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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

Richmond. Va, Feb. :, 1888.
sALES-1 900 Virginia Centuries 40
.egn, / 600 do. al SCI, 80 shares Virginia
CAROLINA Chemical preferred al 1l6t4.
Gov SECURITIES Bio Asked
T. s as. T.. and c. 1eO7..... ll2ls &c.
T. S. 81. r. and c.. l02j..... lOi -.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-23

Wanted.-A few more good men in the
woods Inquire of S. L. Leavitt, Crafts
tr,, Vermont 41-43
Help Wanted.-Watchmen and men to
work in woods and mill. L. NJ. Robinson,
Albany.
Wanted Immediately.-Cap girl for
general homework in small family. Ad-
dress H., Lock Box F., st. Johnsbury, VT.
Car apples on track this week. Bring
your barrels and get them filled for less
than 3 co. BaIdwins and Greetings. w.
c. Twombly, Barton Landing.
Young calves wanted. will give u cts.
a pound for young calves delivered at my
barn. one mile west of Barton village on
Burton hill road. Milo J. Owen. 42-44
To let. The rooms in Ovens block
formerly occupied by Mrs. Barstow for
millinery and dressmaking. Apply to
o. D. Owen. Barton.
For sale. One parlor coal stove, 1 ex-
tension table, and 2 sets nearly new
Fairbanks scales. Inquire of I'll. NJ. Gard
liner.
Collie dog lost. Dark yellow; all one
color Name, Ben. Address, E. D. Stafford,
Bloomington Center, vt.
Lost. Beagle bitch, black, white and
tan, tan head and ears; answering to the
name of Triumph. Finder please notify
me and receive reward. John G. Reed,
Barton, Vt. u
PouItry.-I have yearling hens, chickens,
and a few ducks which will dress fresh
to order. n. NJ Hubbard, Barton. If
WANTED Immediately, girl for general
work, also millinery apprentice. A large
display Of trimmed hats this week at E. l..
Barstows.
Fresh bread, doughnuts and ginger
cookies always on hand; other things
cooked to order. Mrs. r. E. Bailey. ca.
F. McDougalI's tenement.)
Cali and inspect our large line of trim
med hats and bonnets. Fresh arrivals OF
goods each week. Mrs. S. D. Stone, Post
Office block: 1t
Toilet cheap, a good organ, now in Good
Templars' hall. Henry G. Gay. If
Wanted. A capable girl to do house
work in the village of Barton. Good
wages paid. Address, Box 400, Barton,
Vt. .-
Wanted at once, so bushels of beans, for
which we will pay the highest market
price. o. D. Owen.
On account of illness Mrs. Twom bly,
will not be at Craftsbury as advertised
last week, and Miss Colburne would like
to have the ladies call at her rooms in
Barton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-23
Barton.

Barton.
Bert Owen is quite sick.
Mrs. Charles Cheney visited in town last
week.
The new diaIs for the village clock have
arrived.
See Mr.. Ovens ad. for ladies' furs on
first page.
Mrs. Walker OF Glover is sewing for
Mrs. Monkey.
Mrs. Chas. Sawyer of Lowell was in
town recently.
F. w. Cutting was quite sick last week
bat is much better.
Oscar ]. Cook left last Tuesday for
Denver, Colorado.
J. n. Webster was in Montpelier on
business last week.
Mrs. Ora Lyon, who has been very i'll, is
improving rapidly.
Mr.. T. Wright is building barn at his
place on Park street.
Miss Nellie Colby of DanvilIe visited
relatives in town last week.
Mrs. F. A. Belknap has returned to Lyn-
donville to spend the winter.
Mrs. Fred H. PiIlsbury, who has been
sick at her fathers, is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer E. Smith spent
Sunday here. Mrs. Smith will remain
several days.
Miss Cults of Claremont, n. H., returned
with Mrs. o. E. Cowles and will remain
for a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Gordon of Beth
lehem, n. H., are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. II. a. Folsom.
Special communication of Orleans Lodge
No. 30 F. and A. NJ, next Friday evening.
Work in the second degree.
Mrs. o. D. Owen and Mrs. E. w. Barron
attended the State Sunday-schoo con-
vention at Brattleboro last week.
Rev. II. T. Barnard of Barton Landing
will preach at the Cong. church next Sun
day morning in exchange with the pastor.
A number of the young ladies who work
in the Peerless called on Miss Clara
Comstock at her home one evening last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Stone and Miss
Helen Graves of st. Johnsbury Centre
visited Mrs. johnson and daughters last
week.
David Gallup, formerly of Troy, is quite
i'll with heart disease at the home of
Clarence Coburn.-Mrs. Coburn is also on
the sick list.
Seventy tickets were sold at this station
last Thursday to parties going to Boston.
About two-thirds OF them were to people
living in this village.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-23
Probate Courts.

Probate Courts will De held at the Probate
flee in Newport each Monday. At the office
of F. W StE %.ue IN Barton on the second
Friday OF each month; at the Office of B. f.
D. Car penter at Barton Landing in the for.
noon of the third Friday of each month. PAR
ties having business with the Court at Barton
or Barton Landing concerning pending es-
tates will please inform the Court in advance
that he may take the necessary papers WITT
him. +. E. ALFRED, Judge of Probate.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-23
Local Advertising.

Advertisements and notices, as prone
nades, shows and other entertainments VIII
he published under this head for t1Co cents
word for first insertion, one cent word u ere
after. We shall run no advertisement among
local items. Cash must accompany the or
der. No charge l0iIL be made OF less than
fOrtU cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-23

Wanted.-A few more good men in the
woods. Inquire of S. L. Leavltt, Crafts
bury, Vermont. alas
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30

This Is the way q new reporter on
one OF our exchanges described a head
end collision:
The engineer perceived the other
train coming about thirty yards dis
tant and Immediately reversed his in
jector and slapped the damper over
the top OF the smoke stack, but the
force OF the smoke and steam coming
ont so fast pushed the engine ahead.
When the two big engines hit they
made a big racket. In the passen.
ger engines boiler the kerhummiI
was twisted and jammed into the ker.
hibber, 80 that the spiral spring that
keeps the boiler stiff, let go with an
awful whang and smashed the klam.
toodle, and the engineer III jumping
was hit by the prison valve, which
had become e~ntangled in the hand OF
the eccentric spout, and his right leg
was broken above his left knee. The
fireman jumped over the sand squirt
or on h left side and fell violently
on his kidneys, but escaped without
seuous injury. The other engine
got her front end smashed in, but M
all the smoke and steam got ont when
the front damper back OF the number
plate bursted she could not blow up
but the pump kept going and she
coughed out n great deal OF red hot
cinders through the safety valves. un.
til the fire became wasted and che 90:
cold. Both the engineer and fire man
jumped. after throwing out the oil
can,the coal shovel and a big monkey
wrench, and their prompt action saw
cd the company a great loss in engine
implements as the oil can and monkey
wrench would have been smashed TO
smithe reens.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30

u THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth judicial District OF the state OF
Nevada, In and for the County of Eiko.
Mary Wilson. Plaintiff,
against
Charles Wilson, Defendant.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to
Charles Wilson, Defendant:
You are hereby required TO appear In an
action brought against you los the above
named plaintiff Ia the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District OF tho State of Ne.
Vadu, In and for the County OF ElkO, ana 10
answer tho Complaint filed therein, within
ten days. tcxclusivc OF the dag of scrvlccJ,
after the service on you OF this Summons
II served within this County: or ~ served
out OF this County, but In this District,
within twenty days; Otherwise within forty
daSs, or judgment by default will bC taken
against you according 20 the prayer Of said
Complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover u
decree OF divorce forever dlssOlviDg the
bonds Of mairiuony now existing between
sou and said plniniir and allowing said
plaintin to resume her maiden name. Mary
MulcahS, on the grounds OF dCScTtion by you
OF said plaintiff for more Than one year last
past prior 10 the commencement OF this ac.
iiun.
All OF which will moro fully appear from
the complaint. which is on file In the oncc
OF the Clerk Of said Court at Elku In said
county and TO which you arc especially re-
fcrrcd.
And sou arc hereby notified thnt ~ yon
Toll to appear and answer said complaint rs
TO the Court for. tho relief demanded therein
and for costs OF suit.
Given under my hand At E!ko this 18th
day Of Mach, Nd. 1890.
MARION &. WILSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30

On the wild coast OF the Bay OF
Biscay, half way between Barritz
and BayOnne, is the humble, bare
convent OF the Sisters OF Silence.
They are bound by their oaths never
to speak nor TO look in n human face.
SPECIFICS, and with ever down-cast
eyes, they mediate hour by hour and
day after day on the life that il past
and the life that Is to come. Toilink,
working and praying. But do not
believe for n moment that, however
bitter their task, however humble
their dwelling in the lonely dunes
however lowly and unadorned their
chapel, their "cellules--which almost
resemble a prisoners cell, with moth.
ing but sand for the floor = these soil.
tary and silent women are never idle,
They till the barren soil and make il
fertile; they cultivate flowers and
grow vegetables in nj undancc, which
are freely sold in tho markets OF
France as well M Spain; they make
lace, they make shoes; they pain,
cards with exquisite tas:e--all oil
which produce is sold for tile beneR,
OF The Convent Of the Refuge. Elm.
prcsa Eugcnia has prayed in this
chapel; Queen Victoria has also been
a visitor within its walls.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
SErKeon In Hard Luck.

Here Is a very extraordinary case
that is causing excitement among
physicians not only in this country
but in all other countries, where the
the medical profession Hourishes, as
soon as the news reaches them from
Dresden. In the capital city OF that
kingdom the public prosecutor has
announced his intention OF institut-
ing criminal proceeding against a
p%rscticing physician under tho follow
ing circumstances:
The doctor received a lady suffer.
ing from come .interna! complaint in
to his private hospital. He found
that a small operation was necessary
and she consented. When cbloro-
form had been administered. bowev.
er. it appeared that the mischief was
much more serious than the doctor
had at first aupposed and that the
small operation would not be sufi-
cient. Accordingly he performed
another, 1t proved TO be effective,
the lady recovered and showed herself
deeply grateful until the little ac-
count arrived. Then che protested
that the greater operation had been
unnecessary and that az il WA per.
formed without her knowledge she
threatened an action for assault or
BODILY injury Thercupon the doc.
tor sued her for the amount OF the
bill, sl37. Tho Supreme Provision
al court a! Dresden has delivered
judgment. l: admits that the opera!
ton has heightened the defendants
Gio probably. but It was not carried
on with her knowledge or approval,
1t might have been carried on with
danger. Therefore the court declar.
ed II an intentional and illegal bodily
injury. Forthwith as has been said
the public prosecutor instituted Grim.
insl proceedibgs.-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
Company 4

At the meeting Of Co. E Tuesday
night the books Of the company we.e
audited and found to be correct \
committed OF two was appoT q -
ascertain what was done With the
money collected from the citizens ov-
or a year ago with which to purchase
a flag for the company. The ISDE.
PENDENT understands that In the
Deighborhood OF OF $50 was collected
by MR. streicher for this purpose out
OF which he paid between s55 and eco
for the flag leaving the balance I'M
accounted for. 1t is the intention OF
the committee to collect this and di-
1t prorata among those who sub
scfibed to the fund. This is a matter
that the company should ssttle up az
the money was subscribed for it's
benefit. Other matters regarding the
finances OF the company we're discuss.
ed and will bs acted upon at a future
meeting.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
NAN VS.. DOLLAR

john Clark Ridpaih. the grea. his
toniD, outlines the Democratic plat
form OF 1900: The present political
order il based on the dollar. The
true political order Is based on nan.
The man and the dollar az zar, and
the . or the other must go 20 the
~an. 1.-THE man prevails over tie
dollar. then the Democracy viii CO..
tinue to eIs; as Z fact and rripoPs
among men: IL the dollar prertEs
over man. then the empire viii FS-
vail over Democracy. IL s=EEs
chooses the dona- Coi p~5o>-rT
chooses the uan, II VII he As SGs$
pes Of ever! pstaOt TO SET tacsSbt-
peIt rsa- and rcuIrEfE i PK:-2ct tdc
the Presidency. II VII - tier tGS
iress TO ANNOUNCE sP-ztto-2 e T-c-
ciples OF =hieh pz;ooo@ shall heGR
z ALPHA s,c the omega LOT tS shan
patriotism which undertakes a EA- 81
conquest with the i'll concealed pr
pose OF reducing millions O. bt-tL--
ians to the slave gang and the co&ie
pen, but the real patriotism o. hr-
nanity and country and freedom.
The patriotism which =n dominate
next years Democratic platform viii
d emand freedom for all men. white
brown and black. II viii demand
freedom from political oppression,
from social oppression and especially
from plntocratic oppression in all IFS
FORMS
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
EVENING THINGS UP.

An incident has occurred in Arizo,
IA 70 furnish additional proof 10 the
INV II cJ-psoItbJo; 10 evidence
EnIts 1DErs GIE4 E1r,=ss has always is
I1sanauIt e5Es Ind the iEk rluud Z
hiiEar lining
Inn -Hnara rEmq III Ia bar5s-.
yiHr7s i hi#E II griH;H-t3-I sn5
4Har-niIsu III =IIr fir Eils 5na5.,r 4-s.lE.
mr., uwD irlraiErE, 1t..v rcufa-K- 4n-n,t
rnnIIEii,aru t-lyprE-
IL mtar - nquIs!2f ls @4rs-11lL
.ldrIIH &c -lEt- lii GBE-u1545 J-s-
5H.nsrT Iini5 =ufs LII E:r- "a. :1as-
sTi It sSur1
FZr1Ds n2E nLi-:1z1. a. -5z.
F'saas 0r Ii. AcE5.a. .-vca=-
Eeco 5eGrzL-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
Exo1NkERs N roRTo RICO.
Tho intelligent engineer i. demau

Tho intelligent engineer u demand
ed on every hand. Harbors say,
-dredse u. up 20 that greater ships
may come closer TO the lands that We
guard A thousand eopicus rush
ing streams constantly CRY, -chain us.
chain u.s. We have the energy 70
generate electricity sufficient to tcr-
Nah al The power that this island
needs ,or industrial eronouy- We
can light cities, drive czn.oooS food,
hull coffee AID grind cane Turn
car za.ers On the ard lands that We
mar Improve TIE p-udOcina % thu
already protective as,knd. Bridge Ct
SO "a. coaGuE@6c1 "a. be free
Lead - ito The cities and tie bone.
Caeiez - Ito fooutEzS sewers
E5 hu.A L nc-3od rinzres
t~ve-tr-Sye Aocsz,5 tE0sz 35Iz
caaG 10 tno!-so-s re,1o- 5e rAss=-S
s51-as. AID tkc1ss WHO Ecz9i -ss5S4
.e-e eal tar god -on5A TE= ~.
so1pas &C Et sEa fs Ls5Ses II;
er-rlSs dE-. IL 10 e-x@k then LII
mL.erEL L.. AlutAssa Ei -r17 20
Sri .H.s:r u ia E-aF-gsx &C r5rs1zs-
DE On srsry KIND fhs-s Is a.
I7Gsll i.r LIZ rE9bnr1nu Il SoEl,
cl1 scntprs- TH Is,55a;n CT cid and
rputs-ssn lEv4 Ia 6s-ua65, Nth
1as EirtHrI:uiuu az those having q
aruis sf eguSEIy Eod Justice. Pub.
lis ufhGiEls noE4 leErn tlIEt ihey arc
H.E-rut1E Ind aot The masters OF PEG.
ghA Tins tErlds. Which are now a
duuhls acting barrier between tho
commerce q Porto Rico and its pco-
Els- must go. Banks are needed, tho
Duustky system must DO reformed,
Eod public education must DO made
universal, free and effective.
What higher investment or moro
noble return could America mako or
receive than the reward Of giving
these blessings to even 30 small an
island rs Porto Ricol Such would
indeed be a noble justification OF Il
wal for bunanity.-Forum.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
sLooDsHED IN PHILIPPINES

The nezs from Manila il s~ickening.
The heaviest fighting OF this whole
useless war has Just taken place and
blood, the blood OF good,young Amer
leans, has flowed BIKE water. No
longer do the Filipinos negotiate IN
ram Ger peace, bat they fight like lie.
mons, and very Ike other men whom
We honor for having died for free,
dom.
These wretches may moi be IS
sorth! o; freedom AID Liberty a. we're
or fathers, sho cast Of the yoke o.
England, they may not be capable o:
self-soTeEnnent az al, the! might Be
better Of under the military govern.
n=nt OF the Urited States, bat they
are igsoznt e -en ss brave and
,resdoa-Iov5nE.
II . strange thing that oar PSo-
PIE do Tot So the bad position IN
which &c stand With The FEpTSoe
We ara invaders Of their country. We
are =oald be oorqusrors o; The L.
tIo6s and yet re profess to believe
thai every people sboald be allowed
70 govern themselves We viii no;
allow others The night that Ee claim
fox o7-seires IS God-given. We hon.
q tboss Ebo Sght and die for free
CON from Z foreign power, except
III WHEN we are thst foreign pow
e.
We have only TO ask the question,
-For what are the people OF the Phil
ippines fighting!' to sec how bad n
position we are in from II moral
standpoint. We nre as inconsistent
az the Pilgrim forefathers, who fled to
America to escape religious parsecu-
ton and thon straightway began
themselves to prosecute the Quakers
and Baptists for their opinions.-St.
Joseph News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
New View of Prize Flights

We are all miserable sinners! There
cannot be an atom Of doubt about il.
Even the skirts Of the Clergy are not
clear this time, for a clerg! man Va,
q side participant and blessed one
OF the chief offenders. The trouble
was brought about through the re-
cent Singing match. The most OF
US preserve a stiff and unbendlng
front or frown against the ring. but
when there is a sensation Of that kind
that the California boy presents to-
day, ever the residents OF Piety Hill
on the Czss farm sTeup early to look
for a morning paper. Some OF US pre-
served our hatred Of the ring and Of
brutal fighting until We read tha;
Jefnes, the elder, a minister Of the
gospel no. living II Los Angeles,
wired his blessing 70 his son and e1-
pressed z hope that he you'd knock
FitzEmmon's head into the next pre-
ctrct-pot In just these lords but IL
To-SS 70 thai effect. That let's the
bars coEn; ue car al get in on the
g-pzDd foo- DOE, ;alk ring Elsog.and
bd-Ei that !! :he-s L anything that
We bk= 30 read aba; Is a doSn night
szEzooE PHzs fight OF the
far KID thE. lezres only physical
E0zDis @i oone 0! :hea fatal. putt
Zig : zen IN AID the best nan on
We ought not 10 feel that way.
6Qi re = take pride II the human
rao= bsAuA o. the fact that Fitz
comes forward in manly -sy and says
that Jsdns Is the better nan and
Non on his meHt=. Tie fact Is, that
telegram from the clergyman has
knocked ont a lot OF hypocrisy.-De-
troit Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
Wants

Tho aged parent OF n colored volun.
teer addressed this letter to tho prcsi.
dent recently:
Mister Convent:
Dear Sir-Ef q sojer what wuz in
de war TO de mustard give ont nm
wuzn't hit by de Spanicis but ko,ch.
ed col in his lef' leg whilst heppin
tor dc righ on had de leg saved of
In sell defense by Ills family physi.
cian-'ef ez | sez, dat eoier should q,
Tor a pension, would dat pension be
giv'n him en- no questions axed?
Atlanta Constitution
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
To Whom it May Concern.
STATE LAND OFFICE.

49, ~ ~
CAEsos CITY, New. April %, 1872
Notice IN hereby given that the state OF
Nevada under the Act OF Congress- nDnroy.
Ell June 10, lsSD t2l Stats. :sO. n Ricd in
nc United. states Land OmcU al Carson
CITY, Nevada. List No. 215 OF lands selected
unuet snih Act, aud has applied for n pat.
oni Tor said lhndsi that n part OF said list
Is open to tho public Tor inspection, aud n
c1py thereof, by descriptive sub divisions,
has been posted In u convenient place In
SAID United States Land OniCo for tho IN.
spccilOn Of all persons interested and tho
public generally.
Within tho ncKt sixty days following tho
dhtc OF this notice protests or contests
against the claim u said State OF Nevada
70 any tract or subdivision described In tho
list. on the ground that tho snno In more
valuable for mineral than agricultural pur.
poses, viii 30 received aad noted by tho
Register and Receiver Of tho United States
Land ONCE ~ Carson City, Nevada. for re-.
port to the General Land omco NJ wash.
The following arc tho subdivisions dc.
scrlbcd. 30 wit:
g. H.: OF =. Il. Z Sec. 20 r. Is Y. n. q r.,
VI. ID. II. Mo- acres,
r. d. KELLEY,
state Land Register OF the state Of Nevada
baic OF hFSi insertion. May ., 1872.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30

According 10 recent ecientiRc rev.
elstions 1t Is getting Unsafe 10 cat,
drink or breathe. We are told that
water ia full Of typhoid fever and dis.
case gefms. Beer causes BriRht's
disease. Vino and whisky ceuse
gastric and other stomach DISORDERS.
Coffee racks the nerves and ten at.
tackS the liver. Eggs cause billions
ness. Fish bring on leprosy. Pep
per and condiments destroy tho taste
Oatmeal causes boils and eruptions
Fresh bread Is unwholssome. Stale
bread causes colo. Grapes and bcr
rien cause appendicitis. Tomatoes
copduce to ~cancer.It Is suicidal 10 ca.
cucumbcn. Radishes and lettuce
produce dyspepsia. Potatoes are ial.
lacious. Brown bread Ia no better
tbap saw dust. Butter creates acid
in the stomach. Corn bread In bonet
IN nutricious. Even the air we breathe
Ia fairly alive with germs and mi
crobes.--EI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30

At the present time one per cen, OF
the people Of this country " and
control as much wealth M the other
nincty.ninc per cent OF the people
How do the ono per cent do this In
this free county, The answer IL
eeoy-by purchainR legislation, mu.
nicipal, county, state and national.
That's how. Who 10 to blame for
this horrible condition Of aGairsY
Tho answer Is also easy-the people
They have the remedy In their power
TO right all thoso wrongs-tho ballot
When will they usc It no they shouldl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30
Delinquent Tax Sale.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER AND
hS'otfiCio TAN RECEIVER.
ELKO, Eiko County, Nevada

OFFICE or THE County TREASURER AND
hS'otFiCiO TAN RECEIVER.
ELKo, Eiko County, Nevada
June ~. 1929.
Notice Is hereby given Inn In nccorln1c,
with law, tsco statutes 1921. Sec. 81, pages
li1, lis) zach OF tho following described
PIECES or parcels OF property Will bc sold AT
public auction, .nt tho court house door,
town, county and State, aforesaid, on July
~ ltFp, nj IL o'clock ~. OF said day, 1.-THE
budding Mt tax sales, under tho provisions
OF these sections, shall DO for tho smsllost
quantity Of property that will pas the taxes
penalties and COSTS TO pay tho delinquent
taxes. penalties ana costs against tho
same. unless said taxes, penalties and
costs arc paid TO mo before said date:
HAYWARD. Mrs. L. V. Lnmoirlo. Nov
i r"Efe !, !, !a ~ /, a. az q 81 sgC sn@ Z r. g i,
scS, IS, + Is. i. IS. Ef.-9tSSisnscS .l VIZ n W =
Household furniture. value sij0. 9 work
20; 10 stock horses, ynluo 40: I Jack. yniuo
tI5.i milch COWS, value sT5: 3 hogs. vain"
tlDi . wagons. Ynluc SGi: machinery, value
sgl-TOtal value ttj7j.
~ O-Toiai ~ 81 '''
md sou arc hcrcby further no,lncd, thu,
unless payment shalt bc made b"for: ssaht
uay. Tho above described property viii Lo
sold on Monday, july ~. iSyg' nj IL o'eio"I,
W., 70 pay INC aforesaid d%eiinqucn, taxes.
rpcnt m1 ia sEd costs. also that, that 10 tor
Srn! on VIC amount Of said taEcs. and Tho
cost OF advertising will DO collected in nj.
diii91 to the original tax. W.
dc n,sV I'm, shld property is subject 10 70.
,np,l"n N|nlh sly months from the dnto
Oh such sale. by tho payment OF nil SsntI
hnfns. Win thrco per cont per month there
." IRON '"'o OF snio until pnid
a. q. DAwIEY.
n. County Treasurer and TX OmcIo
ny n Receiver.
IA MCBRIDE, Deputy.