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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-11-15

John Morse from Minnesota is visiting
his brother. ID. 4. and other relatives III
town. He has been away from MS ma
tive town and state for 30 years.
Mr.. Green's Philadelphia relatives re-
turned home last week.
c. +. Blake and wife have been Visit
ing in Quechee for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Harriet Chute of Concord, n. IL.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Herrick, and
other friends in town.
A Chautauquan circle has recently
been formed and despite the remote dis
lance the members are apart they are
bound to have their spare minute course
Il success.
Our stage driver has the rheumatism.
school in district No. closed Satur-
day. Nov. 10Th The pupils having no
absent or tardy marks were Jennie, Nell
lie and Wallace Fullaml Mamie Good
rich and Lizzie Spooner. Those having
no tardy marks, Bessie Durkee, Susie
Goodrich, Louna Spooner, Julia Buxton.
Louise Parmenter, Anna Horn, Blanche
Durkee, Henry Freeman, Zoe aud Avis
Fullam and Wallace Spooner. Number
of pupils twenty-five.
LULA ALLEN, Teacher.
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TO OUR READERS.

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readers the necessity of subscribing for
a family weekly newspaper of the first
class such, for instance, as the indie
pendent of New York Were we obliged
to select one publication for habitual
and careful reading to the exclusion of
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tingly the Independent 1t is a news
paper, magazine and rc'-iew, u IN one.
Ii is religious, liter rv. ~ niucation-
al, story, an art, scienti ic, an ag-
ricultural, financial an1 a political pa
per combined. II as 3 folio pages and
81 departments. No mltter what per-
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be, no matter what the age, sex, en-
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an educator. Our readers can do no less
to send postal fora free specimen copy,
or for thirty-cents the paper will be sent
a month, enabling one to Judge of its
merits more critically. Its yearly sub
seription is $780, or two years for $500.
Address, THE INDEPENDENT, 2jl
Broadway, New York City.
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AROUND TOWN IN BETHEL.

Geo. Edison is repairing his buildings
Myron Burnett has put furnace in
his house.
Mrs. Addie sylvester was in Boston
last week.
Geo. II. Topper and mother are in
Lowell this week.
Dean Upper of Gaysyille is TO move
to town and occupy tenement IN the
sylvester block.
Thirty-two couples attended the an
nual election ball at the Wilson House
last week Wednesday evening.
Rev. John Kimball preached in Roch-
ester last Sunday in exchange with Rev.
j. 7. Marvin, who preached here in the
morning, Rev f. X. BEEN OF Ohio
preaching in the evening
We are informed that our item in the
last issue, which stated that H. I'll. Gill
son and wife were 10 spend the winterin
Minneapolis, Mimi. was an error. and
that they have made arrangements 10 JOIN
a Raymond excursion party and pass the
winter in California.
The Republicans of this wide-awake
town had grand Republican jubilee
and ratification meeting here Monday
night that made "Rome howl" A cam
non was sent down from Montpelier and
lots of Harrison and Morton powder was
burned. There was a great crowd. peO-
pie coming in large delegations from
Royalton, Barnard, Stockbridge, Pitts
field and Rochester Ii was fhp Kind of
a jubilee the boys thoroughly enjoyed,
but it made the Democrats sad. Many
of the houses were brilliantly illuminat-
ed. There were speeches, great torch
light procession, with over 200 horse
men in line. 1t was the greatest gather
ing this town has ever seen.
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what ana Ito do?

The symptoms of Biliousness are I'M
happily but too we'll known. They differ
in different individuals to some extent.
\ Bilious man is seldom breakfast eat
er. Too frequently, alas. he has am ex-
cellent appetite for liquids hut none for
hardly bear inspection at any time: if il
Is not white and furred, il is rough. al am
events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often IIemOrrhOids or even loss
of blood. There may be giddiness and
often headache and acidity or flatulence
and tenderness in the pit Of the stomach.
To correct all this if not effect a cure try
Green's August Flower, it costs but tri-
iie and thousands attest it, efficacy.
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THE SIBERIAN PAPERS,

place in its pages. Its the
result of four years work
Of Mr. Timothy Cole, the
leading magazine engraver
Of tho world, in the galleries
of Europe, engraving from
the originals the greatest
pictures by the old masters.
A series Of papers on Ire
lind. is cmsinIns. lana.
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HARTFORD.

Mr.. Serfbner of Norwich has moved
into John Hutchinson's house.
A. l.. Pease is adding fresh coat of
paint TO his house.
Mrs. Caroline Hovey had the misfor-
tune to fall down stairs and break her
wrist one day last week.
The c. Z. Society held sociable at
the chapel Tuesday evening. Ice cream
and cake were served and all report an
enjoyable time. A collection of $3.50
was taken.
Mrs. Lewis Hovey of Maplewood
Mass. former resident of this place has
been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. L. B. Purmort of Hanover was
in town over Sunday.
Our village school closes this week.
The Hartford wooden mill has sus-
pended work for the present.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Pigeon last week.
Mrs. Melvin Hazen has gone TO South
Royalton to spend a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. G. Abbott.
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WEST RANDOLPH.

John Bates Of Portsmouth. y. II. has
Teen home on a short vacation. sxes0s
II. c. Lull Of Montpelier was in town
last week to attend the funeral Of his
cousin. Miss. Lncia Moulton. Sc s..
The second entertainment in the Cit
liens Lecture Course will be an evening
Of humorous, dramatic and heroic read
ings by Prof. x. l.. Cumnock. professor
Of oratory ia the Northwestern Iniver-
SHY. Chicago. Tuesday, Nov. 20th. be-
ginning promptly az : o'clock. For sev-
erai years Prof. Cumnock has been tile
favorite reader ia the courses in New
York. New Haven. Baltimore. Philadel-
phia. fitsburg, Cncinn Il. Chicago. In
Minneapolis aud Detroit as
well a. IN hundreds Of smaller cities and
towns. His entertainment reaches the
acme Of refinement and culture. Adj
mission 25cts. Reserved seats at Bass
A few reserved seats left for the remain-
der Of the couI sci seven evenings)a t 81. 40.
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John Bates Of Portsmouth. y. II. has
leen home on short vacation. 60
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-11-15

The place to buy furniture.
Chamber suits, ash, walnut, cherry
and soft wood.
ParlOr suits in plush or silk.
Lounges in every style and kind.
Easy rocking, dining, camp or willow
chairs.
Crockery, all the latest designs in end
less variety.
Lamps, hanging, hall, parior, student,
hand and electric.
Trunks, valises, bags etc.
Wall paper, curtains or fixtures.
Toys. carts, sleds etc.
Kerosene oil, the very best and Pratt's
Astral.
Stationery, pencils, envelopes, blank
books.
Paints, oils, varnishes, etc, etc. is at
w. +. Lamson's. He has four floors of
his mammoth store full of real genuine
bargains in all the above.
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Go to Mrs. Bickford's for the latest
New York styles in millinery, sold at
prices that will surprise you.
\ nice line Of switches for sale at Mrs.
Bickford's millinery store.
Anyone wishing to buy sewing ma
chine should call and look at the elegant
machines for sale at Mrs. 4. NJ. Biek-
ford's millinery store.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The republicans will paint the town
red Friday evening.
Charley Grain has returned from
the west after an absence OF year and
a half.
Our fighting editor came near get
ting his just deserts the other evening
for an abusive article he had printed.
One man don't ''live in graveyard"
but knows what decency is.
Curtis Kibbling and family will
board at Mrs. DR.. Aliens now until
their new house is compile ed, the con-
tractor being behind time and the
house he is now in being promised the
18th to two brothers by the name of
Squires.
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LOCAL NOTICES. FOR SALE, ETC.

LOCAL NOTICES, FOR SALE, ETC.
Cords of new dress goods at Thomas.
Dry l6in wood for sale by J.V Newton.
New carpets at Mitchell's. Get his
prices.
You can save money by buying all of
your school supplies at Joslyn's.
Headquarters for school pads, etc, at
Joslyn's.
Envelopes at rock bottom prices at
Joslin's.
80 ladies' rubber gossamers to be closed
out at - cts each at Thurston's. Big
trade.
| For SALE 100 acres woodland, also
| top buggy. Cheap for cash.
NEFF & SLACK.
Ladies desiring hair work, Gallon Mrs.
Hiram Bean or leave orders with Mrs.
Gladding.
W. +. Lamson has just received some
of the new styles of wall papers for 1889
Call aud see them.
As usual Mitchell is showing some
very handsome hats and bonnets and at
very low prices.
As usual Mrs. j. Gladding takes the
lead on millinery. She is showing some
of the handsomest hats and bonnets in
town.
For sALE:-A good tive-year-old Eff
fingham mare with fOal and colt by her
side, also half blood lIolstein bull calf
5. 5. TURNER, East Randolph
Only think you can get a handsome
durable and perfect fitting suit made to
order in the latest style for only $40 at
y. NJ. Diapers.
w. c. Holman has farm of 200 acres,
30 tens of hay, horse power with drag
and circle saws and separator, 20 sheep
and express for sale.
DR.. House, admir-. will sell the person
al property and also some meadow, past
ure and woodland, of the late l.. G. Tow
er, at auction Monday, Nov. 18th, at
South Royalton. A good time to buy.
For SALE.-A lot of household prop
erty TO close an estate, viz: chairs, tables
and crockery, tin-ware, carpets, pals,
kettles, etc. etc. l.. p. THAYER.
Highland Avenue.
Mitchell has made arrangements so
that he can sell you Jordan, Marsh Il |
Cos. celebrated Seal Plush Sacque, |
''Prize Medal, at their popular price,
$25. This is probably from 50 TO S. bet
ter value than has ever been shown in
this town.
WANTED: More men to sell our fruit |
and ornamental stock. We can give
you good paying situation at once.
Address for terms.
+. b. RICHARDSON Il Co.
Nurserymen Geneva, n. Y.
For sALE:-Eight choice heifers com
of royal breeding and from
,annot be excelled in the county. Also
.wo fine, sound, kind, well bred Morgan
colts, three and four years old past.
DANA II. MORSE, West Randolph, Vt.
Now is the time TO get prices for your
winter supplies, such as rubber goods
md leggins, at Thurston's. He thinks
ne can beat everything that travels in
,riees. He has also a very fine line of
ardigan jackets, mems searfs, gloves,
nittens aud hosiery. No superior stock
,r quality in West Randolph. Both
nen's women's and children's goods in
ii of the above lines. Don't let anyone
DOL you but drop in and see what
'haIles can do for you, then 90 where
-ou please. | shall be at home this fall !
remember this is the best place to get I
our leather coats cheap. You can get I
ust what you want in fine wool shirts. !
ly stock Of holiday goods is immense, ,
rom tin cat-hole to goose yoke. ,
This will do for this time.
Yours Respectfully, c. THURsToN.
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FAIRLEE.
las been in town.

Will Corliss has been in town.
W. H. Long and Henry Carley have
gone to Montpelier.
Mr.. Piper and wife have been visiting
his father.
school in district No. closed Nov. !.
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A GREAT MAGAZINE.
The Century for 1899.

HE question has often been
asked, ITO what does The
Century owe its great circu-
lation3n The Christian UliOn
once answered this by the
statement that sit has been
fairly won, not by adver-
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The Battle is over
The Smoke has cleared aWaE

Some of us are disappointed and others are
elated with victory. NO better CLOTHING
than ours can be had. 1t is right in price,
right in style, right in quality,the great essentials
that go to make frst-cass reliable goods. There
is not a suit but that is honest in value. There
is not an Overcoat but what is above the stand
ard. Comparison is a great point in our favor.
We ask you to compare our goods with others,
and the more particular you are the better we
will like it, -e are here, and meae to reach
the top in quality of goods, and the bottom in
prices.
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IitI: TARIFF.

The fslioa Ing from the TIRE H4u,--
Ini) Mail. "a strong RrpuLiiesn PAPER
Ehich k.ots nj r~rS't-Ts 10 th= licbi 81
reason. j. respectfully r-:errs! 30 thrs-
e oar readers ailp -r- 80 welded 6" the
high taiii t,-ory .thL; they Er: unall=
% r-sGiz.-;la: the nr"ufac:lrrr. ami
not :is. jubnr-r. --rrUt~c:-I" 10 TIE
-1,-p; o. millions Of Gp'lsr. arrualiy
=h:ch Gene from the 10 Est- Of ;n-
r0u>-ul-r. iL= izI.o:y-> III tic ~vriicg-
i-iu-tri-- van~- .uorruoas r:05'- - to
-4ri tn ur: r~r"2s~f-s: ;b- ;sauaiac-
tnr-r the EaI s4ys:
".TaTE Izeh:-ap2'aTs noz 70 b. th- o..
der a. IL- j-y ali soalr Interesting aud
IN ..o,+rrt tsi:g axe being b:unrhi CT.
!; - shown iI.t tie present. tarH un
! .a-a- articles s,rg-s hon % TO 80 pr
--ut vLI-Ge ~DE = aid - v"rsiuE-
usvu amount 70 orIy about = Ter csat.
q TIE Ya.En 81 manufactured articles.
On she tHrgry tl.: tie tsriT il fyr 'be
r1rIr'se % protecting ;b- Au-Tc-a IL
20r-r, j., j. vurg-s:ri tia: p tera 81 So
psr cent. Crci.t TO be EbUufau'Iv sn:1-
cent, siIce Il you'll sm"1ut Ia more
Than the entire cost o! til labor c:H-
p;oyei iE ApeT:snD mill. aud lac
.nr:ss "
1t rrquir-sn m uea; eno=a; O. yen
~oLing TO determine ;'st Il E;y article
which il protected by IA ;-r:E Of 10 !.r
cent. can be Manufactured ~ 4 COS: u
- r~r cent. for ls5or. the s. T.r c-ri
goes iut7 tue pockets - the ~u:.uuf,9-
;ur-r. -uI this, TOO. il addition to the
r-yuisr rr"dt shich j. rrzi zri in :Lr
p ciuctioa Of articles q. cygsaup'iya
from III r~i@r;=n=I.
IL. .ar.E question Is "=e aLi=A, peg
nap. nor than any ,;L.r INTEREST the
:u.ss,s G: lly peel i o: the United
S;trs-. All - Hdia>;m-H; o. fb- rev.
nue LAYS 20 - TO Tr--n = lHpfy mena
between li-a rsiiG a!d f:.- iE46. is .
r''E 'crn.:ly 70 b. .o-ah:. W lake
l. P.e:5 u'.aIS 10 EnG' Istt:i tL!- mucA
Ye&ed qa,riirg. hut 10 lar ~ onr
kao=I"G-e Il tue matter attends $ s IRE
IL favor ~ T, rgI.:;ug tie ttiiI I.as q
tho; the r=T-uu" derived shall hc I'm.
e sUt to meet ria Isce.sary ezpeL.es Of
tn gr,etnUieH:, n taIiE for revenue
% Iy; rri let ih- tax "a lgHuTirB i.
llrcsi much mhgrr ;hn; hii Tpo1. the
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AZ nEy:.

The Sacramento Bar gors on: .! the
way ia its ciFJ.t, to- I:Oye that Senator
Stewart com:rsdictS himself III lis re.
marks OF the confirmation Of Lamar a,
Justice Of the Supreme Court. The
New YORK times pub !!sbcs a lengthy
letter from s, naior Stewart in which
occGrf thc following:
Il kucw Of no other man Who tore
anna a3u.n-. the Uuiird :t,tcq in the
lttc pEr whp has 20 uurr.erYc IL nc.
crpt"i the verdict Of ,ims und 30 I'm
>pgivrcn u mi continuously min.
TUNED ,nr validity Of the new amend
inrrts 10 the constitution as Lamar
II he is G'quiiiiei {" I'll the Office Of
Justice Of TIE Supreme Court 10y reason
OF his participation IN til" ln,r pnr. to
p-r.On TLo bore aTams EgnIm-t the
United S'lt"E can ever b:cyme eligible
10 tunt Office
The Bee pre;cna- TO quote Che above.
uut by Omi Ting the word ''.i' ut the DO.
ginning Of inc last sentence nnd placing
Il period inter the word "wnr," TIE
Senator is made to smy jutt the opposite
VI via; h" did say. to wit.
"ilc a. Disqualified to Gll Tho onl,c
Of Justice 81 The supreme Conr. by T"r-
fon oi hia participation III ,he late war
SO ppr-cn wh" bore nrmS ngtiust the
United States ran ever become IgiLle
70 that Office" The Rec then quo,es
tho remarks of the 5 n.tor in which
he ndyocnt"s the cputi-m :tIon Of IN.
mnF, "tI cam"utn bml Of Uliol bc.
tse"n New Ynrk and 4 solid South"
I. We have n~..n!s entertained Is high
opinion Of that paper hut IL the above
IL done. purppsrly. ianl We cannot
think othrr~i,e IN view OF ia. head.
! lines, .'Stcwlrt Up Lamar. lie Gives
Vent 10 S"rhr Nery Curtialit.pty Re.
N ,rss."l then Yc must say that ia.
u g has u VERY ~ estimate Of what
| constitutes hon1raiic juurnnllHm.
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o. = sLhe. t-cu HAT ~ca'i cat shingles
ci-2n. 10 smi;e for Opc- aud forv'eE
rno-- tia; terrible. co~I>ieae-'ess. aii-
E:sE. "ove. rho rutAsS.iy bsvEks on a
pl-eiI sso:s 18th sirs that wsie P~oi'aiAr
year. b-;oE-,-ih- maa whS Is aiSsEs
uh!SiErs-
lie s;a-S AZ nsTa ~ith his u.s !oE-
iori. =aa he'll never stop ihUrSh LIS
BEARERS drop Hs n.iSaHaEs fo' m=fey
raiuIy Sc; he'll ntr1iy whistle
"MIkaio" clear through. VII tcra back
10 Patience" and '~.Pi2Eios-" too.
avoiding VIII care al the Iuz>ic sheets
n-T-;h- rnsn ULs Is always Sh!st!Ius.
- M-ErhAri Traveller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-15

St-is Fellows received a dis?';eh
trnu the Clerk Of the SGpr,me Ce0rt
l.~t evening, informing tisu that the
E5=ri OF Pardors has e'u.=v,ei tie
..=:sur= o, Ore aLai Urn irca death 70
-. rs:@auea; for life. TEr uaerES ez-
p.zi2ei to .T:-a ;aa; be = - so 10 The
E:S Jail - C4.,oa Instead Of ing
hanged. lat lie Inhibited 10 emotion
whatever. tai viih aIpE-.r; unconesEu
,ss-i for = match TO il.At 4 cigarette
UAi=h - had r.rs- There vas 70
ioaH ~ta;-r-r Q: J.m;s suii. bat tie
.~el;ler. in The nurLesa Pst Of ;Ae
coau:y ;hclshi !; bss: to sead him 20
St.:r FrSr, .rt I-i:,ioatl tL= D7ari
90. Parlrgs = commits lis ~sen.sace.-
ISl.y-: STAT.
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siinii Sh-; If The PROPOSED i-Sislsren
soIla brig 70 Increase 20 the eosrrS
% tie bpli.r. OF E.tionzi Bank stSef
John TbrmP.n1. John Sherman ct al
NuGll not b. L.tyrins To- --car, tie pas
-a-- Of ib- AT. - has b--n frvlarui-
J. -t='-i II il=-- c8iuErs sc are cp-
I,o-,i :" granting aux farther privileges
20 Va inaa' Blk Obey bare TOO many
already bot ~ thu crntiars ne b-I-v-
n=t tie l<oPl= OF to- Cc,tel States
E~--rsi!y woulI ~ brn.s:eI by dis
cU~uiinaiag -ueh b4nk- - fac; - fLsir
cEar:-r~ expire. Pt,in: Il ih- bombed
iadsb:vc4=s- Of ih= Government :.
urPiiiy A. p -.sib.-. aai ~ li-z c. ;b-
S~,ti"ar! BsIE notes ~ith1rsFa from
c.Tcul I'iuu substitute s.l.-f crTtisc.ie-
md gr-ruhacEs n sa:i=!-I; C utilities
70 tfsr~Ac; tue Izl4a->s u lie rou-:ry.
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NATIONAL NiS1.


An Effort | being meln by National
bnn.,rs. ut The head of whom Is John
Thompson, 81 III" Chass y IiDnnl Bank
Erw York, IN. have M Act passed Ly
iI,' present Congress T. relieve National
j nAs 81 the tax Of u per cent on
their circulation uirI to nllUw tltrm to
- -" c-,rcp"Y t. the full nmonut Il the
bpnls drpo>iicd. instead Of % per cent
a. tho las X at present. JJhn Sherman
i, IN fig0r oi The schriur. ~ - every
nthrr IN II lfrg"ly interested IN National
Buks. The nbi"ct Of the proposed
lcgislitiDu ~ 20 incrctSr tho profits Uf
Eti!onui lInuks. not FOE the h"nciit o:
c''"ncicc ~ IL spcciou.iy argued ~
- i.tlcr 10 John sherman Mr.. ThOml-
bOu sage:
'Somn riicf I" III" money market
mn-t bc had s0nn ar tho cry for mn mn.
limited or iryg" coinage OF silver sill 10
successfully riscd."
Here vs hUl"n ~ in admission ~ tho
oproiuon Of Natiouai Bnnks 10 silver;
aud anyone who haC ever given tho
matter moments consideration viii
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REDEMPTION or ELKO COUNTY
JAIL BONDS.

THERE BEING THE EJI OFi2g55 70 ~
tn" jEIi Redemption FuIl "i tn Huu3y
- EIkr. r"iig" - E'T'hy sl,,n ihNi 30 -r.rrI.
aaro with - ~: 'ntItIsd \ Set {, Authorize
The County Of i.!AD - contra { debt. apl s..
"a. t'il- TT irH rui!-trurt q. Il ola County
J-tl. approved M,rah =. I,;J. s'S'oI rrupu.Hi,
will l." received BY rae =. my oncr Ia Elk.
':",h h. up t. -iN O'clock =. 81 OF ia" yih d-y
II February. 1888. fvF tho redemption - bout,
i.'Uoi Ia pursuNu,- 81 said law. which SrI1
irDin'H'- will br opor.d 10y ~" IN tn" said
town u Elko, At my rNirr. on tn 9th day 81
February. IsH'. All psuTrssIS must y. ~ sI'd
and endorsed. "rfuID~Nl. for the redemption
Of Eltu County jail Bonds" an MUS! be- ~.
cumpanlci Win Ia" bonds prDpo.'i I" l." sur.
rendered together with all their r,-Iry;iv"
coupons no: yet due.
10 bid viii be entertained that .Ir"a not
strictly comply With ,h"-" instruciiDu..
O. " HIT, County Treasurer.
Elbo. EevAli. Jauusry ,. ist+.
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REDEMPTION OF ELK0 COUNTY
BONDS.


HERE BEING TiiE SUN or t2.iSJ ~ ~
] th" Sinking Punt UT IL" County 81 Emo.
notice Is h"toby givrh ntl In , cnTdsnc" with
M Act Of u" Legislature 81 ihr u ut" uf S"'A
ia entitled 4 Nrt g. refund n ru,;inn Of tho
huud'd dch. ~ ElSU County" approved jan.
nary 2filI. 1874. stated proposals viii be &C..
c,iN'h by iur ut NY unr"p IN EIkr. Nevada. up
g. six O',!o,k y. 81. on tho 9TH day 81 February.
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pursuance % said law. which said proposals
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DO surrendered. together with all 81 tloir TO.
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