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Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

BALTIMORE, March william
Garrattson Garrison, from Sodus, N {.
T., was arrested here to day on the
charge of having abducted Mary Du.
6ois, aged is yeafs, from her home at
that place for an Immoral purpose.
The girls father, Peter Dublis, caused
the arrest and found his daughter at q
hotel near Calvert Staten, where the
pair were stopping rs man and wife.
Garrison is said to be . married man
with three children. He was beld for
the authorities OF New York State, and
bstides fine Of $40 was imposed ON him
for adultery. hot having the cash he
was sent to jAi'.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
Death a weioons Release.

Must It not be TO those who endure
lifelong bodily suffering? From
childhood to old age many persons are
tormented with rheumatism and neu
rAlgia. Ordinary medication and topi-
cal remedies are OF slight, aud alway Q
OF temporary efficacy. To escape the
extreme torturas OF theao ARoDizins
complainis, they should be annihilAtsd
at the outset with Hostettsr's BtomAoh
Bitters, which expels from the System
the aerid Impurities shat beget them.
The levtdence As to its efficacy M y
blood depursnt In this particular 10
very ample, and strongly concurrent
and convincing. 10 violent forms Of
these diseases the nerves are terribly
rAoked. A wineglassful or two OF the
BiateFs before the hour OF retiring
usually brings respite from psin, and
enables the sufferer TO Le3ure muoh
neeied reposs. For kidney troubles,
mAlarial complaints, indigestion, liver
complaint and constipation, the BitterD
Ia likewise beneficial.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
su.ssr ueunss.

oerzc1tondoneo OF the HhfunrfeAN.
BErnEI., March 2ist., 1888 This town
OF four hundred inhabitants is lsituSted
on Broad Creek, which empties into the
Hantlcoke four miles from here. 0wirg e
to Its facilities for boat building and re-
pairing, with Its railway and steam saw
mill. II becomes thriving town.
The boat building and repairing re-
quires good many hands, who fnd al
most constant employment and support,
for quite number Of families. During
the past year some six or eight houses
have been built aud repaired. Clayton
Moore, tthe foreman and s,ockholder OF
the Railway Company, Is preparing to
build good house. The cro,sway to
connect the new bridge over the creek
Acre Is nearly finished. When the bridge
is finished, 1t will be q great advantage to
this place, ieesening the distance 10 sharps
town By SIX miles
vessels away from home here on the
oeeau, bays and rivers, and for over a
week the wives, mothers and friends
were very uneasy aud In great trouble,
fearing that they had been caught in the
storm and Lost Every mall lately
brought the glad news, closing with to
days mail, that all were safe, without
any loss worth mentioning. Is IL not re-.
markable that 90 many from one place
should escapel Capt Geo r. Phillips,
whose vessel Is In new York, said To the
writer, that "all our captains here for
years have been very fortunate. Capt
Williams, who has retired, said to-day
that che sailed fifty five years and never
met with any loss costing him over Sl00. /"
W. B Gregg, the pastor here, has
returned from conference and preached
his fret termon lass Sabbath. To day
we had heavy thunder storm, accom-
panied with rain and hail.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Mr.. David Klair, OF Csntrsviils.
Christiana Hundred, has built hand.
Bome stable Rt Eighth aud TAtnall
streets. this city, and has gone into tho
livery boainess. The building is 40
feet front by n feet deep, with pressed
bTick front and three stosiss high. The
first floor, covering the entire building,
is for the reception OF tfsnsienL trade
and Is capable OF oontaiptng 35 horses
and vehicles. On this floor Is also Q
meat and commodious offioe and wash
room. On the second ti1or, which IL
reached by o gradual "tram way" are
tho ssables. 30 large ana oommodlous
stalls 5 feet vide, htted up With oil the
latest improvements for horses There
are also two large box stalls on this
d oor, which are always looked for In
well-reRulated stables. Five large
closets are on this hnor for harness,
whips, robes, etc. There are also large
watering troughs supplied with hot aud
cold water. The stables are light,
roomy aud well ventilated.
On the third floor arc threo large
Grain boxes, hsvlng capacity OF from
100 TO 200 bushels OF grain each, oon-
nected with trouRhs running to the
stables below. On this floor 10 also a
'eAHe ttotA - Auoopthtuo tOk ohIIihHbtt
slelghs, a., having capacity Of about
100. A lsrEe elevator, . n. BY 10 IT.
runs to this n Dor, made by John TAy.
lor. The stables are lighted throughout
by electric lights, and the general or
rapgemonts OF this stable make 1t un-
doubtedly one Of the finest of the kind
In the oity. Mr.. KlAir 10 o practicsl
horseman, and horses entrusted to his
care will receive the best Of treatment.
Special attention will bs given to doc
tors and business mems horses. One
OF the Important points In connection
with this stable is that they will be
supplied with clean, bright grain from
Mr.. Kleir's own farm In Christiana
Hundred. Mr.. Klair has secured the
services Of John Hasau, well known In
this city, who will assist in the care OF
horses in the stable. The stables are
now open for inspection, and will be
ready to receive borses by Saturday the
24.h inst. The srables have been con.
nected by telephone, and the call 10
number 45l. Any orders will be
promptly attended to by polite and
competent Rrooma. The REPUBLICAN,
doffs Its hat and wishes our young
friend succesD in his new dennitnre.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

sr. LOUIS, March 2S The engineers
OF the Brotherhood at st. Louis, yester-
day, notified General Superintendent
Thompson, of the Union Depot Com pany ,
that the boycott on Burlington and
Quincy cars had been raised. and that all
trains would be taken across the bridge
by their members as before the strike.
General Freight Agent Doulph was noti-
feb at once, and train of 20 80" cars
was at once sent out OF the yards. The
boycott on the Keokuk Division has also
been raised, and 90" trains run through
to the Union depot instead OF transferring
Car Company and the East St. Louis
Connecting Railways are also handling
"Q cars, and the boycott in St. Louis
Ia effectually enc ed
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

COLLECTIONS OF Internal Revenue.
Tho collections Of internal revenue
during the first eight months OF the
current fiscal year Aegreest d $50 760, t.
467. being an increase OF Go bI1, 500 on
the collections during the correspond.
ing period Of the lAet fiscal year. The
collections on spirits were S44, 1884, ,059,
an increase OF So 757 ,604; on tobacco,
$40 1913 .076 an increase Of 81 500, ,4i2;
on fermented liquors, Sl4. .S45, ,16i, an
increase OF 81, ,213,247; on oleomarsa-
rine, S4S9, ,162, an Increase OF $77,
on bank mites, $3.50. q decrease OF $2,.
o4b; on miscellaneous items, Sll3,672, n
decEtase OF S65, ,I33.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

HUNTINGDON. March 23.--A freight
train on the PennsylvsniA Railroad
was wrecked at Barre Station, near this
place, yesterday afternoon, by the
breaking of an axle. Fifteen coal and
coke cars were dersilsd, and o portion
of the train dashed int1 the passenger
station, but fortuI ately no one was In
the building At she time except the tele
graph operator, and he ebcaped with
slight injuries. A tramp, who was
stealing ride, was killed, and . brake
man from altoona, who was making
his third trip, had both legs cut of and
fatally Injured. Three trAmps were
also injured, and two unknown boys
are buried under . lot Of coke and sup
posed to have been killed or murdered.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
The way ne Fixed Him.

"A day or 80 ago o man, evidently
from the rural districts, while passing
. store where 1.-TWO price" clothing
business 10 done, was invited In to In
Hpect the stock by the evar-Anxious- to
make-a sale proprietor. The man wen
In but declined to buy, whereupon the
proprietor asked him what he came In
for. He replied because he was invited
to. The owner then declared be should
not leave the store without purchasing z;
but the man thought different, and
after once asking that the doors be
opened, and finding his request refused
he struck the proprietor one blow in the
eyes and retired. This ezplsins why q
certain dealer wears green goggles.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Many persons have to day taken time
By the "forelock" and arc moving.
TeAmsters are kept rather busy, and
will be until Tuesday. Notwithstand. /.
Ing the fact that tomorrow 10 the
legal moving dAy, many persons will
not vAcate the premises now occupied
by them until Monday. The law, how
ever, expressly states that when the
10Th OF March falls on Sunday, SAtur
day shall be the legal moving day.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Yesterday the bids fer the erection OF
st. Paul's Psrochtal School were open
ed. The bids were rs followI: Phi.
lemma Obsndler, Si2,797; Calvin L.
Swayne, Sl2, ,425; P II. Martin, S11 1892;
". r, Beatty, eli UT; John Guthrie,
ei1.o79; Hubert Cassidy, $Il, ,273 rs; A.
]. Peters. Sl0.797; Francis p. Dillon.
10. 726. The contract will be awarded
70 Franols 2. Dillon, the lowekt bidder.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The second annual excursion OF the
Bsioklayers' International Union, No.
l, of Delaware, will be given to AtlAn.
tic City on Thursday, August 2 The
comm ittee are now busy completing
the arrangements and will leave moth.
log undone that will add pleasure or
comfort to their patrons. They expect
TO have one of the largest excursions
that has left this city for long time,
and those who Rre desirous of spending
should make up their minds to ate nd.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Quite an interesting donkey party
took place at the Waverly on the 19th
Instant. and was thoroughly enjoyed
by the guests. The names Of the par
ttcipants are as follows: Miss Margaret
Hume and Miss SAllie Brady, of VIII
miDgton, Dell; Mr.. and Mrs. Lem or
and daughter, OF New York; Mr.. Nc
Oullou9h, OF Boston; Mis- Thistler, Of
Philsdelphia; Miss Mason, of Hart
ford; Miss Cohen. Of Denver; Mr.. Myer,
of Chicago, and Mr.. Marvel, Of Dover.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
A Eou,Dfe OF P.oblama.

The following problems have been
sent TO this offio with q request thst
they be published:
In how many minutes after o'o'o5k
will the hour and minute hands Of o
watch be ave minute spaces apart?
In how many minutes after o'clock
will the hour and minute hands be ave
minutes OF tim Aparl2
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The lecture given by Rev. e. L. Hub.
bard In Brandt wine nj. IL church last
evening was attended by large audi
enoe. Tho su6ieot Of tho lecture Vas
"rao Triumph oT1r Foes and EdolB,"
and ~ss h'noled W tLe lecturer IN au
tKcellenJ mannIr,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Yesterday afternoon bids were opened
a. tue ofhce OF 70. L. Rice, Jr., architect,
ior Two three story brick houses. 16 feet
iro1t and mAnsRrd roofs on jackson
street near Fourth. Tho bids were as
Iollows; W. ] H. Lingo. 81 GOO; Calvin
swain, u 100; Polk & Son, S4.i74; W.
o. hali VI 800; Seeds 81 Sen, $4,371; H.
o. Ohristy, "a. 49S; W. r. Beatty, "a, 800;
y W; Mckee, "a, ,63s; Francis r. Dill.
Ion, $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The stockholders Of the Red Mems
Wigwam Company have elected the
following rs o building committee; Jos.
Pyle, Samuel Il. BAynard Daniel DOH,
Madison Smith and William H. Krn
mer. The new hall will be built on the
site Of the old Water Witch engine
house.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Miss Smiley Presley was recently
married to Mr. James Spittie, OF Math.
ews, n. o. The BRIDE is not quite IL
years old, and her mother consented to
the marriage only on condition that the
bridegroom must continue 10 send her
to school. or oourse he agreed to this,
and the child became n wife.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The temperance exercises ut the
meeting at the W. O. T. U. head.
quarters, At No 800 Market street, will
this afternoon be led by Mrs. A. N.
KeIgwin. The meeting tomorrow will
be led by Mrs. Dr. Nixon. The meet
ings are for women and were ordered
by Miss Frances Willard, of the Ma.
tional W, O, T, q,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
Imports OF BIsrohAndise.

The total valae OF our impoets Of mer.
chsndiss for the ~ months which end.
cd on February 20 WAS $72S, ,10l, 1851 ,
against $3.50, ,434. s51 during the proceed
Ing 10 months. The total value OF our
exports for the IL months ending with
BebrnaIy 20 Wsa $108. .726, ,144 sgainst
$729 S2l, 600 during the IL months pre-
oedinR.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The members Of DUPONT Post, No. 2,
G.. A. R., will tender the ladies OF their
Auxiliary Corps complimentary re.
oeption this evening at their head.
quarters In the Harkness Building. An
Interesting program will be presented,
and member OF tho der will read .
psper on THE Wome.. Of the Rebel.
llon.n
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The body OF Moses Lambson, the
brother Of Sheriff Giles Lambson, was
buried in the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The relatives and friends came with the
body OF the deoe ased on . special train
from Now Castle, arriving in this city
ut 5 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Last evening the sixth and last
united Lenten service of the Protestant
Episcopel churches of this city was
beid In Trinity ohapsl. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. Charles e.
Murray, rector OF st. Andrew 3 Church.
A Large congregation was present.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

A large cylinder stoyo capable OF
heating one room above and below.
neatly new. Can be seen ct No. 1907
West Eighth street
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The members OF scost NJ. e. Church
gave a reception to tAeir new pRttor,
Rev Vs1qtp nellipe isso. evaning ~
the parsonage, e07 Lombard street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

1,e00 cracked egRe, from which pigs,
cnickene, rabbits, etc., are emerging ri
Ferguaon's, No. Ii East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
Uiaymon, r,sus

Aho tnto boNek9 UloW D1eW down sew
eral trees, also took the tops out OF ssv
ernl OF the cednts that line the side OF
the road here at Clay moot.
Nj, Wm. par senbaker has purchased
for himself o ane pair OF mules OF q
eood size. The weather Is still too cold
to catch suckers In NaamAn's creek.
Ar. Thomas Striokerland, our street
com missioner, has for several days
been going around with his Jaws tied
up He has got the bumrs too. We
are certain that he didn't fool with one
OF the Majors critters,
MT. Joseph Owen has bosn very poor
~ with o severe sore throat and the
Rheumatism for several days, At this
writing We are glad to report him i'm
proving In health.
There seems to be an epid emic OF sore
threats here as well as the mumpt.
fhe latter has taken in about all who
neyer had them.
xour humble correspondent has had
another sick spell Of over q week Since
having the Pneumonia, nearly q > ear
ago, 1t seems to take but o slight change
In tho weather to give him q cold. At
the present time he is much better and
able to follow his occupation. He was
presented two boxes Of valuable honey
while sick by his much admired friend /,
MI. William Sloan, for which he has
our many thanks.
The late heavy snow In places has
made the roads bad. We hope we will
have no more OF that kind OF weather
this spring.
Mrs.. Prince. the mother in.law OF
Mr.. Gsorge Thompson, OF Clsymont,
departed this life on Wednesday last.
She was S5 years OF sgs Her funeral
took place on Monday last; proceed ed
to Bethel M. ID. Church, and interment
WAS made in the cemetery there.
The respite Rrnntedto Samuel John.
son for the murder OF John Sharpless
oaused quite talk here. Some think
the authority better pardon or hang
him the next time. The people here
are equally divided As to him being the
murderer.
Another shooting match took place
here q few days ago. Some good shots
were made by our local mRrksmen,
We would love to see the Concord Gun
Olub shoot match with the Clnymont
Club. IL euoh thing can be, drop o
few lines to Mr.. Joseph Forward, OF
Claymont.
Mr. William Vernon, our celebrated
tce cream maker, is going into the bus.
ineas stronger than ever. He IL going
to have . steam engine 10 make his
cream with. We will say for William
that he makes good quality Of cream
for the money.
We saw Mayor Vernon the other
day. He laughed ut the idea OF us
doing anything with him. Well,
Mayor, your time Is getting short;
only to the FIRST OF April, then look ont
for an explosion. Times was, bat
won't compare with the present times,
and the present time Isn't half as good
as the future time will be.
On Sunday afternoon last our much
o6li9ing station agent, Mr.. Eben Bald
win, received n dispatch from Mary.
land that his mother was dead.
The entertainment aud oyster supper
Iof the Methodist Church OF Olaynout
comes eff on the evening OF the 4sh OF
April. Come one, come nil, aud help
out in . good cause. YETro,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Avoid using those remedies contain.
ing opium, but when the baby Is sick
use DIR. BnlPs Baby Syrup. II is per-
feotly safe and always reliable. Price
only Is cents o bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Wines and liquors, 1903 West Seventh
street. A hne lot OF imported and do.
mestic oissrs. Gall and inspect them.
Telephone, 445.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Remnsnts Of embroidery very cheap
- y si!l & PJiEP-. .cend and TA;rall
BEr6ets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

We have the satisfaction of hearing
from several sources that DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup is all 1t claims to be-a
genuinely good preparation.
Pabl. Molly Stark, Toulon, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Lsxsdor always cures headache
whether the result of indigestion or
Gervousness. P-,cs rs cents. Al al
drug stores,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
KaduCed,

DR.. Lippinoott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chTouio rheumatism,
price 400. per bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR g. FULLERTON.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

r A. Huuphrey s. BIO sell Coon
brand collars. 5 Ior 50J.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Coon brand en'lsre. 0 for t0s, at It.
A. Hun phrfy g. Bfo'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

stands UHRIVALED
for making GOOD BREAD
OF q R4QH, DREAMY OOLOB
and FINE FLAVOR
Ask your grocer or -four dealer for
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

"Ol 1t is excellent to have q GIANTS
strength" and walk the earth free nr d
happy again was what the man said
when he had cured his ten-yeAr rbeu.
mstism with bottle Of Salvation OIL
25 c3nta.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

~AaFlssssa-2 asssso>2e1~
ESPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
g. assSs - 5Sas DR HE. HEATH, the the
5Jtts.zFeeY @IH14z4E4 inently successful artist,
n II - N. IN 81 Chiropo dist, Dermato-.
FL ~ sys<t lpRist and hanicurr. OF
s.sna. Ss% SS,S e ne Ssssd SS.ssd ofsis Ha:
~ IRsSasssiiecn; Pref q encwnsa aaHzsnE HasaEs
= families Al Washing ton.
and the elite at Saratoga springs. has engages
PsTor sne 6T LSe &: Sna ~
cite is the present popular proprietor. The
this iIes hesitate 10 call ~
MsreR g. isss.PRsferences in wilmington.
Wales Dr. specE. Dr. Dravo, br. Cooper, Dr.
Wilson, DR.. Smith. nr. Hanway, dentist;
0, Taylor, proprietor Of Delaware House and
before nylhinE Is done. twenty three years
experience consultation free; When re-
luested the Doctor will call on ladies at their
charge.
Warts. Chill.
SOlO1No blains, Ingrowing Nails,
the Feet succt ssfnlly cured by the most ap-
naiity. based upon many years experience
and the most extensive practice among the
painful corns removed I'm a few minutes. posi-
lively without the slightest pain and relieved
| ton of a medicated corn blanket which keeps
shsm iron Seing sore or reiurntng tADIEs'
lessly removed in few minutes.
July 2, ioes;-GTand Union Hetel, Saratoga
pEIiI,g spriInTsi n: y K; X Words cannot express my
moving supernuous hair from my iase:
Jan. Ii, 1sss-Dr. Heath. h Dear siri MihS9SI Four
months ago took treatment with yoa for su-
perhgous hair and can say It is a decided sue
ment. Words Cannot: express my thSnks and
gratitude at,n t9 you; FELT that was quite nle
WSc6 SSSE6ns spS sSide m from tnst hdeoss Slems6
any one 70 me, Tor L ieei so grateful 60 you
that that would like e aid you in anyway ! can.
very truly &C MISS powNIL, music teach-
er, Genesee street Syracuse N. Y.
WILMINGTON, March is, lsss-DT. Heath has
rendered eminently satisfactory and painless
treatment in my family, and can highly rec
opeIator.-E o. TAYLOR, Proprietor Della
:, Nov; iS 1886 wnKEsBAnRE, PA. From
Rev. Father j. 2. BeIsAn1A ITibnte-I most
afflicted with the misery Of corns or ether
trouble of the feet. He has relieved me
most speedily and ehectually, and l heartily
Wish these words OF mine may be OF service 10
November 10, lsss.-From a short but pleas
ant experience with DR.. Heath, / cordially
commend him as a skilIful and sucnessfui
Pa, -
March 2s iss71The Pests et many. years dis
appeared before tile skillfui hand of DIR, Heath.
He painlessly removed for me a number of
eorns, one ofwhich was very large and deep.
| | cordially commend him to any and all that
need such a benefactor. Col. JOHN K. ALLEN,
Proprietor Wyoming House, Scranton, Pa.
For particulars see circulars now being dis
tributed at your residences. Also, signs at
street corners with circulars thereon. Ring
bell beside golden horseshoe sign at ladlesS
entrance, Delaware House.
Ohice hours-9a. m. to 4p. m. and 8 to 8
p. IN mz3-tu-th-sa-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

UluR RENT-A ii, US a % -
and stable, room in Il fo- .1e bSr,s ~ y
~ lisE Il. L Wt,-.re 'oa, IN a.,
GOULD, 222 Tatnall street. n.,. Us.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The great and mighty medicine, DIR
Simws White Pulmonic BAlsam,
rapidly cures coughs, hoArsensss, sore
throat, Group, blood splitting etc. HIM.
oreds OF Yaferenaes In Wilmington
nlore. 600. aud 81. The prescription
of DIR. Slmms 81 Son. 4th and King
streets. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

! aD-uewrfsspared 10 do aii my WORK
promptly sAn fr need OF now CAR
riags or who wish 10 have their old
ones repaired, should give me o call, "a
ell work 10 made OF the best material
and put together in the best style.
Prices moderate. JoBN WALTHER,
0xar Markaf Rfraat Rid "a
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

that everybody ought 70 know that A.
Sergeant gives 22z0 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard
foot Of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. 0psninS in the evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-04-21

A Philodelpbia lady l.ow t@.rty-throo Year,
OF aCe Is wit.ow -cr lie second time, and is
also grondy y;..r.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-04-21
State of Nevada, {

L state Ol 4>SN aNIa, Noul4'S VI L!OA4'
in the matter of the
Estate of Order to show cause why
MARCO DEPOLI, ( order OF sale of real Is
deceased, tate should not be made
Domeni,o Ctresola, the Administrator o the
es,ate OF Marco De poll, de eased, hOviHg filed
MS Iettion herein, daily verified praying 1or
an order OF sale of all the real e,tate OF said
deCendent, Tor the purposes therein
ct forth, il is therefore ordered by the pre-
siding Judge OF said Court, that all persons in
terested in the es'a'e OF said de eastd, appear
before the said Distri>t Court on Tue. day, the
first day OF May, 1888, at 10 o'vlCcS A. NJ. in the
Court room ol said Distri,t Court, at the town
of Dayton in said county of Lyon, 10 show
cause why an order should not be granted to
the said Administrator to sell so much o. the
real estate Of the said de eased Marco Depoli
as shall be necessary. And that copy OF thi"
order be published at least iour sue ess'Ne e
printed and published in said Lyon county.
RICHARD RISING,
Dated Myrch 27, 1898, Presiding District judge.
STATE OF NEVADA,l g
County o Lyon.
l. w j. Harris, County Clerk of said County
o Lyon aud eX Ohi,i Clerk of the District
Court of the state of Nevada, Lyon county,
nereby certify tnat the foregoing l. a flll, true
and correct copy Of the original, whi, h now
remains on file and of record in my Office a
Layton in said county.
-, In testimony whereof ! have here
&c - of the District Court of the Sae o.
Nevada, Lyon county, this, the Slth day Of
March, 1885, W, J, HARIIS, Gle k.