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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-02-04

The Shah Of Persia, it is said, usual
ly dimes alone.
Mrs Gen. Grant celebrated her six
tieth birthday on the 26th.
The death rate from chloroform is,
according to recent estimate, in
1000.
About two-thirds of the Florida or
ange crop was harvested before the
freeze.
Ex-President Arthur is reported as
looking ten years older since his re-
cent illness.
New Zealand has 120 newspapers
including 80 dailies, to a population OF
only 100000
John Kelly has been reelected
chairman Of the Tammany committee
IN OrSanlZatl0n.
When Cleveland was inaugurated
president his wealth was estimated to
be about 100000.
President Clevelands favorite mu.
sic is "Auld Lang syne" and Listen
to the Mocking Bird"
One of the advertised remedies for
he opium hapit consists of well
known elixir of opium.
California producers have increased
the price Of wines 20 per cent. on ac-
count of the short grape crop.
The grand jury at Petersburg, Va.
has indicted the N. & W. railroad fol
running freight trains on Sunday.
A recent murder by a Chinaman in
California has put fresh vigor into thu
anti-Chinese spirit on the Pacif,
coast.
The brotherhood OF railroad brake
man has voted to admit the Canad,
organization, numbering 500 to theil
organization.
The controllers estimates for cit,
expenses in Chicago the coming yea
foot up $5,OO6,716, The police cos
$1O76,162.
John Kelley is reported to have Sc
cretely written volume of persona
"reminiscences of political nature
which will be shortly published.
Secretary Endicott has been fgul
uring the cost of carving out Tilden'
sea coast defense suggestions. H
thinks $126000,O00 would do it.
The house committee on bankin
and currency have favorahly reporte
q bill allowing national banks {
|. change their names and locations.
Senator Morgan, of Alabama, ha
offered bill conferring citizenship o
Indians and making them eligible {
civil appointments, postmasters, &c.
Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt a da,
ago gave to the Rev. DR.. Gallaud'
her check for $1,000, to be devoted |
the New York Mission for Deaf Mute
We notice that the Hon. VIM.
Haynes, of Blountyille, Sullivan couI
ty, is spoken of for Supreme Judg
at the next election. We believe thi
Judge Haynes is native of McMin
county. He enjoys the reputation
an able lawyer and is a gentlems
who stands high in popular esteem
his section.-Athens Post.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-02-04

When the old man returned from
Buffalo he was surprised to find the
store locked up, and was yet more sur
prised when he learned that his hope
ful son had sold off everything and
cleared out with the entire assets of
the establishment.
"How dot poy efer learnt to be dishon-
est" sadly observed the old man, "is
more as vot can't never make owet."
-Drake's Magazine.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-02-04

DEAR EDIToR.-I have a limited
amount ca very superior quality OF
extremely large field corn which has
recently been originated and which
will mature in from 80 to 80 days.
Ears are from II to 16 inches long,
and has a slender cob and very fine
large grains; is a marvel of beauty l34
bushels of shelled corn has been rails
ed per acre. am very anxious to
know what this corn will do in other
climates, before advertiseingit for sale
and will send large sample package
free to any farmer who will take good
care and report his success with it and
will enclose 25 cents in silver to pay
postage, packing, etc, on same. Ad-
dress, W. F. Rust, Springfield, Ohio.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-02-04

10lS
is woman's
natural waist,
which corset never yet
dIsgraced. Inside 1t is
mine of health. Outside
of charms 1t has wealth.
1t isa thing of beauty true
and a sweet Joy forever
new. 1t needs no art
full padding vile
or bustles big
to give 1t style"
It's strong and solid
plump and sound and
hard to get one arm around.
Alas, II woman only knew the
mischief that these corsets
E. de, they'd let Dame Ma
ture have her way and never
try her waist to stay"
-Chicdgo Sun.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-02-04

The litigation in yhiph Myra Clark
Gaines spent the mostspf her life did
not end with her death. BY one will,
dated four days defore her death,
she bequeathed the bulk of her estate
to her sons widow aud to her dAceas-
ed daughters husband-about $780,
600 each. Anotherqwill was presented
by Mrs Evans, dated one day before
her death, giving one third of her es.
tate to Mrs Evans, andhhe, Court ad-
mitted the first to probate; decision
which has been confirmed by the SUI
preme Court. -
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AN ELEPHANTS 1sCAPEDE.

A terrible elephant story comes from
India. On the morning Of the Sth Of
April last, while an elephant was being
ridden by its keeper in the district OF
Sultanpore, in Dude, the animal resented
prod,ling with spear by pulling the man
from his back and throwing him some
distance away, Fortunately the man fell
in hollow, and remained there undis-
covered by the elephant, who went to a
neighboring village.
There he chased an old man into a
house, broke down the walls, pulled the
man out, and dashed him to pieces. The
same night the elephant knocked down
several houses in quest of human beings
in the villages Of Sadapur, Bareaon and
JAsingpur. He killed six men in Berse'
ma, three in Sofa, four in Gangso, and
four in Marlan. He likewise killed o
bullock aud pony, aid also completed,
destroyed new carriage. The anima
used to stand at the d0or oi mouse
force his entry by dsnoliahing the hous'
on either side. and would then kill .
many of the inmates as he could, pursu
ing others as they tried torunaway. n
mangled the corpses terribly.
After securing victim he sometime
returned to the spot tn see II life was es
tinct. and would commence mutilatin
the body afresh. He carried sewers
bodies long distances and threw the'
into rAvincs. etc. The elephant foun
his way to Dehra Rsjah's place where
tried to enter tho house Of gardene
but acme men, mounted on three ei
phants, assisted by spearmen. drove hi
Of. He then returned to Bebipur, whe
hs tried to break down his mastsI
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n ., s2J.
No. s2J.
App .icatiOn for a Patent
United States Land Office.

FL eks, Hevads, June IL, 1886
~ ,TlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN r AT JusEtH
IN EIsEN MANN and ". u uRIFFlS, whose
posto aidress is fiocne, NessdA, have this
d., filed their AppiicAn III for pstunt tor Eish-
teen hundred linear feet Of the Pioche Niue or
hundre feet In width, situated In Ely Mining
i.i.trsct, County VI Line lin aud state VI NsvaiA
and dsslguassd on ths fsid notes an ofhcial
plat On fie tu thi. ON . as Lot Number ~, IN
10 ~nship 1, North Range, 81 EAST OF Mount
litablo AesidiAn: said lot No. ~ bainG ~ fol.
lows, 70 Wit:
Beainpina q. post Married No. I, U survey
No iO whence Y ssction cosnsr On tue south
boundary Of section ~, : l. n h 81 e. n u Al
bears = Ss deg Is min W tn feet, themes run
Mug: LIST course, n 10 .tsg - min " 2Jz s-l0ths
fest to post IN ,rksd No y, q q Sarvey Y" ~;
thence. "a course. 10 deg 81 min 4 SOS l0;hs
feet, 70 port married. No U . Surv-y No ~;
thence, 81 course. N n deg " miu Il 9si 7.iUhu
feet. TO post mArkrd 40 4. U survey No 40i
thenc-, lth course, = IS deg So mia 2u0 feet. tu
post mar ed No s. U s surv+y 70 ~, whence
Wheeler's ,nonuuleni bears N 50 deg 46 mia I
$40 fe-t; thence, 5th 60 irse, n ueR " mtn
1853 lDtns ieet I post marked NOD, U i sur.
vpy NO 4U; theuce, 6tn C ur e. 80 deg " min
| W 79i l0ths feet, 10 post No the place Of be
| ginning. Magnetic variation 16 deg East, con
| tanning 9 27.i00 acres.
The i,cation Of this mine Is re 'orded In tn,
Recorders ONCE Of lily Mining District. Tnil
clsim In bounded on the west by the PAnackel
| mining c1aim.
Any AMI al persons claiming adversely an!
portion Of said Plocne Mine or surface grount
are required TO nlo their sdverse clsfms viii
the kegister OF tho nited .tsles Land fice q
Euraka, tu the btHte II Nevada, during the rixt
bs barred BY virtue Of the provisi1ns Of th
| statute.
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Application for a Patent
No. TIA.

Eureka, Nevada. March IL. 1872. Z.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JANIS
IN j. smith and George Morton, whose post
office adiress ia Tempinte. Lincoln County,
Nevada, has this day fled his Application for
patent for fifteen hundred lin,ar tcet 4 the
Sterling miue or vtip bearing silver with sur.
face ground six hundred feet in width, and
4p6.liO acres o. m,llsite. situated in tempt.
ute Mining Distri.t County Of Lincoln and
state OF Nevada, and designated BY the ne d
notes and official plat on file IN thi' ONCE a.
lot number 81, A and b, located On unsurveyed
land The exterior boundaries OF said lot NO.
81. and b, being ~ i% f"iioss, Low: TO w.t.
Beginning at a post marked No l, survey
No ST. Lot "a, (" the same being post No OF
survey No 56. lot "a" Standard lode, whence
U mineral monument No 8, on Coyote Peak.
hears Il deg q %in sIs5 ~ deel, tnenc. enc,
marked No 2. . y survey No 81, lot "A;" hence,
| al course, 10 deg b 600 feet, to post N msrked
No 3, U y survey No 81, lot Az nee, 80 course
8 Q deg " l5 teet, to po marked 4. y
| of d i survey No a58, lot A. standard lode, and
| thence 4th course, s 10 deg W 600 feet to pos
No |, the place of beginning. Containing II
81 lUv acres.
Also the following tes rited tract Of land 81
| = millsite: Heginning AT a post marked No l,
| 8 survey No 81, lot :" D." wheice v y minera
| monument No bears N "a deg 1853 feet, ant
| post No Of this survey bears VI deg ~ mil
| & lS6s0 feet. Theuce running. LIST course,
deg " S6s feet, to post marked No 2, surv.
NJ 81, l,t sB;" thence, I'd course /. n deg %
| feet, to port marked No 5, survey No y, 70
M tnence, sd course, 90 deg S6S feet,
| post marked No 4, U rurvey No 81 lot ~.
and thence, lih couiss, . deg W 6sA ieet: J
Q, at Nh 1, the place Of beainning. Containin
u s lU0 acres Magnetic variation 10 degrees !
min east
The location Of this mine IL recorded In q
Recorders once Of Tenpiute Mining Distrtc
In book -.B, page l0e. Of the mining records (
said district. This claim 10 sounded on u
south By the Standard Any and oil persol
claiming adversely any portion Of said etet
iuR Nine and Niilsite or surface ground are
, outred TO Ole their adverse claims with u
Revister OF the United etates Land Once
Eureka, In the State Of Nevsds. during the six
days D, riod VI publication hersof, or tney y!
be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF u
4 Statute.
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SON GREAT ME>,s SONS.

General w. S. Hancock, the model
soldier and gentleman, survived his only
son, in whose future he had faith that
might not have been justified.
Horace Greeley's sole soa gave the
highest promise. Those who saw much
Of the little fellow considered him a
genius and when he died shadow fell
on the great journalists heart that was
never lifted.
Tbnrlow Weed one NJ the k;ndest of
men, who passed his life doing good,
who, though politician, was a kind of
saint in practical beuevolence, never had
son. II he had been SO favored he
would have cherished him as pearl be-
yond price. on ms daughter Harriet he
lavished the whnle wealth OF his aftec-
tion.
William Cullen Bryant, who often
wi.hed he had a sou to succeed him on
the Evening P'st, was never go Rratifed.
His only children are two daughters,
Mrs. Parke Goodwin, and maiden. still
living and much esteemed f"r her many
aniaoie quAi'ties'
When the founder Of the Herald died
he established a new order Of journalism
and was genius in his way. often bad
way, many persons predicted that BIZ
son would NOT oe able 10 eonanct th'
paper nc nan 'nner''e', ne mas 'a'sioe'
eao preo'c''''is 1hus 'ar'
'eorse mes Is one Of the 'ew pfoni
nen' Nsw iorkers VINO nave not Dell
disappointed IN 'ne'r sons
Charles A. Dana has also carefnll,
reared his son, Paul Dana, to follow Il
his footsteps on the sun, OF which ne
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Application for q Patent


UNITED BTATEs LAND OFFICE,
Eureka. Nsyads; febt9sry s,A; p; 1883
N FsIlis and D. Lehmer, whosr postotiice
address IL Cincinnati, unio. have this day iIed
their application for patent for NJ cen hun-
dred linear feet OF the Indian Ch1ef mine or
vein bearing gold and silver, with surface
around six hundred feet in width. situated
lu pahranagat Lake Mining District. County
OF Liucoln aud stsse Of Nevada, and 'iesignste
by the field notes aud oticisl pia' on die IL this
Office as LIT Number 80. In township . south
Range. SO East OF Modht Disblo Meridian. The
exterior boundaries oi taid Lot No ov peins As
Bcrinnipr at . poet marked Mol, q 8 sur
yey no 80, whence the Il post between sections
81 aud 10, -, y ., 50 e, N D ", bears des
is \, n K 100 feet, and the mouth Of Sp.ingers
Tunnel bears n 1871 deg " 100 feet. Tn. nee
ruu ming, list course, 8 deg IS min 1900 feet.
TO post marked No ., o . Survey No 80, old
monument bears = u feet from said post No 2
Thence, I'd course. y 81 deg Is min 900 feet
monument bears n 81 deg " as feet from sait
most No 8. Thence, course, n deg ~ mil
i 1900 feet, to post marked No 4, o D siryty NJ
80; old monument bears 5 Ss deg 80 iiiia v 4
fee, from post No4. Thence, <th course. 3 U
deg is miu 600 feet, to post married. No |. th'
| place Of beginning Magnetic variation 10 del
| East containing 20 66-lD0 acres.
| The 10 alton OF this miue ts recorded u
| the recorder D otAce of Lincoln County, State o
| Nevada iu r ,ok Of Mining Notices. PAGE a0S
| Tuis claim is bounded BY MI known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely an.
portion Of said Indian Chief" uine or sur
lace ground are required to file their advers
claim with the Register of the United state
| q nd office at eureka, In the State OF New ida
during the sixty days period Of qualification
hereof, or they will be bar cd by virtue OF tn
| provisions ofthe statute
F.h. HINCKLEY, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing motto
| of application for patent be published for tn
period of ten consecutive weeks In the Ptocn
REooap, q weekly newspaper, Published a
Phoebe, Lincoln county. Nevada
fl7.I0t FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register
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house, in which several persons had
taken refuge. The police got into the
house from back window, and were
obliged to send for help to the Dehea
Rajah, who sent three elephants and
some spearmen. The animal received
two gunshots on the head at Bebipur,
which, however, on.y temporarily drove
him off. He was ultimately captured,
at immense risk, by the Rsiah's three
elephants and men.
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lallll moro money than ct snythina slss ~
taking an agency for the osst ssIiiue
MIN book out. Bshuners succeed grAndly.
'''' None fail Tssms free. HAthnEs DoeE
Co., Portland, kaias.
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For aill.Neatis. Z stteF-Hesds, ards
Voucoers. . nd ali kAnds Of job ssrtas.
ing, sithsr Fancy OF PLATA, apply to
the Record O@ess
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the SIKH Judicial District Court,
III aud for the County Of Lincoln, State OF Me-
vada, and to me directed and delivered, for
Judgment rendered in said Court on the rwen.
ty.third day of August, A. U. 1884. in favor of
the State Of Nevsds, plaintiff, and against the
Bristol s liver Mining Company and also tine
re Il estate and improvements hereinafter de-
scrtbed, defendants, for the sum Of One Thou-
sand Eighty-three and ll-l00 ~, ,O6S ll-iuu)
dollars. TAX and delinquency. together with
Fory-four and 6O-lJ0 (S44 81 1901 dollars. tar
costs, and slf accruing costs. have levied on
the following property to wit:
PJssessory claim to ore hundred and sixty
(lsO) acres of land. about one Il, mile porta
OF Bristol, an i'm provaments Their ou consist
ing of Of 1 l0stamp quartz MILL, assay once,
black <mith shop. d selliug- -house, restsuraht
and Office, stable aud house. hoistinx- works
AMI stable at Msydower mine, Uhlortdtng FUR
mace at mill, anl one pair Fairbanks scAles--in
lincoln county, State 0i Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, TIE 9Th DAY Of October,
A D. 1884, between the hours OF O'Clock in tn,
morning and O'Clock in the .fternoon, namely
Ut u O'Clock N. of said day, will sell all tn
right, title and intert at Of said Bristol Silve
Mining Company In aud to tue above describes
property, aud the smallest amount or parcel u
said property to satisfy said above sum Q
$t,l27 t.1U0 tax delinquency, costs and sccrr
Ing costs, at the front door Of the County couI
house, 1t Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, State 9
Nevada ii public suction. for cash In hand, I
| the highest and best bidder, to satisfy sai
execution and all costs.
sepstd U.P. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
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sheriR's Sale.

NY VIRTUE OFAN oRDER OF SALE IsSUED
ID out Of the tixth Judicial District Cour1. In
aid ior the County u Lincoln, State OF Nt,nda.
and to me d.seessa ss1 delivered, for judp-
ntift r, ndered In said Court OIL, be .tl. day Of
August, A. D. 1883 in favor OF Arcnr Mcxusig,
Plaintiff, aid sRBiIst III, Ma, how.r sihtr
Mining Company and the Mnyf,v Il Mile and
MiLink ClHini, Defendants. for the tnp Of tevsn
huDufed AID Six 4-NO t$7t6 4-lltl, OLD coiE
dollsis, delf tUEethtr With ~ veity $50 )dolsrs
tsx cotts, and all acci uinR cts sid II strett,t
have levied on the followii 4 property to Wit:
That certain nlinr q n.ilint clsin ADtNn -
snn csled by the nanit Of the Msy foV er Nine
ii Mining claim, situate, ing sud beii Z In
Brittol Mining District, Lincoln County
STATE Of Nevada. and duly recorded in the b in
IL Y keccids Of said Mining District, containing
eight hundred linear feet on said ledge or lode,
| ,uetth with the arpurtenancrs thereto belong
ibe, and al the rights and privileges pertaining
, thereto.
Notice is hertby given that on.
saturday. the 9th day Of October.
A. y. 1853. at 70 clock y. Of that day. vii
tti all lie right title snd interest Of said May
fiop,r silver Mining Company IN and 10 the
VI ove descril &c property, snd the said May
| u, VEL Mine and Mining claim. at the Iont door
4 tLe Cuurt LGus- in Pt0che, 1iLctlD county
| sta,. VI Nevada, at public suction, for cseh In
b., d. to the highest and beat bidder, to satisfy
,sid ju. gnitnt and decree and all costs, and III
costs that may accrue.
selb-td. O.P. BHEhWOOD. eherih.
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Trustees Sale.

NoTIoE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PUR.
BY certain Deed Of Trnst, executed by the
Bristol Silver Mining Company to me, fearing
date JUNE 10TH, 1882, and recorded In Lincoln
County, Nevada. Records, in Book P, Pages Nl
Of he he interest dns December 18th. ssss, on tho
nctee secured By said Trust Deed, in tic SUM
Of Iifieen Thousand Dollars l will M. u pub
lie suction, TO the highest bidder st the Board
ing House tho said Company in Bristol, Lin
coin County, Nevada. on the
Eighth day Of Sept ,nlAsr, 1850.
Al . O'Clock r NJ, the property mentioned ar
described in said Trust Deed, or 90 mucL
thereof as may be necessary TO pay said inter
tsts and costs Of sale, to wit:
Those certain Mines. Mining Clnims, Quartz
Mil ard Machinery, Millsite, Corrslp, oartiing
Bouse, Barn, Assuy Once Blacksmith shop,
sn6 sil properties situated in Brittol Mining
District, Lincoip County. State Of Nevada, spd
All Of that certain mining claim hnownas the
| .Ohio" mine.
All Of that certain mining claim inowr as the
An undivided one-half Of that certain mining
claiui know &s the "0fpsy" mine.
An undivided one.hali Of that certain mining
claim known a the Contact" mine.
An undivided one-hsif OF that csrtAin mining
Tunnel" ~ = 8
The Bristol Silver Mining Company mill and
Millsite, containing $40 acres Of laid, more or
| |. ~.
That certain Ten.stamp Silver Quuitz Mil
Their on, With MIL BUILDING. Gre Houte, httolt
| III use, Engine Room. apputttnAlcts and na.
chinery, includ rg 6ral 8. . St ttleIs, 70.Aorse
powell steam engine, boilers, 81. al-up pan, re
tort, we'll and well fxturtt, ! bosrding house
building with fuiiIure, barn, afsay Office
with furracs and to, Is, bluclsn ith thop Will
tools building u ed as iod iHR house for en-.
ployes All machiDtry tools implements and
appurtenances nov Of the minis and mill afofe
said And also all the real estate and inttrest
or other claim or den,a, d as We II in Law a. ii
| equity, which the said Bristol Silver MininI
Unpany now has or may htrestter acquire OF
in and to the said premises, with the aIpurten
ances.
Dated August LIST, 1883
aull3t HENRY t. WELLS, Trustee
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There is a story Of brave and mag.
unanimous French officer who. similarly,
ran the risk Of his opponents fire, letting
his own pistol of in anoter direction, but
who, unfortunately, paid insufficient heed
to the direction taken by the bullet
Monsieur" exclaimed this officer to hi
foe, sic vous rends la vie.'' and he fel
into a noble attitude, fired his pisto
behind him and killed ane Of his owl
second. on the .pf [Ginrt J Jlurnal.
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A party i engaged in run.
ming lne BfistdI entered an
old iarhei's pasture aud began driving
stakes and placing red flags on proper
distances. The owner ordered them of
his pasture, but they laughed and 10.
sisted on staying. Then he turned his
pet bull loose in the pasture. The animal,
seeing the flags, charged the party and
drove it ignominiusly from the field. :
1 Fargo Argus.
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sI.FGAL.
sheriH's Sale.

Dy VIRTUE OF Az EXECUTION Is3UFD
ID out Of the Sixth Judicial District ourt
in and for the County Il Lincoln Stbte uf No
vada, snd to me direcfeo ahd deltvaItd for a
Judgment rendered. in ssii. co,rt ~ .as1veo-
tieth day Of Jarusry, A. D iee3, IL fs>'ro A.
Blair and aRsihst the Eiistol eilvtl Nil ihg
Company. for the sun OF Mi eteen Eundred.
thirteen and 40 lno tsl,si3 49, dollars, debt, to-
gether With $50 Is dollars, tsa costs Al all ae-
cruine costs and Interest, | have levied On the
followine p opefty to-vit
steam boiler with attnrhn erfs.4h barrel
Portland cement. pair bullioi sealss. ioll OF
battery screen, cans o. sodiun, q sifal. black
lead ciucibles, ] pair cfucisls tlts , bull
liop molds, . essay mufies. button m' irr.
iron meriait anc pestlts ,sa quickslyet i, itlts
2curel mclds. 8 assn. tones tnsti htsos..
sbots, wood whaelbarrow, 2teitfte. II itIetb
eass-I ipe. ! tmoksstaci abopl 81 ffet Ing,
csst- ION r tort front, monkey vrenshts,
| ANAL sledaes l shand-az q pipt wrs Ut hes,
srindstcne adE. planess sspisi, level, %
| pounds IRON washers. sugers, ~ plulls tAl8
in, hes l6 feet long, 2 squares, iron Wit elbar-
row ] anvil 81 bhcksn ith tools with hpndles
pat.nt 9 rev la'es. II pain tlachtnith
4 rsses III m %
"a pieces 2x6, is pit ees 2xI0, rs pieces 2xl0. y
lisces AKA, 80 pieces 2xs 81 III ces incE plank
50 isees 4xl. II pieces Az6, pieces 6x6. j.
bfd icxIo heun, rs pieces 2s6 10 pieces 2xs II
.tti NJ ~ or less, pine poles; pieces Of tim
~ II xl2 inch, q. 2t feet long; Is pieces plank
: saes is hi rsby given that on
az ay. the second day OF February
1898 NJ IL O'Clock NJ. Of that day. will
+ a,itle right title ano II tertst Of said Brif-
,l silver hiuiIg on psny IN and to the shove
dtscii ibed property Al the Bristol tilyer Min
irR Con psDy's mill in ircoln county, Nevada.
ut public auction, for cash in hard TO the
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said exacn-
tion and all costa. ss
ja27td o.. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
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