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ALL ABoUT TIE STATE.
Lancaster.

From the Lancaster Ledger we learn that
accounts from the cotton and corn crops IN
that county still continue favorable. The Led
ger has heard of little rust in one section
north of the Courthouse, but not calculated 70
do much damage.
!. The Ledger also says, in reference to sales:
day: 1.-THE sheriff disposed Of but one tract OF
land on last Monday, 1l50 acres for $4,000. A.
G. Ivy purchaser. large amount OF chooses
in action was sold In bankruptcy. bringing
fair prices. The number of people in town
was unusually large for this season of the
year,
The same paper is disposed to brag. 1t
saws: Lancaster stands at the head Of the
roll in the prompt payment of taxes the past
wear. There wsre about thirty delinquents in
the county, q; small number compared with
other counties We notice in come Of our
exchanges that three and tour hundred tracts
of land are advertised, embracing many large
plantations. all in all, we feel that we are In
as prosperous condition as any OF our neigh
bors, though deprived of railroad facnitles.'
Clarendon.
Judge N. NJ. Benbow and Mr.. ". 2. Bruce
! were nominated on last sales.day, at manning
as candidates to fill the vacancies on the poaru
of county commissioners.
|
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.
The Newark Railroad Accident-E1-
citement about the Orange Procession.

New YORK, July 10.
The coroner's jury In the Newark accident
broight In verdict that the misplaced switch
was the result of oarelessness on the part of
the switch tender, William Thompson and
cens,lre the Newark and New York Railroad
Company for employing. or allowing to be en-
ployed upon their road young and lne1peri-
enced men to hold responsible positions.
There was an excited meeting, OF. the Irish
Confederation In Avenue A, yesterday after
noon. A resolution deprecatlng any attempt
to o.obstruct or prevent the Orange procession
was voted down. The disposition OF the ma
Iority was In favor..of violence. The mayor
was in consultation with the police commits
soners yesterday. -
Hibernians, at which delegates from Philadel-
phia and other cities were present.
Mayor Hall again says there will be- no riot,
and that the Orange party parade will be pro
tected The Impression prevails that the
Irish will take the advice of the clergy and
not interfere,
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invIgorant at this season. Let them nossees III 81
theliquors ofsthe bar.roon; they VIII not fndtt
there. aA1medlcated stimniant pure andnndes
nlet,ds whatthey needi and amoug:thlsgc gclsasot
remedies, s HoSTETTERiS sT0 0MAOH BITTERSf
stands slqpe no valid plea can be urgstagaihsr.
its use, eYensby the genius OF Temperance itssifS
for even the MainelaN permits the sale fd,nna,Ye
stimuli for medicinal purposes al sgeleralSan,
oyating preparation, the R,ttsrs mo eq1alanys
where. But this Is only one OF the merits 81 t6is
famous inYlgprator. Its regulating properties
giyett an immense superiority ever all the tonics
Of the PnarmacopaIa. I'm cases Of chronic oohs
stipatlon IL Is the most useful and certain nkall
aperients Isserea,esno Violent commosi6ni rtha,
acknowledgements, but gently relieving fhemof,
their obstructions, leayesthem in, q heakhyi Htgc
orous condition, Itseems unnecessary 20 states
In, view or The mass o. testimony az 20 tts enects
In dyspepsia, that it Is Q permanent cure for that
terrible and. but too general complaint.
The numerous "Bltte,s, y under vartoas: :1sMsa,
which mercenary dealers endeayor 10 Aubstitute
for Hostetter's Stomach 'Bitters, shouid dbs ayult
ed, for their own sakes, BIZ the slck and therEh
llc at large. aHostetters Bitsers saraprocufabletn
bottles only, and sneversold hbuiks
july8-Dfoss Sill ;st.sa:: -s.ss5
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THE NEW L0dN IN EUROPE
WASHINGTON Lnl1 II.


The statement teiegraphed to New York
from London to the effect that Assistant Secre-
tary Richardson, now in London, has perfectly
succeeded In his negotiations in connection
with the new five per cent. loan Is not corroo-
GRATED by auy intelligence received at the
treasury department. On the contrary, what
is known In relation to the operations OF Mr.
Boulwell's agents who have gone ABROAD TO
sell the new bonds is rather discouragtng than
otherwise. At thome the result thus far is any
thing but fatterlng, inasmuch as the entire
subscription to the five per cents. does not yet
reach seventy millions, of which sum at least
siyty millions have been taken by trans
ferrine by the national banks, so that the
new subscriptions to this, the most adyan-
tapeous class of the bonds OF the new
loan in the United States, Is short OF ten mil
lions, and 80 far none OF It mas Deen taAen
abroad, while not dollar Of the 43 anu per
cent. bonds has yet been placed here or IN Eu-
rome: and 1t should be remembered IN this con-
nection that the new loan has been on the mar
ket. Now the cost of the negotiations. as lar
as tiey have proceeded in the way OF adVertis-
ing, has already reached the sum OF SSo0,oo
and to this sum must be added tne commis-
sions on the amount subscribed, ana "a aiso tne Ile
expense of the costly expeditions that nave
been sent to Europe to push the bonds there,
which cannot fall far short of $4,000 ln golo.
From the above facts there seems TO be some
foundation for the statement, current here to.
day. to the effect that the Secretary OF the
Treasury has ordered the bank note companies
In New York to suspend work on the printing
of the new bonds. .,o
It is freely reported that the new govern
ment loan has been withdrawn from the mar
ket.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
The reported withdrawal Of the new loan
| finds credence here In well-informed circles
| from an understanding that the negotiation
for absorption OF five hundred millions OF dVe-
| tWentieS of 1872 are about concluded, =.
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TERRIBbE. STORM IN CHIC.

DAYTON, July 10.
There wasa furious storm here yesterday.
The German Lutheran Church was prostrated,
and fonr killed and twenty hurt The bridge
over the Miami destroyed Two at,o 0oys .VGe were
was unroofed, also the Catholic Church and
Miami Railroad depot. Fifty other houses
were damaged.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAK.

WASHINGTON, July TO-. i.
Further local storms are probable tonight
from Missouri to Virginia, and In Michigan.
day.
Yesterdays Weather Reports Of the
Signal Service, o. S. A.-4,47 p. NJ.
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sPAaKs FROM THE WIRES.

Richard a. Dana, of Boston, will probably
be the arbitrator on the part of the United
States at Geneva.
There was Violent storm at Syracuse on
Sunday. Lightning strlck In every part OF
the city. The lightning killed one and shocked
many persOnS
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@ THE STATE OF SOUTH GIRO.
LIMA, COUNTY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
Common Pleas.-w1LLIAM BRYCE and JAMES
BRYCE, partners under the nrm name OF VEIL:
LIAM BRYoEsG co., plaintina, against JAMES ].
PERKINS, defendant.--copy summons for money
demand. -[Conplalnt not :seryed.l 49,,
os Z a1t''.-,-a Iaalen dant In this nc.
I>>-.L- ...---.-6 -..n co
answer the comp!sintin this action, which was
led in the once OF the Clerk OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas for the said county, on the ninth day
OF June 1871, and to serve copy OF your answer
on the subscribers at their eflce, GeorgetoYp: 8.
O., within twenty days after the service OF this
summons Oh you, exclusive Of the day OF service.
II you fail to answer this plainr within the
time Aforesaid, the plaintlns Will take Judgment
against You for the sum Of one hundred and
ninety s.nine 2i.1oo dollars, with interest OF the
rate Of seven per cent. per annum, from the third
day OF July, one Thousand eight hundred and
seventy, and costs. 5cs:..s ~ 1-.s
Dated May 80, 1871. 49,
nnr a
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WILSON. d D0ZIER,
Planting Attorneys, Georgetown, s. O.

TO the Defendant, JAMES J. PERKINS Take
notice that the summons in this action, OF which
the foregoing Is q copy, with complaint annexed,
was fled in the ONCE of the Clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, at Georgetown, Ia the County OF
Georgetown, and State OF South Carolina, on the
9th day OF June, 1871. ..q,. .
WILSON & DozrER, !.
plalntlrsi Attorneys, Georgetown, s. Q.
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w THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL:
Ma, COUNTY O OF GEoRGETowN-Oo Of
Common Pleas-ARMAzLAH D.: BARBER ana
JOHN B. GREEN, Partners under the nrm name
of;A D. BARBER& co., plaintiffs, against JAMES
J. PERKINS, Defendant-oopy Summons for
Money Demand. tOomplalnt not served.I
To JAMES J. PERKINS, Defendant In this &C.
tlon: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint IN this action, which was
filed In the office of the Clerk oftie oours OF Com.
mon Pleas for the said County, on the 9th day Of
June, 1871, and to serve a copy OF your answer
on the subscribers at their ofice, Georgetown, s.
O., within twenty days after the service Of this
summons on you, exclusive Of the day OF ser:
vice. ''.s'-.e7'2s = -
Ifyou fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintins.w will take Judgment
against you for the sum OF one hundred and nine,
ty.seyen a7loo dollars, with interest at the rate
OF seven.pet cent. per annum from the l4th day
OF December, one thousand eight hundred and
andscssts. s1sttfF@ ',3iS'
Dated May S0th, 1871. ssess. s.,,. g
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OUR PER1PATE1Ic PEsIDEsT

WAsH1NoN, July 10.
The President is not coming '-morroW. he
will not return for week or days.
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~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
NA, COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN Court Of Com.
mon Pleas. HENRY W. DURYEE and JOHN l..
MAoFADDIN, Partners under the frm name Of
HENRY W. DURYEE & co., Plaintiffs, against
JAMES ]. PERKINS, Defendant.-Copy Summons
for Money Demand.-[Complaint not served.l
To JAMES ]. PERKINS, Defendant in this &C.
tion: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In this action. which was
filed in the ofce OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas for the said county, on the ninth day
June 1871, and to serve copy OF your answer on
the subscribers at their Office Georgetown, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the service Of
this summons on you, exclusive Of the day Of SER
vice.
Hyou fall to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will take Judgment
against You for the sum OF two hundred and
twenty seven o5.1oo dollars, with interest at the
rate Of seven per cent. per annuPfrom the fourth
day Of March, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, and costs.
Dated May Soth 1871.
d..
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guu,l.er iResorts.
H o!FoR THE n MOUNT ANS.

Parties visiting Flat Rock, n. O., or: AshayillA,
N. c., win ind comfortable Stages leaving Green~
vile, 8. O., every MONDAY, THuRSDIY atd SAIpKe
per and Asheyille for dinner next day. rs
,jun24-1mo sst . &. 3. WM.sP. BLAtkssA
SPARKLING OETAW3A SPRINGS
FORMERLY CALLED THE oARoLnlA wHTss Sc. .c|;gR,
- oArAwBA COUNTY, NC. g t@s.:< ~ 3.
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sperial lGotirss

I6E STATE OF FSOUTHsCiiR0I1-
Ma. COUNTY OF GEoRGETowN-Cou III CON-
mon n'PleasJosEPESAMPs -Nand ISAAC ALEX.
ANDER, ;Parthers, under the nrm narnSobBIxp.
s0N ALEX ANDER, PLAINTIFFS, against IklERS
J. REREIEs, Defendant = Ooty sSrmmods
Money Demand. 7[Complsint mt seryed.1
TO JAMES J. PERKrNs, Defendant In this &C:
ton You.a are, hereby summoEed and REQUIRED
to answer the complaint In t!ais. action. Which
was flef the ONCE q. the Clerk OF thsI Iourtor
Common Pleas for the said Count on tnas shinfn
dsIof june, and to serYssa copy pi5yolEaS6Isr
on the suhser ribers, at their once, HepSgetoxSI I
O., within twenty days Sttar ths serHcssois stiiS.
summons ohyol. exclusive OF the; day of sseryica.
II you faft To- answer this compIain within tne
time aforesaid, the ipistnttnsWfut taksJu6smant
against you for THE abnt of segentI stShtsfs
dollars with interest st the rate Of one al
percent per month from the seventeenth 11Iof
Apnl,, one Thousand eight hnndred snd serenity
one, ndcosts. WMSON-ED0ziERa;a.s'rs
f-s5fsF PiafnhnV AffnIas
',7.f'E deorgstoun;SSc
To the Defendant; y JMrES SJ.aPERKINS.Tske
notice that the summons In this aet1ons oi ;Nhic6
the foregoingis is Q copy, with complaint tanpe4sd,
was Med "a the of1ee Of the Clerk OF tie G9gstof
Common Plea; ;ae GsorgstoNn, III ths County Us
Georgetown and State o. South Carolina ths
ninth day Of June sls71. II -; -
81, :sE sWnsoNss DozIRR; =
ass.s:tIe55 s -, RS Plainttns} Attornys,sE 4
junaa- -ms 1eorgsto
~ THE sTATE'o OBJ soUTHCxRoII-
Ma. COUNTY OF FGEORGET0W1s3 W1s3:colrts sot don.:.
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WILSON & DOZlER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Georgetown, S. @.

To the Defendant, JAMEsJ. PERKINS: Take no.
tice thst the summons In this action, Of which the
foregoing is copy with complaint annexed, was
fled in the office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas at Georgetown, in the County. OF
Georgetown and State OF South Carolina, on the
ninth day OF June, 1871.
- W. WILSON d D0zIER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Georgetown, S. @.
junle.m6
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Planting Attorneys,
Georgetown; s. O.,

To the Defendant JAMES J.PERKINs: Take
notice that the summons In this action, OF which
the foregoing is copy, with complaint annexed,
was 1ledin the office OF the CLERK OF the Court Of
Common Pleas atGeorgetown, In the County Of
Georgetown, and State Of South Carolina, on
the 9th day OF June, 1871. ....t.,.. ~
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9ueriai Notlres

.gE TIE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF GEoRaEToWN-oourt o
Common Pleas.-N. A. KNAPP and n. A. HUME,
partners under the firm name Of N. A. KNAPP &
CO., Plaintiffs, against JAMES J. PERKINS, De.
fendant.- Copy Summons for Money Demand;
Complaint not served.l. .f.is.'
To JAMES ]. PERKINS, Defendant in this nc.
ton: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint inithis action, which was
hled In the office ofthe Court Of; Common Pleas
for the said County, on the ninth day OF June,
1871, and to servea copy Of yonr: answer ON the
subscribers, at their or ;e. Georgetown, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the service
Of this summons on you, exclusive OF the dsy Of
service.
If you fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Planting viii take judgment
against you for the: sum Of four hundred and
twenty-seven s5.1oo dollars, with interest at the
rate OF seven per cent. per annum from ths.third
day Of March, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, and COSTS 4
Dated May 30, 1871. .,-ts-. 80.
r,zI
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WILSON 4DozIIER, :[ :
Plainti6s' Attorneys.

To the Defendant, JAMES J.. PERKINS: Take
notice that the summons In this action, Of which
the foregoing is copy, with complaint annexed,
wasSdled IN the once or the Clerk ofthe Court Of
Common Pleas, at Georgetown, In the 4countysof
Georgetown, and State OF South Carolina, Oh; the
9th day Of June, 1871. t6....l yal as.
.,:-.. ., ~. WILSON & D0z1ER, a,,, I,a,.
's9'. . PLANTING Attorne5s, :.
iun1s-ms Georgetown. Sc. p
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The Uncononic paper mill at Concord, N.
e., Is burned.
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- OUR Skins AREf SEIYRaASD

aMF OUR SKINS ARE SEIRstRs,ktSB
through hmtillons tortasea ooaes thsslarsra
nuid whIehnaturo does. not need for spgrs
poses. This IS wise proyiaiongof Providence;
hut excessive perspiratton Is, i neyeftheiee5 ex.
tremely weakening. During the s6eats ot sslm:
neral hard. working men psrplre TO an exts9t
1iIaE rs mure:o or less debliitating, TheE or III
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wBAToHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs

@rBATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SUPERB hair DYE is the best In the aoorld-per-
rectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpleas-
ant odor. Thegenuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black
OF Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin' DuI
leaves the hair Glenn, soft and beautiful. Ine
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by aii pius
glsts. Factory No. 1s Bond street, New fofA'
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THE EYILs OF THE oLDEN TINE.
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nyJoHN G. BAKER & CO.'S GENU-
,NT MEDICINAL GOD LIVER oIL.-EsTABLLsH-
ED 1sso.-Acknowledged by eminent phsaicians
20 be the best in the world. Sold by Druggists
generally. JNo. @. BAKER co., Philadelphia,
a iuu 'eff'' De. q. BAER,
febs-m vfsmos No. 1s1 Meeting street.
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~ THE STATE OF SOUTH GIRO

iuInle-rns
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from the Nation.


or yery high praise Of 1t. Laws thatja clerk
can codify were either not worth making, OF
were so wcll made that he:who runs may read
them. Finally: the State taxes OF the year
reach 50, ,OOO 900, as against s400 900 before the
war, while the value fthe taxable property ls
diminished by one-halE Want of spece coun-
seIs us to pass over without notice the charges
Eoysrnment In connection with their man
arement of the State credit; the reputation
nfthe Is6re loanp contracted to rebuild Charles
fnn I'm 1888: their failure to publish accurate
accounts OF the amount OF the State DEBT, or
to exact proper bonds from the State financial
agents; their reckless lending. Of the State
credit, and their perpetratton OF oiVers Joos OF
greater or less magnitude.
As regards the state 5tmind OF the dele
sates. as revealed In the resolutions, IL is
Clearly that OF s'unrepentant rebels tnat Is,
fhar sxpress 40 regret or shame at having en-
gaaed iri the war, and invariably altuoe 10
StSe cansen as highly respectable, ana lneir
past as great and glorious; put tney achnomtS, .nS
edge their defeat in the frankest way, anu
solemnly' accept the results Of the war as
sshnalIties." There is also running through
fine speeches and resolutions that curious
undertone of discoutent with the Way the
game which they have lost was carried on,
which has been the one thoroughly callolsn
thing in the Southern demaanor both during
and aimee the war. The South challenged the
North to fight; with barbaric confidence ana
exultation, and well knowing what the condt-
lions, consequences and accompaniments OF
rvarwere, and did everything that insolence
nf IanpIlsee and behavior could do to infuse
.f;tterness into the struggle, and well know
Inc. too, that IS 1t was about slavery the war
had begun, and as slavery was tne very Dasls
ot the sonth. as well as Its pol!tca
rinhts. were staked on the result
Never NsSerthelsss, @ from first to- last last 4 4
has never ceased to lament over tn
devastation wrought by the fighting, as !
<Ears were usually carried on WItaoasoe
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FINCHFoRD. Dec. Ii. 1871.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Your readers
must know that we are not made moi
broken by the Railroad II 1t did moi
hit us by considerable, and the tax
for a depot building was defeated
Finchford it was and always will be,
and If the railroad can live without
us we think we can survive and move
slowly but surely onward.
MI. Finch has his mills In full
blast, and Is manufacturing as good
flour as can he found in this or adj
joining counties, both wheat and
buckwheat. We have eaten both,
and what we taste and see, with con-
fidence we tell and sell. If your
citizens want good flour let them try
that manufactured at our Finchford
Mills.
Mr.. Collins opened his old stand
sometime since, Is stocking up with
a general variety of dry goods, gro-
%ceries, drugs, &c., and is having a
fine trade. A post.office has been
established here with Mr.. Collins as
p. M. We have preaching in the
churches each Sabbath /; Rev. MI.
Cooley in the Methodist and Rev. J..
d. Henry in the Campbelite.
Our Justice has not been called
upon to decide any very important
cases of late. Should any thing
worth Of note occur we will make
note of them. WEST Fork.
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THE MUSICAL CONVENTION The
musical convention under the direc-
ton of Prof. II. II. Palmer of Chica-
go, Is now in session in this City
with upwards of two hundred i'm
attendance. Over twenty of our
Iowa towns and cities are represent
ed, besides some from other States.-
The Convention is not so large az
that held in this city two years ago
but the result promises to be equally
gratifying to all present. Indeed a
convention could not be a failure
with Prof, Palmer..as conductor. He
shows himself at all times master
of the situation. Earnest and en-
thusiastic In whatever he undertakes
his conventions never lack In inter-
est. 1t is a fine body of singers rep
~resenting the musical talent of
Northern Iowa. lThe convention
will close with a grand concert this
evening, of vocal and instrumental
music. 1t will undoubtedly be the
finest musical entertainment ever
delivered in Cedar Falls. There
will be two hundred voices in the
chorus. Phoenix Hall will be filled
to overlooking as we learn every body
Is intending to go.
Reserved seats for sale at +. A.
Hotchkiss' where a diagram of the
Hall can be seen. Tickets for sale at
Thompson Il Givens' and Wise &
Bryant's. OF the convention more
next week. ~.|-EE>
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Council Proceedings.

COUNCIL HALL, Dec. IL, 1871.
Special meeting of the City Coun-
Gil, S. A. Bishop, president of the
Council presiding.
PRESENTATIONS, Zeising, Sartori,
Overman, Andrews, Bishop, Benja-
min, Brown.
A petition was presented for the
extension of the Fire Limits of the
city. To the middle of the Cedar
River on the North to the center OF
Washington street on the West; to
the middle of Fourth street on the
South, and to the middle of Water
Street on the East.
A remonstrance was presented
against such extension of the Fire
Limits.
1t was moved by Councilman Oyer
man that petition and remonstrance
be laid upon the table.
Motion carried.
Ayes-Benjamin, Adams, Over
man, Sartori, Bishop and Andrews
No-Brown and Zeising.
A petition was read for the cree,
ton of a city scale.
On motion, petition was received
and action deferred until the mex
regular meeting.
Finance Committee reported favor,
ably on bill Of E. M. Stead, for work
on Engine House.
Bill was allowed to the amount oil
1886. 33.100.
Ayes-Brown, Benjamin, Zeising
Adams, Overmen, Bishop, Andrews
and SartorI.
On motion, Council adjourned.
3. A. BISHOP,
Attest: Pres. Pro TEN.
s. N. PIERCE,
CITY Clerk.
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A NEW WAY OF KEEPING UP TO
THE FAsHIoNs.-Two girls who had
been working at the 1nman House
for a fortnight, hit upon a capital
plan of getting new hats. One OF
them went into Mrs. Pooler's last
Monday night with a shawl over her
head and after devoting a half hour
or less in locking over the styles ask
ed Mrs. Pooler to take two ove to
the Inman House where her sister
was that they might examine them
She was allowed to take them but
not returning on time Mrs. Pooler
began to surmise something wrong
and went after them. They were
overtaken at the Central Depot,
whittier they had gone to take q
''new departure" aud the stolen
property was recovered.