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The Tax Law

Mr.. D. H Chamberlain the Attor.
ney-General in response to letter OF
inquiry from Messrs. Pope & Haskell,
pu, the following construct nippon
certain sections of the TaX-Luw:
"Tou call my attention to Sections
105 and III, and you say: ''Lct US
suppose the property to bo worth
81 900, aud to be assessed at that
value; the tax due thereon for the
year 1871 would DO just sl4, for the
State and County. Suppose at the
tax sale, SOME person should find it to
his interest to purchase the property,
and should bid $500 for it.; in case Of
redemption, Under the Act upon what
is the % per cent. penalty during tho
first year, or the 80 per cent. penalty
during tho second year, charged
upon Sl4 tax or upon the s6DU puf.
chase money? If the owner il. not
able to redeem '(as in r,,khy cases he
may not beg what becomes Of the
1886 purchase money, over and above
the tax due to the StateW
I think the difficulty suggested in
the foregoing extract from your letter
will be removed when you examine
the exact language of Section lOS.
The sale of lands for delinquent taxes
is not made for money, but the sale is
made to "the person then and there
Offering to pay the taxes. assessments
and penalties charged thereon for the
least property thereof" Thus, for ex-
ample, if Il tract Of land is assessed
81, ,0u0. and the State and County tax
thereon amount to Sl4, the bidder, at
the sale, must state for how much of
that tract, either in feet or acres, as
the case may be, he will pay the
taxes, with tue penalties and charges
thereon, and the party thus bidding,
who shall name the least quantity OF
land. will be the. purchaser Of that
amount of'property which he shall
name in his bid You will thus zee
that there is no purchase money" in
the case. Now, when we come to the
redemption Of this property, it is re;
quired that the party desiring to re-
deem shall deposit with the County
Treasurer sum equal to the amount
for which such real estate was sold,
with all the legal charges oaid by the
purchaser at the sale, and subsequent
taxes paid by such purchaser, his
heirs or assigns. and 25 per cent. pen
atty thereon, and the value of the
growing crops, if any there are, etc.
Or, if the person desires to redeem
the land after tho expiration of one
wear, he shall deposit with the County
rr.>rsurcr sum Of money equal to
tbat to- which such real estate was
,old ant, taxes subsequently paid
thereon by th> ;-urcbascr, and 50 per
cent. penalty thereon. understand
the penalty in each OF these cases to
refer to the taxes paid b,, the pGr-
chaser after the sale. Thus, J. 'no
tax upon the land purchased at a H..
Iiuqnent sale shall be SO for the first
year, the penalty to be paid bp tho
person desiring to redeem within one
year would be ~ SO, or, if he delayed
until the expiration of one year, tho
penalty would be IS upon the same
tax.
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OBITUARIES.

Mrs. II. ERNIE COCHRAN; tn,
wife of Mr.. Samuel II Cochran, ane
the eldest daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs
A. J. and Eliza Mckee, "fell aslecr
in Jesus" on the 5th Of June, 1871
in tho 22d year Of her age.
Death always leaves in its pathway
sadness and sorrow, but in this in
stance it is peculiarly go. Truly
goods ways and thoughts are moi
as ours" for scarcely'twenty month:
have elapsed since the deceased was ,
fair young bride, buoyant with hope
and the expection of long life
but to day she is numbered with the
dead.
She was taken with brain fever
and after ecveral weeks, most of the
time insensiLle, she went down the
dar,,:, valley of death without leaving
those COM .sarting. words 80 otter
sought for by s,:crrowing friends
Apart from some expre:s>s s>s'ons' when 'l'
first taken sick, of her resignation te
the will of God, either to live.or die,
nothing was said. But her testimony
was given in her life, which is far
better than words. Hdving united
with Greenville church some years
since, she adorned the profession
she made with consistent life,
and now she is "receiving her re.
ward
In this sad Providence, little "Ma.
nie," an infant daughter of II
months, is left without a mothers
watchful care, pious example. and
tender love; but He who took little
children in His arms while on earth
ever lives and loves them still.
As we would commend this child
to Gods care, so would we direct the
sorrowing husband, parents and
friends to Him, who is the source o.
all comfort to His bereaved children
and may they remember that HE
docth all things we'll" The death o.
our young friend illustrates the truth
of the poets words:
youths brightest hopes decay,
Pass like morn's gems away, -.
Too fair on earth to stay,
Where all is deeting!"
P.
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TAXPAYERS CoNvENT1oN.-We
are requested to announce that the
Committee appointed BY the Conven
ton to report on the condition of the
State. now aud since the war, viii
meet in the town Of Camden, Wed
nesday, the 18th July next, at II
o'clock, A. NJ. The Committee are
Hon Messrs Aldrich: of Barnwell
Burt, of Abbeville !; Porter, Of Char
lesion; Manning, of Clarendon; But
ler, of Columbia. Any citizen who
may desire to communicate informa
tion to the Committee, and all arc
requested to aid, will please direct te
the Chairman, Camden. s. B care %
"ol. VIM. II. Shannon Charlesto,
Coa,t,~.
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ARRIVALS AT
The Marshall House
SINCE LAST FRLDA Az.

IA Haddon, Centreville; NV Pratt,
w. E. Barmore, Donaldsville IT F
Wesson, Geo G Westmore, Thos H NJ
Winn, w K Winn, Chas Wright, New
York Wesley A Black, Level Land,
w H Peak, Bordeaux; R A McCaslan,
DR. ) c Maxwell, T F Riley, Capt J R
Tarrant, Greenwood; J NJ Winn, Nine.
ty Six John Butler, White Hall; F A
Connor, Cokesbury; John 8 Wiley
Columbia; r e Hill, Gen MCGOWAN
R R Hemphill and Lady, Mr.. Vance
Mrs Mary Gilmer, Thos. johnson, Alb.
beville; Rev J I Bonner, Capt A "
Cisrkson, Due West; w H Barber, Va
John Cevlin, Baltimore.
JOHN.A. MAYS,
Proprietor
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EXPLANATORY CARD.

In the above Presentment, the
Grand Jury have fallen into an error
in estimating the surplus Of County
funds in the bands Of the Treas
urer at sl,55s,e4. This error has
been caused by not taking into the
estimate the amount Of Pay Certif-
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AS heretofore announced by tele.
graph, Queen Victoria is 80 highly
pleased with the result Of the late
Washington treaty negotiations, that
it seems as though she could not do
enough to expr ss her gratitude to.
wards the high joints who contributed
to bring it n out. Earl de Grey was
recently created a Marquis tor his
share in the good work, and now
professor Barnard is to be rewarded
by scat in the Privy Council.
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Gates which have been taken I'D
in 1870 and 1871, and which, though
not reported to the Board of County
Commissioners, is supposed to be at
least $4,000 From this statement, it
would appear that 80 far from there
being surplus in the hands of the
Treasurer to the credit of the County
of $l,555.94, there is an Indebtedness
of at least $500.
ROBERT JONES,
Clerk B. &. G..
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The London Court Journal contains
the following official It eurt notice.
given by order of Qnecn Victoria
THE Lord Chamberlain has beeu
commanded to give notice TINT The
high square-cut gowns which have o.
late been occasionally worn by ladie:
attending hcr Majesty's courts and
|drawing-rooms cannot be considered
as full Dress, or in future be admittce
on these occasions"
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The Board of Health of New York
have been officially notified that the
yellow fever has broken out suddenly
and with unusual virulence at Vera
Cruz, and other points on the Cult
coast. As q consequence all vessels
coming from that quarter will be
subject to the strictcst quarantine.
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Mr.. vallandi;s CHAINS support of a
theory in defence Of client has
cost him his life. 1t w::'"ld be Gu c;
rious if The demonstration ~ the
possible correctness of that theo..'
should save the life Of the client,
whose interest he. so faithfully
served.
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A PRoM1sE.-In speech the other
day to the Republican State Conven.
tion of Ohio, Senator Sherman de-
clared positively that at the next ses:
sion Of Congress the whole internal
revenue system of taxation will 60 by
the board, except the taxes on spirits,
heer and tobacco, and, perhaps, few
stamps; and that those taxes that re-
main will be simpli6ed so that the
tax-gatherer need only look to the dis.
tilleries and breweries.
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The Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road company will issue round tickets
for one fare, from I'LL stations on their
road. TO persons desirous Of visiting
Due West during tho approaching
college commencements.
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The Barnwell Journal says: MIR.
Robert Alrich, of Barnwell village,
has been summoned to Washington
to testify before the Southern Out
rage Committee. lie lett on Fri
day last
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Peaches are becoming O drug in
the market. On Friday a lot was
disposed Of at auction a. thirty cents
a bushel, while rival auctioneer gave
away his stock. They were selling
from wagons, yesterday, at twenty
cents q pcck.-fhe"ir.
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NOTICE
to Taxpayers.

/ r
TIE TAXPAYERS Of Abbeville
l. County are -hersbynotifed, that
on and, after the, Ut day Of July. 1871,
the Auditors Office, ,Abbevi!ie County
will be open at the "Court House" Tor
the purpose Of receiving Returns Of
Personal Property, &c TOR the year
1871 I, and remain open until thea2 2gth
fday of August 1871. Tie following
programme will be, read attentively,
Fandsa strict adherence TO- Instructions
given therein will be necessary.
The four centre Townships, Able:
vile, Long Caney Cedar, Springs aud
|Smithvllle, will be assessed ut the
court House between the first day OF
July, 1871. AID Goth August, 1871.
Assessors will te stationed at the
most public place Of resort in. Ninety
Six, DouaIdsvills, Diamond Hill aud
Indian Hill, from The 10th to the 10Th
July inclusive. !. !! i
Ths same Assessors will also be
stationed ut Greenwood, Due West,
Lowndesville and Bordeaux, from the
18th to 22nd July inclusive, and
again at White Hall, Cokssbury, Mag
noIis and Galhoun'ss Mills, from Gath
to 10th July Inclusive.
Tho. above method Of assessment
has been adopted in order to give
the taxpayers an opportunity to
nuke correct returns upon oath. az
hereafter no abatements will grant
ed except in cases where clegitM 4er-
rors occur. 1t is also the duty of
every Taxpayer TO see that those
who appear dillstory, in making their
returns are urged to do 90, and if not
reportethem to the County Auditor
who will Immediately execute the
law. which provides that where q
Taxpayer fails to make his return
to the County Auditor, (or bis
deputy within the time pre-.
scribed by Inv. tho; last return made
by said Taxpayer will be copied
from the Auditors books and 30 per
cent. added thereto, and in cases
where Taxpayers escaped paying
their taxes for any one year the pen
atty quoted in Sec 47th, special Session
1868. will be strictly adhered to,
,vh;rh nrovides for the same penal.
~ as in the above case. | would also
suggest, that parties making returns
would contrive to attend the Asses-
.ors on different dates, as confusion oc.
casiocned by q large number of Tax.
payers at the close Of the Assessors'
viven time, may occasion many disa.
greeabls errors and give to the Tax.
payers aud 4 assessors q great deal Of
unnecessary trouble. - s~ .a:,.l
There will be competent Assessors
at the time and place appointed, who
will furnish all necessary information,
&C., DC. ~ - =.
- T. B. MILFORD,
County Auditor, Abbsvills Co, $. @.
juno 10, 1871, s-1ot
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a Trip to the Mountains.
sREENv1L1E4 . COLUMBIA R. r.,

-GREENvILLE q COLUMBIA R. 3.
q ,.a,fE 81 htssI5t3.& ''STs
/ T.! COLUMBIA, 9. c., Junels, 1871, u
ENOR the accommodation 81 perso1s en- ni
IL who desire, to witness the cam
niencement exercises of:Newberry Col.
lege and the laying OF the Corner Stone.
by the Masonic fraternity, at Walhsila,
during the last week in June, round tfip
tickets for one. fare will be issued Ata3i.
stations on; this road # & Anderson, sats.
Of tickets TO commences ON Saturday, tfiS
Path, aud continue until "wednesday.
the 2sth, inclusive; good to return on.
until Monday July 8, inclusive. Conn
mencemenI exercises will begin on Mou
day, the 28th Corner Stone will be- laid
on Wednesday, the 2sth.S BY this ats
rangement an opportunity .is offered to
enjoy: the mountain cir and to witness
an imposing and Interesting ceremony.
THOSs DoDA1iEAD, Gent Supt.
NJ. T; BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent
{ June le, ,ds7l.s-3t. 3 E&.sGH.5 e
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Alexandra Dumas, Jr, has uttered
a bun mot on the woes of Paris. He
describes the great influx of strangers
to that city at present as 20 visit to
the universal exposition of human
folly" -- 0 -r-.r,,
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The recovery Of the cable Of 1865
broken some weeks since, but repair
cd on Tuesday, gives US three work.
ing cables to Europe once more, al
managed by one company.
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In tho Tobacco Fair at St. Louis,
Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio. Tennessee,
Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi and
Missouri are represented.
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Another colored, cadet has been
added to the number already appoint,
ed to West Point, Congressman
Turner, colored, of Alabama, having
nominated a colored boy Of Selma,
named John NJ. Gee, to that position,
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Baron Meyer Rothschild, whose
horses won the Derby and the Oak
races, Is said to he the pauper mem
Der Of the family, his income being
only about s2, 100000 year.
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A tornado at Scranton, Indiana,
carried a house ten rods, killing u
nan and severely wcunding his son
aud daughter, besides hurting fiVe
others.
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v. GRAHAM & co,
Cotton Factors
- - - AND ~s,r :: .'e-ss1.
Commission Merchants,
AUGUSTA. GA.

AUUOS4As VA .......
w ILL give strict attention to the
STORAGE and SALE OF COTTON
and other PRODUCE on Commission.
And will make th: usual ADVAN.
CES Of PROVISIONS, &C., 10. Plan.
ters.
Consignments and Orders solicited
Office, No. s, Mcintosh Street. or.
posi,e Messrs. Jennings. Smith & Co.
Augusta, April II, 1871.
Ref,rences i" fd:-Gens. Bon.
ham, Dunovant and Butler. -
Rrte.enees in Atbev;tle Con. Nc.
Gowan, Hon. A. Burt, Judge D. u
Wardlaw,
Capt. o. N. BUTLER, of. Edge.
field, is associated with our Firm, and
will represent our House in Edgefeld,
Abbeville, and adjoining Counties.
June %, 1871, s-3m
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"OHl HOW SWEET FOR OUR COUNTRY
TO DE-" but how much better to take
Sumter Bittcrs ard live to enjoy our
country. .-, .-,~. "a
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The following persons have packages
in the Express Office.
J L Leslie, E Parker, J Enright, M c
Thornton, A v Black. A Burt, VIM H
Parker, B l. Jones, G w Cunningham
D s Benson, M Mcdonald, DR. B. Rhe IT,
o johnson,
c. v. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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St Mary's School, Raleigh, n. G.
Rt. Rev. rnS;ss. ri Atkinson, D: D. Visitor
Rev. Albert Smedes, -. y. .i.ccctor'
Rev. Bennett Smedes, A. NJ. Assistant,
The fifty-ninth term Of this school
will open July 10th, and continue until
the 9th Of December.
The charge for board and English tu-
ition is $l2O per term. =
For circular apply to the Rector.
=, FErERENcEs ,Fhe Bishops and clergy
of the Protestant Episcopal. Church In
S. c., and throughout the Soulh: Hon
Jas. t. Orr, DR.. J. w. Marshall, pr. w
r. Jones, DR.. o. B. irvine, VIM: Perry
ESQ, DR.. A. N. Talley, Col. Chiles, Ma
.ior w. B. Gulick. D. B. Miller, Esq.
Gen. w. w. Harllee, Hon. Geo. A
Trenholm.
June 10, 1871, s-2t .
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CONsIGNEEs.
Tue following named persons have

Tue following named persons have
freight in tho Depot: !, =, =
A Boggsr J. E Bradley, NJ w Barber,
J W Crawford, E Edwards, J E1right,
Enright 4 Smith, c T Haskell, J c
Haskell, J Hollingshead, John Knox,
Mattox & B, Miller &gR, II T Tustiri, y
L Wardlaw, White, s 4 w; A BWard.
law. - Z
No goods delivered : until freight Is
paid.
J. ". MARSHALL,
Agent.
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The State of South Carolina.
In 7rial Justices' Court.
Lee & Wilson, vs: Michael O'Burns.
Action on account for $50 for Printing.
To the Defendant Michael O'Burns:
VOU are hereby required to answer
the above complaint on or before
Tue 10th day of August, 1871, or judg-
ment will be given against you. > o..
Dated at Abbeville, S. e., June 18th,
1871.
ROBERT r. HEMPHILL,
Trial Justice, Abbeville County.
June q; 1871, 9-6t
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&3o0,OoO IfHg''IFs
To He G41us1a Il Avk,v;,,a AZ u, =. IS 8
sz4s THE SOUTH CAROLINA
LAND AND IMMIGRATION Assoc ocIATIoN:

Under the auspices State Agruu and
M w series Of Choes
yanfS Hnca ~ ls1
Euopsn arnels an as s selected by the Assoen
porion thiher
In soUTR Wade Hampton
+, reIy governor M L. Bnham,
s eSe @ 10 sS sae M ns Hods s the
on which the drawing Dc
10000 Season Ticket. Of Aan,s,oa, .ai
All the including Deed Title ACADEMY Of Nm
will deposited with the National Bank New
100000 In GIFTS 20 i 4
t Gift Academy Of Music Charleston $2o0 b..
annual rental q eO from Opera Stores ia buud
5uldins
valuable
S Gims
-
~ Gits--Gash each 100
2O
G@ So GnsIossb h sssh
|rrs.tac I4-q.a 5fff:j ssoo M
s BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY co - e7
Agents South Carolni Land and taon AssocatS
..<afs ~ General n C. Butler - - s.l ~ tsg
.tgs5 s General M ". GaJy,s.si X 10 aT.aan S 5ss
CoMMIssIoNERs AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING:
Cen A. r. Wright Of Georgia Col H South
Gen Bradley r Johnson, Of Virginia Hon
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TIES
JUST RECEIVED! :
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=. - r.... -- ->s- -s''-'' @-'s'-'

UST ARRIVED, Novelties
% in Milan, Neapolitan,
Straw and Chip Hats and Bon.
nets. Also, Ribbons, Flowers,
Laces, Rouches, &C.. Prices
reasonable-frst class Goods
the best taste employed, and
Everything sold: for CASH, at
the = .[Z:-E,.>.5 ,
Emporium !; i !: Of Fashion,
A-bbeville,.S. C.fa.; ), :.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-12
ORMSBI HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

rI'IE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
| leased the Orm by House would inferm his
friends ara the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly related througn ont and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure Of
all who may please to give him "A call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the su lsstantials well tie IuNuries that
III. market affords. NO pains will se spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their RESPECTIVE wants at all tunes
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors.
Wines, &c.
Attached TO the House is BILLIARD ROOM
Containing. I hree Tables of the latest, improved
styles with good cues, balls and fine light
Also, GENERAL STAGE OFF, T. for the Stages
connecting With all ths differut lines Of Stages
and Railroads running through this state and
California. and any. Information in relation to the
same VIII be chee-fully given at all times
nA Partcular attention paid to booking Pas
seugers calling them, &C. Nov. Soft
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Ihc lailn State 2eoister,
Published Daily, Mondays Excepted,)
PERKINS &c STREET.

0FFICE-Rail's Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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One copy, one year, by mail...~........sl6 10
one copy. SIN months. 10y mail......... 10 oo
one copy, three months. by mail W
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
rE-DcliVercd by carrier 10 town sub
scribcrs at ~ cents per week.
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one squar" 10 lines first inSertion....S3 90
Each >ub>"4uri;t ertifs'i-.-.......-.....l %
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\ Frenc1man cannot pronounce
ship. The word is sheep in his
mouth. Seeing an ironclad, he said
to boy: Ish dis a war sheep q
No." answered the boy, lit 5 a
ram.
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Japan has population of II, ,5S6,.
40 male and II 1873, 221 female per.
sons, making a total of 81, 3,6S5, ,321
who live in 1,092,72 houses.
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100000 tickets VIII be sold nt $500
Gui Coin each, with Hye coupons, each coupon
ei.tltiiug tine hl er 10 the Concert and to one
fifth # any gilt which may be awarded to the
ticket.
Applicants flr tickets can send money 10y checks
auv Bar of sun Francisco Sacramento or
Icy Pust flee u,drrs or REGISTERED letters. or by
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Express. Agents allowed IA
most liberal commission.
All orders and communications should be ad-
dressed to J. II. DONNER.
General Manager. Sacramento, Cal.
J. =. kEESkI, Luc.d Agent. u4-;d
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A query for mothers-Why is a
screaming baby like the goddess of
morning? Because it a roarer
(Aurora).
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r. Why is the sun like good loaf
Because it s light when it rises.
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100000 Tic cts of Admission.
SO Each in urrency; y;HaifTickets >
So; Quarter Tickets, $3.50.

Tickets viii be sent by registered letter: the
mou-y 7 them may be sent by Postotice money
order, greeubtCk or draft.
Each ticket consists o. four quarters; vaue
- 81 each The, holder is entitled to admission f.
the Concert. and 10 the value Of the gift awarded
10 it ur It's traction.