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• r Selling- Out ----- to o------ Close Business!! jSpi 1 * F..7en»bufg Tritt. NOTICE FCP PUOLICV.TiON bv a short ditch of to miles. In ad II! i » dition to f*.irnisl:in.; the mines with communication received fri?m I’ S. l.vxpOrrrr ;, I an abundant supply of water, •*”’ Mi. A. N. Uro k, of Pistol river, 1 K XKBl i <i. Or., July •'», 18.47.Í ditch can lie made to irrigate thou Curry county, urge, the appoint .5 I’i.-e is her ' V given th at the i.illow- Having .nA:-! -1 to close bnsine s at this place, I am ofieriug my fifed rw r ce ol li » Fancy ât ment of a joint committee of the tn-r i.:tm.*,l sell large .stock of FRIDAY. JULY 22 1887 sands of acres of land that only re ut in -up:« rt final pr'i inlertiin to tuak citizens of Josephine and Curry •' in.- Haim, and that sai I proto will tie BED prices . quires irrigation to make it as pro counties, for the purpose of discuss- i.-i.ul” h.*;<,re th ■ Iti.lv- <*r < jerk o; th? Hetfbtervd at the IWotflce in Grant’» ductive as any land t~rSi!ks ttt the eastern ¡ng ind arranging for the prop«»ted Counrv Court *>f Jo*ef.hino County. Or-- Pasa, On»., uh Seuond-ChiHH Matter. i ire-,. <• i Satur I tv. state«. The equibleness of the cli new road between Grants Pa-sand grin, a* < :rants I1 Other goods in propomC, Aug Uth, 1447. viz : I i*. I. -.'p T H I’ll •; mate and the deep rich «oil of this I'.H'-'Usburg Mr. Crook says: CORRESPONI>EX< I HU. tor th- S V. 11 Nit e’-'i.l e’ilr. N -. ‘ T have favored this proposition .. , s W I., -il«, Se ” 7 fp !l ’ : N 1 oi 8 E L •’ »’ -4 , ., neighborhood, are a sufficient guar- and feel confident that our people SK.iW W p invite I'orresixm lenee from ml sec- ' He tia:u s ■ the ioiinwi'ig wit- I."........ tioiiM oh Bu!>j’’ut<j oi local an<l other in- Aiitcc that any and all fruits and will meet you halfway. We are in nesses topr i»' !:i« -o itimi > h r -sid -;iie ...lie, tereota. grasses yiel-l unfailing crops. real nead of thoroughfares in this u;su’, a:.<1 culli»al.*• I ,-f, sai I land, viz: I -,.'-. MeV. h ', Ins. O. Mc .ee, Tit'*« With i-.tcli letter the name anil a ! Ires- countv, and are straining every II ¿I. ti I i 1:1 ■ s. all of Williams F nf the wn.l -r 1« require I, e.q*- i-ially if ---------- A Full Line of---------- After iu .peering the mines of the nerve to open a trail from Port Or O. ,*e¡ hii’.c l ”Unty Oregon. »ent for publication. . ... I '11 va. W. J(*i:s«r v, Kerby Mining & Milling Co., the ford to Chetco on a wagon-road áster. 7-S-flt ' experts cros -cd over to the east side grade and expect to complete it MINING IN OilfGON. Mitica fir Pjh.’:;at.'cn. Will l>e kept in Stock. Front St., adjoining Courier Office. I of the Illinoise river where our this season,” He fivors c-tabli-.hitig a mail The late decision of Judge Saw GRANTS I ASS, OREGON. friend Mr. N. Dclamatter's mines S. I. iXD O fzi . t , I route, and seeking state aid for the yer of the United States court grant RoteEBL bg . Or . lii y >. 1S»7-t are situated. Although there ex completion of the -jad. This pro Notice in h^rohv ^iven tuât the fullow- We have ojened a First-Clans Flour ing a perpetual injunction against perts subjected this ground to the poaedroad will prove mutually bene inir n«<:n • I s’i»ri; h ti'o I n.»îi -e of hi* : Thanking the public and my many customers for their patronage in and Feed Store in the building foruterly working hydraulic mines on the o<-eupied u a saddle and harnesa shop, severest test, taking gravel from the ficial to Grants Pass and Ellensburg *n*.». .n t<> nutk” ¡inal proof in n ¡pt ort of the past, I can now make it lo their . i ’ . I ■ I ■ • T WHI 1 >' ' ■ where we will keep cnnatantly <>n hand rivers and tributaries emptying into most unlikely spots and places, they I This would be a most convenient i l. • r* t • J f!/*- or ( o. t iu and (or sale the best brands oi point for Ellensburg shippers to the Bay of San Francisco, has com- were unable to find a pan that did reach thc railway, and the road (ou:>v Coirt «»F Jo«uphitn* (.’»••lîitv, Oru« .* ni ;.t Oral»!» I’. d *» Ore ron.on S dur iav, ' polled capital to look for new fields. not give from one to fifty colors. would be another feeder for the bu >-, \ii; l.lth. I'<. \i/: Tiioniit’ I Hall, Hydraulic mining has always proved Leaving the camp to inspect Stick ineis of Grants Pass. We hope our . H«.i!i *r*!oa i entrx /'<î2. f<-r lit * S E • { N \\ • S N 1 ’{ and N E :4 of N E L{ proStable and the idle capital must er creek, they went to Kerhyville, citizens will not let this matter drop • â, Tp •» ' S K ’> 'V. Hu naines th«» fol- find employment. There has of until it has been accomplished. . t ’ ’ x wii us t » prove his continuo»:* : .and at the tmgent solicitation oil and everything pertaining to a ru. ! • «eip-’.n, a .1 u-’!fivi‘ivi of, f.iii late been a disposition on the [tai l The Polk county Itemizer reports! in i, \ i. . i i. - >1«?'.' ■ • •, I«t^ O M«*( î • Mr. Dclamatter, enjoyed the hospi of hydraulic miners, to examine and FIRST-CLASS FEED STORE. . t : E I* rc i!i of Wi i tality of his house and home. The a supposed case of hydrophobia.; i L expert the placer deposits of South I Some two mouths since the 9 year; 1. h - T O . Jo- ;»!»i:te < '»’i .ty, Orexou. W. RAZEE & SON. drive and exercise gave zest to their C hah V»'. J oh .^T on , old daughter of F. D. Hellery, who ern Oregon. These placer diggings •Dt:] Proprietor«.. RegiMer. appetites, and they did full justice resides near Willamina was bitten by ! 7 have, for the past 30 years, been , to the sumptuous meal set before a dog, which was ¡mediately killed. 'totke lor Fubl: ûtion. worked in an unsystematic and un them by Mrs. Dclamatter. The Since then the child has been grad- i K. J? L ía ) OrF.TZ, I scientific way, and even with crude I gentJemeu ,n Califonna falling off, and she is now af-; gentlemen fro from California were were pro pro- _ ually ----- .............. r> ___ ixuru Or , Juîy 5, IG7 a ZT 1 _ ’ At- : .1* .1 __ 1 T».. appliance, and U»«klllful^ manage- fa ’,c(! with ; flicted with periodical tits, and Dr « ffb»,* 2: ■‘•n that th • follow- i 5 • ber* Main St., (b-t. -1th an i Sth) Grants Pass. N- . her iu «fwitity, Qu.ili'y, Vaii-tie*, Size ,f Trees, nor Health and Vigor Fields of Sheridan, thinks it is hy . I ";•’!! T :i.‘M tlif i ílO'.i -f. O í 21: • ment, have yielded handsome for ; the future of the country and with I droph<>bia! ’as all“liie‘svmpto:ns“of <>: saw. Embracing nil the Leading Varieties of — li t« just ofautvd a Now — ¡un lo ni tk ? íl Ina! proof in -upn », t •»: tunes. This has at last Item ac U’i i th lf Hilíd pr«K»! Mili l)C | the citizens who provided and enter- that terrible disease are present. APPLE. PEAR, PEACII. PLUM. PRUNE, APRICOT, . • - ’L • J knowledged by the California min J ik nd I '< «* 3 or Ch*rk Ulurk oí th • | tained them so royally, they were If you wish to rcstore thc bIoom \ t L>-.*p|j¡nc J Mi'phinc County Co'inty. Or ■ NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS. Etc., Etc. Where w ill Ito kept on hand and for salt- ers, and Southern Oregon will short j loth to leave, and promised a speedy ! to your wasted cheek, and so ini- ’ jnii, ut • (ìra E.r-' ’Us R. I’ ihh i<« , on or S tt ¡r.l.iy, all kinds oi • ----------- oüo ----------- ly commence on an unprecedented |return. J'nh. ! à v ” . viz : I'r -dcr •iuk < ó" vi , H oiiip - brove your health that plumpness! Furnilurc, Bedding, Picture Fram». 7, >. t t !¡- I.ots 5, G d't.í Mwul iT.trv ' era of prosjerity. ■ - —c I and strength will success emaciation 1 Brackets, Etc., Etc. ; ' E Sui* 1 ♦, Tp '/<). S R •li - i r’t;» n lt»ui íir \\ ¡Inés » j .-> Dixir-Fram.'S, Window-Frame«, lira* ket.< _, < J Josephine t Jov | /1 I 111 K- X- county V J 14 I I U y possesses j • 1- K . . L the 11 x | and • • v • debility, purify your bloo.i. The past few days, a couple of i - nhnutMW n?-i<lan< «• up»n, I le., made to ordi r. Sp. «1 altenli. it ’t A<er's Sarpsaarilla. This on the Pacific coast 1 w‘th I •’i of. s.ii.l li l i, vi:: .John given to I remedy will benefit you more surely I mining experts have liecn thorough ’t, lohn Ib >wn, S.- , Wü We have here within a few miles of un di : rt a k 1 ci. P. Barry Tear,"the best late shippin ’ variety. and speedily than anv other. 1} doing this section of the country; , a’l <»f (iraní* Va’«», Grants Pass, several grades of rock - ------------ —------------ ----------- ------- -- Muir Teach, (ti-ee 'tono, still heads the lisi. Repairing and all kinds of w i rkin my . íhe.o ’ k have prospected the gravel batiks line neatly and [ roin; tlv ex.-euted. ClIiH. W. JoiINMTUIf, ranging from white to black marble. Karaday's Cliag, ih,- cannar*« pri le. Notico to tho Public. thoroughly with pan and rocker, Re ínter, — ALSO — I KeLey ’ u Japan Plum, ! ’ . as no peer. Claims have recently- • ■ been located BY Virtue oi 'die «ale of the CO I'RIER an 1 although very careful and Bobo de Sargent Pmno, never bifore off-re I in Oregon. It ia on Williams creek where superior Printing platit, all unpaid «ubacriptii’iiH! Manufacturer’s t! ■ «Meli, in a iltie I state, forms the celebrate 1 prune I/Eata, guarded in their expressions, wc white marble has Itccu found. .At now owing, an- payable to Mr. A. I. All-1 i French Conserves), AGENT | worth, also all unpaid Advertising fr< 111 have gleaned sufficient to know that Berkeley Gcosborry, the ti.«» t profitable of them >!b PRACTICAL Chaney creek, claims have been lo i June 1st, 1887 fur the W. J. WlMEli. they are thoroughly pleased with cated on green and black marble’ Languedoc, King’s, Soft Shell and Paper Shell Almcnds, their visit. ledges. In a very short lime these ' quarries will 1 k - worked, and we I k - : The natural advantages, such as F. •i-.tr -im«, s!ir.:'::i, 10 -s, clematis .unì ilo«ittg plant.-', small fruits, crape licve, will proven great benefit to large volumes of water, and the im vines, etc., etc. Ik->t Mill mense timber tracts of this section, the county. Every industry started .'et'.ir.' pitrr-hasitig e: «- zh -re. parti’-« intending to plant trees will find made, up, means the employment of soil« liinv preparisi to give Private Lessons it lo their intered to cota.' and - ■ <«.ir stock and learn our prie«.«) have thoroughly aroused them. .\ sjiiiue of public i atin ut^c h re.-pec*- many men. Every man employed . 11,1.01 flic C.it.ilogne; mailed gratis upon app’ieation. Address ..¡1 i-miirnunieatlotis to nl!y Hoiikibhi. tuid s.s!u«f.M L.i.D t Thej say, and say it knowingly, here, means so many dollars to the1 ELUTE, Lfi- • v CltANTS PASS, OREGON. that with the advantage of such grocer, the tailor, the dry goods V1OI.IN. I’li 1 . Jitckson county, Oregon. .’Itf fielCc Fgr Pu'Jica: water privileges, ground could have man, etc. Grants Pass must reap ' PIANO, AU vv.it h work warranted furiale year i a benefit from every acre of land ORGAN been worked in California that cííí taken up and every claim located. ()1. any Brans Inntrninent. For partiell R ts'-.-H • «;. i would have yielded five cent per i .......... —- ....... .. I lira, enquire nt this ollice. 17-22-1m KEPT ON HAND. — • i-4 l:»T-bv . car, and made to pay a handsome Many thanks to our numerous ---- — DEALERS IN ------ profit at that. The hydraulic min exchanges for their kindly notices GRANTS PASS ers of California had obstacles to of our welcome. Nothing is gaiued |C.-l7tf contend with that would have para by the prostitution of the columns o > V. 1!. CAP.««». L. «’-. CAnSON. newspapers to abuse and mud-sling | 6th St , 1” tween Main and H, Grants Pass, Or. lysed the stoutest heart: bringing ing. Such a course is not only inju U.tv ■ the L;vi”“si mid i .-z-t ('<mv.'”t<‘ .'■'toe'; in their line i:i S.-’tlh rn <>;-.’::zi. wiiicl water 50 and 60 miles through rious to the journal indulging in it,, lltev wili sei.' flume; and ditche through an tin but has a vitiating tendency upon the 1 Six mile*.« So.?'ir <rf < irants P. isn , .1 oFuj-hine z\s Row AS TUB LOW'D, ur. Meesro. COBURN & PRESLEY broken wilderness, land and snow reader -. It will be our policy to1 ('oniitv, ( AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED treat rival newspapers with journal Won!.I announce to the publie tbit fli--v slides to contend with, natural laws A H. CARSON &. SON, istic courtesy, and we believe 0111 h ive fitted up in connection with then •r d. Climb . and obstacles to overcome. They de cotemporaries will reciprocate. The ronsorial bu-iiii as, Proprietors. Ill, Slcplllll ' « . Jm k, i veloped an energy and perseverance interests of Southern Oregon de THE COL KIER. Olciil Pilier cí lostjáíie Cwatr. Orem DRY GOODS, CK?HRTHAN EVER! FANCY GOODS, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware, Glass Ware, &c., &c., AT bRKATLV RI3DUCED FRICBS. I will not be Untì^r s0|¿ J W n^AHD. N E W Flour, Grain, and Feed Store, STAPLE GROCERIES PRODUCE TAKEN IN_EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. Advantage to Cal! cn rne Before Purchasing Elsewhere. Flour, Corn and Oat Meal. Wheat, Barley, Oats, Mill and Chop Feed, Bran, ' GEO. W. RIDDLE, TREES! FREEST TREES! Hammon Bros.' Nurseries, PHŒNIX, Oregon, and OAKLAND, California. NEW FURNITURE STORE! A.J.SEDGE, Our Sto; k this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast FI RMTl RE STORE SPEC IA LT I ES. C. L. GRAY, Music 1 Lessons. PROF, sumo, RACINE LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES. — V AM» )• — j E ’>v l : l e r , HAMMON BROS., Wishes, Jeieiry Spectacles ct ill Kluis Musical Instruments Repaired BARBER SHOP S I I !•: H 1C !< <S: J LT J »SON, Hir 11 ci ! vaie, Stoves and Tin-ware. BATH ROOMS! Hot and Cold Baths. that ha. not been «-quailed in any mandali our • pace, and we intend other trade or professi 11, or by an) that it shall be devoted to the fur therance of that interest. tvfic of men. They have invented and perfected gold-saving appliances Dramatic. until no further improvement is pos It is with much pleasure that wc sible. The engineering necessary1 . ., f . report an eutertaiumeut so success- to the successful working of place. ft,i and nleritorkms as was , ,, ,........................... - ----- that of mines, to them easy, appalls some t |K. q P. dramatic club, whieh took of the best foreign engineer ;. South- place on Friday evening of last ent Oregon should hail the advent «vi k The audience was at large of such men with delight. They -,s the .1.1.1 cotihl acct>mino<!.ite and ... to make , the most of the , everyone delighted will m.' able unh tbe was , fo pleased ‘,n;1Ilcc and The > ing with the J hi fonnancc. The singing many natural advantages of this of MjSs Parish was a rare ticat to section, and the imtnen :e gravel the peopl. of thi is city and she richly banks will melt away before theii «halved the applause which greet well directed streams, and yield ed her every api>carancc. The lady h is an excellent voice, tare taste in their golden harvest whieh will expression and enjoys the advan swell the taxable property of Jose tages which cultivation alone can phine county, furnish thousands of impart. In her way Miss Scriber its citizens employment, ami result was as pvifect as her as-.oci.tc and in the country Itcing thickly settled recited with true feeling. She pos sesses a good voice, speaks with up very distinct enunciation, has an i.isy and graceful delivers and car As our late visitors remarked, ries her audience with her from the hydraulic am! quartz mining is a start. The l<x-al quartette sang scaled lxiok to most of our citizens. very acceptably and received well Wc don't know the 1 xtent of our deserved applause. The play itself was all that had gravel banks, or anything regarding been predicted, and we must con- their golden contents. The old gr.atulate the clubon the proficiency river channels buried bmieath rim itv uiemb. rs have attained. Ama rocks and debris, cannot I h - found teur theatricalscan rarely compare or located by novices, ¡t requires with such as we witnessed on this occasion. The get up of the dif pcrscverence and a knowledge born ferent characters was excellent and of experience to find them. But the acting true to life. While all sufficient work has been done on did so will it would lie invidious to many of our gravel banks to make make distinctions and we shall not The ladies a showing of what may be reasona attempt to criticise. bly expected: and the experts lately however are to be particularly com mended for the charming manner in here, w ho were the guests of Kerbv which they filled their roles. The M. & M. Co., ami were kindly and orchestra also deserves praise for All hospitably entertained by our gvniel the cxcllent mu ic provided fricud, Mr. Win Coker, visited the taken together, it was the Ik'st ama teur performance we have ever lis extensive properties of this v mip.mv tent'd to. ami we liclicve we echo situated on the west side of the Illi the sentiments of the people when nois river, and after tliorou-lily we say : let us have more of these testing the gravel, expressed gi< it entertainments, Alter the entertainment the hall surprise that sufficient water was was cleared and the devotees to the not procured to work all year round, terpsit hort an art injoved a pleasant as the outlay required for this pu: tmie tripping t)ie light fantastic to pose was fully warianted by the the delightful «tiainsol tiu orches richness and extent of the gravel tra. deposits. On being informed by Hop raising can l>e carried on in Mr. Coker that the company owned this countv to jterfcction. It atty extensive water privileges on Suck one d'-'■’ ■ ;|j,. .¡.c , should visit «,« C4VC4., Uivy vi-.ited the creek to the Denise ,V Wolcott hop yards where the vines are lotiled with determine on its supplv, and wen hops. 1 G Hurns, of Slate .••till more surprised to find that an also has a 101:12 van! ’vhtc ch ptotn •inl'Uiltrd »upplv o>ubl l>c pr-rn: <i i < - gie th / 100,000 Trees in Sect I’lth'ES MOL>E1!ATE, uml H.iiiataction W .1.1 «W. < iuarantvud. L't-0*1» c. Uon«i«ting <4 M ain S ikeft , next door to Bakery 7-22-Bm APPLE, PEAR, M I ( ms h .1. I’ IM Htl -I O.i.F PEACH. PLUM. Notico for Publication. PRUNE. CHERRY, U.S. L ini » O ffice , I APRICOT, NECTARINE, Roiebur.’ Oregon. Julv lath, Iss7,( Notie” i.-i hereby given that the follow ALMOND. WALNUT. itig name-1 settler has filed notice of bi- CHESTNUT and inti iition to make eminniitation prss I in Niip|>ort of of his etaint, and that said I firoot will b> male before the Judge-» Clerk ot the County Ciairt of Jieephini Grape Vines, entrants. Goosbenics County, Oregon, at Grunts Pais. Oregon, Blackberries, Raspberries. ( gc . mi Sat inlay, Aug. 2 1, 1SS', viz: Win M Piatt. Horn.-stead eutrv No l ai 1, fi>r the Strawberries, Figs, N * .j ot N E ’ , See S Tp Jti S R 0 w est W Hal ■ * Hr. v! Faci ry. 11. Etc., Etc. M lie tiaiiu-H th.1 folio«ing « itne-se» t 0 <H:»n prove hi« eontinnmis resi.lom e ii[«nr. an-l O’.’.r Tr.’UM ar»‘ gnnvn witlxmt ¡>Tigali«wi < tilt;vatim; 0!. said land, viz ; I'.. Itiinii k <»:i Ri» i hill Lin i, iind all of known v.iriu- I 1 j.innn Meneli, Sniilii Cook, 'la'ilon ti -th it miu <» uu 'I in Svttthurn Wheeler allot' Grants Pa-s, Josephine TI iomu o»nt*»inp!atin/ tnt* planting will County Oregon. EOT’ t|<» well t<> visit our < huhar.l .n>i Nr.r^ ry, I 'n \ • W. Jous hin , «>r writ,» us for price iiwt I ftltieit.-d en >: N-iw Cr-xk, J hies 7-1'i-Gt Register. ¡\>st-oUicu—.Murphy, .f«*»» ph*»»e (‘«»un I county, < )rv ’’0. elaht miles - ’bf|i 0/ ty, Oru/on. R. R. Station, Grant* Fas.« ! Grant* l ’ .iS.s, a Fir t ela«« M.OI'RI ni ; Notice for Publication. A II ( ARSON ¿SA.N ¡MU.!., with latent Alai liinery, doin< <i-i7tf; 'f1 ’ "’-1: and hu« •; 1,7 a _ Tim I’ S. I.VSIl <), fick , ) : IL H <-i>iitaii-,s m-iv-t <4 ’ ----- „• i. : ó > R. - vl.’ii/. Oregon, July 12th, 1887.| •i< -m ( lover and over 1 >■■ < - N- lb i' i« h.-ri-l>v -_iv, n th u th • follow «'T '« lilide“ And all good* 11 mdled by ing nmin'il settler li.is h is filed ••.otiev o! - gms! hi* intention to make final pnvof in sup 1 WAlzKEK port .-! hi« claim mi l that .11 I preof will l> ■ made h tore tlic Itezister nr Iteceiver — AT — r l -.rt’.sulars ud.lre^ ------ Including the ol I S I ami Oflic.. at R.»«e!.urg, Oregon, SPRON i ;. Murphy, EMPIRE MOWERS. REAPERS and HfXDERS ,.n Satti’ I iv. \ng 2 th, ls«7. v , John I’-. Oro»«, Home-'.-. I en'rv No tor IIVPRAI UC P-TE anti GIANTS the S 1,. Oi N \V I ( N \V • | ,s « i, s -. Fuinis'ii-d on short notice. Wee Jittlly invito «» to examine our goods 2' and S F. 0 ,S E 1..S . 1 I'p ; 4 SB I n fi se t W M I!,- n.inb-' th,’ loUonm” aud prices bef.rc purchasing. — All kinds of — i < or. of Front and 4th St« wilne.-s.-s to prove his tsintinnoii« resi gn up m, a'| I cultivation oi said laud, MASONRY WORK vr I-i.c:k NV I iv. t'h.is S -vbui. 'oi-l •-'Vtoli, < i irii-lt t i. ckett. all ot l.ucl.v »■¡.“iœ»*''“'-’’ Promptly and neat'y executed On.-en, Jo-epliine Coui.tv, Or. 4l»lf CUA« W JoHS 1-S. r ct BEEF. MUTTON, pork Register. SUMMONS. All kinds of Administrator s Notice. In the ( r ;? ('.•urtof the State of Ore gon. in :. i.| i i.- lh.' < ountv of Josephine In t! • in iti« r the F.Mato <*i M. A. < h.ip- Bcgi leave to inform the pul " ’°catisl on the corner of I . v•!'■!. kv - 'l, ri iintiT. vs. William Hu.n. <tcu0a*t»tl. II Blailtx *. .!. Intendant. 6 th AND H S-'ErS* GRANT S PASS, OREGON, • i-» h r given that the undt r- <M) “VXCn »R°S - *1.11« I I. 14 h. .1 ;ip|H»inp>«| bv th** ! omit) Suit in F.puty for I'ivonn'. >itha Large Assortment of L’William II I’.laekwoo 1, the altove ( ouit <»f .!■»< ph no t >unt , (>rujon, sit » r^priuturs ting in l‘r<»l»ato a<hn'iii>tiat<»r » ! iho vm - named defendant tatv ot M. \ Vhap*nan, d •«• .ned, In tiie n une I H.e state of I trogoli, Vo l W \| <11 \l’d W, ire herehv not ili I and required in appear A lin:ni«tiat»»r ot said ¡>1 .Jo. And cv- "* ** 3 Fin*‘C,"g which I will «IJ and an-» r the lompl.iint filed ag.in»t 1 atod July nth, Hs,’. 7-^-4w y- n in th • ahuve emilled «nit in the i.fllce J. H AHLF VERY A F°R CASH °R MARKETABLE PRODUCE Proprietor. ol lie- i h rk of -..cl I -iri. lit a hi. h l.uev Notice For Publication. !' i kw.-.i i« plmm.ir. un I you, William M aix S treet , ►tf-Ca ’ ’ ‘ ** ” ‘ C b€fo " f B ’ ,rc l ‘ 'A-*i'ig elsewhere. G ra .V t ' f P as «. II. Blai knoisl, is defendant, on or Indore L H I \xi» (>rrt< F. ) th«* First divot the next term of said -o — — Ib■»; a H«., Oa.. Jn’.v ÎSX7( I ireuit 'oint, t >-w|t : til“ I ir«t «lav i ,f • is ht ruby .iv»»n that tin» fo’low- Allzu.-!. 1«7. tnd it y- n fail t*. ■i'i"’,r iu | *••!!!. t h.is tilt*'! notice 'M lus and anew rsli-l coniplaitit. <t • i.ilt will n to make final proof in .*.ip|s»rt »i Ite t akel’ ,_~iin«t von. and tor « >nt >i an mutton , ’ in. nu l that ii«l | n» «î will I** answer, the p!tintiti' will a;-ply tonai ---- ant » ---- » or Ch»rk of the t ouit lor the r n ; praye»! for i’i -aid er P«»Rk’.« « 1'V • <•’ ire,' dimw" eph ne I ‘Unty, t >re* I’laint. to wit: For .1 ■ ' ' ■ T own LO ts contract -r tcf»av. •'id Orv¿«»n o?i Satunlav, the utarr 1 plat *«lv L'< >H * \ I .!•' ■ ’ - * - • w . 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