said am )uns of So r I'm the Goth day
| 6 .bruary, A D. ss} all of which appears more
fnlly by the c I'M oi tint n,w on hle In my othce
Ind to which y)u are referred.
Ani YOU are herebv Notified, that If you fail
| to app ,ar an answer the said compl tint as
.b we eequred. the said plaintiff will take ldg
nent ag ,iust you for the said sum of S6'5 aud
| interest, and for such other relief as the Cour
| may allow.
| Given under my hand and the sea
| OF the District Court If the sixth
| rsEAL.l Judicial District of the st II
of Nevada, in and for the Count!
| of lincoln, this nd day y
June. in the year Of our Lore
one tn ,rssnd eight hundred ant
eishty-three..
iv7 TT. OsBoRVE, Cl rk.
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Application for n p atea I
No. 762
UNITED srArrs LAsp os,Ier.

UNITED sIATIs LAND UfyIoK.
Eureka, N,vacs, Ftbru,ry sib. A. lees
NOTICE 10 HERkBY GIVEN THAT d.
IN Falls, whose post offce aedrefs is Gin
cinnati, Ohio, has this day filed his OF plicattt
for patent for fifteen hnI drd lirsbr feet OF
the Illinois mil or vein tearing gold and silver
with surface ground six hundrto o feet In vioth,
situattd in PahraI sRst ale Mining District
county Of lincoln. and State of Ntyssa, fId
designated by the field notes and OFF cial Iiat
on file In this ofice as lot No. 40 ard 3e, In
township 8, south Range, SO East OF Mount 10.
bio meridian. J he exterior tom dsIitb OF raid
lot NO. 40 and SO b. ing ss follows, TO wit:
Begin ing at post n aried No j > Z suitf.
No 40 whence he south 4 post Of sfc ~. :.
R, SO Z, bears 53k deg a43 feet; thsnee. /.
running, lst course. s 81 DEG W 1st0 fstt 10
post marked No 2, q Survey No 40nId is I;
thcpce, I'd course, n ~ dog " et0 fat 10
post marked No 8, U 8 Survey No ~ sIo ss !;
thence, Sd course, N G7 deg j 1860 feet 10 Iosf
marked No4, U 8 survey 10 40 al 20: thu &c :.
4th course. s 23 deg d0 f.t TO OFT 10 }, II e
place OF besinDing ContsiDinP 20 &c IC0 sc,ts.
Courses expressed from the fIpe meIictsp With
magnetic variation Of l6 deg East Of Pahraia
gat Lake mining district
The location OF this mine is RECORDED in th e
Recorders Office Of LircoID couJty, Ntyioa-
This claim is bounded ! y no known chine.
ANY and all per:oTs clsimjIg adversely tny
| portion OF said Illinois" mine CT fuIfiee
groun q sre r. quired to flt tj,iI ad,Ote th IN {
with the Register OF tie trii'd ttsitf i,Id
| once at Eureka. in the stsie o. Nt>bds, 6t1I
the sixty days period Of puhlicsth1 hHef, OF
| they viii be barred by virtue of the rrovitf, Ii
| FH HINCKIEY Regjstu,
1t ia hereby ordtrt that tie ftItftii ieio'if
| Of ar plication for psftnt be Ipblitl'd ftr th'
peri Of ten copsecuiive p0hs in tit fittb'
| RrooRD, weekly IevfIfIer. pGhlisf cd si
Pioche Lincoln courty Ntvids.
fl7.lot. FIJI HINCKLEY. Register.
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No. 7sl.
UNITED sTAIfs ! ArD CFfrcy.

Eureka, Nevada. I.biriry 8. A. u. 1893.
NOTICE IS HFRfBY GlvEN 1BAT D. J.
~ Faliis snd J D Lsin er. vhef. Icft,fee
addrs 81 IL Cincinnati. Ol 10, have tlis day Med
their aprlicatiop Ter patent fer fif Un luI-
DIRE d linear feet Of the 'II dian (lisf" N III CT
win besiing geld snr silver. With surface
eround six hurdred feet in Width. ti,stsd
IN PahrsnnRst Lake Mining Disiiiet. ttr1ty
Of Lincoln and state of N'vsds. ,rd ts,iPi stsd
by the field note and off cial Flat il ~ u Is
Office as La Nun her So in 1ovItfi ir ,feuth
Rarg ge, SO East Of Mou, pisi 10 GciidiiD. Tie
exterior boundaries OF said Lot M. 50 teirg a.
follows. to wit:
Beginning at post marked No l. U Sur
vey No 80. whence the i post between teetitft
50 and 20. T 3. 80, so Z. D NJ. beirs deg
is min 7ee feet, and the mouth Of Sr iIfti's
Tui mel bs sars 16k deg 100 feet. 1LsLce
ruI ming. Ist course, 8 8 GeR IS n IL ltftf !,
10 pts. msfhed No 2. U Survey No 80. ole
nonnmen mt b. ars IL feet from esid Ittt no z /.
Theme, I'd course. \ "a deg Is in eco feet /.
to pest marked No .. U SrTvty 20; old
moBumeit btars - deg &c feet frs N tsid
post Nos. Thence. 81 course. deg Al min
1900 feet to post m arked No Z 5 suiysy 10
80: old moDun enf bears 54 deg 80 N IN -
feet from post No4 Thence, ith eouife, t4
d. Is min Z COO feet, to pot nsTt ed No the
place Of beginning NasDstie vsristion l6 dt g
East containing 20 66-1to scrs-
The location Of this n inc is recorded In
the Recorders ONCE Of lincoln County, ststt CT
Nevada. III Book Of Mining Not1cts. pste 2ts.
This claim is bounded by no known clsins
| Any and all persons clsimiDp sdysrftly any
| portion Of said "1pdisn Chef q ire or sur
| lace Rrour IRE required to file their sdvtrse
| claim xifh the Rfeister Of the United ststes
L,nd once at Rureba. in the State Of Nevtca
during the sixty days period of publication I
hereof. or they will be barred by virtue Of th'
| provisions Of the statute
F.A. .HINCKIEY, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foiercira Dctic
of application for patent be publish he d tor tb
period Of ten consecutive vesss in the Pics
REco d. a weekly nevfparer, published q
| Phoebe, Lincoln county. Etvsrs
| fI7.lOt FIJI HINCEIEY, Register.
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Applicable d for a + atent

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.


Fure ka, Nevada. rsIth -, 1857.
NOTICE is Il, RfBY GIxFN that JAS .
N J. Smith and George Nortt u. y hose Iost.
cf1ce address ia Tempiutp. Lii colr Ctulty, Ne.
vada, bas thia day filed his spplicsti, n fer
pat. Mt for fifteen hundred liDesr feet Of the
Legal Tender mine, vein bearing silver,
with surface ground six bubdred te, in widfh,
situated in Tempinte Mining isfyict, CouIty
OF Lincoln and State OF Nevada and detipI attd
by the eld notes and official plat OIL file In this
Office as lot pumber 10, located on unsurveyt d
land. The exterior boundaries of said lot No SO
being as follow q. s.towt:
Beginning at a post arfed Mol U 8 survey
No b8, the same feing pt 81 No Of U survey
No 66 and 81, lots "a" whence u n relal
mon uns nj M 3, on coyote Peak. tttrf 6 II Geg
21 min W 4653 feet. Thence running, 1t ccurfe,
N 81 deg y 6OOftet, to rest married MOI, U Il
survey No 5S: thence, I'd course. deg + 1fc0
| feet, to poet marked No 3, U a survey No IS;
thence Sd course, 8 81 deg + eco feet, to port
marked No4 Il survey No SO. til zen b irg
| post No of U survey No 81, lot'A." 81. rlii q
| 1cde. and ths nee, 4th course. 8 6 deg " 1tO0
feet to post No l the place Of beRirIii g. Con
tanning 30 63-100 acres. Magnetic variation
| degrees 30 min east.
Rccorr er's cffics OF Tenpiutt Minirt District
| In bock"B,o page 400, OF the records Of sstd
district This claim ie bounded or the east ~
the sterlinR. Any and all perscI CLAIM II . a.
| verse'y sny portion OF said 1ernlTer der Mine
| or surface ground are required to file their I'd
verse claims with the Register Of the United
States Land Cmce at Eureka, in the state cf Ne.
| vada, during the sixty eaye period Of publica.
tion here Of, or they will be barred by virtue Of
the proyisions Of the Statute
r.H. H1NcKLEY. Rseistsr
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"Well, Sutton, old man, you look
pale; how are you:'' I'm sick; I'm
suffering from nervous prostration and
kindred troubles" "That's bad, know,
for / have suffered from the kindred
troubles myself. Have got 'em now.
Have an uncle in the Texas Legislature,
and another in the Ohio State Prison,
and am looking for an aggravated case Of
'em right soon. My sister is going tc
marry poor Methodist preacher. You
needn't tell me anything about kindred
troubles and the way they PROSTATE {
fellows nervous system. l tell you I've
had 'em had 'em bad" ."-[Texas Sift
ings.
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DRINKING DEAD INDIAY.-Last week.
while out prospecting, says the Tusca.
rora Times-Review, Hon. J. B. Tolley,
Charley johnson and Tom Megan camped
at the head of Wilson Creek. The water.
delightfully."- cool and sparkling, trickled
gently through lot of loose rocks from a
living spring above. The superior quality
OF natures beverage induced the party to
hold their camp there for couple of
days. On Che third morning Mr.. Tolley
started out to gather some fuel with
which to cook breakfast. Noticing some
dry poles standing among the loose rocks
above mentioned, he went after them for
fire wood. On arriving at the spot, to
his asteg'shment and disgust he fount,
that the sticks were monuments indica-
ting an Indian burial place, and lying
around on the rocks which had evidently
been placed there by human hands, were
scraps OF rags and other articles usually
found IN aboriginal bone yards. The
knowledge that for two days they had
been drinking water filtered through
dead Piutes etfectually destroyed all in.
terest in the breakfast question, and the
party broke camp without preparing theil
usual matutinal meal.
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A colored man in Virginia asked a
white man for small sum of money due
HIM. Such an insult could only be
wiped out with blood, and the high.
toned, chivalrous virginian shot his per.
secutor dead. The negroes of the South
are slow to learn, but few more such
wholesome lessons will be apt to teach
them their places-and repudiate their
debts like gentleman. -[Norristown Her.
aid.
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Notice Of Pc 1dency Of Suit

4 UGUsTUs ALBRIGHT, PLAINTIFF, vs..
n MARY VI. ALB uiHr, Defendant. The
said Defendant will hereby take notice tnst SUIT
has been CO nmenced bv said Plsintih against
her sal I Defen liant. and Ia no v pending In the
District Court Of the Sixth Ju1icisl District OF
the State Of N. vsda In and for the County or
Lincoln, to obtain decree Of said Court dis
solving the bonds Of matrimony existing be-
tween said Plaintiff and Defendant, and a ward.
ing the custody Of the minor child to sal
Plaintiff, and that II said defendant does not
appear and mske defense on the first day OF
she January TT OF said Court, d. 1883, said
tuit will be heard and decided at thstterm.
By order Of the
NIL JUDGE OF SAID Oou6T.
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A tall, stylish-looking woman, leading
a greyhound, passed the balcony of a
Saratoga hotel on which two gentlemen
we're standing. "What beautiful crea-
ture" exclaimed one of them, in a voice
that proved loud enough for the lady to
hear. Turning very red in the face, she
glanced angrily at the speaker and said,
"You have no right to insult me, sir. u
Excuse me, madam" he replied, "but
you fatter yourself; / was alluding tc
your dog =
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Mr.. Mundane's son: "Charles," said
Mr.. Mundane, 'you cannot hope to sue
ceed in the way you are going. You
sh, ,uld take advantage of your opportu.
mites. "Father, replied the young man,
his breast heaving with emotion, II hope
| am too much Of a gentleman to take
advantage of anything" Boston Tran.
script.
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Il am ashamed of the cffeninacy of my
SEX" said female orator. "Look at
your fripperies and superhuities! Why,
for instance do you need parasols when
never use one?' And pert mink an,
swered: because you are on the shady
side of life
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A pretty little Ohio school marin tried
to whip one of her pupils, boy of fifteen,
the other day, but when she commenced
operations he coolly threw his arms
around her neck and gave her hearty
kiss. She went straight back to hel
desk, and her face was "just as red" as
could be.
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LEGAL.
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the sixth Ju iiGial District Court,
In and for the County of Eureka State of Ne.
v,ds, aud to me directed and delivered, for u
Judgment rendered in aid Court ON the l ven
ty third day of NJ ,rch. A ID. 1883, in favor of II
Brisacher and against q. Gibire |, for the sum
OF ,359 2j-lt0l Thirteen Hundred ffty-eight
2j 100 dolla 3. debt. t,ge her with 1886 5n-lU0l
ttfty-six 5O.l00 doll,rs. tax costs and all accru
Ing costs aud interests. have levied on the
following property, to wit:
The IN niividei W ole-half of a certain
mine known as and allied the Him u HUT,
or New I'd niue, situate and being iu Bly, Min
ing District, Der the town of Phoebe. in Lin.
coin county, State of Nevada. Also the undi-
vided t5s oue-third of certain mine known
as and called the Leviathan, or Garrison min !.
-oiis.sting of 4 ,500l Fl ei Hundred feet,
more or iess. situate and being IN HiThizn
Mining District, Lincoln County, State OF No.
vads
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday. the Thittieth day of April
\. D. 1858, between the hours of 0 o. clock A NJ
and o'clock NJ, to wit: at ~ o'clock o.
sid day. we'll sell all the right, title and in
terest OF said q. Gibfrie in and to the above
described property, at the front dor of the
Couri-house at the to sn OF Piucho, County oi
Lincoln. Stata of Nevada. at public auction
for cash in hand, to the highest aud best
bidder. 10 satisfy said o xecution an all costs
an all costs that III ~ accri ie.
a7-ti o. SHERWOOD, sheriff.
BAKER WINES Atty's fbr ri intiff