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SALEM TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
CIARrsarox.. !. OHIo, Dec. l

CLARIEaroH,, OHIo, Dec. IL.
Ed. SPIRIT: AsI do not see any oil
the doings Of this place (the largest to 20
in the Counay} would say We are still
progressing ,;;,>4. .ii. ,-..-.
The bridge across tue creek. is likely
to be- completed II they are spared'a few
m1re agreeable days. 1t lacks about
5 rounds OF stone. On the north side
the bridge proper lies scattered along the
street as near the place ~ could be Mr..
Miller OF your place 10 here to superin.
tend the putting OF it up and bss already
CONTACTED for piles to make trestles to
form it on.
On the 18th Of N ,vember in the even-
ing tue Democracy OF Salem and I'D
.ioinihg townships jolli6ed at Clsrin eton.
The crowd Was immense. They assem-
hled at the town ball and Mayors Office,
which accommodated but Q snail por.
ton. The line Of march was through
the, principal streets. At the ferry
landing the New Msrtinsville German
Brass Band joined the procession. The
Ore. works we're grand. A Johnbost veil
equipped on wagon was 6rst with sion
tor salt river. There were some IL or Is
traneparencies With all soris ofinscrip.
'tions: "Burn this letter" my love to
Mrs. Fisher,'' "Blaine, the. fraud OF
Maine.;' Jim MulIiRsn;" "Pesce and
good will toward oil mankind !" "De.
struc.ion to Monopolies :" "They GO,
there, Eli" ave come to stay. and dom,
YOU forget it," "The supremacy Of the
U S. sAau he maintsined :".Clevsland.
Hendricks and Warner" Tell the truth
vs.. Burn. this lettei," &c,
After The march, and before dismis.
sion. there Vas remarks OF con2rstnla.
ton (rather than speeches) by Hon.
Henry Msury, James Rutter and J T
Morrill, Real enjoyment seemed to be
the general object.
On Thanksgiving evening there wss q
-.upper by the Democratic women 1t the
Newhouss Hotel, and although I, was
only some q or 8 hours in preparation
vet it proved grand success. Every
one seemed jolly aud bad plenty TO eat,
and spent the evening to alate hour bour
talking in the language NJ Jake Kemple
'Hdw be got there. Ri; or, how the
Democratic party got into the promised
land 'sa'zi
There was also 3 Republican supper
st Mr@.L,si Bsldvins. Some OF the.
rsaiea Visited the Democratic houses and
remttked in IKE: "Never mind. We
will beat YOU in 1888" A robust Dem.
ocfalic lady remarked (suiting the &C.
tiou tosshe words). no. no; We have
got oar foot on you and intend to bold
yon ahere" All passed oti in pesce and
qnieipess
There was. unfortunately, come trouh.
ie in the street, hut not connected with
either OF the gatherings which was and
vii be investigat I'd; oil going to show
tSat the most OF pc cons are willing the
majority shall rule; some, however. only
when they have to. East.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

The we'll known strengthening prop
er les Of IRoN, confined with other
tonics and most perfect nervine, are
found IN Carter's Iron Pills, which
gthsn the nerves and body, and i'm.
prove the blood and complexion.
The Connecticut city and town elec-
tions were held on Tuesday Of last week,
and an Associated Press dispatch save
that the Democrats made clean sweep
throughout the State. The success OF
the Democracy at the Presidential elec.
tiop has already greatly strengthened the
party. The encouragement which the
election Of Democratic President will
he worth thousands OF votes to the De.
moorscy ct future electiona.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

NA music school vas opened Iss'
week By Mieses HArrrs DrxHL and MAT.
TIE OKEy. The young ladies are bott
competent teachers and We bespesk foI
them . liberal patronage. At present
they sre teaching Of their homes bat ex'
pecs to put IN upright piano in the room
above P. DlEuL's store Ia about two
weeks, where they can accommodate any
number of pupils. They intend to pre-.
sent to the public the Cants'a Of "Red
Riding Hood" In about I've weeks.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Dec lst The last Will and Te.ta.
mept OF Samuel Gray, decd, was ad.
mittedt to probate. Bond e5,7S6 Alb
ner B sers, C. B Knowlton and Joseph
Oden we're appointed appraisers. The
widow, Mary Gray, elected to take the
provisions made for her support BY the
will Of deceased.
Dec 9-James Perkins arrested on 9
Peace Warrant. was committed to Jail In
default Of one hundred dollars.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

~ Taere will be . fair held In the
Catholic Church beginning on the 10Th
and lasting. until New Yesr's. The
members Of that church have been upk.
log extensive preparations. A. this Is
che drst fair of the kind ever held 10 this
place It will no doubt be we'll patronized.
The fancy work done by the children,
under the instruction OF the Sisters, is
deserving Of praise. twill be on exhi-
bition and for sale during the fair week.
A cordial invitation 10 extended toall,
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AUAwijconsia farmer claims to have
found sure cure for potato bugs. His
plsa 1to put one or Two a.x seeds H.
Zach IN Of potatoes. He says that the
buss win shan Il every time, and for ten
years be has thus beea ssccsssful 10
growing potatoes While others have fall
Cd. II will cost nothias for our friends
10 Wy II st least.
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Bsll.ir. fndsrsAasas

Theodore Horubrook, Of Powhatan
has midsan assignment Tor the benefit
Of his creditors q n. n, scou. and F
r. Wiley. His liabilities are placed .
oil. 900 ard the assets ct $4,000. Mr.
Horabecok has bees engaged 10 bust
ness fora number Of years, and 10 vel
ksowu i'll through the southern part o
this co1nsy, and his friends and sequain
tasces will regret to learn of.his mis-
fortues.
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Bs,,.;r. Ina.nend.nt.

Diphthe,ia prevails to An alarming
extent in the neighborhood OF Coiersiu
From our exchaag . We learn that some
Ohio towns are scourged With this dread
disease worse even than Bellaire was .
few years ago, and In Pit,sburs lsi
deaths occurred in one ward in month
from its loa,hsome effects. The phYsi'
clans every where seem to have run
aground ss to the treatment OF this pc.
culiar diseaee.
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wn you want Monuments. Head
stones or anything in that line, JoHs M
EsERLE, Proprietor OF the Miltonsburg
Marble Works, is prepared TO supply
your wants 45 per cent. cheaper than
any other establishment in Monroe
County. His work recommends itself.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

10 Fred K;ndel5ryer.o or Dhom VI may Concern.
Notice is hereby given that Abby Lucas
has paid into the County Treasury sum suf.
noient to redeem the south half Of the south
west quarter Of the east half Of the southeast
qusrtsr Of section II, township 8 OF range g.
sold 1t Delinquent Tax Bale BY John
Ruegssggsr. Treasurer Of hcnroe county Ohio,
January l6,1ss3 in the name Of ABBY Luoaa
to Fred Kindelbsrgsr.!
re 8. A. ATKINSON,
+ dess, ,'sAts, Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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@ JOHN N. EBsRLE. Proprietor oi
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombs,ones 25 per cent low
er than any other est sbment in Mon
roe county. Work from his shops can
be seen all over the county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

G~Q ii,sa number OF our subscri.
bsrs, ~6o reside out OF Monroe county.
have psld their subscriptions within the
past iwo weeks. Many OF those to
whon ws ssas bills have not yet respon-
ded. We hope tAsy viii respond With
out further notice.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

nNOne Of the, simplest and readiest
methods Of ioosenins rusted screw 10
10 apply hest 70 the head OF the screw
A email bar or rod OF iron, lat at the
end, tfs Redeemed in the are and applied
Tor one OF t~o minutes to the head Of
The rusty screw, will. - soon % it heats
de screw, render iss wtthdrawei NJ easy
By the screw-driver ~ II 1t we're only .
xaeentlv inherited screw.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

EEThere will be Concert and Min.
strel show given by the Woods6eId o..
che.tra twn nights during the holiiav'e,
The entertainment will he given a
DlEHL's Hall. over p DsEaLsn sAafs'
Come one. Cone all. h J9w :.
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Hon. w n Cowden. Commissioner o.
Ohio exhibits at the New Orleans Exhi
hilton, Informs US that nice lot of WOO
has been shipped from Columbus. The
collection embraces samples OF WOO
from every breed OF sheep 10 the State
and will make . nice display for Ohio
Mr.. Cowden will 90 to New Orleans this
week.-Quaksr City Independent lltA
sasf
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Bucklen's Arnica saive,

TIE Best SAtvs il the world 70,
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands
Caiiblains, Corns, and eli Skin Erup
tious, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. It . guaranteed TO Civ,
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. For sale b
E. W. POPE.
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ga large invoice OF Glassware TO
be sold in The next ten days, at your own
prices at BURKHEAD'S e..
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NJ Chrs,rn,s Tree q. JONES' store
will be 1T up on Thursday evening"
Come one and oil and see the Hne dis.
play OF HOLIDAY goods. :; .
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sDaily.. fUsiiy sxospt Sunday.
Trains are fuf wsst'of the Obi River soth
meridian time. Bast ,f the Ohio River, 18th
meridian time.
Train leaves BarnssvIlle at 2:5) p. m, ar.
riving at Wheeling at 5ile p. IN.
Train leaves Wheeling st s a. m, arriving
~ Barnssviils at s.55 =. m.
L. u. COLI, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more. = f-s
". EsRBPPERT, Pass. Asr, Columbus.
@. K. LORD Gan. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
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mailed free to any address. Send early and
get iuii particulars. The Winter Term VIII
op.n Tuesday January 6. 1855.
Address ths Principsls, ~. ~
CllOGUlLL 4 PA RsOyS.
: Business College,
zsnesville. Ohio.

100000 YOUNG AND MfpDLR
A1gD MRN required to 6ll gcvsnmsnt %.
siiions. Coed writing and knowledge 1t
Bookkeeping requisite. Read tHsifs losinys
s'fhs United Ststss Civil Ssrvios Com nis.
sioners have prepared rules which have been
sanctioned BY the President. Ou the rscom.
mendations OF postusstsrs, collectors AMI
other cfdcers, examiners Id different psrts OF
the country are 10 be appointed 10 aot upasr
the direction OF the commissioners. Youue
and middle ssed men. under the prov,sIoSs
OF the law, can enter upon coupssitivser.
animation 70. appointment 10 the slassi6sd
department. fervice At the national capIsa az
he classified customs and post once ssrvi-
ces' The open competitive examiust,ous
are IN penmanship, the elements Of book
Keeping, fractions, percentage, iu.ersst. dis
counts. elements Ct tho English LANGUAGE
geography, history and gsvssnmsns oS II,
United States. Tho examinations are 4 ),
held At places convenient for applicants freu Z
the different States aud Territories" 4
Cur Government now consistently demand,
good writing and knowledge Of book. .kesp.
ing At the hands Of thoee receiving apr oil NJ
mshts TO efhcs in addition 10 other oe,lia
a.ioDs.. Attend zsassyills Dssiness Csilser
anssyills, Ohio. Is -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

1rT5s nenbsss OF the n. e Sun.
dsy sshed viii give % entertsiuu mt
on Christnss night, the na.srs Of which
has not yet bees fully determiped upon.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

~ TIVE 8esus - BosKaEAs's viii Be
counted on New Years day ap. N.
Any psuou bsying one dollars worth
OF sroesries viii. be eatisled TO = gaess.
Prise one barrel choice ASsr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

@J JOHN NJ. EBERLE, Proprietor OF
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-.
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones % per cent. LOWER
than any other establishment in Monroe
county. Work from bis shops Can be
seen oil over the county.
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Farm and Saw Mill for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale their
farm Of 139 acres, with best oiinprove.
ments, known as the Geo. Rose farm
Also one Perry circular Saw Mill, ss
good as new. viii guarantee to give sat
isfaction Will cell reasonable, Fol
further particulars call on >.
L. e. SrEaHER 4 BIO.
On the shove farm 3 miles south o.
Lewisville. Monroe Co., Ohio.
Dec16, '84.1.
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NEW GOODS.

Ny new goods consisting OF watches.
watch chains, charms and . variety OF
other Jewelry will he on in time for the
Holidays, and will be sold at prices to
suit the ,imes. All wanting goods in
nv line are requested to call. as they
will be sold close for cash.
u. ] f N. LLOYD.
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4 nHTbs place 70 bny Jacket, Rus.
vian Circle, newmarket or Wrap oI
any kind for women or children, is ai
a NORRIS 4 ARMSTRNG'S.
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~ To reduce nv stock of Jewelry,
will sell at very low prices.
M. G. E HARLAN.
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wA large lot Of fn, and common
candies, and candy TOYS, nuts &c. at low
prizes at BURKHEAD'S.
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PhtlQde1pht0.

PHrLApKLrHIA. Dec. 12-Flour 8 Cos
S 60: Wheat 7SsS0c; Corn 4Sa49c
Oats 32a33c; Rye Zoe.
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Chicago

Dec. II Flour 60a4 80: Whea,
7sc; Corn 52a53c; Oats 32s37c.
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Cinclnnati.

Dec l2.-Flour 8 9os4 so;. whea,
75c; Corn SIC; Oats 2Sc; Rye 55c.
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Dec 12.--Flour 4 o0a5 75; whea'
72c; Corn 37a35c. Oats 24c: Rye SIC
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; !. Nov, Depot


HBERrJoNEs Is selling her stock
lot Jswsity ~ cost. Those wishing bar
eains call early. and get prices.
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FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Call at the Hardware Store We have
many novelties that are desirable.
Dec16, "a ~3. c. E. HARLAN.
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EH All goods bought one door North
of P. o. engraved free OF charge. II.
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wheeling Produce Market.

wheeling Produce Market.
WEBBING, Decem her ,l3.
Rutter-PIiue to choice creamery 81
a33c; choice dairy 25s27c; common &,
,air do l5a16c; good to prime country
roll 1Sa22c; coEmon mixed stock 5a6c
Beeswsx-Qaoted st a0,32c y h :.
Beans-Hsnd picked mediums 2 t0a
2 10. &a
Buck wheat Flour-At 34,31 a. n:,' r
Cheese-Sales in . jonine ~av OF
prime mild Obio factory at 9i2&c; New
York l44sl5c; Sweiser 13sl5a; Lin
berger 14al5c. - -.
E2ps-Suictlv' fresh stock In fair de.
mand at 20c % dos. >" ~
|. Feathers -Cnoice, 60s61s in original
packages, ls5c more 10 small lo,s r
Oaions--6O.70c y bushel. ~
Pctatoes-Naw 10 barrels, 81 50a1 Is
Poultry-Live chickens. spring, tI 80
% Is; old. ~ 75as 90 p dog; dressed
turkeys, 10al2c; do chickens, 6s10c; do
ducks, 12al3c. Good demand. ).
R,gs-Stesdy at 1}al4. for white
mx"d cotton, 1slic Tor all wool and
I4sl4c for mixed. ~.
Sseds--Sales OF timothy seed st 81 so
al IS per bu. clover. email seed, 06 90
as go; large. 81 90. as 70 quslity.i
Lsrd-Country prime, Sc.
Tallow-Coun,ry, 6ic; city. 7c.
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~ Reduced prices on heari,9 stoves
c. e HARLAN.
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JACOB REINHERR.

Headquarters for oil kinds OF Candies,
Nuts, Christmas tree ornaments, and
everything usually kept in drs'1class
Confectionery Store Sunday Schools
and teschers supplied at Bottom Prices,
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Dec, Is Cattle 3aAo per pound
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 3ia4 pc
pound gross.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling 1--we stock Market.

WHEELING, Dec, l5 1884.
The market is ia,rly supplied this ~eel
Messrs. Hudson & Bayha furnished chs
followiag quotations:
Cs,,le-l S0a4 Is for all kinds
Hogs-Fsi- supply; 3 IT, per ID.
Sheep None sold.
: Calves--5 00.l0 90.
Lambs-3s4c Der III
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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s.lzs.:,;;:, s.;,. - . sa 80 70 -. = y.
" wheeling rae 1:so $50
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Warrington 80 80 a,30- $40
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NEW LOCALS.

NA very hne stock of Holiday
goods one door North of P. o.
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~ New choice Raisins, Dried Cur.
rents, Dried Corn cheap at
BURKHEAD'S.
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Go,oF F Bucxro'. for your Groceries.
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CORRECTED wsEKlv NJ ?. suurwAn!sR. N 4 sac
MoHpAI, December Is. 1854
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-05-31
A SHOWER OF BLOOD.
Red Rain that Proved, Upon Analy.
sis, to be Some Sort Of Animal
BlOOa.
Raleigh News and Observer ]

Raleigh News and Observer
A few weeks ago there was shower of
some red liquid in Chatham. The place
where the phenomenon was seen is in
New Hope township. The fall came
from cloudless sky, when the wind was
so slight as to be almost imperceptible.
The position of the drops seen on the
fence indicated very slight wind from
the south or northwest, across some plow-
ed land. The woman was standing on
this plowed land near fence, along which
some pine bushes were growing. She
noticed something falling between her
and the ground, saw it leave red splash
on the sand, heard the pattering like
rain around her, looked up, but it was all
over and she could see nothing. She was
good deal frightened and affected, tax.
ing it as portent of death or evil of
some kind. S. A. Holleman visited the
spot the next morning (the fall took place
about midday, and has kindly given the
following facts observed: The space COW
cred was about fifty by seventy feet and
nearly in a rectangular form. The drops
were in sizes varying from that of a pea
70 that of mans finger, and averaged
about one to the square foot. Smaller
drops were instantly absorbed; larger
ones, with those on the wood, coagulated.
Some fell in the bushes and coagulated
upon the limbs. DR.. Robinson, living
near, collected some of the freshly fallen
material and made certain simple tests
which satisfied him that it was blood. It
even had the smell, he says, of fresh
blood.
Tests were also made by Professor Ven.
ables at the University of North Carolina.
The sand placed in cold water, gave a
brown.red solution, which coagulated on
heating. The coagulum, dirty brown,
was soluble in caustic alkalies, giving an
indistinct green solution; treated with an
acid solution of mercury nitrate, it gave a
brick.red color. Nitrate acid also caused
the formation Of this coagulum, and gave
the characteristic yellow tint on heating.
The original solution in water was
frightened in color, not turning green or
crimson on adding ammonia. On leaving
the solution two or three days it readily
purified, showing under the microscope
a great swarm of bacteria. Examined by
the microscope the appearance of small,
slightly altered corpuscles was seen, cor.
responding well with those got from
slaughter.yard soil.
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NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED,

STATE OF NEVADA, County OF LINCOLN,
DISTRICT OR PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
To the following named defendants, and +
all owners or claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or Improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described:
situate, lying and being in the County Of Liz
coin, State Of Nevada, known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suit has been com.
menced In the District Court, Sixth District,
State Of Nevada, in and for Lincoln county, by
the State Of Nevada, plaintiff, against each
Of the defendants hereinafter named.
and each Of the following described
tracts or parcels Of land, with the i'm.
provements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners and claim.
ants to same, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said defendant
against said property for the fiscal year com.
Der 81, 1888. and that summons has been duly
issued In said case; and you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer the COM
plant fled and show cause on or before the
9Th day Of April, 1884, Judgment will be
taken against you. and the real estate and i'm.
amount OF taxes and delinquency specified and
costs Of suit:
TAI AND p.Irx0uEHoT.
Bristol Silver Mining Compsny-Pos-
sessory claim to l60 acres Of land
about one mile north Of Bristol and
improvements, consisting Of one
ten.stsmp quartz mill, one assay Of.
fice, one blacksmith shop, one dwell.
ing.house. restaurant and office, one
stable and house, hoisting works ct
Msynower mine, chloriding furnace
at mill, one pair Fairbanks scales.
Tar. .......................$ s02 81
Ten percentum ................... so 23
Twenty-Five percentum .......... 200 81
Total. ..................... ,0s3 II
THOMPSON CAMPBELL,
District Attorney for Lincoln County, Nevada.
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