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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-29
ALIAS SUMMONS.

I'm THE JusTIoEs COURT OF ProcHE
township, Of the County Of Lincoln,
State Of Nsvsda: John o. Gslahert, plaintiff.
W. Ant. Aguayo and 4 Adelmann, defendants.
The state Of Nsvada sends greeting to Ant.
Aauayo and A, Adslmann. deiendants:
You are hereby summoued to appear before
me, d my oilcs in Pioohes Nevada, IN the
County Of Lincoln, ON the twenty-ninth day Of
September, 1855. at one O'Clock ?. NJ. in N &C.
tion brought Agsinst you by said plaintiff. 10
answer tie complaint o. the above named
plaintiff. tEf
SAID action 10 brought to recover Judgment
sxainst You for the sum Of or0 hundred and
thirty -ssvsn SS-l0o lsis1 .skloG) tho amount Of
| principal and interest due plaintiff upon . Ger.
tain promissory note. execntsd By you toplain.
til, on July n, l5s2, for the fum OF one HIM.
drsd $500 dollars, and = copy Of which u
nled tn this eass - more fully appesSs b The
complaint On hls herein TO which you an n
ferred, or Judgment will b. tsken against you
for the satd, amount, toSclhsr with cgsts d
this suit Il Won fail to appear snd answer.
70 the 0Atri1 o. any OoussAbls of ssil cuun
~. gcestisgs Asts lssal ssfvies and dus n
Given usls ny hssd shis svsssy-.ishsA d,
Of July, leeo.
~. YouNe,
4 Jus11es Of ths Hsacs ior sat1 toVnshiu
Attsses \ tsus sepy. ED. Tuzasg. nAa1a.
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Applicati tion for q Patent
TO THE EMMA NEVADA LODE.
No. 668,

CNITTD ETATE1 LAND OfFIrE,
lurshs. Eevsda. July .. leto.
NOTICE Is HEBEBY eIvFN THAT MARY 4.
H,io, H Lincoln ocuOty. kevsds. has ne d.y
hundred (i6pO) linear feet 81 tho Emma Nevada
mine or vein bearing silver. viii surtacs
ground sig hupdrsd tsoe, f,ss 10 wan ,.., ~.
County CT Lincoln, and State a. hfysaa, and
designated by the held notes, and omtiAl plat
on die in this once ss Lot No. Is, being de-
scEibsd ~ follows, 70 witt
vey No. IS. whence post No. cf Lot -" y.
8. Survey No. ~ bears . 70 deg y 7Q0 fett ana
tho section cotner 1t rho N x rntrpection 20.
Township ., 9, n ~ =, \. D: y: besrs \ e dss
cation corner. Thence running Let eeuxe ..
II deg coo feet 70 post maaked No-3 o. >.
Survey No. -, the same being the original 70
cationl corner. Thence runnfng md oon19es
g dss y ~ tset 70 ths Norses.n ss SoIsgmdarz ma
Of said survey No. - Lot A, tes1s Q sedss "
10 feet bsl.3 feet to the Western boundary Of
said survey No "a, Lot A, 1900 feet 10 post
| Married No Us. eurvey No. ., whence the
original location corner hears s76deg ia
| feet. Thence runnina 0rd coufre NJ deg "
| 600 feet to post Married No. y. 8. Survey No.
| al whence ths original locattUn corner 0-arn n
20 deg " q fest 1hsncs IN ccuIss y. 20 dsg
4 1860 teet to post No. 1.-the place OF pestn'
nirg.
3. Survey No. q, Lot 4, Blue Jey Lode, V
hereby excluded: eaid cor nict 10 descrloed -
folluws: Bs6inning at post No of sad spr.
vey No. ~, Lot 4, and running thence ~
courss n 90 deg 20 feet Thence runnipt and
course, 3 70 deg " IN feet. Themes runniue
sra codrss, n dsG W feet to ths place Of BE-
ginning.
coniict With Survey No a. Lot A, o.oS acres.
Remaining area 20-e5e acres. .
Coursss Expressed from the true meridian
with : magnetic variation Of 16 deg Fast.
The location Of this mine IL recorded n IT,
Records Of the County Recorder Of Ltncoli
County, STATE Of Nevada,
Any and all persons claiming advereely ~,
portion Of said Emma Nevada mine, oreqr4se'
ground, are required to nie their a9veTs
clatms with the keeistsr Of the United 'etate
Lard Once II Eureks. IN the state Of Mevada
during the sixty days period q publicettol
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of th
provisions Of The Statute.
D. n. HALL, Register.
It ID hereby ordered that the foregoing motto
Of application for patent. be published I.
the period Of ten coDsecutive weeks in "A
PIocnK RTcoRD, . newspaper publiohed
Picche, Lincoln County. Nevada.
Jly.ai.iot. D. Il. HALL, Register.
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PAsAGRAPGIcAL NOTES.

An Illinois woman, ninety live years Of
age, i, reported as having grown her
third set Of teeth.
A large turtle WAS caught in the Eau
Claire river in Wisconsin with the date
1910 cut in the shell on its back.
Recent experiments in Matching by
electricity resulted in producing chickens
all blind, deaf. lame or deformed.
One Of Forepaughs elephants had to
be covered with mus ard the other day
to ease his pains and II took twenty-five
pounds to do it.
A crazy farmer. Of Ohio, was kicked
on the head by horse the other day and
knocked senseless. When he come to be
was sane as anybody, but could remem-
her nothing of the last fifteen years.
Some hens eggs that were accidentally
covered up by some men plowing at Pet.
aluma, Cal, last summer, were Matched
by the heat Of the sun upon the earth,
aud the noise made by the chicks led Il
'he'' discovery anu 'e'eA'e'
A pair Of wrens with an eye to the
economy Of labor, selected strange nest
ing place the other day in Lafayette, Ga
coat ~A' .e'' n.ns'ns IN 'n' piazza =
An'u'e' ANU 'ne 'i'' m.ae 'ae' ",.u
quarters IN one OF "A pocAe''' "ne'e 'ne'
were pel"'''ed 70 rear 'ncf young u"
molesteo'
There WAS . strange and beAutifu
sight at Torrington, Conn.,, at sunset tn
other evening. The local paper says tina
the sun was not to be seen, but dens
pail Of clouds covered the whole heavens
Suddenly . golden light covered tn
eastern hills IRON base to summit,
bright that objects never before see
from the village in the brightest da
were clearly revealed From elevator
IN tne viliaRe houses oeyoho tne nj
1es'' never pe'ore observed from y.
aame points, stood out plainly IN u
marvellous hght' which RrAauaiiy M
moved TO the sky line, but Kept itS g'o'
70 tne last
There resides in New York City sil
gular and interesting double family. tt
family was started nearly twenty.f'
years ago, when two brothers marris
two sisters on the sane day. They hA'
Il~ays lived together, and each coup
has nine children, and each five boys al
fonr girls. All look alike, the boys
the one family resembling those Of q
other 70 much that the neighbors ha
great difficulty in telling them apart.
make matters more complicated, certa
names have been chosen by each fsmil
so that there are two Gussies, two W
A.-.u nd and
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Tho BUYERS eUrDNia

Tho BUYEHs' QUIDUis
D / ! ! ] ] ! . !
- necessities Of Life. We
can clotho you and furnish you with
all the necessary md unnecesssr{
appliancse to ride, walk, dance slesps
eat, fish, hunt, work, 60 to church.
or stay nt home, and in various sizess
styles and qusntities. Just figure out
what IL required to do all these thtnga
COmToATAbLY, and you can mako mir
estimate Of the value Of the BuHGhs'
0UIDU, which will be sent upon
rscsipt Of 10 cents to pay postage.
| MONTGOMERY WARD 4 CO.
lll.llz Michigan Avenue. Chicago IL
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4 Pararyzed Bridegroom.

\ recent despatch from Bethel, Ky,
says: Two years ago Calvin S.oH,rs
whose wife hal been expected 10 die
Wslu pulmonary dI-eas. ior several
months, wL- called to her beds lie 10 say
iarew-l ~he placed . small iron ring
tha5 she had ordered matt. Tor the Bur-
pose Cu the lhIIi finger OF the lest band.
AND es,OTtel an oath that la would
never many again. Then she died con-
teutel4y, saying that ii ne hrozc his
worl sac WoItd haunt ana rum his life
tec'uty he Was larrel 10 imml
BTirkel, girl 10 whom hs was cn-ag..L
before las marriage, but th-y had i S.
agreed. The ceremony Wa a private
one, only few friends Witnessing the
rites.
he bride took the ring from his ginger.
saying II was SlpgT-'ItID.ls u rrgHrI Il
wish 80 selfish. Within two hours Eol-
lowing the bridegroom's lett side was
parsAyzed, strangely enough bcInGius i'm
the lnser that had worn the ia'al RAM.
A ch7rln-worEer IN the u..guI1ri.DoI
declared that nothing would rrz-u~r
strength to tan limbs but the wearing of
the rlng. This, il was discovered. could
not be restored 10 lis place, being much
too small, whereas it had been before
amp y lrEc.
The bridegroom is terror stric cken. and
has apparently lost interest ia his youDg
wife. showers is iru-a, iuteilig. ut
farmer, well known and hkcl As Is also
las Wiiel Who IS an Industrious woman,
respected Tor her good common sense.
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A AHUSBAND'SCROWN

'Not M all unlikely And the docu-
mrnt which would have consigned vuu
u that retreat y still in my possession" ="
Ion promised t. hand IL over Ia me-"
Il ,ild, AMI | shall keep that promise
hy-anI-hyc, Mr.. Chcckctts -bv-and-bvc.
In the meanwhile / shall continue 10
hold II a. 4 sort of guarantee Of Your
t1thtulnc>s To- me-a curious guar.Intcc,
| admit. but Il powerful one | think Not
that doubt you in the least. Your in
tcr,-tS are bound up with mine II
rise - do YOU, and that in proportion 10
nay ascent. Now listen. OF course. We
are both aware pf the recent split between
Lawrence and his father un the subject
81 marriage. The Young man Is lctcru-
uci AMI, / Im convinced, will have his
own way. The old man j. lik-wiS,. dt-
'crminr,l. but will be quits. helpless To
avoid defeat il Lawrence - he will DO.
sets all his most tremendous threats at
defiance. In the ordinary course this
thing viii cUd ~ such affairs always dp.
When Davenport finds that what i done
cannot Ice undonc, he will gradually re-
lent, and take his son and his sons
chosen wife back into favor
1t l. a safe prophecy
But II W. could - work the oracle
that this event did not occur that Law
renee should - fatally offend and dis
= r
"a be irrclccmablv alicnatcd from him,
the old man would iuialiihly stick 70 his
wprl, and Cut him oH with i dollar. In
that cas-. Edith-mv wife that i tp be
would inherit the bulk ut Davenport
vast fortune. | have been succinct,
ChcckettS, because | want Won 70 under
stand thoroughly that that Il precisely
what | wish L. bring about
Mr.. ChcrkcttS' little cy,S tWinkled.
1T l. a splendid Idea hr said but
don't see how il can DO carried into of-
feet"
Il have a plan,- Mr.. Van Blarcom.
lowcriu. his voice To- a whisper "A grand.
bold plan. which with your sid II huuni
To- surr-,-,l- The price / oiiyr yuu t1r
that assistance shall bc liberal one. bu
my aCrvsSiun. or. what comes tp thy Same
thing, ON the aCcc-~Siou Of my wiil. tu the
greater part ui Davenport : money. ] UI4
hand Won chcque Tor n hundred thou
SIni dollars
Honor bright" exclaimed ChecLst.s
with g, haze of CuIidity.
Il swear H. But I viii 10 m0rn. aul
give YOU a paper - wur,irIl that vnr NAV
claim that sum from me IA the event yl
our success
Ito uu, then, Mr.. Van ElIrr1m. State
yoUr plan. ! viii enter into 10 sYul and
body. Here's my hauI ou 10.
1T i very deep aui very clever. I lit
ter myself. 4 therkrtt-- bUf 10 D. very ,.lr-
ing into the bargain. w VII u.t % -...I~-
Z here. Let III retire 20 vuur own sitting
rrum, where we can talk without fear ui
nciu- disturbed and sketch the whole
thing out from beginning 10 end
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Lawrence. Star,.s1 at him haurhtilv.
My name l. Davenport, he replied.
CIV hat i your business wIIh me -
ALLOW me To- speak with You privately
for momrut-yDu VIII not regret IL
insisted the stranger.
Il 30 not know YOU, sir. Whatever
You have 10 say you may SAY openly b.
lore my vile and friends, or leave IL until
= more fitting oCca-On-'
-Oh, very well. I thought I might
sparc YOU Il disagTceable S,-ene; but prof
fercd services are rarely Appreciated Nv
instructions were 20 be IN time t. prevent
tHi> marriage, II possible J'nfurt Hlatcly
] received them too kate. Lawrence Dzy-
export, Il l. nay unpleasant duty 10 arrest
you on the charge Of forgery"
"For,,-ry ~
The terrible wor.l was cchoc,I incrcfuI-
ously by all mouths Even the coach
man leant over his box AMI repeated If
with a gasp OF utter aStonishmeut. Law
renee alone said nothing was white
- the lips. Like the crash "f doom il
flashed upon him in that moment that hc
hal in his pockcd fifteen Thousand dol
lars worth Of notes, OF which lac could
give no ineligible account Mechanic
ally lac drew forth the envelope that con-
t.Iincd them.
The officer. with n dexterous move
AAttAAlr Ntiita4t''A II tsiNitN iibslA li40
That's right" he said, naturally. "IH
bear witness 10 your perfect willingness
- surrender all documents and papers
on the spot. Is there ANYTHING else you
wish to hand up, or will you wait to see
the Inspector ~
Look here, you have made 4 mistake"
interrupted Reginald, "an.l n very serious
mistake, for which ] shall take care YOU
suffer Produce your authority, you
Vagahond -
There You are warrant dated this
morning. OH it's all correct; | know
my business, and | won't be intcrfercd
with, 80 / can tell You that"
The charge Is made by-by- Good
Hcavcu-r' exclaimed Reginald, ss ne
examined the instrument of arrest.
BY whom >" asked Lawrence. hoarSclv
by your father. Ohi it Is monstroJs
impossible"
There must be some devilish plot 10
ruin me - cried Lawrence, wildly. Il
can feel the net tightening round me al
though | cannot see the mc>he~."
well, You are not on your defense,
you know; you viii have plenty of time
10 consider that" said the officer.
"But you-you do not believe this foul
accusation against me" said Lawrence,
III a tone OF anguish, turning his sad ewes
mon Nate, who had frightened both her
arms mp IN lliS the mp'Nvnl N!t' Cpllprc-
htnd-d that ian,.rr threatened him.
~E,iicvc,' she whispered, gently.
"Oh, Lawrence. hIw can ypu ask SiI.-h
a uur-Stioar Ii the whole world w"r,. To
ris,,. a. onc man T. condemn Won, asy faith
could never, never be shakcn- I.ot the
storsl blow; Ne viii re- = is Jury 20
ecthc-"
lie TO ded hcT 10 his hca1+
NY love my t1od-giyen wife you
foriIiv me with courage and cumfor1 uB-
spcsksblc. ! viii face this viic charge
firmly, ami ding it into the teeth OF tie
HiscFc.nts who have hatcled il.
DO -, my brave boy. A. fO- nr 1
E!l res, neither night nu- dag until your
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muruurc8 E.ith, as tears flied her eyes.
ny gentle sister 90 exclaimed Kate,
embracing her fpIIly. Il know yOur
secret. Par; / gathered from Lwarcucc,
and the other ] guessed. Nou love Re
giua,I GUynue; YOU are 10 be separated
- .'.'. I'm ',,;y+.,il SaiI iitb n,,artv
breaking down.
"Therr there little one. let me com
fort Won. Tor cam viii"
How how q" cried the poor Girl,
wildly. "Whrn ! saw Reginald yc-tcr-
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CHAPTER V.
A harmless dove may have a wor.s trsra, than
wise serpent

On the following morning the cXaminI-
ton of Lawrence Davenport took place
before a Wcll-knOwn Police Judge.
In prcfrrring the charge, Air. Brawai-
side, Tor the prosecution, said that never
had he la To deal with c more painful
case and one which he approached with
greater reluctance. The prosecutor WIS
a gentleman whose name was sprcal l.gr
and wide, NJ home and abroad. I he
prisoner was his son. lie Mr.. Rrawni-
side was thankful that il dill not lie
within the compass Of his du:y to dIlJtc
uIOn the previous ungratefui, wicked,
obstinate, and defiant attitu L. which that
son had assumed towards the most IN
dulgcnt oi fathers in matters OF the deep
est moment The sad history of those
family troubles might, 50 far n he WAS
concerned, bc buried in the prafoun,lc-t
oblivion. lie would only explain that
the prisoners peTverse course hal evil
IDENTIFY eliminated in the crime with
which he now stood accused. anl which
had aroused the righteous Indignation of
tine prosecutor 10 degree which the
learned magistrate would understand
when all the iacts were laid before him.
Without occupying the valuable time Of
ne CU..rJ uy any further comments Of
his own, he would ut once produce cvid-
Cncr Which he felt woull only bc too
conclusive OF the prisoners guilt, and
then ask that he M ght be committed for
trial.
Old Mr- Davenport now stepped into
the w.tucSs-box. lie ~.ls very p.llc, but
therc WIS Z determined expression about
the corno - OF his mouth, which r-inainel
unchanged by the occasional nervous
tvitch of his lips. He gazcd Exedly 10
lore him at the wall opposite, and never
once glanced af his son. Ills evidence
rln something IN tiIis wise -
Ny name il Richard Davenport The
accused Is my SD On the evening OF
the day before yesterday my private Soc
rotary, who was filling in some checks for
me in my presence, suddenly calIci my
attention to the fact thAt blank :o.1n
lad disappeared IL hal been abs-rlctcd
from the book irTcSulsrly, ana its loss
would not be noticed until that particular
part wss reached. ] invariably keep my
cleck-book IN small salfe in the library.
mover remember i being leiI out under
any circumstances There are two keys
one have m-seE. the other Vas IL the
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Eitro-GIyccrlne.

Or. VI. II. Leskcrstein, Of Chica.o. r,-
ports the remarkabie effects of nitro
giycerlne IN rcsUscitaung lille. His patient
was woman, who sank rapidly and yy9s
apparently dead. ANY action OF rEs
heart was imperceptible, the temperatl-,
OF the oly had fallen To - de.,recs h
anu every indication OF death Mas pros
ent. solution OF nitro-glvcerinc was
administered hypolernically, when
lhere was a gasp, followed by three others
within a minute. During the second
minute SIX respiratious were noted, with
a faint ttuttering OF the heart. but no
wrist pulse WAS discernible. During the
thlrt minute eighteen Inspirations were
evident and feeble pulse Durin. lie
iourlh uunu the pulse rose to lSJ and
above, the face was flushed. the ey.
rolled, the muscles slowly re'aNel ald
tn patient became comfortable.
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letting Wen t.nonrh ,1n..n-

Don't you want a new sign, Honesty
IS the best policy hung on The wall -
said a man who had such signs for sale
10 the grocer; there's money in EN-. '
"Nop, guess not, replied the grocer;
I've been dom business on this corner
Ter ten year IN stiddy, conservative sort
o way, an ! don't b'lIeye in maxim any
neW-iangled departures"
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Then VIC csn count upon yOuT eNpcr-
icnce in helping Us - uErave! tins ho:rld
mystery - exclaimed Kate, eagerly
~Aiaisn, Won can" replied Bag, with
a gcuticmaniy bow
Kate threw i grateisl glance upon the
la.,nui- dctr,-tive.
What i the first thing YOU propose to
do for IIS. B.ng - asked the lawyer.
-Wait," said Bing. "IIcar evidence
ECc witnrsSes.
~But We shall be examined tomorrow.
We must SAY something"
Ask for remand. Complete answer t.
charge suggested BinS, IN his dry fash
ron. Then, turning - Lawrence, hc AL
dci married in spite oi EN-, ch, You
must tell me al about that privatly, by-
aaH-bvc | am interested in rpnaucrs -
usr,i To- them vpu see. / can generally
give a guess at the plot 10y studyins III:
I!rst chaptcr'
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CHAPTER VI
Love On the lookout has the eye OF an ca=l

Love On the lookout has the eye OF an eagle.
Katn was now an inmate Of Davenport
L1j--. Ten Ter little Edith ,ageI her
brother far tao dcar,y NOS to enter with
cagsrus-s into any arrangements having
his dn.r.~L happiness for tA.!r object
9;Il Whatever little excuses -L. ru.y have.
found II necessary To max, in order %
.,coaat Tor Hates appearance rs her
friend auI companion, mas. Be .C!ttO the
ai'Soly.ug tear OF the recording angel
among others. the one that Kate WAS
presented under the name Of, school
ic..oW OF E..!th 5 cu.y gr.h0oI-Allss
Raymond.
--.. I.p..I- ,I.c Young @.ic 3 s.yi--t
EinniH" n.aauar~ lad seemed ,I.r pic,
inIla:y goo iw.h OF everybody IN l!.r
.'-s. with t.gn exception OF Mr. thrc'"rtS
fnJ, gentleman not UEaatE,;...y y REGARDED
Inc introduction oi another 't....as.r'.
INTO what hc facctjo"s!y called l,s own
prs .NCs with an eve oi dislayor.
L~aiA, with all the favor oi her ,Iingiug
natI-,., almost Immediately conceived 80.
;FHrrii - for her Hawiy-ta1aI .i-frr.
whose burden OF trouble WIS even more
t-r.Ia.y- than her own.
y on are 30 courageous hppeiu'."
she ~aii, cor the wci-'t OF fh.5, lnf--
fortunes mt-- crush you. They woult
M. AS II Is / am sn:trriv aolc tu bear
the accumulation Of evils with which
am being sITounici."
IL viii Ea. 10 for mo ra~ Tor ,su
CitAer. dear Edith, answered Kate. "ts
g.ys VIZ To iaIat-hrartc.iuc-s u- wiring
ing o. hands in the present Gresiiul
emergency. Think-thin,, Of the dan ,.r
tiE,t ihreaten= nay beloved ha-brl 2 va.r
oU4 bIo.heT aickcdiv t9r4 ir1a. me IN
f2' .!,s>t wpHoHt- OF our union Hg er.at-
1 Ur.S Who l-uFt, indeed ln The si..-.
UDHI "F.- t- and say whether I c3v3d l,.
| o..' rwi-. ta.u brave, an3 r,So,ule. a-.l
! u.' -1l'-. IN the efforts ] ua-e for .5-
/ ea-r All. ..4irh. I tAa-l.t I knew
! wlrt prayer meant bCtrr- this. brt Z
! alt not Can y1u imagine what / feel
/ maU. !. - though uy -a1! verify fua
81. r1.er.i in perpetual appeal H. thg
auth. o. al strength, and lIc Viii sur,-
/ r. -.rlut ue that WAi-h IS REQUESTS.
: shall upt I'll. ! have filth"
--nl i-awrcEee - how does DO bear
! this trial2"
/ ~Noh.E, n becomes = man conscious o.,
/ his per.",'. innocence. lie, too. las f.itl
| IN Heaven and ia me"
You luva him very, vcry much ?" G. 4
I Edith, Wi-l ullv.
"Dcarcr than life. NJ great affection
was all / had 10 offer; but ne Gained it
It !, his, and II shall not prove WORTHLESS,
| to him
J -1h. i'll bal but your brave nature
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Business items. hrst insertion l0c. per line; each
subsequent insertion sc. per line.
Administrator and Exec utOr's NJ Icc5.-... 80
Auditors Notices. -.s.s. "
Stray and similar Notices..... ...-..-.- i 30
E5E- Resolutions or proceeffnc OF any corr OrGfi0n
CT sOclcfU i communications dCFigled 10 CAL CfeTi
fiO 10 a. matter Of limited iHdsUdud tnte est
must be 9Gis J0J GdUeTffseHenfs.
jon PRINTING OF all kinds neatly and eNpofit-
ously Iecuted at lowest prices. Don't you forget
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one copy, year cash in advance. .sl o.
DO DO unot paid within months~ i'sS
40 do ii not paid within months, &uO
40 40 fnot paid within the year. ? -
a.-ro persons residing outside OF the county
% rspts aJdltionSI per year will be charged to
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