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r L. LUNSFORD, CABINET.MAKER
Cs and UPHOLSTERR, begs leave to inform,
the people OF Charleston, and Of the State, that
he is still carrying on hfold business, &C No. 81
Queen street. He can make or + pair piece OF
Furniture OF any description. He also manufac-
lures new MATTRESSEAnd renovates old ones.
Cane Chair bottoms 'repaced BY an experienced
workman. Customers psy rely upon the per.
formance Of work In pompt and faithful man
ner. Price for renovattg Moss Mattress large
size, 50 So; Hair MATTRESSES, 81; Cotton or Wool
Mattresses, s.. Person having this work to be
done are assured that tie contents OF mattresses
will not be exchangedfor cheap or inferlor artt.
ces. J,L. LUNSEORD, p. B. II.
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MEssRs. Tepch, Blackwell and NJ. l.
Martin "after several years experience as
-'members Of the Republican party, becom-
eng convinced that the policy Of that
'party is not prouotIve of the public vel
'.iare," announce, in the Spartanburg Spar
tan, their formal. Withdrawal from afiliation
with that party.
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fertilizers,
DU RE GYP SU M |!

DU RE SUM-! - =
4. -. 80
CONTAINING 80 PER CENT, OF, SOLUBLE
30, ..eg MATTER .,li e.,f
GROUND AND PREPARED IN THIS CITY, AND
WARRANTED FREE FROM
:. = 'ADuLTERATI0N.
. The annexed Communication from Prof. Charles
Q. Shepard, IT., OF the purity OF this article, Is q
guarantee Of Its highly valuable qualities TO the
farmer, being available when mixed wish other
,manures, to the,great advantage Of sny kind Of
crop. iUnequalled as q top dressing for wheat,
which will show visible Improvement on an acre
OF ground.
This valuable Manure Is offered for sale at the
low price OF SIS per ton cash. or on time for city
acceptance with interest added .e<
Put up for shipment In bags OF 200 pounds each.
All orders by mail In. accordance with above,
terms Will be promptly execlted BY
Commission Merchant,
Boyce's Wharf, Charleston, 8. g.
OFFICE OF STATE INsPECroR OF FERTILIZERS, J
LABORATORY OF MEDICAL COLLEGE, QUEEN ST.,
CHARLESTON, 8. G., November "A, 1870. J
mr.. Jdhn H Holmes:
BEAR SIR-The gypsum submitted by You for
analysis Is the most remarkable have ever seen
for It's freedom from impurities Of every kind,
containing az II does bus one third ofone per cent.
or insoluble matter. II it-cau he supplied OF eim-
liar qualify 1t cannot fail to prove great boon {,
Southern agriculture as there ia no crop to which
is is not beneficial, whether applied alone or In
conjunction wi b other manures.
Very respectfully, y0ur obedfent servant,
tSIgned) CHARLES q. SHEPPARD, JA., NJ. D.
janll-Wfm22
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Goparttlersbip Notices.

VNENNENT Il HUME, CONVEYANCERS
OF REAL ESTATE.-The undersigned have
this day formed special Partnership as CON-
VEYANCERS OF REAL PROPERTY. and will
furnish thorough abstracts to all titles they pass
under guarantee.
Each member Of the firm will conduct the other
branches OF his business separately as hereto.
fore. WIN. TENNEST,
Attorney and Solicitor.
VIM. HUME,
tan2-mwflmo Land surveyor.
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Bolt Copper.

Bolt Copper.
.cHEET AND BOLT C0PPER.-AGEN'
oY OF. BELLEv1LLE IN. y ROLLING MILLS.
VIM SHEPHERD & CO., No. pa q HAYEE 4 STREET
AND No. ss PINOKNEY STREET. ~ y
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1inanllai.

u O. & S A L E,
CITY, OF CHARLESTON 8 per cent. STOCK. -
South Carolina Railroad STOCK.
Bank Of CharleNou Stock.
planters, and Mechanics, Bank Stock.
:, AppIy 10. EDWARDL0WNDES,.
ian2o-1& Corner BrOail and State streets.
LIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAN
il on unlncumbered Real Estate In the city.
Auply to EDWARD L0WNDES,
tan20-ls Corner Broad and State strrets
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u NC VIII LA NJ.
jan2-mwf6nos

Just received at HNa awlEILTAM'so
TORY, No. 80 Kingstreet, near Society street, q
large and complete assortment OF Leaf, Chewing
and Smoking TOBACCO. cigarettes, SHufI, Pipes,
&c. Havana aud Domestic 9igars7imported and
manufactured by VIM. SClRUDER, who respect.
fully invites the attention ochewers and smokers,
and, traders, wholesale and RETAIL 70 stock fnlly
comprising every variety & quality and prices,
from the cheapest to the highest grade, whioh %
offered at the lowest cash ates. Al orders from
the country will receive prompt attention and
shipped @. o. D., or at thfty days. city accept.
RuCe. dec186mns
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fnr Gak.

WTOoD SAWED AT 80 CENTS PER
w cord for each cut. from and after this
date; and sold at VIM. J0HNS0N'S WOOD AND
COAL YARD, east End Laurens street.
jun20-lamo
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EoR SALE ONE-HORSE SPRING
IL ~WAG0E-corered-ln perfect order. VIII
suit retail dealer. Apply to ]. C0SGR0YE, No.
81 Market street. near Anson street. Jan184r
.EOR SALE OR RENT, A FARM OF
20 acres, on Sans Souci street, Charleston
Neck. Apply to ]. FRASER MATHEWESi No. So
Broad street. jsnl8-wfmw4
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&teIs.
EbteIs.
no L o N ElA d o T E L,
O0DhBA, g. O.,
WIN. GORAN. PaoYRIEToR..

The Proprietor Of his pleasantly located and
elegantly furnished ssablishmenT gt the State
Capital, desires to infora the travelling public anu
Iists pnMR1sS is IL eyery rsusct firstaeiass Hotei
unsurpassed by any II the State or the United
States, Situated In th business centre Of tne
city, with 1ne large airy rooms, and table sup.
piled with every delicac OF the season, both from
New VOTE ana onanessa a ma maISe ~ Sne tiopEe
perfect satisfaction In Tery respect.
A lrsLoass Lively table is attached to the
Hotel, where vehicles olevery description can be
had &C the shortest totte.
Omnlbuses attendth, arrival and departure OF
every Train. WIN. G0RMAN.
Prorfttor and Superintendent.
T. D. BUDDS, CASTER. aprls-wfm
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fairs.
.M ON tai FAIR.

EM On y n : n Z = T.
s.A.-re,. - ..
THE LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will
hold FAIR in aid Of the Monument to our He;
roto Dead, ut Hiberntan Hall, the third week IN
February, commencing she1sshi and, sits OBJECT
must be dear the hearts Of al, hope to be sua-
sainea By the community generally.
Even the poorest can give o mite to honor the
memory of thosetwhocease their all for.usi and
:the sppeslis made to eysfy friend Of our heroes,
eyeu those Distant. -. =.
Donations Of Money, contributions Of Fancy
Articles, Work, 8c.,s will be gladly received by
Eeither OF the Ladies' holding. the Tables, whose
names are appended. and which win be acknoWl.
edged, weekly in the city Journals: :.
Mrs. N A. SN0WQEN.
Mrs. GEORGE oINEY and Mrs. o. sTocKER..
{. s..,PHILIP WINEMAN.~ ,--.s--.,e 80:
,-Mrs.; HENRY w1eFALL aud Mics BLABfYBRs,
Mrs G.s. sNowDEN ana Mrs. 8. HILLS -
Mrs. DIR. soEoMoNs and Miss SIMPSON. s.sl
The Fair viii be held under the patronage of the
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:Bsar6ing.

DOARD FAMILIES AND SIN G L 4
ID gentlemen canbe pleasantly accommodated
at the corner OF Wentworth aud Glebe streets.
dec13
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= This GUANOis now 30 wen known in all.the
Southern States for tts remarkable effects as an
agency for increasing the products OF labor, as
not to require especial :commendation from US.
It's use for nve years past has established Its
character for reliable excellence. The large axed
capital Invested by the Company In this trade,
affords the sursst guarantee or the continued ex.
oellence Of Its GuanU. IN. ROBSON,
Selling Agent Charleston, S. q.
JOHN 8. REESE CO., General Agents, Batl-
more. dec2AD&C
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WE AN DO F.E R-9iLIzER.
cash-FIFTY DOLLARS per ton OF 1000 pounds.
at factory.
Time-FIFTY.FIvE DOLLARS per t,n Of 2oeo
pounds at factory, payable November l, 1871,
without interest. For sale BY -
WM. O. DUKEs& Il CO., General Agents,
No. l South Atlantic Wharf,
jan4-wfm1m0DaC Charleston, 8. @.
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ENOR RENT ORsSHLE, A BEAUTIFUL
- ESTATE In Grangeburg District, ~situated
On Lyons Greek, three and o half ntles from-the
Sonth Carolina Railroad. The tract contains
$500 acres, SOIL rich red clay, adapted to cotton,
Asplendid range for cattle; SUNNY hIllsldea for
vineyards, and low lands for meadows, Lyons
Greek, large, never-fatling stream runs through
the estate, and furnishes one Of the finest water
powers tn the State. si' isfa.A -s-'srs ,St:> ~
"a most valuable iron ore has been discoyered
recently on. the, place.
The estate has on IT al the necessary farm
ouildings, negro houses, barns, stables, gin
stHnt cultivation since the war, and the splendid
growing crop would give entire. satisfaction;
. 1t "a offered for rent or sale, on reasonable
terms.
Address Mrs. L. II. KElTI,
Society Hill Darlington District, s. q.
Or R. u. MARSHALL BRO, No. SO Broad.
street. aug4
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60 Rent.

TiO RENT, THE HOUSE AND STORE
Il No. 151S King street. Apply at No: 81 King
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Notices in Bankrnptrp.

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sTaIV pool SALT. e
i7Oo sacks Liverpool SALT. Landing romShip
Ausoongus. For sale by
!. janis s,. '.-l..y.e3ssr T.J. KERR d 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-25
BY n CABLES.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-There will prob
ably be q favorable settlement Of the
strike at Newcastle and Gateshead this
week.
The yacht Livonia Is expected to
reach New York, October lst.
A STANDARD special dispatch says
Theirs is uneasy. Patriots guard him
at night. 1t is also stated that Theirs
is ready to pay the fourth half mil
lizard to Germany.
The Interview between Theirs and
the Prussian diplomat IL c%ontradicted.
Advices report that Italy and Ger.
many are about to conclude an extra
dition treaty, which will extend only
to felons; political criminals are not
included.
New YORK, Sept. pa special dis
patch from Havana announces that the
instruction has been subdued and that
q proclamation to this effect will
shortly be Issued.
From Russia there 10 intelligence
Of the continuance of the cholera In
that country. While many Of the dis
tricts have been considerably relieved,
fresh districts have been infected and
the number Of deaths Is nearly as great
IS at any time during the raging Of the
"estilence,
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MYsrERIors.-A few days ago there
arrived In this city a female from San
Francisco by way Of the steamer. She
took n hack and went to a hotel, but
not gaining lodgings there. went else
where. aud was charged $5 for q bed
for one night. The following night she
refused to remain longer at the house
this was Friday MIGHTY and then gave
o hackman $25 to drive her around
till morning. About 9 o'clock yester-
day morning she went to the boat and
took a stateroom. She had not been
there many minutes when she went
down to get a cup Of tea, and going
out on the guard, she deliberated
awhile, and then made q leap for the
grain barge lying alongside, and from
there attempted to jump Into the water.
but was prevented BY an attache Of the
boat, who held her until officer Ste
venson and special Rowland came and
took her to the station-house. She was
raving like a maniac, but after some
hours seems to have regained suficien,
to relate to the officers her opin,
ion that she had been drugged and
violated. A physician visited her a
the station house, and gave it "a hi:
opinion that she had been badly
treated. She IL said to be q respectable
woman, who resides In San Francisco,
In the evening she again went OIL into
an insane mood. and 20 continued dur
Ing the night. She was taken from the
station-house and put with the family
No. IA.z
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Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
noMEaIIo iNIELLIcsNcE.

New YoRx, September 25.-rhe
Democratic elements opposed to Tam
many had a meeting Saturday even
ing and perfected arrangements to in
augurate q formal campaign against
the present system Of city government.
The Chairman Of the meeting declared
that the auspices under which the
work was begun foreshadowed Its sue
cess. The committee appointed lead
ing Democrats Of the city, who are
authorized to call q mass meeting dur
ing the week and issue an address to
the people. The meeting was marked
by wonderful unanimity Of sentiment.
A Washington special says the sure
ties Of Hodge, the dsfaulter, will
claim exemption from their liability
on the bond of the latter on the ground
Of negligence on the part Of Govern
ment officials In proceeding primarily
against the principal, and also on the
further ground that other conditions
of the bond, such as those which re-
quire Paymssters to square accounts
quarterly, were not complied with.
1t Is intimated that Hodge will plead
guilty, but that Government will pro-
coed with Investigations in order to
discover II there are any accompllces.
DR.. Howe has written a long review
on the San Domingo question, In the
course of which he makes announce
ment that a new project Of a treaty
has been written, and that diplomatic
relations looking to a continued occu-
patton Of SANTANA Bay, actually exist.
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Rosszp.-Mrs. Libbie Emerson, OF

RoBBRD.-Mrs. Libble Emerson, Of
Gold Hill, Nevada, visited Sacramento
at q late day during the past week. for
the purpose Of attending our State Fair
and stock exhibition. Crowding
through the throng in the Pavilion, on
Friday night, a lady companion sug-
gested that It was q good place to look
out for pickpockets. Impulsively Mrs:
Emerson fsl. for her purse and found
1t missing. Its contents were four 70
dollar pieces, a 81 so gold piece, mark
ed III. j." and a silver dollar oflS7l,
mlnted At the Carson Mint, and a pair
Of sleeve buttons. The coin the lady
brought down to disburse In the pleas
ures ofthe Fair, and was thus relieved
Of any hesitancy In the mode thereof.
1t was understood that several Of the
minor articles lost were highly priced
by Mrs. Emerson for their associations.
or course the thief will return these
and ask no questions. Pickpockets
always do.-Sdc. Reporter Of Sunday.
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PERSONAL. - Hon. Mr.. Pendegast,
from the Napa, Mendocino and Lake
county Senatorial District, California,
was In Virginia City to-day on a brief
visit. He informs Us that the Demo
Gratis In the California Senate have %
members, while the Republicans have
only IS, including the Lieutenant Gov
ernor, who will have to resign as Sen
ator, leaving 1t an open question as to
the politics of his successor. Pende-
CAST Is a shrewd politician, but we be-
lIeve he Is mistaken In his figures.
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A HEALTHY ANaEL.-Some weeks
ago a little five-year-old boy, after
saying his evening prayers, asked
"Mother, will father 60 to heaven
when he dies?" Ills father was a man
of huge frame.) "Yes, I hope he will
[ do not doubt he will. Why do you
AJAX? "Oh, I only wanted to know"
and for a time the subject seemed to
have faded from the mind Of the child.
But It soon cropped out again. care
O sure, mother, that father will 20
10 heaven whom he dies?" "Yes, my
child, I do not doubt It; why do you
ask?" The little fellow was silent for
a moment, and then burst out with
"Golly, what a whopping angel he'll
make"
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL TO TIE COLI KILL DAILY NEWS ~
TUE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LTNH.l
FROM SAN

SAN Francisco, Sept. 25-1 P. NJ
Weather hot and foggy.
All the wounded by Saturday nights
fire are doing we'll. Redington, Hos
letter & Co. have more insurance than
frat reported, the aggregate amount
being $232, 900, Of which $500 600 Is In
foreign companies.
The cases Of Charles and Michael
DeYoung, three additional Indictment
for libel on r. H. Sinton, were dis
missed In the Municipal Court to-day,
the jury having acquitted on the first.
Gold. 1l5. Greenbacks, s7h; SELL
ing, ST.,
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Sacramento Scraps.

The Reporter of Sunday morning Is
full of lively items concerning the last
day Of the State Fair. Here are sew
eral
CHILD LosT.-Last night, while n
man named Ward, who was a stranger
in town, having recently arrived In the
city, was at the Fair with his little
child, he took more than n load OF
whisky, and when returning to their
clearinghouse on Front street, and
while somewhere on L, Ward laid
down OH the sidewalk and weut to
sleep, leaving the little n to take
care Of itself. When he awoke, a
couple Of hours later, the child was
nowhere to be found, and has not been
seen since. The mother Is nearly
frantic at the loss OF the little one. The
child 10 three years old, and has light
hair and blue eyes. She had on u red
flannel skirt white flannel petticoat
and b~lack-spotted dress.
STOLEN FROM THE PAVILION. "A
double team and buggy which stood
hitched at the Pavilion last night was
stolen by some one unknown to the
owner. The police used every effort
TO find it, but up to twelve O'Clock last
night nothing had been heard of 1t. A
large cheese and quantities Of butter
were also stolen from the lower hall.
The wonder Is that the fellow who
took the cheese escaped so easily, as it
was . large u
HIauwAYMEN ABoUr.-Phil. Gala
han, the we'll known brick man, who
lives out near the brick-yards, was
stopped n few mornings ago near his
house by footpads, who took from him
the sum OF go. A saloon in the neigh
borhood was robbed the evening be-
fore. There arc plenty Of these fell
lows abroad, and people should De on
the watch for them.
ADIsPUTE.-While the list o fawards
was being read out last night, a dis
pute arose between n couple Of COM
petltors for the same premium. One
struck the other q pretty sever blow
In the face, and the affair thus ended,
for a time, the injured man threaten
ing to have his assailant arrested as
soon rs he could swear out a warrant.
RAN INTO A FKNcE.--At the Park
Yesterday an old gentleman, while
driving a two-horse team, with his
family, drove too close to the inner
fence, and caused q general smash-up
Of fencing, taking a whole panel with
him. No one hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-25

MARRIED Hrs Own SIsTER.-Chrls-
tian Schaunhurst, hitherto q respecta-
BILE citizen Of German Township, keo-
kuk county, Iowa, a widower, and the
father Of q large family, married his
own sister, KATRINA Albers, a widow,
the other day. The Clerk was not
aware of the relationship when he L.
sued tho license, az, Of course, the cler-
gyman was not when he married them.
When his family learned the fact, they
procured q warrant for the in%cestnous
parties, but the officers were unable to
hnd them. they having fled to WASH
ington and taken the eastern train.
The Ners says Kathrina IL u design
ing woman, Of bad repute, and II is be-
lieved has inveigled her brother into
this scandnlous union with n view to
getting possession OF his money, Of
which he has considerable. When the
facts are all known a third party will
nc doubt be implicated"
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Arm CUT.-Yesterday evening,
about five o'clock, a drunken Italian
made a effort to walk into a millinery
shop on Sixth street, between j and
X, when the ladies shut the glass door
In his face. Angered at this, he pro.
ceeded to demolish the glass with his
fist, and received q deep cash on his
right arm for his trouble. A police
man was sent for, but before he came
the drunken fellow had made Off
perhaps in search of a surgeon to bint
up his wounds. We did not learn hi
name.-Sde. Reporter, Sept. 24th.
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VERY Much BErrER.-Ayoung lady
ut an evening party some time ago
found 1t hard to use the expression,
Jordan Is a hard road to travel :"
and, thinking It too vulgar an express
sion, substituted the following: "Per-
ambulating progression In pedestrian
excursion along the far-famed thor
oughfare Of fortune cast up by the
banks Of the sparkling river Of Pales-
tine L. indeed attended with q hetero-
geneous conglomeratlon Of unforeseen
dIfiulties."
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FAST TIxE.-Gov. Stanford's great
trotting horse wonder" at the Sac
rsmento. State Fair Pavilion race
grounds, last Saturday trotted half a
mile In one minute and eight seconds.
Good time big tims-hefty. Bully
for Stanford's horse.
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Office TO

HAvING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
II Assessment Roll OF the Town Of Gold Hill
for the fscal year ending April, A. D. 1872,
that the taxes on all property assessed in the
Town Of Gold Hill. OF Ono Dollar and Fifty.hve
Cents 81 6S) upon each One Hundred Dollars
$500, 70 due and payable from and after this
dare, at my office, In Gold Hill. from 10 o'clock
on o'clock p. n. OF each day. All Taxes re.
naming unpaid on the hrst day Of October,
1871, will 20 on the Delinquent List, with ten
per cent. added thereto.
THOMAS HARKIN,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Gold Hill, September !, 1871. au3l-tf
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Auswers to Correspondents.

Raie.-The engagement ring should
be worn on one Of your fingers, the
marriage ring through the nose.
Punster.-Your joke about q man
who cries fish, beings member Of .
"base bawl club" Is not good enough
for Figaro.
Inquirer.-YeI, Frank Pixley did
take his mule to Paris and eat 1t there.
CRristian.-Frederick Marriott Is not
President OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, neither Is the News Letter
a religious publication.
Anxious Nohr.-Certainly not. Mr..
Woodward did not "feed babies" to
the Fiji cannibals while they were at
the Gardens. You had better advertise
for the child.
Repulican.-Yes. Gentlemen In
England take OF their hats to the
Queen or any other lady.
Biuy.-we cannot publish your first
attempt at English composition. Send
II to the Altd.
Granmaridn.-It would not be right
to call a bilious man q T" Dillon
Standardization can scarcely claim
to be a Thorough classical scholar"
because you have read Pope's transla-
ton Of Homer and Dryden's Virgil.
Seientist.-Jack Stratman Is not a
member Of the California Academy Of
Sciences. We suppose he could be II
he chose.
Etiquette.-Your beau was wrong TO
accuse you Of putting on airs, because
you didn't put your knife In your
mouth, but il you mean to marry him
perhaps you had better learn to eat
with Your knife. It 10 not 20 danger
Gus as it appears.
BashfM.-No. There Is no harm In
kissing q young lady on the first day
YOU have made her acquaintance, II she
will let you.-S. F. Figaro.
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~ Orders for Fancy Cakes for Balls Parties
and Weddings, promptly nlled In any part
Gold Hill. Please give me Q call.
"a. JACOB BECKER, Proprietor.
q no1d Hill Au1nat OK fQY1 anQHff
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HAvING JUST RETURNED
a nom San Francisco With . LARGE
STOCK OF FLOUR, l an prepared to sell al
articles In my line a. cheap - any man on the
Pacific Coast. s1s.N WA rua rHJ sa..a