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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-05-31

NOTICE.

MOTION 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Arprt.
~ CATION fer. patsnts for Town Lots, BE-.
Ginning st . pest marked No. J., eC corner
of The Town q Bristol: Thence b s mineral
nonsnent No. bsafs 73h degrees Z q. 80
1eek: q . mineral monument No. STANDING q
the northeast corner Of eixth and Main stlcets.
leo fest. ~ as I17d W. 80 " f'f9
1irst eourss. Q soh desrsss " aslo feet to
post marked No. q, corner Town OF Bristol;
thence. 7d couiae, n 1eH degrees " 2,oAo feat
% post Darked No. :, NV corner Town of Bris.
tol; thence, "a ceusse. n 7ok degrees i .. .Sle
feet e post maxAsd no. 4. m cos1sr Town OF
1ristol; and thence. lth course, g iok deeFees
$40 fset 70 post No. !, the place Of 6eeinnfne.
containing one hundred and sixty scres, and 81.
Ing the 1ovnaite Of Bristol, Lincoln County,
Dtats Of Nevada, must be msde to Tie undef.
:isnsd @ Or before the nth day Of Fshy7ary,
!. p. aeei, Or 3 forever barred. See Compiled
Lave of the Stats Of Nevads, D, llS. Vol. 2.
eese!ca oeee. sct approved February 2oeh, 1859.
Ap9ueatssn must b Alsd with A. ]. Nlaif
Uuxnryrs. bae
ss0pet Trustee II TeW1aaaS & 91sis
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SOME CURIOUS THINGS.

A Goldsboro, N. c., man is collecting
peck of nickles as penalty for lost bet.
A Georgia lady has entered suit against
her husband for divorce, because he
would not give her the combination to
his safe.
A careless farmer near Dublin, Georgia,
found rats nest in the matted hair Of
his horses tail. The young rats were
nearly half grown.
A Stratford, Conn, woman dreamed
that she saw her husband kissing a
neighbor's wife. She awoke, and struck
him in the face, breaking his nose.
Among the inventions recorded in the
Patent Office is one styled a ''life.saving
coffin" 1t is so arranged that any mo.
tion by person accidentally buried alive
is registered above ground. rsf r
In Japan age is counted from the first
day Of January succeeding birth. At
that date child is a year old, whether
born on the previous January or in mid.
summer, or on the 3lst of December.
An Eastern insurance company has re.
fused to insure houses in which spherical
fish globes or water bottles are kept.
They act as sun-glasses and three fires
are recorded from this cause last winter.
A pretty young lady Of Libson, Ohio,
announces herself a. prize in rattle
hundred chances at 81 apiece. She
agrees to marry the winner, provided he
is under 40 years of age and bears good
reputation.
Professor l., r. Smith OF Missouri
caught a rattlesnake while visiting in
Texas this winter. He found it up an
apple tree and switched it of the limb
with his riding.whip. On the back Of the
snake is well.defined outline of .
woman's face.
One Of the reasons given by James P.
Hicks of Evansville, indiana, in peti.
ton asking for an absolute divorce from
bis wife, is that she prsys God daily that
be may die, and, Is he isa firm believer
in the efficacy Of prayer, he is afzsid that
her appeal may be answered.
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Sheriff. Sale.

.Uar. 81
DY VIRTUE oFAN ORDER OF SALE Issued
ID out Of the Sixth judicial District Court, in
and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada,
and to me directed and delivered, for judR.
msnt rendered In said Court on the 9th day Of
August, 4. d. 1883. in favor Of Archie NcQusig,
Plaintiff, and against the Mayhower Silver
Mining Company and the MayAower Mine and
Mining Claim, Defendants, for the cum Of eeysS
hundred and SIX 400 t$7O6 l-l00), gold coin
dollars, debt, together with seventy ($70) dollars
tax costs, and all accruing costs and interest,
have levied on the following property, to wit:
That certain mine or mining claim lnown ~
and called by the name OF the Mayhower Mine
and Mining Claim, situate, lying and being in
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County,
State Of Nevada, and duly recorded in the Min.
Ing Records Of said Mining District, containing
eight hundred linear feet on said ledge or lode,
together with the appurtensnces thereto belong.
Ing, and al the rights and privileges pertaining
thereto. -
Notice II hereby given that on
Saturday, the 9th day Of October.
4. D. 1853, at II o'clock \. Of that day, win
sell all the right, title and interest of said May.
flower Silver Hining Company in and to the
above described property, and the eaid May.
Aowsr Mine and Mining claim. at the mont door
Of the Court-houss in Phoebe, Lincoln county,
state Of Nevada. at public auction, for cash ii
hand. to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said Judgment and decree and al costs, and al
sslS-td. o. SHERWOOD. shsria.
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Notice to Creditors.

T1sTATE OF CHANDLER BELD1NG, DE
II ceased. Notice Is hereby given by the
undersigned Executor Of the will Of Chandler
Belding, deceased, to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against, the said de.
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first
publication Of this notice. to the said Executor,
at Rioville, in the County Of Lincoln
Dated at Phoebe, January "a. 1884.
DANIEL BONELLI,
Executor Of the last will Of Chandler Belding.
deceased. j26.9m
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LEGAL.
SheriTs Sale.

Df VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Sixth Judicial District Court.
In and for the County OF lincoln. State Of Ne.
vsds. and to me directed sad delivered for .
Judgment rendered In said Court on the Twen-
teth Day OF January, A. d. 1885. in favor OF A.
=. blAir and against the Bristol Silver Mining
Company. for the sum Of Nineteen Hundred.
thirteen and 4s.1OO (s1,9ls lsl dollars. debt, to-
getAer With 46o-76 dollars, tax costs. and all
cruins costs and interest, I have levied ON the
following property, to.wit:
Portland cement. pair bullion scales. roll Of
battsry screen, 3 cans OF sodium, ~ ANAL black
lead cructbles, 1 pair crucibls topgs, 8 bull
lion molds, assay muf1es, button nolds.
oupsl noids. s assay tonss. s boss heads, .
Shoes wood wheelbaTrow, 2retorts, II lengths
eass-pipe, gmokestack about 80 feet long, ]
cast-tron retort front, monkey wrenches, 2
small sledges. hsnd-ax.2 v pipe wenches,
pounds Iron weshses, . ausers, 10 planis 11le
inches. 10 feet long, squares, Iron wheelbar-
row, ! anvil. n blscksnith tools with handles.
3 pstent screw plates, II pairs biacieMith
No inches. 8 pieces exs inches, 70 pieces 2xs,
II pieces 2x6, Is pieces 2xl0, rs pieces 2xl0, u
pieces 2x4, 80 pieces 2xe 81 pieces Q inch plank
g piecsa -tgA, ~ sp1eses Ase, pieces 6x6. Il
sns issio isvn piscss ~ Is pieces i ss ~.
fest. more 9r less, pine poles; pieces Of tim
ber 10xl2 inches. ~ feet long; Is pieces plank
Notice 10 hereby given that ON
Friday. the Second day OF February
4. D. 1883, at II O'Clock N. of that day, will
sell all the right, title and interest Of said Bris
tol Silver Mining Company in and to the above
ing compsny's mill. in Lincoln county, Nevada,
Ct public suction, for cash In hand, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execu.
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For Bill-aeaas, ksaAer-Heaas, Cards
veuehsrs, and all kAnAs - Jeb Pvlne.
Ing, eAthsr Fancy or Rla1n, aDDav,so
tbs Record OAAV,
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MN . week at hone. ss.ee estat irss.
Xhh Psy absolutsly suso. he risk. Capi.
WUU ital not required. neaass, Hyeu vsAt
- business at which pesssns sf elthsz
sex, young or old, ear make great ~ all tAs
time they work, with abselu6D seStaiHty. N5itp
for particulars to n. AAIL1FT 4 Co.. Pert
land, Maine. rf.. Fl
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mn nfor the working class. Send 10 cents
EUI for postage. and we will mail you free,
uUl Ua royal, valuable boz Of sample goods
that will put You In the way Of mskiug
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thought possible at any business. Capital not
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Get your Job Work dene at the
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Trustees Sale.

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NoInoE II akkEbY GIVEN; that PUR:
.us1s '. - me su.1orSy ves.eo IN me IN spd
certaan Deed OF Trust executed by the
saas 1t.ss9l SILVER lining company to me, besripe
T Cs.o sunS Ios1, iSss. mo IecoFoed IN Lincoln
~. Nevru., Ascotus, IN oook r, fsges ~!
~ y 10 ut Ss.su a.nIg Occurred N the paym ment
SHss. nS;e. .eSosSc ~ sa,9 trust Dee1, IN the sum
n. ~. ssesn e. 1noussna N DonIs wiz se,I. q pup
~ sucslon. % me nignest bidder. At the board.
IN nvuss %. g. Sno .sio company IN hfistoi' LID
so'a oounsy' NsvAos' On the
@aau ;atN A
E1ghth day OF September, 1883,
. Tta -
AZ o'clooh p ~. IN. nroperav rn.rt,on.a an +.
1escribsd in said Trnst Dssd' or M nnch
thereof q NAV 81 necesssry 10 nav ssid inter.
eete and coats 81 seie. IL vi. "'
Thoss esrtsin Iinss, Mining Hahn. o,.,t. :
Nili ma Nachinery. Hiiiaiis Cosrsis rosrdins
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Resolved, That the sssrstsry es sAis Cenmit.
tee request the County Central Ceanittsss Of
tho several counties Of this STATE - cause
primary elections TO b hsld tfsr ths slsetiea Of
delegates 70 the State Oonyention according 70
the apportionment made BY this CemnittssI on
the slst day Of Nay. 1854.
Resolved. Thst the sscsstssyo Of this comnit.
tee be directed TO publish The call for NJ otaaa
Convention In sll Dsnoentis journals OF ~
STATE. together with the Ysqueae y he CSanty
Central Committees TO heIA psimsty elsst3ens
for the election Of Delseates 20 re stats 6ea.
ven ion with the tsst prsssntsd by the Com.
mittee. gi-
Resolved, That the test rsquirsd Of votss q
the primardea II that he II or will b quAlt1ed
voter at the general election TO b held On ~
4th Of November, 1854, snd thae he viii vots
for the noninsss Of the C0uvsntioa to b. hsld
under this call. 4..lf #
MATT CANAvAN.
Chairman Democratic stats Csstral CsAnittss
of Nevada. 3
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All persons having business with this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PuBLmHNo
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
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THE PECORD

delivered In Picche ar BulIionyille at 2s
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
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4 xD ALE KlHD OF SANUr AND yLAIN
"A ysb tntaasasae Ates-elAe eastyls m
atShsrtlet Zoe
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-07

The National Educational Association
will assemble in Madison, Wis, on July
18th next. For the benefit of Eastern
delegates the Pennsylvania Railroad has
fixed low rate for the round trip from
the various cities ON it's lines. The tick
cts, covering the whole distance from the
point named to Madison and return, will
be on sale from the It'll to the 10th of
July inclusive; they will be good for use
going from the 18th to the 18th of July
inclusive, and good to return until Aug
ust 31st. Solid through trains run from
points named to Chicago, where close
connection is made for Madison. The
round-trip rate from Philada. is $2s.S3.
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The Station, near this town, on the
p, W. & B. II. r. is rapidly being made
very pretty with flowers. The grass is
kept smooth and green, and the beds are
planted with choice flowers. Newark
station has long been noted for its beauty
and it promises to far exceed other sea-
sons this year in it array of rare and
choice flowers. The company's hot
houses are located here, and under the
direction of C. p. Hayes of Philadel-
phia. Shrubs and flowers are shipped
from this station to other stations along
ths road, where they are planted under
tho direction OF Mr.. julius Smith. The
work of raising the plants is consider
able. Some amount of work is guessed
Mt. when over 69000 plants were reared
last season. Two men are kept steady at
work the whole year. The large plat
that was laid off at Elkton is being made
to look very pretty under skilful fingers.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-07
Sudden Death.

Mr.. Andrew II. Fisher, living near
the depot with his son, Th0s. j. Fisher,
died suddenly on Wednesday morning
shortly after O'clock lie went to bed
on Tuesday night feeling as well as usual,
and when the family retired, they went
to his room, as was always their custom,
and asked if he desired anything, to
which he answered in the negative.
About 3 o'clock he was heard to call, and
his family hastened to his room. When
they reached his bedside they found him
sinking rapidly, and he died in twenty
minutes. The subject of this sketch was
born December 18th, 1903, in the house
where Joel Woodwork now resides, and
was a farmer until about eighteen years
ago, when he moved to the place where
he died. lie was engaged in the mercan-
tile business up to within shoi time OF
his death. He leaves family of three
daughters and two sons. He served two
terms in the Levy Court, and at different
times has held prominent positions OF
trust. The deepest sympathy of the
community is extended the family in their
great sorrow. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the house,
and interment will take place at Head OF
Christiana Church.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-07
For Judges.

At the meeting of the Democratic
County Executive Committee in Will
mington, on Tuesday, Theodore F.
Armstrong, Esq, was made Chairman
Secretary, L. A. Bertolette Treasurer,
William Herbert. 1t was resolved THAT
the judges appointed to hold the Demo
cratic nominations be requested to re-
ceive the votes of none but known Dem
ocrals at all nomination elections" The
polls will be open between the hours OF
i2 m. and p. M, at the usual places oil
holding such elections. The judges OF
East White Clay Creek are-Sam'l Car
Isle, Theodore Ruth, Sam'l W. Morrison
OF West While Clay Creek-John w.
Pennington, w. II. Shippers, Joseph
Dean, Jr. The judges are requested to
send the returns to the Secretary, at 4lC
Shipley street, Wilmington.
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Elkton Notes.

The strawberry festival is abroad IN
this section.
The people are talking of getting q
street sprinkler
A number of our citizens attended the
Democratic Convention at Baltimore last
Thursday.
The Presbyterian Sunday school is
practicing for childrens day, which is
June 22nd.
The Rev. Mr.. Atkins will deliver the
address before the Methodist Sunday
School next Sunday night.
Mr., Isaac Thomas is eretiug new
dwelling on the lot back of Ward 81
Davis shoe store.
J. Davidson was arrested last week for
keeping disorderly house and was held
in s2OC, to appear at Court
| Tho Town Commissioners have passed
the new town ordinances that are now
printed and posted around the town.
The Academy nine played a game with
the Glasgow nine last Saturday resulting
in victory for the Glasgow by 81 TO 49,.
The dude says he is "masher." A
gentleman says that when he talks, he
puts so much on that it makes him sick.
The Blame men here receive full par
tculars of the Chicago Convention. by
telegraph all the time the convention is
| in session.
Capt. Mitchell Of the Mitchell-Old-
ham homicide was given hearing before
Magistrate Scott last Saturday, and was
held in 50, 600 bail to appear at Court.
The EllSton Academy nine and the
Juvenile Base ball clubs of this town,
played match game on last Friday, re-
sulting in victory for the latter, by a
score of 12 to Ii.
The young man must have showed the
young lady the art of making lamp
lighters in church, MS she seemed very
much pleased in church last Sunday
night.
The colored base ball club of this town
played a game with the st. Augustine
club at that place last Monday. The
Elkton club wiped them out by q score OF
80 to 7.
At the special meeting of the Board oil
Managers of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Cecil County held in this
town last Monday. Hon. Jacob Tome
was elected President, vice VIM. Torbert
deceased.
Mrs Lydia Maria Jones, of this town,
died last Sunday morning at the
residence of her son, W. ]. Jones, Esq.
She was buried in the new cemetery last
Tuesday afternoon. The deceased was
II years of age.
The track on the Elkton Fair grounds
is in pitiable condition. We strolled
out there not many days since and were
more than surprised to find it in such
shape. The grass isgrowiug luxuria ntly,
the fence in places is down, and the whole
resembles grossest negligence. OF course
no one is to blame. You can't find a
man that has any thing to do with it.
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The Embryo School Building.

There was another meeting held on
Saturday of the school voters to de-
termine on site for new school house.
Messrs. Dean and HOmewood were not
present, and of course, the meeting
adjourned until The lack
of interest shown by the school voters
probably is owing to the fact that there
are too many adjourned meetings. There
should have been n location selected long
ago, and the house ought to be under
way Mt this time. Is it really necessary
to await for the Levy Court TO condemn
land before it can be purchasedp Cannot
this land that would make a proper site
be purchased at sum nearly as cheap
now az what the Court would place it ?
There must be considerable sum await
ing the action of the people in regard to
selecting a proper location. We sin
cerely hope to see this proposed (for two
or three years. building so up this sum-
mer. 1t is sadly needed, and there has
been delay enough. Is there not land in
the town limits that can be secured at a
nominal sum where the house could be
builtP There is very great objection of
building on any lot back of Main street,
and why? Is it because the house will
be So fine that all who pass must see it.,
and give praise TO the people of Newark
and vicinity for such noble structure OF
learning. If proper site on Main street
cannot be secured, take somewhere else
in n good location. Every building cam
not be on Main street. Other streets are
being opened and fine buildings are
needed on them. But the question now
stands when shall the house be built.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-07

On Thursday, June 18th, the com
mencement exercises at Delaware Col
lege begins. The order of the exercises
will be as follows
THURSDAY, JUNE IL.
7Ip. m.-Prize contest in Defamation
and Reading.
SATURDAY, JUNE Ia.
2p. m.-Class Day Exercises.
SUNDAY, JUNE Is.
SPIN .-Baccalaureate Sermon, by the
Rev. VIM. Simouton. of Emmilsburg,
Md.
MONDAY, JUNE Is.
IA m.-Reunion of the Delta Phi
Literary Society.
m.-Delta Phi Anniversary. Ora
ton by Hon. Charles Emory Smith, OF
Philadelphia.
TUESDAY, JUNE II.
2p. m.-Annual meeting Of the Board
of Trustees.
"A m.-Reunion of the Athenaean
Literary Society.
Sp. m.-Anniversary of the Athenaean
Literary Society. Grafton by Rev. Jos.
G. Williamson, of Sydney, N. j.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS.
11am.-C Commencement Exercises.
Addresses by members of the Graduating
Glass. Comforting Degrees and Award
ing Prizes.
~ p. IN. - Business meeting of the
Alumni Association.
8p. m. Alumni Banquet.
The next Collegiate year begins on
Wednesday evening, September Bird, at
n o'clock.
For circulars or information apply to
President William II. Purnell, Ill. d.,
Newark, Delaware.
Candidates for admission to the College
may present themselves for examination
on Tuesday, juno nth, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, or on Wednesday, September 3rdi
at 10 o'clock n. m.
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their illness They also desire to espec-
tally to thank DR.. Evans for his untiring
energy in the discharge of his profess
sion duties.
Tho scholars of school districts Nos.
80 and Al, under the charge of Misses
Agnes Ray, Salle Lumb and Annie Wat
son, took a holiday on Thursday, and with
their teachers enjoyed thems, Ives by
holding picnic in Mr.. Homewood's
grove.
Tomorrow will be childrens day in
the NJ. L Church at this place, and in
addition to the regular service, addresses
will be made in the afternoon, as well as
doclamations and singing by the school
A special sermon will be preached in the
morning by the pastor, Rev. I. IL.
Haynes.
The Wilmington club played the
Louisville team on the grounds of the
former on Monday. The game was
noticeable throughout, as the work of
tie batteries Nolan in u critical mo-
msut made wild delivery, letting in a
run. Score Wilmington, 4; Louisville,
.. The game was excellent.
The remains of John Miller, well
known in this town, arrived at the depot
on Monday. The funeral services were
held in the First Presbyterian Church.
Revs. DR.. Jas. i. Vallandigham, Jos l..
Malone, Geo. 1. Porter, 7. IL. Haynes
and j. f. Williamson officiated. Inter
ment took place at Glasgow, where his
wife is buried.
The strawberry festival to be held by
the ladies' OF the NJ. E. Church at the
hall, on the 12 and 13 inst, promises to
be no ordinary affair. There is no little
enthusiasm manifestiug itself. There will
be lumber of tables, one or two by the
young men; the ice cream will be fur
nished by possibly the best make in the
State. A good time may be expected.
The Fourteenth Spring Fair of the
Oxford Agricultural Society will be held
at Oxford, Chester county, Pa, ON We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday, June IL,
10 and 10, 1884 Machinery, Musical,
Floral and horticultural departments,
Live Stock, Trotting Running, Double
Team and Mule Races each day with full
entries Excursion trains and low fares.
The Managers aim to make it the largest
and best Spring Exhibition ever held in
the county.
Mr.. L. Z. Collins of Elkton, accomp-
MED by his brother-in-law, Mr.. Harry
Titus of Philadelphia, paid us a visit one
day this week. Mr. Collins for some
days past has been driving his young
horse, Dexter, in company with Mr. Jas.
A. Wilson's Delaware Boy, at the Home
wood Driving Park. Mr.. C.'s horse
showed mile on Wednesday in 2:43.
Delaware Boy is doing fine work, and a
few days since went half in 116. Both
these horses will trot at the Oxford Fair
typographical errors, as a genera
thing, are not calculated to enhance the
value of publications of any kind, but
the Lenox Library, in New York City
has in its possession two Bibles which are
priced by collectors as much for the
quaint error that occurs in the printing al
for their antiquity. They are knowr
as the "Wicked Bibles" Ore is al
English version, bearing London DAFT
of 1881, and the other is German edi
ton published century ago. The curl
osity, which is the same in both of them
consists in the comical omission of thu
word mot in the Seventh Command
ment Both are perfect, however, il
other respects.