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iiy local applications. as they cannot
rcaci, the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only ono ~av to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by MI iniiam-d con
di,ion Of the mucous lining II the Gus
tlchian tube. When this tubs gets In
famed Won have y tumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when II Is rn.
,iT-i; closed deafness IL the result. and
unless the Inflammation can bc taken
on, and this tubs restored Ia Its normal
condition. hearing will L. DESTROYED for.
ever: nine eases out II ten arr caused
by catarrh. which Is nothing but M In.
famed condition II the mucous surfaces.
We will give ono hundred dollars for
any ease Of deafness tcausrd by ca,arfhl
ihut Nc cannot cure by taking Halls
CaiaTth Cure. Send for circulars. free.
=. }. CHENEY 4 Co.. Toledo. q.
Sold by druggisis-7r.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received bv
the secretary Of the White River Ditch
company up to 10 the hour OF !. o'clock
noon Of September q. 1891. for the con-
s.ruction Of the White River ditch for a
distance of about twelve miles; plans
and specifications for which can lie sect
Mt the Office Of the County Treasurer in
the school house in Mecker On and after
September IL, 1891.
The company reserves the right to re.
ject any or NIL bids. n. j. HAY,
Secretary.
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Bl1 Os or PASSAGE.

Joe Kuns was up from Willow creek
Tuesday.
Dave Edwards was over from Ax!al
"Wednesday.
+. j. Young, bradford. Pa, regis.
tered at the Meeker Monday.
Stuart Edgar. accompanied by his
brother, Percy, came In from Denver
last evening.
George Leohmsrs. manager OF the ~.
outti, was up from Pice-aIcs in the fare
part Of the week.
Mrs. ]. II. l.nkamp and son Frank, Of
liuiord, were guests OF Airs. 4. u. Wat
son on Thursday.
&, &. Compton. \. Barney aud 4. l..
Bennett. all of Denver, were registered
u, the Meeker during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Baer came in san.
day aud viii spend some time al tue
l.aei .kiliuI ranch In Danior,h park.
j. q. Hail, T.. T.. Sla,tocks and James
$. Stewart, Of South Omaha, were auto
graphed at the Mreker In the fore part
Of the week.
Postmaster Attix, accompanied by his
uncle Judge Brown. departed for Lily
Park Tuesday where they will rusticatc
for brief time.
Sam Wear came IN Tuesday and Is
resting up prepai atory To The fall round
up when lie expects ~ br In the saddle
most Of the tims.
Horace Blown. one Of Grand river ;
prominent ranchmen. is visiting his
brother. 4. 4. brown. at the latter
residence on below town.
Miss Allie Craig, who has been visit
Ing Mir. and Mis-. l.. T.. Craig for the
pas, Two months. left for her home at
humboldt, Neb., on Monday.
II. II. Carnrik1. OF Deer creek. paid
Mesker one Of his periodical visits Oh
Wednesday. Dick has completed his
and Is iu - happy frame Of
mind.
John II. Dunn MAS In from it-avrr
valley Thursday and reports hayinG
about over In his nrighborhooi. lie
thinks late grain is i,abl. To be nipI-d
BY tho early trusts before IL natures.
Another crowd Of tourists left Mc-kcr
morning TOT MArvinc LSigc.
Ai-sstx. L. l.. Noble. l., 4. Perkins.
James r. Barnes and a. l.. LAYTON. Of
I,,ioftuin SnrinVx and ~ H. vrfnnfn
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Trark +. Sheridan rendered an Gle.
CANT oyster supper 10 his brother Odd
Fellows on Wednesday evening. The
occasion for the spread was that Mr..
Sheridan was recently elevated to the
highest position within the gift Of the
local lodge, and he acknowledged their
action In a betittinv manner,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

Fret Aiiis, Who has held down the
position Of "d.v,i'' In this oAIce for s-v.
-rai months back. will leave for Denver
during the carly part 1t next week.
where lie will enter 81 Johns College.
one Of the fines, collegiate installations
In the country. Fred Is u bright boy
with strong icaninss toward the news
pa,-s business, and We believe, II he
sticks To that trail. will In due time
make his mark In journalism.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

GlcnwooA pays her TEACHERS we'll. hat,
igura,iycly speaking. holds club over
their heads. Tie principal receives
siso pr month And The teachers s75
All are hired from month 10 month
thus giving the directors mn oppoI,unit,
Ia lie, principal or teachers on, on short
notice. We should think they ought
To receive n literal salary under such
All arrangement
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Joseph a. Carroll Of Craig. and Mrs.
Sarah slinkard II Axinl, were married
nj The Anilcrs hIei On Wednesday
evening. Justice Burnliam tying the
hyfncncal knot. Both people are we'll
known on the Yampa river side OF the
divide and no doubt all will join with
TuE HERALD In wishing them happy
welded life
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a very pleasant dance was that given
By the ladies ~ ~. James church Mon.
day evening. Refreshments were served
in the hall and every body had such Il
good time That it is hoped the ladies'
VIII soon give aHother. They realized
over forty dollars. which viii be applied
on the church organ Indebtedness.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

Travelling fncos. Stranger: "llcm
10y. do you know any Of the newspaper
reporters by siHhty'
Hotel Boy Lots Of EN-
"Wcll-cr-ahcm nm the
lion. MIR. Greatman. but I registered rs
J. Smith In order to avoid in,crviewcIs.
Heres quarter"
boy-"Ali right. III tell EN- YOU'RE
hcre.-Ex.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

Among the many pleasing notices re-.
f-rring Ia Tmg IIxnALps birthday.
We note the following. which appeared
In the Denver SAN. on Tuesday: "rug
MEE.EH HERALD had birthday last
week. AMI has nov entered upon Its
seventh year. TnE HERALD has t-cn
conspicuous In the building up OF
Mcck-r. and Its editor In alive 10 the
welfare Of Rio Hanco comfy and the
White River valley. The Iroplc II that
section have a faithful servant Of the
pnblic interest In Tx HERALD. and IL
deserves thr!s support.
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Think of Ill Grain So heavy that no
machine can cui the first round. That
Is the care in this valley. We hope no
more rain will fall scon rs mich OF the
grain Is falling. Never has there been
such crops Of hay and grain In Ashley,
and the farmers would liz jnbilant had
not the last heavy rains done much
damage. Uintah Pappoose.
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Cowboys, Cowsnen,

And the public generally are informed
that Harry Barnard is running the Hio
Blanco Stables and will welcome all his
old friends to his place OF business on
the river front tthe old Mediation barn..
Careful attention gwen to horses and
charges very reasonable.
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Sam Wear has bought the meat and
produce market heretofore run by Gus
widman and will continue the business
At the old stand. Mr.. Wear Is we'll
known, popular and capable business
man. and IL there is such thing m hit.
ting the buli's eve Of success Sam will
ring the bell.
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a. II. CooperiieI. who has for over n
wear past. held y responsible position In
waisoos store. has rendered his Icsig-
nation. 10 take cifcc, on Monday. Mr..
Coopctider has been offered very nc.
ccp'abe positions both In Denver and
Kansas City, but has not yc; settled In
his own mind which Of these cities vii
be his future residing place.
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Rio DlaDcp eruntv will he represented
at the teachers institute. which is now
In session at Aspen. by the following
named ladies and gentlemen: Mrs
Fin,el. Miss Wash. Miss Arnold, Miss
Mahon. Mr.. q. d. Kelley, Prof. Rob
inson and County Superintendent Fore.
man
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

As We 10 to prc.s the case Of Game
Warden Taylor W. Jimmy Johnson.
charged with violating the game Law, Is
icing heard by Justice Bu,nham. The
case Of ". II. Carver. up on the same
charge. will lie tried BY Justice Bloom.
field next Monday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

Quite n number OF Burlington officials
are at present sojourning Mt Trapprs'
lake and vicinity ostsnsibly on u hunt
ing and fishing expedition. They will
also INSPECT the lay Of the land with re-
CARDS 10 extending the line into North
western Colorado.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

-Four prairie schoonrrs. loaded with
smigran,s. pulled In from the north
Sunday. As they kept a.moving In the
direction " the bridge below town we
did not learn their destination.
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Hooks and .,a,,oner, n, A,,ix bros

Many years practice has given G. A.
Snow 4 Co.. solicitors of patents at
Washington. u. e.. unaurpaaSe1 sue.
cess In obtaining patents for all glasses
cf inventions. They make y specially
ii rejected cases. AMI have secured al.
lowancc Of many patents that had been
previously rejected.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

Major Boutwell,. who keeps a fatherly
eye on things around the Hayes horse
ranch on Thurman creek, mingled with
he boys for a short time during the
sss,y part NJ the ~cnt. We tried - pe,
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@$~ -@OO
Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; It Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. aud acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanscs the sys-
tenn edsctuslly. dispels colds. head.
aches and fevcrs aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Fig, Is the
oaly remedy Of is kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing to tho taste and &C.
cep.aLle to tho stomach. prompt In
its action and truly beneficial 10 It's
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for salo In 6Oc
and 81 bottles BY oil leading drug.
gistA Any reliable druggist Who
may not hsvp II On hand will pro-
euro Il prompsly for my one Who
wishes to Try Il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SXRVP co.
sis Ssiscisc0. CAT.
Louyynif. ~. sfT ross. ~
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You are cordially invited 10 attend
tic services nj ~. Jams church neSi
Sunday evening. Subject VI the ser
mon. "C,-.ihtuliion."
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To she rabtue.

Notice is hereby given that 1 do not
own the black horne branded TT to
be sold at sheriff's sale on the 3lst. and
an, one buying him does 30 at their own
risk. JAMES MCANDREws.
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SALARY, SIS PER WEEK.

WAN1Ec-Gooi Agents TO sell our
General line Of merchandise. No ped.
ding. Above salary will he paid To
live" agents.
For further information. address.
Chicago General supply Co.,
rs wrs, Van Dur-n ST.. Chicago. III.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

For Chinese silk hHndkrrch,efs.
qurensuare and fancy goods. cal! on
John Wong. Al the Hing kcc Laundry.
Goods received direct from China.
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For drugs. medicines. paints. Books,
stationery. fancy and ioilr; articles.
Held glasses. artisis materials. musical
goods. etc. etc. go ot ssnd your orncts
Ia Dr. T.. Siuver. Kawlins. Wyoming
and get the best goods nj lowest prices
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

Tie Colorado State Horticultural
s,c,cty will hold Its annual exhibit u,
Grand Junction. on September ltsh.
10th. lI,i ani 18th.
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nro pLANCo LODGE NO. 80, A. r. 4
a. ~.

Meets the second and fourth Eatur
days In each month. Visiting brethren
cordially invited.
II. G. PETERSON, W. n.
JAMES LYrTLE. Secretary.
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The uos, delightful, season 81 til
ycar-ep White r,ug-is now al hand.
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Schoc! commences on Monday, Sept.
7,h. Tie new principal las not vet ~.
rived, but win pto,abl, be on hand next
week,
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sam bernstein rays the highest cash
prices for all kinds 81 hides and furs. II
you have any iurs OF hides 10 sell call on
bernstein.
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Democrats. attend /" the primaries In
yoas respective districts mex, Saturday.
September S,h.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

The finest and NEST complete line oi
Of novelties In perfumes ever shown In
MccScr. A1Tix Bios.
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Clara said he-"Ciara-" Tho
mas" shc whispered. Il do lov. YOU;
bu, aren't you little mistaken This Is
Friday night, and I am Sarali.n
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Mason's glass fruit jars. 8: 20 pei
dozen. nj Thompson h CiArkc's.
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Fresh bread at Mrs. Miller,s.

THE HknALp and the Home Maya.
zine for 81. Subscribe now.
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Tom Shelton came In from RawIins
yesterday. loaded with freight for J. w.
Hugns Il Co. AL Reed also came in
with consignment for the same firm.
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For quiet, honc.like place try N.
Miller House.
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Fine cigars and tobaccos ut the post
Office store. Att,x Bros.
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Mason's glass fruit jars, $3.50 pei
dozen, at Thompson Il Clarke's.
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l.. J. Beemer pays cash for scalp and
county warrants.
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just in. a large invoice Of fresl
groceries. At Watoon's store.
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Drugs and patent medicines, at Atti,
Bros.
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Soon is the time the Rifle peddler packs
Ilis watermelons In a wagon;
This Is the way they'll look on top--O
And this ul,rn down nj the hottom-..
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Mason's glass fruit jars, $40 per
dozen. nj Thompson h Ciarkcs.
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HOME NEWS
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

MkRxEu. August ~. 1881.
In accordance with instructions from
thr Democratic county central commit
Ire, n convention Of the Democrats
party o. Rio Elanco county, coloTad :
IL hereby called Ia meet at M..k-r on
SATURDAY.. SEPTEMBER is,h.
At 'viurh =. IN. for the purpose oi
nominating candidates for III. follow
Ing county offices. 10 he elected at n.
general election. November Sd, viz:
Ono C"unty Clerk and Recorder.
On. County Commissioner Second
District.
tine County Treasurer.
Que Sheriff
One County Assessor.
One County Surveyor.
One County sehoI Superintendent.
One Coroner.
Also To s-i.ct delegates In attend
The n-m.cfn,ic State convention which
soinipa'rs . esndiin,. iof Judge Of the
supreme Court.
Also ,o select Delegates 10 attend the
hWuhsIuIt bls'fiCE 0HlfcHti'n WHICH
dominates n candidate for District AT
torncy for The slh jn'',c,si district
Aud 10 transact such other business,
as ma, properly eun~ i-f"re said con'
vrntioli.
The primaries In the different pre-
cinc's viii H. held Saturday. September
9Th. bria.rn Jb~ hours Of . and 8 o'elocs
y. IN. 81, places ieion designated. and
representation 10 said convention IL mp
port!on.d ~ kI;.u, biased ON the Dem
.c,s,ic ,o,- at the last election;
rrr,iB-ts. ris-'s. p-i-spic..
Eanscl, ....... P"stosiicc ............ .
White River. i'osi1iyic- sees. 1900. )
rirc ance .....rl. ranch. ........... .
N~cksr ..... Social Club hall. ...... 5
sSs& Creek .ss,heA-housc .... >
Nvr~s wAit. .sct,.-ol.hous1 ......... q
lt,wcM Para. .S~,o,' .hous. .......
Tuos. KiLpryr.
l.. u. WaLrnipos. Chairman.
Secretary.
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Good pasturage at Hartke's ranch at
~ per head per month.
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New Deering Steel Binders at Wat
sous,
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During the summer vacation exicn'
sis. repairs have h-sn ma,i. "n the
M-carr school aniiiing AMI that sirnc'
,urr Is now -, solid ani secure rs any
building on the western SLOPE used for
like purp's-s. Tie foundation under
The tower has been strengthened and
two additional pillars and Two heavy
eros, beams have been put In rs support
Ia tile main hail and the two largest
rooms an the ground Goos. The plaster.
Ing. which had been more or less dam
aged is inisriii.vons boys. has been re-.
touched aud the building renovated In
general. lilo board can now assure the
public that Tho M.ekrT school house is
perfectly safe for all purposes. even II
packed To the standing room only"
limit.
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You cannot do wrong wiihou, suffer,
Ing wrong. -Emctsoa.
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Notions n, A,ti1 lIru,.. u, pcs,oilicc.
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VALENTINE LODGE, No. ~, 4. o. o. =

Meets every Wednesday evening at
8 O'Clock In the Hugus block. tisitin
members cordially received.
WIZ. A. KELLER, N. 6.
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Fresh bread ., Mrs. MIXERS.


Fresh groceries nj waison'~ Just
arrived.
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Fresh groceries a. wa,son's store.
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Fast living generally results in quick
dying.
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i gnbd many Of oar readers will re-
meIn,.r \. Il. Addicman, who spen,
most III last summer at Meeker and In
the White River valley and mad. friends
II everybody lie became acquainted
with. Air. Addlrinan and other Kansas
gentlemen are Interested in the asphal.
,um beds Of lower White river aud us
sOpn rs they can procure government
TIL. 10 their claims viii invest consider
able capital In developing the asphai,um
Deposits Of lower White river. In Il
private letter to TuE HERALD Mr.. \.
says, ninons other things: I'VE have
the iin-sl erops this season ever saw in
any country. III fact. We are not short
an ANYTHING. except cash, and that will
b- coming In soon. Ms wheat Is worth
~, per b,isl,ei and rye zoe. We have
lets of wheat TINT will go 70 bnshsl To
the acre. think corn In this decatur
county. Has will average "a busl,ri per
acre"
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Enirr,d IN The Postoffc- al Nc-ker. lilo Elsnco
County, Colo. u. seoot.delass mail matter.
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the major 10 tell the particulars OF his
first interview with Queen Victoria.
which took place when the gallant major
was over in London In the spring OF
'G2 buying ammunition for the Conf.d'
eracy. In; lie put us on with the prom
ise that hs would relate the incidents
connected with the historic event the
next t,Ge the scribe journcyed to Thur
man creek. lie did tell us, however,
That things were going on swimm!nglS
dean on Thurman; the Hayes boys can
show up as fine u lot Of colts AS lover
Of superior horse flesh would wish u
look AT; that their beautiful French
coach is The recognized fayoyi,s with
lower country breeders, aud that this
strain OF blood Is fast su?efsedlng all
others among horsrmea who want Ia
rails. good, stylish, all'purpose stock.
The major Is thorough believer IN
good bloo.l. Right YOU are, major.
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T'iiOs. KiLbrIF.
l.. u. WaLrmibos. Chairman.
Secretary.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-04-10

would more than probably, have ap-
pointed him Attoraey-General IN
every convention thereafter he +"
ceiysd fattering votes for the Ouosr-
nstorigl nomination aad it was the
convention Of 1888 that placed him
enthusiastically at the head Of the
ticket. He was elected by 1918
majority nd was inausueated as Gov
srnor On January 18th. 1889. La
June last he was invited tn d liver
the literary address at his AEmer Ma
ter. Princeton College. His ea2age-
ments prevented. He waa hon"red
with the degree Of L L D. Tnis de
gree had previously been given him
in Davidson College, AMI In 1888
the University OF North CAROLYN"
had given hira the same degree.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-04-10
notice.!

The undersigned having q"alih Il
az administrator of the estate p
James Bonner, decd, hereby MOTIF "a
al! persons indebted to said dece:sst: /
to make immediate payment t'
him All pers rs holding c'aim :
against said deceased Will present
same to him, properly rroven on ~
lefore March 9th. 1892, or tn;
notice will be pleaded IN bar OF the. I
recovery. This 9TH, March 1891.
- WIZ. Fl. BONNER, Admir-.
w. nj. BOND, Atty.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-04-10
NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified o.
e. ecutors of the late Qu:ntoR Il. Ward
n. tice ID hereby give, to all persons
Who hold claims Againss the estate to
. esent them properly proven on or DO
f. no April 10, 1899 or this notice will
% eaded i'm bar of their recovery. Per
b. ns who owe the estate will com
(. rward and promptly pay the same t
IL undersigRsd,
G. D. BRINKLEY
II. n. WARD.
April 8, 1891. Executors.