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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-02
A Western Incident.

A targetshoot was grand thing among
the rough pioneers; there were some visi-
tors from beyond the mountains, and
each riaeman was particularly anxious to
display his own accomplishment before
the atrangers. Mike Fink was among
them tho prince of marksmen. But on
this occasion he was unusually quiet and
reticeut.
After exhibiting their skill by "cut-
ting the CENTER" to the satisfaction of
the visitors, it came Fiuk's turn to per-
form the grand final feat Of the occa'
sion.
This consisted in setting tin cup on
the head of Que o. the party, and placing
him ut the distance C IIry PAGES, ahoot-
ing the cup off the head of the person
supporting it. Mike as usual seledtsd
Joe Stevens as cup bearer. All knew
his skill and no one would hesitate to
have performed the service, They did
not know, however, that but short time
before this Mike had fallen oat with Joe,
and had patiently waited the time for
his revenge. Joe accepted the honor
with alacrity, especially gratiied at
Mixes commeudatory remarks, as he re
quested him to perform the service. Fink
expressed himself confie that he could
plug the foremost side of the cup, pro-
vided Joe would hold it up, for he allu,
held it kind o stidy like"
The distance was mcasurei-she cup.
bearer took his station; tho shining hel.
met was placed upon his head. Nike
took his "peg," pricked his din:, prime
his grelock, poised his rifle, took aim aud
fred, The ball crushed through the
brain Of his former friend and conrade
and Joe Stevens fell prone to the earth
and expired without a groaf. Mixes
vengeance was satiated. But Joe had a
brother there that dsy,
He, as well as the other persons pro:
sent, knew that "Mike Fink had played
foul" Scarcely has the ligh. smoke
wreath from Mixes fatal r;ae vanished
into thin air, when Dick Stevens, the
brother of the murdered Joe, brough,
his unerr!ng rife to bear upon the mu--
dcrcr, aud in an instant ball was crash.
ing through the skull Of Mike Fink and
he fell dead in his place at the peg from
whence be aa! sent the messenger ot
death to fellow being only few second
bei,re.
A deep and wide pit was dug and in
to it the rude backswoodsmen lowered
the lfoless forms of murdered and mur.
derer and there-throush long ages for.
gotten-the two silently moulier to
dust
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-02

"It's all brother Pills fault, aendin'
his boy here" said Mrs Devsbury, as
she wrote down list of the things that
would be necessary for Kittys simple
little trousseau.
"Fault 'Tant nubody's fault % said
the Deacon. Brother Pills pleased,
and so be we 70
She's as old as you was when ice
were married, mother"
Mrs. Dcwsbury had nothing to say.
but she rubbed her spectacle glasses,
"ut'ering:
well, sposc children can't be chill
G-cn al'aysi"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-02
To CLEAN LAMP CH1SSFy VIII,

To CLEAN LAMP CHIMNEY. Whom
you wish to clean a lamp chimney, hold
linen cloth against one ond of the
chimney, and place the other eui 10
your mouth; breathe ir it uutil it is GOV.
cred insids With moisture, push the cloth
into tho chimney with smooth slende
stick, aud rub it around until the mois
ture 10 absorSsa; repeat the process, aud
breath over the outer surface also; rub
sbis with cloth uu.il dry, and you have
0 clean bright chimney. Soft newspa
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-02

E,fty T., c,,. ,c,,. -,
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;,nac,u
.,,.,, i, ,,t" ,.,s
h,r u; h,,clu,, .H.r y.,..,
49,. a. ,.ra.. lisuus,. ,,,. enid
zen w,ti anus, one .n,,hcr Kn,>
al'ays WI. wild after MIA, ,o,,..
And material enough" sait; the Dca
con. "!'ll write t. night "a week ,unrr
or lis, , tie cad nj tn, ,.rm Il I,
make rn difference, ana Il. uc: he
chi'll. be proper gliu. to .cr L.,. 90
TIE old !ari:. asin"
So MIS- Dew bury went IL 10 ngbt
The lamp. somewhat r",nioryc,i IN ncr
Iuncr man by tlls new aspvcL 81,
a'airo.
"lrnt,,r rh.iips ho ir,a, IA, eily
mu>r K. 'a,d .nic,.l t, piea,c. # he
could -, oo "a, istic ".n p,..u en- ok
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-02

Pimples and brown spots on shs fac..
Eruption, Blotches, ScEcsulcus Diseases.
and all cores arising from impure bl 10,
are cured By DR.. Pierce's Golden Med.
cal Discovery.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-02

her I'll ~ morrow. for"
The rrst OF NIrs Dewsbury's sentence
vas ,no;hrrrd in :, p.ir Of plump arms
ha' instant thrown around her neck,
ami . vollcy uf kisses fr,m dimpled
'rr'' m'o'H
'.u; >m'r' naS as -lad 70 see ne,
"a "anma
RS '"wSh" started back IN sur
pr'+' All "pe".mouthcd aura1o nent
NY 'aiA -a-flhe De~s oh ~
Nhy Ihfhcr. to the p'ac4n, who
"' chnckNnE b. "ahc ant Chilli 1T
n''' Sh" g'"w"d TO 10 woman J
y" H." Si'nry sag right. During
ne SIX "a n'hs - her absence the
"y''''l'"' developing process one secs
""'n rosebud becomes rose or
''Ne'} eh'"! "h"hg"' INT" maiden h'd
o"e" 't "''S I"c romp'nS ''''!s cr''
tnre VIII" had gone away, or ing '.er
"ie' ont al parting wth tower aud the
'"''N''''' was no" '''' S'e''a'' mao
w. -'"0''"' a. F" o"'i' "'"'"' ','' '"''
~ ~ ''0' y" . "''u'y
",''" :" NV. "'' '"' s'''ne'
''"' -'''' h'"'o"S T'''
'' '''"'
"hand sake, spose you be, said
=,
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-,
-,
3D..
,n';,, >, A., ~
- la ;,L -
va. ye, 1,rm ,ntn an,,,od b,,y,
..n, =.
'Oh, yes, shall, mahma declared
ht,y, I've got box ot domiuocs in
my trunk, and KNOW lots OF games.
Dcs,d,s, haven't forgotten how to pick
jack s'raws out OF the barn, auu | think
L cuu,u climb tree yet, 1t there was
any vlta, necessity lor it,"
Mrs Drwsburv stou, lool;,. n, bsr
.,,,.btrr b tween ,,sl;,bt and d;s,,,o;,,
n"n. Kitty was grown into the love.
SIZE l,,,i. picture "a mp,hcr's heart could
s,.n .,ak uran. Wit" luxuri.nt ilossy
cur. a. hun;sh GIL .uI dee, h,zel
e...,. .r.i fresh skin. Shcre the rosy
b,rI s,n"cd thr u.h; pu' -'.o Was
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-26


.I..
W t
H..T I.tt
II p.t
..t OF OBI. rr-. ns
-t isr single rlran. m
A b4 4g.B.a ga5r
t-.n preserve. mr' ~se st bead.
rs.eryes. l-. DIIiehto.,.. b..,
uprr rres .yes. r., A.re l.aa.
+. 3 fr. watermelon apple and mr.
esIine preserve. mrs See CT
.tip ipilv. mrs Ellen W alton; best 4,
ointment ll ieIly. mrs A l. Durisu.
heal .rtsteIizeI ginger. mis-. Emma
N ..f5u. hest peaph leather. NIP. j n
Lowe: best preserved orange peel.
miss Alice Crump; best blackberry
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-26
sAHDls PAIR



treF
u-g.f
aWwW
t.t. ~t.
n..t
p-.
bet u
ant
Bsn mare
% 5 i
bs.t a3t'1
good
De- tlg-y
4''
years
Premilm ta is ts-,
ov.- - .-s r.', d. ,.. o.
w. p,.r.,
htst CT" !ea A' we F
; II buLiff.
"a. sr,k,,~ r,lC U,rst.t Pan
besi fatted COW, 3 10 hGnter.
Best COW and eaii, > III GBnter.
Rest woke Of oyeo " II Walker.
n. A.. "a. nv p-.l-
II"
Best PAR dfs'' hof" % Z perry.
Beet pair coach horseg + i Ifbv.
M A.. 4
BABY ahHA-hi. n Mfs L. ~
Davis, 81 Como, receiving ibe hrst
promigta. and COL 5 ID and Mrs.
NoIie Sbsras i, Sa,at.L;s y...,,
Ns 'uf ~ ~rH''u'"'' iof tAe
finest babies. The premium is 4 inc
Laby carriage.
u. -. o....
Aafeeaus Whlsf'
Best mare ihsee years old and un-
arr toar. 4 4 lfaryia
~ wa "'
def ihree; - 7 johnson.
Premium for best horscmansbip,
.nv ~. 70 Dr A yo,r, Cor,o
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-26
House and Lot for Sale.

An elegant Dwelling House, containing FIVE
rooms and hall. heated on corner Of Lee,
Crump and Magnolia streets, together with
necessary out buildings. The lot contains
about one acre and a quarter. The above
propets, VIII ee sold cheap to any wishing to
purchase. Apply 70
Ssrdis July %. isfa. jy2Td
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
rne soeson Fire Department.

The Boston fire department Is composed of
one cheif engineer. John Dsmreii, dSarsesn srs,
s111stant engIneexs, and 49s omcert aaiennFM
fSlSi 4s3 men. The apparatus consists Of wen
fv-one steam engines seven hook ana iaooe1
tf,icks and ten hose carriages, drawn Dy Hotses:
The New York fire department consists O1
ana oheif engineer, Joseph L. ferley. oee g. a;o
sisfant engineer, ten district engineers ana ooe
olieers aud men total 592 thirty. seven en-
1ineo. thifty. seven hose tenders, hfteen nook
Snd 1aAder truckA J.. "a
The Baltimore fire department consists ol
one chief enKincery I've assistants, 10y omce1s
ma men, ten engines, ten hose carriages anu
three hook Sh0 64def trucks. =
APr1IHIlsaOtg1 O.. vAE CONFLA0RATiyN.
That th0 Ars Was anticipated BY the autnorl'
Tia al Bosom may be gathered from the iol- %
oVin9 n7li100. Ep3heif engineer aIe OF .ns
1os1Q9 m, department, "a his annus. lepol'
80 - fissss.Ss ,a sss III q sos tss sa.
sRS1SS ooea - bs taAed ssevery 9an s 70 our "
~. varehouses BY the constant pfacoce o OF
SiSSriSc a. every window with meTcnsnaise.
i A6xi60 ouly Arf0Wpastexe~aySt tnIoa&n
.GSS E To ascend the AfaifNays ire
nsS n rendered impnaDih - ~ th1 9eqs,sy o.
~ s1oks TO Aght It from ladders 70 impsc;.
ssSsSie. n direct application OF water canno'
n 1s6e 60 the burning mass; hence tne an.s. |.
ioe q the buildiny becomes IN sners .cs ..cs r.
I'm hody Of Are, acting - bleet IIS. Ic1n.cC !.
Ssif ~ - solid stTuctures, and tnOussnu;
"a delloFV worth Of properly are oes'svseS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
. - = % - - ti1f -
AjntS for houses.

Ths lesson of Chicago passed almost absolutely
UNDECIDED by New York buiIdera Shall that oi|
Boaton1 Are We to 60 on, defying every law o1
sas,ty which, srlt ehieago, AID how Boston. has
.nl,reed, making our roofs tinder-bo1es. our doors
.ra carsaeions mere food, our elevators were tYni
duits for fame, our windows ready means asta
seoesa and our partltiuu waite too thm to cheek Il?
ss.aav sprsHd from one end OF JfocK to the o1nei
Fsrs- proof buildings burned ike tne rese Il
Chicago IN Beston. the hre waa almost exc nslssl
IL 4 Ar. .prcof q0Hster. In elect, scarcely ons ip
= thousand OF our present buildings,, IS tre-proo!
How shaIl they be made - 5.t,. -,
:. Trst. ws nust have An end Of Granite a. u
pudding matsrsal in crowded localities. An ls9-
iatsd building Of Graate. II otherwise wsh,con-
cfructed. would probably be very hard TO burn
DOM But IN the blast-furAacs oi great fire N
a narrow street it AiHahke glass Chicago showed
fres-stone and csst iron TO be sQuaiy unsafe IN
. word, the only walisws havs YET found tha' can
mot be burned 4o1n are waAs on loncE
Next he us,iii NAhSard roof must be abolished
A =, nuisancs and an abomination. 1t is hFe
trap Of pine lumber, barely covered WITH q thin
shsse OF metal or slate, and put up BEYOND tne
reach Of hre sogtues. It il veU essy to HnpeIi !,
and nsAfty ipPostble 70 ext,nguish II wn,,e ~ y,
in : nsishbosbood. They are talking OF incendl
aries in Boston the Mansard roof was their r.a
incendiary, But it must be remembered that Qle
main objection lies to its erection oyer an unsan
building, and to the use OF 1t On WOODEN itaass
vork. F.lt It over = hnilding otherwise safe. apt
oonstruct It Of slate or metal on an iron frAps
enS 4 II petfectly Aafe.' ~ ....I.
Nest ths sse Il soSdsh joists y .apPeae eoors
IN crowded or Exposed part Of 2 eit3, shf ID .
prohibited. Iron, il 20 fastened to the wsus tps
"A necrly g bad The same may be said OF ata lsa
N - miast af combustibie material, to npfloi'
beiek walls. i.:..4 =, 80.
lion shutters are indispensable: To what en-
construct fre-prooi building. hn It WIN innem
mabie material, and then leave but pane OF gas
hetveeu it and fire raging furiouslY on the oPpo
- sids of the street, or in an adjacent buiting
'. zribANe. u q '"' - a. ...s''"' u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
INk,HRADicAL- VICTORY.

Uur n1sirhbors of the Radical press are sI''
ysuntinR thar, pleasure over the great 'N'c''
vnich thew have achieved over the people cy'a
,y,tem Of legislation, bnbery snd isspa ane9ns,ed
in tho anualA Of cur poiteal histesy.~f g. .os ::
Throueh tbs operation Of pth eial patsonsees .hs
osscers nAid,Av' the u 8: Government, assisted
nv state raeistration laws. and the colonization
Of negroes from other States, they succeeded IN
carrying the October elections. The means then len
used disaasted tad dishaaftehsd the people and all
easy triumph 'wss the result in November = ihe'
this tsiunph was sssistAd w great masses o. the
Democratic party fefuaing to nth'nd the fe''s anu
vote, there 10 no dSubt-- {, -, J. ~:
rhs cause 81 this abapdonmsnt 6f the election
and surresderins to The Radicals xss, no doubt
csntribu&sd to very greatly ly the domination o.
Mr. Greeley and the adoption Of tho Ciuc'nnasl
Platform. That this coat the 'Dvrnocfacy OF Della.
ware the loss Of her single member !" tue next
Congress. thsre can bs NO doubt ri. r.,. 49,
But the assumption Of the Radicals that 'hey
can carry pAxA9M IA 1874 u Wholly frsmAtore
The white people Of our Stats ase: not ready 'o
abandon ths;, property 70 the hands Of the oppo:
.;tior. Ths had policy Of that party m athel
STAT, i vt too prominent 70 be Overlooked. ena
70 rjp,ste with iojustps. wrong and ,opPfesno.
- 70 make peiavareani lhpn ~ fule 1cr y mss' a.
loutw psfioA. .'"T' r. 81 "t' ,.,,.Iscl - =,
n nust ), ,ramsiaherad. mat ir 1874 there VI
bs "a Presidential candidates in the asld, and th'
o,,.ss. x1iu oesas directly .hope 70 the peopi'
Who will have TO decide a& the pohs wSsther IN
Radic.l, shall control the leaidation Of TIE Stas
and -s,}ow Iths property thereof 70 b. taxed 10
political purposes or not
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

tn. P.uu,yl.spia. State Constitutional Con-
veptiou met at Harrisburg yesterday, and elected
Hon. VIM. n. Meyeaith. President, by ezra roee
vote. A resolution 1as adbptsd'ior the holding
od tbs .sss.on. IN ,phdaaelph,a after fhc. hr:esy
of January next. ~ '','e T.. Z ~,ait~ Jt@s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

While there was no rzn,c in money ye'ter'
dry capitalists ~srs sless disposed % lepa = W.
face Of one small failure here ana some n'ne =. :.
ten failures of like chafaeter at New AofA' ."
smoas the broken. 80. ~. -.-,..-.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

.lntsrnInonNl, Exntnitaon. y =
A. IN. r.aas.. Of wiz. 7: R.As, Esa,. ths :. =
Comms:ioner for Dels a he ceptennie.l Cola.
mission. We publish elsewhere .An Address " @ .ne
I,r;tsd s&ates Centennial Commission TO the peo-
pie Of ths United States. - -, -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

!" Ns.Isis Haxks1 s{sses, lt&iafetc,:ri. ~"
na =" :. .".x 4EllcERSA, ,yai i.l.. WI.
~ 4o. fihi Th6s S4e r. tkYfkD; VT pes,aeuts
~ R EtMkff h6DiNsOef. 'lrassSrs f;!',s.a.
k.'O:iPNA<M N, s1scsstary AAdi MsneGit,Y m, /
- DIRECTOKS:x. ~ ,ii ,,t
W H. Tee, scaSg z ssy.tt VI !; Senator! ..'s'
~ tjask 3. Grisgs PTes't l.. ss& w.k.A NJ oi'Y'
III ESfk II: elsavss, HeAksr. n.hi,uu, NJ, at.
r. Sj Ssa!I caleS + Si$Sis ~s''.-
Y. HSsfV T. kwbins0G. HsnkUf.::.i ItGsitEools'
MI 6s~ 4. I1S1elll Oar. WheS, 4enN,x Oh, .;. >,
~ Mo-. y ,Cdst1 Ers ElAeE y, r. y Ch9tea a =.
.s ~ Ui3k T.iE8SSy aID.. state Senator. Il. .,'
Il. J6kn- Ii Cu1tis. Rhysi9ise, ,.n.d9.. ~, la 81
~ ~ = Eensts CsinssE r: $$sHIsss $s9Ies; o,stoct ,...s
'wi:S essS S.leS as!stl W .s;es ~
AShh iss .ssS;ty 4, s,
in.sny mutuM ctM tansi 'si'' ~, i.h q ..,iss
Ne tAYv36eaa .6elpsiens-Teo mpeh AMeqEAnce i6i
% nash mope17Ahe iP Tete: AZ sems e9u.. r
S.swsS comnsnv 3s,taii iJ.l a. ..
FEs tsssris1 iAK;tsd to to
silop eenesreip9 Plans s Of sasSsffsssHf :,
I, - ocas:Stss4% ~. 4seerssary sad Aapfgssr T..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

n. .e..s: s,.ss As:.eS 5 @ s:Ss:sy sssi1
wH,s The % ,.snrancss are i1p1ttgd 4 rot e1ceedtH6
sl3 op0vao hs Iseh. sngnt tS1 .sns y. ~
Ensaa,ldep are psoveib 81 eoaS.
sutanee matters; aud yst weapd that ssatcely nose
thanAP eighth Of the property de1ty@ews' @ sts oc,s m
ed by insurance. - /, -, =, - 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

WhItA,aw Keid, II ~ satd, WIN setfe from
the Tribune at the cIole of TIE mones; UN ~.
stead 81 coinC West, as Nib chief has SeuHstS
ssfwised Ambitious youti1 man ~ do WthAon0
Earope on an extchded tthf. 20, a,ni,s o: =.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
N.S67.ODU'
. The eeston. Companies.

= BosroN, Nosembss IL 1.-The B0stop t}nfnf sneR
|eomuanies viii sphls fp,pay ap avessgA ~ about
40 Der cent on their, Eiskp, and SePits1isti &!e
[eomiNt forward ~ ,asrsliy Mit aheEiHG q f1nGs
shat there iasous prsspet pf tAsiE gNin& q! WILL
out suspension Their sFsrsgA lassfe sre ~ &
500 900 The savings bsnfs a.s,s ~, iecpren ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
wANRR, AND. y8XELlE!Yg;, ]! Y,


a. 'mis J.. ,sefait al fa,N(EeJ ina ss,,,o ass;1
S1i "a, t.siigskp y .sno, /. ~ s,o. ~. :
~ IVA .ssa ! =. !([I.,y,(la n, ..c,s,-,.
"a 3 "" s.1s S61; T., ,"ss sa.:,s. :sss
IN 4 i W. ksl s||.s g s.; 1.s,a q,
-rit ,Is -" ~ e"As.a' - .S"E1 VouFO b0f
$50 .'':I NV TEM4aeQToN sDGIaaas,g sas n =
:p:sssso ssssoss (; y Ela Ii S aESyAfs ::
." sae ...tS SSe @ ytscct5 ..u .s,n.' aMs ssa
ast .et = a.ls s;S Slb: is ~ cass' a.
,;.ssl|s ,sSs.:;, 81 s. "a & &:4sa' a;s.; : is
~ . ~ PRESTON qAIxks<m U%s., @
rssj,Ici;Tj'lSSAi@sssktE1e j,Ii;j' A + axEa !!'!!!:
;srsE,AMEstc sIs. X IL TN . .ASM ex sa!.xfca.A :
sa at4s.Is, ,g2A 4 e.: !
FE4oA ktaE y .ssr.:9ss's 4. T.. eet:
'Psrtculae, Sattsptisa R0iA Ssssni ~ y.
=; ssss sssnsss;; ssss, @ = <: =.
anime my stock xnldlsssn @x,1sssafs,.; 22lspty
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
The Har.te.S kss:s,s Heavier ss.:.. :-.F.s. sne

,,1n m4.''sss s:Ssi:s ss 3. Ky
whose figures are. confirmed by the latest e.
vices at, the Offices u our H.isfor1 insersncs ~
compspies show hat the lcs's: q ~ HssSsa
E,ns ~. si .4OO 900 Orient at" i7eSU0
's1s.rss a.'.' s%,O6q .etaPsstca.',! ., lSScuo S
National -s., iiaoOq'" Total 4 fsssee1cso!C q!
,rAe Etha officers think that bgisslyage Ana
deasctious thar loeees wy "a
reduced so 81, 100000 and tho National E9M-
vnny think thnt theirs will bc redRcsa,i0 *lp's
60O from the sane reluctionsi, =, ..t ,tlns,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
NEw BOOT AND SHOE STORE
~ Nii$LoAy51pHTRkET.

The s6bSTFiyeF ta1S ~ nnAA 1pcd SUP.
syISS,sSSs s'k H. S1ss: s. 1rss:
Cn.saw vo,S nsIo 10 order in the best man
;; 81 9: 4 g: s'i & ri SsstE'9a eif
l::ss g g ss',,ss,s.l.mA AEkE113aRH :&fi2E
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
DAILY GAZETTE:
U.P. Jousson, EDzros AND PsofnIn1on.

m, pAnr aAs.rrx d publi,Asa svsr5 ahsrhs1n.
Except sSuapO aA4lS MARKET st?st re Sel.e9o.
carriers to subscribers in all parts o. "nminon
cent. = vssL. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
g, in advance. ,S.".I-s
I'll. DELAWARE 0AzBTTH. establishea l'Ss'
The largest and hxost AStstSA6ns weekly IN ,ne
tate, and hss i hytsr s|Faiissfo9 t1an any O.ns.
tho PsninsplSi. raSahAea syesX ,fFIr'M' fFr'MAa' "0'"
ATS year. il sAyaqees "a, 2ss.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
hneeE Esark uy thls ests;sf..s to cccup II

Winch Of room in our warehouses"
On water the cheif remarks that he ha4 ca
le6 the attention Of the city council In previous
reports to the scarcity Of water In certaif y:G
tior1s of the city, and the entire destnutionm
others for fire purposes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

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The Placer herald., 1872-12-28
Notice to Taxpayers


I HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM THE
L Auditor of Placer County the Duplicate AS
sessment Book for District No. l. Placer county
for the year Is g and | hereby give notice that
all taxes will become delinquent on the first Mon
day in January, A. d. 1873, and that unless paid
prior thereto, five per cent will be added to the
amount thereof. | will be at the following
places to receive taxes ON the following dates
and days mentioned either in person or by dep
nty for the purpose of receiving State, County
Poll and other taxes;
NEWCASTLE-At Goodrich's saloon, Tues
day, November 26
ROCKI IN-At Exchange Saloon, Friday, No
vember 20, Saturday 30; Wednesday, December
ls, Thursday 10.
ROSEVILLE-At Branstetters saloon, Tues
day, December 10, Wednesday II.
LINCOLN-At Gray d Patterns saloon, Tues
day December B. Wednesday 4, Friday, 20, Sat
urday 81.
SHERIDAN-At Robertsons saloon, Thurs
day, December 5.
OPHIR-At his Office, Wednesday, November
81 Thursday 2S; Thursday, December 2G, Friday
27 Saturday 2S, Tuesday 81; Friday, January 8,
1873, Saturday 4.
JAMES MOORE,
Tax Collector for District No. 1.
Ophlr October 2S, l6I2 no2-td