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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17

All fits stopped free by DIR. Klipe's grs OF
nerve restorer. No fits after first day's use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and So trial bot.
tie free to ft cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 931
Arch street, Philsdelphis. Pa.
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J. A. Seegar, the dentist, has removed q
the posi-of;ice block, ee6 Elm street. Prices
OF work: Full sets tees1. SIS; gold filing.
81: annigsm, 90 cents; extracting teeth 81
ents.
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Paper Hangings.
Our spriBe stock % nov complete. We
have many beautiful patterns and designs
Call and exam
HAxrLTor A You've,
-Qf Elrr straof
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Merchant TaiIors, 7o3 Main stree

COoI Bccr
The finest end uost elegant beer saloon
IN the city Is thst OF Messrs. Crozier d
BohDy, corner OF Main and Poydras
streets. They keep elegant liquors and
wines and the finest cigars In The city.
Their beer has none superior to II In ths
south Ia the excellence OF its quality. In its
freshness and GOODNESS. They cell many
barrels every day, consequently they al
ways have 1t fresh. They offer reward Of
$25 TO any person who ever drank stale,
fat, warm glass Of beer In their house.
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Attention 10 called TO the advertisement
Of Mr.. Ksne Shields in another column, who
is acknowledged AS one among 10 most &C.
complshed decorative artists - the ,oun-
Try. He keeps full s.ock o. 81 goods in
his line which he offers at wtotesle and
retail. He gives special eitontiuu "a house
decoration. The HERALD can assure ita
readers that Mr.. Shields Is reliable ind
prompt IN all his busiress engagements,
aud no one with whom Il II always pleae-
ure TO transact business.
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,. l.. Williams
Has soid drnes In D-i's.o niger tSsn o.
tosher msn. He via NOS len n.tne - q
Go end - In
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Rogers Citrate OF Msgnesia IL fine anti
bilious, effervescebt drink. Prepared by A.
Rogers Sons. 2si Bleecker street New
York.
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To the wholesale trade va offer extra in
ducements. Address. E.. Bauman. 706 Kim
street Dallas. Tex.
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6hiloh's vitalizer 10 what ,ou need for
constipation, loss OF appetite, dizziness and
ell symptoms Of dyspepsia. Price 10 aud rs
cents per bottle. Sold by ]. M. House.
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There 10 secret about
Mexican Female Remedy
which al ladies' should know. Bee ou'
Grcular At your druggist

Everybody Who frsqasnssths toTt sncSa
Gentlemen Qua" kintlsr an nno sh.r-
I<eai Ortiou. meas DEPOT. Unexcspticns-
kle ljcuor nd oourteous attendance.
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Having pouens Out tns iuteIeetn q al
concerned In the firm OF c, L. Eosmer6
Co., steam, gss and wateT-Btissh, ] viii
continue the nnsirssg At tAe old g.aca 90
Film vtrees a. MeWRrKK
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Trial IL Proof.
fee ever offered 10 the Texas public, buy
nscf ., fruarspteed absolutely fresh and
purej 6y Momand & Bro, A. E. Bouche.,
Bond & Bro, Ingram q Coy, Holloway a
Co. II. q. Sizer, u. A. Meyer, and all hrst'
cl.ss grocers throughout the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17

"Hackmetsck," . lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price IS and 50 cents. Sold by
Y. M. House. Dallas.
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Good TASTE and expsrienos \. what .sslls
millinery ~ Bsuu ana
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&C. - 4, ~ ~ :. 4, y
N 4 DE I.ANDNN.

SOhsfANh, VI bONDo-'. -
The above company loans money on one
70 i've years time, at reasonable rates OF IN;
terest, secured by deed OF trnst on improved
lands, large farms, stocks ranches' ana Guy
prcper,y. IL also oeals In vendors lien
note, negoiiates tales Of ranches, cattle and
bonds OF every description; and does 3 gen.
eral financial and agency business IN the
State OF Texas and Europe.
Z. T.. WELLESLEY.
General Manager.
60 NJ IN .trtst DsllEs' Texas.
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To Families, Hotels and Restaurants,
Ar your grocer TOR R,ckter 4 Lees hio-
NOS. C fee, pure, fresh, unadultersteo, IN
colored, unRlszsd. Sold BY All nr,.
sfter marching. See that no inferior brand
ri stsie coffee fs substituted.
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No mother should be without
Mexican Female Remedy
Which cures all FEMALE D'eEABEe.
and makes all women hsppv
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Y oDourity BY the J. B. Wat
~1np CON pspy. over oliver
IN street. Dallas, Texas.
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Cheerful Conversation

Cheerful Conversation ~, n,
Is one OF the pleasantest amenities Of
life. But nuen. talker whose gems Oh
thought" drop from lips which disclose
velIow teeth going to rack and ruin, makes
less Impression than be or she other wise
would. Bear this in mind, conversation
slists. and lend added force TO your utter
snces by keeping your teeth white and pure
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsis and liver
complaint Sanoh's Vitaiiser IL Rueran'
teed 70 cure Won Sois n, :. y. hous,
Dslias
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John, bow do You Ike my new hiatt
Where did you get III Why, at Bauman's.
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Paint Your House.
RoeR CITY MlKEp PA ut
Produces rich, glossy suriurr, will not fade
nor chH,k N, bur is.naias tfm and dura-
BILE. J. rtaoy tor ne. We guarantee it
HAMILTos & YcUSo 500 Elin street, deal
ors IA vail paper. airduw alSts, paints, ar
fists mstariais liciur irHrss.
Group, Ehoop'ng Cough ana even Asth-
ms inu edmtaiy fyiiayCL ~ Ackcr's En-.
gligh Rsmetg e,ii ~ ~. y. Pate rEon
& Co
shilob's Cure will inms diaiely relieve
Group, whnopiuE cough aud hr chttis.
Sold by J. NJ. Hons. DAiss.
me Gsly.s'ou NewH cigar in iaie ~
ffffkv -ff- store
What said the Press association OF the
Glen Lea truck? They ssic: Verify It 10
good: the press OF their vines ard surpasseth
the prsas Of Texas.n
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Iumsnss vnrss hats and ssItwheels .
Bauman's, 100 Kim street..
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u,aa.n fbanees of weather

Are prcducuve Of throat disssses, csughs
colds. etc. There Il no more efiectusl RELIEF In
tfes~ diseases 20 be found thsn IN the use
G0wrown's Bronchial roches- Pnce u
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- dsbiIity. neuralgia,
- 6Gk,oo, prostration.
4 GoDefative organs
~ lca1ly curtd By
- botanical rem
~ GrugRists, or
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ne Galveston News cigar so. sals ~
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chief
stand
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Wehavenor and
orcah
dopnceI5 N
JIENTA AS
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suited style fabric
BUSINESS SUITS magnificent rsormn with
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-03
Srnll Guilutg gegister
BY ELL d. AKE.
MISSOURI.
= or % 2
SEE or


Charming cousin, tell me where
Shall ] find one-half so fair?
Let me. as taste thy lip,
Swear how sweet is cousinship.
Lake q sister? Yes. no doubt;
Still, not sister out and out.
Who that ever had a sister,
, Felt his heart beat when he kissed herr
Who by looking ever knew
That his sisters eyes were blue?
: Who in name of all the loves
bets his sister pairs OF gloves?
Charming cousin, still are you
Sister in . measure. too.
We can act as pleases US,
No one THINKS IL dangerous;
z ak of love or OF the weather,
Row or ride or read together,
Wander where we will alone,
Careless of q chaperon.
You may dan &C with none but me
Only cousins, don't you seer
-CouAns safely may forget
An the laws of etiquette.
Charming cousin, in your eyes
can read faint surprise;
Most bewitching1y they glisten
To my nonsense as they listen;
What can Harry mean to say?
You may come to know some day.
Just one wof d, sweet cousin mine,
Ere we go to dress and dine:
If ever chance to WOO,
Couein. she must be hike you,
And the one who comes the nearest
To yourself will be the dearest;
Type of what my love must be,
Cousin, what IL you are she?
Chambers Journal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-03
PITH AND POINT.

-seIhe bicycle haulS no COAL" eX
claims an anti bicycle exchange. This
is indeed an age of startling discoveries.
Boston Statesman. 500 as
The papers are publishing the fact
that a brass band gave a concert
for the benefit of the flood sufferers, but
before the. band had finished the first
tune the sufferers jumped right back
into the water. Bismarck Tribune.
Very. true
"Come wife, said VIII. ST pray you devote
mn Just hall 5 minute Ln to mend this 5 coat.
II know" said Will, sits rather late,
But it's.never too late to mend'
"A very absent-minded individual,
being upset from a boat in the river,
sank twice before he remembered that
he could swim. He fortunately remem-
bered it just before he sank the last and
third time. A great invention is mem.
DRY!
The Burlington Free Prees re-
marks @Deafne u, it is said. can be
cured by. sudden surprise, If the pa
tient is q woman, inform her 2on a slip
of paper thatsshe.is homely.D It would
be safer to send the slip Of paper in by
messenger boy. Y. Graphic
!. Little Freddie was talking to his
grandma, who was something of q
skeptic. "Grandma. do you belong ia
the Presbyterian Church?'' mo" ITO
the Baptiste'' s.No.'' ITO any
church," .'No.n well. grandma,
don't you think It's about time to get
in somewhere? 80 Laurence american,
We learn from foreign CORE
%Lak 20 L q
been found" 1t appears to have been
lost nearly 2, 600 years. Mr.. Zoan would
have probably found his lost n ecropolis
much earlier if he had advertised it in
the columns of a daily paper and of
tered b suitable reward. --Norrtstowa
rs --sYour beau seems to be an athletic
looking youth, Mary said a fond
somerville papa to his blooming daugh-
ter. 4'Oh, ves,'' she replied, with .
blush, shes the short-stop of the Beltem
nine" "Ah, indeed; but he's not
much of a player, 1 reckon "Why
do you think sop because he stays
till midnight nearly every time he comes
to see you. AS a 'short-stop' should
be inclined to regard him as a failure. :"
Soaner tslte Journal. p"
What is my opinion of poverty? 1t
is hundred dollar bill cut in two in
the middle and both ends lost. What
is my opinion of patienceP 1t is the
axle grease which makes the wheels Of
association run smoothly. What is my
opinion Of homr opathy It is imagina-
ton done up in little pills and powders.
What is my opinion of retribntion? It
is gnn that kicks mans brains out
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-03

A girl advert:ses for general
aeuswork or waiting.' She is evident
Il one of those who has ..learned to
abor and to wait. -Phitddelphta Cal.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25

w. w. Paul and Robert Dickson
were at the county seat on business
this week.
Johnny Bolton came up smiling
from the Rio Felix to load up at
Jimmy Dolan's dinner this Christmas.
He doesn't expect to get another
square meal for a year as he has to
cook for himself out at the ranch.
The last heard of Santa Claus he
had packed his five-cent traps on a
burro, at Las Vegas and started for
the lower country, but after getting
as far as the Pecos river switched off
and pulled his freight for Santa Fe,
where there was a lot of snide rings
for sale, at terrible crash in prices.
The old fraud imagiues he has struck
fat layout in that town, where
about everybody seams to be anxious
to unload their surplus stock, but
just let him try to work them off Oh
the people of this county about
Christmas and there will be some
thing in the atmosphere besides
ow-hakcs and gravel. We have
always held a grudge against the
old sneak since years ago he left u:
a cooked goose egg and a mitten
about an inch long, one Christina:
Eve.
The Optic wants some one to fur
nish that Office with the present
address of Taylor g. Killen whose
former post Office WAS Galena il
Nogal Canon, this county. ID. c
Taylor, now of Bonito, can probably
tell more about that matter than any
one else. Better write to the Optic
Colonel, they may be in possession
of the fact that fortune has beel
left you in the old country, or {
goat ranch somewhere up in Utah
Stranger things than that have hap
pcned to men who are not nearly a
handsome and good deal more lone
some than yourself.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25
NO. 3.

quirc drift or tunnel to cut it again.
\ ton of the best ore ever produced
by the camp was sent from this
claim to New Orleans.
The next item of interest here was
the striking of rich pocket of min
eral, in a drift, at the bottom of the
Red Cloud shaft, by Messrs. Spence
and Hcndershot. Work would have
been prosecuted further, but foul
air prevented during the summer
months.
Some time during the month of
August Mcssrs. Mann and Klepingcr
struck a large body of copper car
Donates and galena at the depth of
GO feet on the Sunbeam. IF facili-
ties were at hand tos. treat this ore, I
have no doubt it would pay hand
somely.
Another large cropping of fine
mineral was discovered on the Ten
derfoot Il week or two ago. This
makes six different places on this
claim where pay mineral can be eX-
tracted, at or near the surface.
NJ. Whiteman, of White Oaks,
came up with load of provisions
and two miners to further develop
The Wild Goose claim, but on look =
ing over the ground he concluded
it would take more money to show
up the ore body than he had intended
to spend, consequently he returned
to White Oaks to unload.
The weather up to the present
time has been very favorable for out
door work, and the boys have take,l
advantage Of it and assessment work
for 'S4 is about finished ZENo.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25
WHITE OAKS ITEMS,

Our stores present a holiday ap-
pearance.
The stamp mill is still working on
IIomestake orc.
E. E. Albright is suffering with a
sprained ankle.
Mr.. Wauchope has a six-horse
team hauling ore.
The assessment work for 81, III
this vicinity, is about finished.
Joseph Biggs has returned from
the Bonito, where he has been doing
assessments.
S. w. Lloyd has discovered a
spring near the Oscuras which he
thinks is a bonanza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slane, Eagle Creek,
are visiting here and will not return
until after the holidays.
The old settlers say that the recent
snow fall is the heaviest ever known
in this portion of New Mexico.
Manager Rhode, Jicarilla, was in
town Saturday, and is confident that
his concentrator will be a success.
The young people of this place
have been using the late fall of snow
about as nelodiously as youngpeo-
pie do elsewhere, considering it was
sent for their enjoyment.
John Woodland, Geo. i. Ulrick.
Oscar Dyer and Emil Ozanne will
leave here some time in January for
Mora county to assist Col. Jewett
who has a government surveying
contract.
1t is reported here that arrange.
ments have been made to put i'll q
large stamp mill at an early day
The parties are well known. but dc
not want their names given to the
public at present.
DR.. Reid and his partner, II. Han
ming, have dissolved, and DR.. Paden
as mutual friend, will be associated
with DR.. Reid in the business unit
the affairs of the old firm can be sat
isfactorily adjusted.
Girls. Ebner says: "Ven | puy'
peef ! pays nit te schtamps unit no
NIT CUB and chaw-pone. So mier
frient ven you puys meat of me yor
shust schlaps down te cash unit yol
gifts your schteak unit schin-pone
You forschtay him, ugh?
The Hor est Ike is still pushing
work steadily ahead. Col. IIemal
says that neither snow nor a broker
arm can stop it now. The Colone
has discarded the lumber he has beer
carving around on his arm for som'
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25

Ballou's Monthly Magazine for
January is issued, and promises for
the coming year to be better than
ever. 1t opens with illustrated
views of the Kennebec River, fol-
lowed by new story from the pen
Of Mr.. VIM. H. Thomes the author
of "The Belle of Australia" "On
Land and Sea-" etc, called "Lewey
and /; or, Sailor Boys Wanderings."
1t relates the adventures of two
young men, French and American
lads, in California, in the years 1916
and AZ. during the Mexican War;
and will be full of stirring adven-
turcs, and brave exploits with In
dians, Mexicans and Yankee raiders.
1t is one Of the most vivid pictures
Of California life, at the time Ere
mont was in the country, that has
been written. Those who have read
Con Land and Sea" will be equally
pleased with this new story by Mr..
fhones, for it is true one, as seen
from the Mexican standpoint, the
two adventurers being compelled to
serve in the Mexican cavalry for a
few weeks, or suffer some of the
pains of military discipline as dis
pensed by the Mexican authorities.
There is much humor in the story, u
lot of quiet fun, some remarkable
love-making, and everything to m
terest the reader. This story will
be n great success, we predict from
reading its commencement. Ball
ou's Magazine is the cheapest and
best publication of its kind in the
country. It's only $ij0 per year, or
10 cents per n,Aober. Ask your
newsdealer to orderlt for YOU. Ball
ou's Magazine elubbcd with other
publications at S1.25 per year. Adj
dress, Thomes & Talbot, % Harley
St., Boston, Mas.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25
RED CLOUD--Decembcr Is.

1t is about year since I wrote to
the ERA. In that time there has
been considerable work done in the
way of developing some of the min
ing prospects in this district. Work
was commenced last February on the
Buckhorn under the direction of G.
7. Clark, and prosecuted with energy
and jrdg nent until the 18th of No
vember, during which time shaft
5x7 was sunk l5l feet deep, the
mineral from the top pitching east
at an angle of about 60 degrees to
the depth of about IS feet, and was
again struck at eighty feet, conse-
qucntly the mineral is now east OF
the bottom Of the shaft and will re.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25
Meeting of Lincoln County Stocknen

A meeting of the Lincoln County
Stock ASSOCIATION will be held at
Lincoln on the first Monday in Jan
uary Jan. 5th). The object of this
meeting is that all members may
hear report of the delegates sent
to the convention of cattlemen al
st. Louis, and that other important
business may be transacted and an
opportunity may be extended to per
sons wishing to join the association
as several applications for mcmbe,
ship have been made.
w. f. ANDERSON, President.
JAS. J. DoLAN, Secretary.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25
NOTICE OF MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be meeting of the members of
the Penasco District Protective As
sociation held at G.. w. Hollands
store. on the Upper Penasco, Janua-
ry 18th, 1885, for the purpose of
elccting officers for the ensuing year.
a full attendance is desired.
j. P. Eaker, J. w. Bryan.
Secretary. President.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25
PENASCO--Decemb I8.


We are having considerable snow
and very coni weather at present.
Mr.. VIM. Keeney, one OF Aqua
Chiquita's politest gentlemen, is go
ing to Eel Paso to spend the holi
days.
Preston Golfers school is pro-
nounced by all the patrons to be a
success, which speaks well for our
pedagogue.
At the public sale on the l0th,
property went very cheap, owing to
the scarcity of money which prevails
here at present.
1t has been reported here that j.
P. Eaker's walk is somewhat digni-
fed. The cause can be ascertained
by referring to J. P.
Among the late arrivals in the
Twelve Mile Canon are a number of
young ladies whose presence have
already played smash with the hearts
of several Of our young bloods, on
account of which a great many cases
of ''loco" may be reported before
spring. Among those showing the
strongest symptoms Of being thus
ratified are the school teacher and
Bob the fiddler.
There was pleasant party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Jerrell, at their
ranch in Twelve Mile Canon, on the
evening of the 9th inst Dancing
was the order Of the evening, Mr.,
VIM. Derrick holding first base with
the violin while all present tripped
the light fantastic until late hour.
A fine supper was served, and a
good time had generally. The kind
hospitalities of the host and hostess
on this occasion will long be remem-
bered by all present.
During the recent roundup here
one of Mr.. A. c. McDonald's hands
found Buck Tison's saddle Oh the
south side of the Aqua Chiquita,
where it had been hid in the bushes.
1t will be remembered that Sutton
and Nick Booth were accused of
stealing two horses, brides and sad
dies from the L l. L ranch during
the summer. The horses We're re-
covered in few days, but nothing
was heard Of the saddles or brides,
until the saddle above mentioned
was found. Sutton was going in the
direction of this saddle the morning
he received his death wound.
The latest rumor here is that S.
ID. Goodman, partner Of q. W.
Holland, has left for parts unknown.
1t appears that Goodman, who went
to Ell Paso to purchase goods, got
the best of his partner by several
hundred dollars. j. P. Ea<er sent
his gold watch with Goodman fol
repairs, with view of presenting il
to his best girl during the holidays,
OF course he has heard nothing from
the watch. Eaker says he cannor
think Goodman's intentions are Other
than honest and honorable, anG
seems to think that his watch will
come in all 0. X. yet. The only
cause that he can assign for Good.
mans strange disappearance, is tha
Goodman was elected constable ot
, precinct No. 8 at the last election
and it may be that he heard of t
band of rustlers, and having desire
to gain notoriety, left at once for the
scene, forgetting that he had never
been sworn into Office.
Anc trnr.r.r,
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25
RANCH FOR SALE.

1GO acres on the Hondo below
Clinc's. Cash entry land.
Gro. 7. BEALL JR.,
36-tf Lincoln, n. NJ.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-12-25
LINCOLN LINCOLN COUNTY, N. M, DECEMBER 25, 1884.

time past, and will soon be ready to
take tumble to himself or anyone
else again.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-19

ss To al persons holding lisns by julg-
meni ar otherwise on the real estate, or
any part thereof, Of Jacob Shsnhottzer
and Wiifa,n Mcdonald:
Ia pufsu ,ace OF oe.rse OF the Cir
cui, Conc of Hnnpshirs county. nads
in q cause therein p-adins ION thu 23ld
OF Sep embsf, 1884 e. subject the ,Isa :
etta'v of t,s said Iucob Sbsnhoitzet tni
WI liam McD0wsid to the sst' 4 ,ction #
the liens thereon, yOn are hsrsi,y requ ! !.
ed to present all 3Sisinis heId ny You
ani each OF you, slainst the sail la
c.h > ianhDiiz.r and william Nc
Doaald, wnics ara mems on their rsai
es'a @. or AM, part, 'I %, for adjudfta-
non t. coo at az oihce ~ the county IF
liam SD re, Ia Rpmnsy, on tns / 7tb day
OF Jsbuiri. 1885. +.
Gwen undsr mv hanl, thisJl 9Th day
of December, 1894 ~
cf' n'e- JAMES a. GIBSON. ,
CoTniss one
December i9, 1884.