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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18
Court.

Court. ..
Tho Winter torn of the Court of
General Sessions for this County con n.
vened yesterday. Judge MackeY
presiding.
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OHGrlH S Sales.
State Of South Carolina;
COUNTY OF FAInpyELb,
Philip D. Cook, Executor, against Henry
l.. Allen and others.
In Pursuance Of nh order Of Court made
in the above entitled aclinh, will offer for
sale at public auction, 10 the highest bidder
before tho Court House door in Winnsboro.
within the legal hours Of sale. on the frst
Monday in January next, the following
described property, to wit:
All t'at pieco. arcel or tract of land,
lying being and aituate in The County and
State aforesaid, being part Of land belong.
Ing 10 tho cstate Of John Ricks, deceased,
containing One Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less, and adjoining lands Of John
j. Neif, II. y. Duke and others.
Terms Of Sale.
Ono half Of the purchase money 70 he
paid III cash. for q balance n G,Gfit Of
l%ol?e months With interest thereon from
the dhy Of sales the purchaser to give his
bond with a mortgage Of the premises sold,
md to pay for oil necessary p1psrS: >.
Sheriff 8 OA7ce,
";vnsbofo, Geo. 8, 1879.
dec 7..t1x2
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

L. HE undersigned having sold out their
entire interest in the Bar, Billiard and Res.
tauraLt Saloon, TO Thomas w. Kabb, find
il necessary TO close their books. All per-
sons knowing themselves 10 bc indebted,
arc earnestly requested to come forward
without DELAY and settle up (f not with
money. by hoto,f rs tho business OF the
firm must be closed. The books will be
left in the ham2s Of r. ". Rabb for a short
time.
june Z. ". 6LLEyER g. GO.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18
JUST RECEIVED.

Har load Flour, including oil grades;
C"r load White Wintor Sool Oats,
Car load Black Winter Seed Onls.
Car load Ked Rust "Proof" Sued Oats;
Mockorel, i'll kits, quarter and half bar.
rcls. Long Clear ahdC. Il. Whito and Smok-
cd Bacon, lit,ns md Shoulders, oil grades
Of Sugar. Rio and Java, and rarchSd Java
Coi'eo. Black aud Gunpowder Tea. Raisin,,
C''ron. Currents, pineArplcs, Fresh Peach
es' oyst$a, Lobstcrs. Salmon, Sardinca
Club Fish, Smoked lioring, Rye. Barley,
Glover, Orchard, Timothy aud Bluo Graos
Seed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

QW" Fresh fish and oystSrs are
plentiful.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18
Crumbs

Crumbs
Trial Justices to be reduced to four
at 200 salary a year.
The election of Trial Justices and
Constables to be given to tho people.
A bill to encourage tho rebuilding
of the burnt district of Charleston wa S
introduced Tuesday into the Legisla-
ture. 1t exempts all new buildings
from State and Uo,inty tax for five
years.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18
Cotton Market.

For the past week 5d8 bales
of cotton have been sold in this mar
ket at prices ranging from II to l8
cents.
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A. P Miller's.

A. P Miller's.
DON'T forgot to 60 to A. P. S1illef's
and see what largo assortment of
Toys DO, lie has just received for the
Christmas holidays. His supply Is
large and we'll selected.
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Notice,
Those indebted to US for advcr-
tising, job work, subscription &C., are
earnestly requested to call and settle.
We a1c in earnest. The year is
drawing to a close-wH have waited
some time-we desire now to settle
come and liquidate your claims.
DESPORTES g. WILLIAMS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

bad Sign-to sign another map's
name to 4 note.
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Mufphy's Restaurant.

Murphy's Restaurant
MIR. Murphy will havo at his res
taurant this thorning fish, oysters &c.
They will be served up in style. Give
him a call.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

Mrs. McKinney's house, I've learn,
caught flrs on wednesday morning,
but was cttihgulshed by tho inrhates
without calling out the fire company.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

John Walker, Esq, of the London
Times, recently had all his literary
and mechanical staff-oeer three hun.
drod in numbcr--at his county scat,
Bearwood Hall, and gavo them
grand banquet. Tho only newspaper
man in this country who does the
same kind Of, thing, though on lar.
ger scale, is Mr.. Childs, of tho Ledger.
IIe takes his entire forco to Atlantic
City or some other place, gives thom
a supsrb entertainment, makes many
presents, and keeps tho lives of his
principal editors, clerks, workmen,
etc., we'll insured for the benefit of
their families.
The Postal Convention between our
Government and that Of New Found
land has been concluded, reducing the
international lcttur rate Of postage to
six cents FOR each half ou,ice or frac-
ton thereof, prepay ywenL in every case
to be compulsory. Newspapers will
hereafter be sent for two cents each,
and all Other mailahlc matter two
cents for each two ounces. Tho new
rules to 50 Into effect Oh December
| lst.
"Now, John suppose there's load
of hay on one side of the river, and
the rivers too deep TO swim, how can
the Jacka>s get to the hay y "I
give it up" "Wcll that'a just what
the other JackGss did"
Mis-. Miliina Faircloth, Of the coun.
ty of Mitchell, Ga, is llG years Of
age. She is still spriehtly aud can
! build socks of seventeen different
styles Of architecture.
The Female College at CIR censboro,
Ca, was burned on Friday morning.
\ general cohhagration was prevented
only by great cxeriions on the part
Of citi2ch$.
y man ia Carol couHty, Ga; made
furious attack urol the handle of a
skillet, surposing tito be the head Of a
black snake protuding from uudcr the
/ stove.
A Blhalo paper an uounces that by
the recent LMn;ny Of an ice house
there 10000 ttns ol ice were "reduccd
to ashes.
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Death Of an Old Oitizen,

Death Of an Old Citizen.
Intelligence has reached US of tho
death of JACOB Feaster, Esq, which
occurred at his residence in the Buck.
head neighborhood on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Feaster was in his S2nd year at
the time of his death, and was we'll
known throughout the County.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

Gt- The horse disease is abating.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

A Bdialo paper an uounces that by
the recent bnn;ng Of an ice house
there 10000 ttns ul ice were "reduccd
I U al hes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18
Sheriff s Sales.
State Of South Carolina,

Sheriff Sales.
State Of South Carolina.
County OF FAIRFIELD.
John Wilson and John =. wilson, rs nxccu
tors, against Nancy Is. Wilson and others.
In pursuance dT nm order Of lhc Cour,
mado in tho above entitled dctiom, Twill
offer for sale at public auction. TO the
highest bidder, before the Court Hou.e G
door in Winnsboro, within the legal hours
Of snlc, cn the first Monday in January
next, the following described property, to
wit:
All that trnct Of Land, lying, being and
situate in the County and State aforesaid.
on Horse Branch, containing One Hundred
and Five ami one half Acres, more or less,
md bodnded by lands Of John McCully,
Mra. Sall'e Pickett and others.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, the purchaser to pay for all ncces-
sary papers.
j. W. DUVALL, s. L. G.
Sheriff 8 Office,
Wihnsboro. Der. 3,l872.
dec 1-jlx2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

Our stock Of Boots and Shoes, is large
and we'll selected Our Ladies Shoes arc
made to order and consist 1T part Of Kid
Top, goat ana morocco front, cloth ton,
goat and morocco front, Congress Gaiicrs
in cloth, calf and kid, goat and morocco.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

Thanks.
MIR. Mansel Rowe will please &C.
ccpt our thanks for inc IS of nice
sausage.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

"Six new Gardiner Fire Extingui<h.
crs, recently ordered for the Hook and
Ladder Company of this city, arrived
yesterday. These will add greatly to
the effectiveness of the fire depart.
pent Of the city, Charlotte Observer,
Ill.,"
From the above it will be seen TINT
the Charlotte fire department have re-
ccived six of the "Gardncr Fire Ex.
tirguishcrs." These machines are
easily maiiaged and very effective
work can be done with them, especial
ly where water is scarce. Cannot our
worthy Council do likewise for the
Hook and Ladder Company of Winns.
boro. Mcssrs. Bacot e. Co., are the
Agents here
The Cohlng Tax Levy of Scnth Carolina.
A special despatch to tho Char
lesion News reports "that tho plan
now favored by Che mcmbcrs Of
the new administration contem.
plates the authorization by the
Legislature of tax of thirteen mills
This will include six mills to pay the
expenses of Che current fiscal year,
two mills for the support of the pub.
lie schools, and five mills to pay
deficiencies No one talks of M.
king any provision for the payment
of the interest on the State bonds
until all doubts have been cleared
away as to their proper amount and
status:
On Thursday, the House Commit
tee of ways and III cans reported the
tax bill with the blanks filed as fol-.
lows:
Five tbills for the expenses Of the
fiscal year commencing November,
1872; two mills for Schools, five
mills for deficiencies; and three mills
for County purposes.
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ITO :TENEy
CITIZENS ofFAIRFlELD !
10 One and All!
CALL AT THE STORE
UP
S. WOLFE.

Where you will find him ready to sup
ply all your wants, having one Of the
largest and best selected stocks OF Goods
}ha thb Northern Markets afford. To the
Ladies who mood Dress Goods, and cven those
who may need something elegant to make
up ,Io0 h, TNoSsEAU; as ;%sE, would say that
full Silks; Meihrlhocs, belaihes md Pop.
lihs. III White aha colors, ahp every other
hrticlo neoc cssary for complete OUTFIT ;
and to the public, in gcnerRl Would say,
give mo d coll bef6ro y6u hdichasS your
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18
FLUTING IRONS.

The Patenl Combined Fluting ind
Smoothing Iron, for salo hy
oct 10 McMASTER & PRICE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-18

Is{iss y ]
Looal 9qu1bsJ.
% Extra oobies fthe News odn
be obtained at this Office, on applioa-
tion. Price five cents per COPY.
New Advertisements.
Notice to Trespassers-W. B.
Ford. ~
Sheriff's Sale-L. w. Duvall.
WarniDg-MoIntyre g. Co:
We direct special attention to the
advertisement Of DR.. Lauderdale
headed "New Goods"
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GF The horse disease is abating.
~c~>~~~~~1~S-- :
QW" Fresh fish and oystSrs are
plentiful.
o1~~~->~-~~~~~---- $.'sgse
G- The subscription of good
many of our readers expires on the
lst of January. We hope they will
renew promptly.
-~~~--~~o->@-1o~
" Call on Baoot IL Co., and exs
anime the "Cardiner Fire Nxtipguish.
or," now on exhibition at their store.
Every property holder should havo
one. . 81.
.>~-~~-~~%~~~~-----
QW% Our friend J. II. Smith, late
of the Charlotte IN. o. Observer, is
in town, he has been on The sick list
for the past four months; we arc
pleased to state that he. is improving. =
Gr Robberies are committed occa-
sionally in our quiet little town {;
Mcssrs. Mcintyre & Co.'s store was
entered Thursday night and between
$500 and $1,000 worth of goods,
&C., taken.
Thanks.
MIR. Mansel Rowe will please &C.
ccpt our thanks for tne IS of nice
sausage.
Murphy's Restaurant.
MIR. Murphy will havo at his res
taurant this thorning fish, oysters &c.
They will be served up in style. Give
him q call.
Fire.
Mrs. McKinney's house, I've learn,
caught flre on Wednesday morning,
but was estihguished by tho inrhates
without calling out the fire company:
A. P Millers.
Don't forgot to 60 to A. P. S1illef's
and see what largo assortment of
Toys DO, he has just received for the
Christmas holidays. His supply Is
large and we'll selected.
--~-o--~~-~~~-~,---
Premiums.
Mr.. N. G. Robertson Of this County
has premium at GlaSes jowalrv es-
tablishment in Columbia, awarded a t
tho last State Fair, which ho Is re-.
quested to call and get.
Court. ..
Tho Winter term of the Court of
General Sessions for this County con.
Vened yesterday. Judge Mackey
presiding.
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Fire ia Chester.
We learn that destructive fro oc
currcd in Chester Sunday night, in
tolving loss of $4,000. We arc
unable to give the origin Of the fire.
Cotton Market.
For the past week 5d8 bales
of cotton have been sold in this mar.
ket at prices rabgiDg from II to l8
cents.
Advertising.
Tho potency of newspaper advertis-
ing, in the advancement of trade,
commerce, and all agencies and cntor-
prises employed for good and the we'll.
being Of the human race, is constantly
becoming more and more apparent.
~~~~.~o>>~S-c>,>:-
Fire. 1'.i5
Mr.. Elders residence was discover
ed to be on fire Sunday night. The
fire was extinguished without oattsing
any alarm. It was caused by rata
carrying matches betweon tho seal
ing.
Messrs W6odtr;SrI A. Y,x
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Cloth for a Baker--Dough. skin.
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The Female College at CTR censboro,
Ca, was burned on Friday morning.
\ general cohhagration was prevented
only by great cxer;ions Oh the part
Of citizch&.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-14

Dtvi. llosrsse - szasraias, fsll dsaA
a 1A.rS.y noapine. at lis Aouss 4
PhiAaelrAis. H was in his sixty.
seventh yaf. s.
vic--Pssaadent Collar states that no.
thins wa.tsv.r Is sestlsd ~ Vt 1. respect
to his becoming The editor u the New
York zt;s~.e. Eda ANY 8
And now il appsa1. thal leo Chinese
kaSs 6eea Introduced 70 the Beaver Falls
tPsA) Oualssy oonepnH vhsseupne he
Woshmen stike. alleging 'ths Chinamen
xill, 20 soon - instructed. take their
places At one-fourth the present rate Of
wages. - Es& ~ -
The National Commercial Convention
met 1t 81. Louis yestsrslay. Delegates
from fifteen States were prsot. i'f Il
The Attorney General on Thursday, IN
response to . telegram from Acting Go
vernon PiDchback, ef kouisiana, sent him
the following dispatch: Let it be under
stood that you are recognized hy the
PnsiaraE a. H. lsvfal Ha-ceeise. end
the body assembled 1t Mechanics lnsti-
lutte to be the lawful Legislature, and 1t is
suggested that you make proclamation to
that effect; also, that all necessary aid
viii be given you and the Legislature
therein organized to protect the State
from disorder and violence!'
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$3.50, SOS 90.
Tiokoeo - Zach or Six for %.

This Legal Enterprise is endorsed BY the high
ct authority II the Sat. and icst business mes.
Over One-ha1f the Tickets taken before Octo-
Der :st The limited number on hand will b.
furnished those who apply frst.
Money can Be srnt by mail, in Registered Let
terx, Post Olice Money Orders Or by Expse0.
All PriHs will be paid in full. Aoxzn
WANTED. For full particulars addrsss
I'M. PATTEE.
nos General Manager. Omaha, Nsb.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a GARD.

HAVING DEAD THE ACCOUNT
II Of the l;ailruall accident at the Silver Cjsy
switch, We. the trsinmen Of the B T.. deem II
necessary to make some change in the statement
90 to rlieve an innocent person fro;a the in
justice done him by the yngiaia cAsSsieie.
whose editor ehOse TO call him :. Smart AIeck
from the L. p The Indignation felt among the
train men toward the C1ronicks for its false and
malicious statement 10 great. bet they consider
the sOurce and take it for what it is worth. As
to the fireman who made the attempt to get or
the engine. did get on the engine and pushed tie
50 called Smart Aleck from the throttle and en-
desvore-d to manage the engine himsslf. which
he managed to do at great expense to the com
pany. We the train men Of the T. wound
advise the Smart Aleck who had that statement
inserted in the Chronicle to learn the facts in ali
future accidents and not try to shield the gnilty
parties by attaching the blame to. and insultinr
an innocent party, whom We all know to possesS
n good Judgement ani to be - we'll qualified rs
any perSun ON the road to act Is cOoductcr.
iSignedl va T. RAlE.isUADERS.
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The driving will take place It vT.si.ia. Ne
vida. the time Of whish due notice will be givei
- sum - eoouRh ttckrts hrvs trcn ssAR 70 p,
the Susie peupoSticn fur the Asy hum Fad. -
wen IS the Prizes IN fun, that being The parpos.
Of the Trustees.
All uRso,j tickets in the haDds q Agents will
DC called in before the time set fuY drawing.
Tickets Of Adnialoa - IN Gold Coin
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State vs.. Charles Gates, fancy orna-
ments made by James Miller. stolen from
Sweeney's building. Wednesday night.
Plea aot guilty, testimony conclusive
Fined 800, and committed sor 50 days
N default -pe<eaisnt has the appear
ance Of a. zegslar A01lum and petit
larceny thief.
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WELLS, FARGO CO.. Virginia City Treasurer.
d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
T6ekets arc now for sale, and can be ohtsiBed
OF C. C. PENDEEGAST At the okice Of WellB
Fargo Co., and 1t the Office If D. L. BLANCH
ARD. Manager, At J. waljxtein L Co.'S Cigar
Stofe South street. Oc94-tf
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- ua,err .vAAsn o. NrH

Every thoeShtfM man rscos.isss DE-
nsney vslse Of intellissoee in . comnu-
MY. 1t is for this. in part. that the State
-Aui1,ls scAool houses and furnishes free
Giusatioa 70 the .a.ssss. '.Knswsedsc
.ih&swx"; svoa De ie,sFant respect Il.
- pay il many IN involuntary comph-
nent. The power consists In the ability
. letter ones condition moro rapidly
- j. doing that-sach are the relations
q men To each Other-they usually bene-
u I'll asuand them. .TAs improvements
- Q piecs Il real estate do not Affect the
owner alsss, Sas inilisces2y extend to the
,sichhUshood, and .sxt End their way t.
IL Assessor,s books anA thus beneAt tn.
.asion. II i hks ths ripple which u
peab3s starts when thrown into The water
1t spreads wider ana vialsr. and though
cher awhile tAs visible e6sct disappears,
~ know that il dues eGcet tho whole
BODY. NO matter hsw large. 80 when
ssoething il added 70 the vorld's wealth,
i bene6ts The vh0ls vsrd, although We
nsy ,st b able 10 trace its full effects.
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Io8 AA0O3 0G8Ox1ON.
The Old and Neas magazine forthe cur
rent month contains an article concerning
~ labor question, written from the point
Il view of weekin4mAA. Il u plain,
Rs.ctical paper. and commends itself 70
inselliseas nottingham And q work
ing man does mot necessarily mean
mechanic. The writer undertakes to
show that the condition and prospects Of
mechanic in the largo cities are not -
god - they were twenty yeazs ago: first.
in respect to the chance Of becoming g
nastsr workman; second, on account of
The practically increased hours of labor:
md third. because Of the loss Of privileges
ineilent to living in . city.
The practical increase in the hours of
labor il due 10 the cost Of living in the
city. Rents are high in those quarter.
wAsre IN intellisent meehanic would be
willing to bring up his children, while
the daily s1psnaes Of his family ppeveat
him from saving from his wages = sam
sxRcient 70 buy home. He is therefore
forced to move into the suburbs, from
which he can rarely get to his shop in
less than an hours time. 10 that virtu-
ally the ''ten-hoar system. of 1850 has
become an eleven or twelve-hOar sys-
tenn" at the present time. But such
life AZ this leaves no time to use the or
binary sGisaata 20, attachi.g to = life in
towu. while tie days. work. the travel to
and fro, the two meals at home and that
part of the household which wife cannot
attenl to. consume all the remaining
time and often infringe upon the neces-
sary hours of sleep. TIE mechanic cam
not visit the public lihzaries and galleries.
hs can neither tend . concert or lee
ture in town, while for six months in the
year he leaves home just as day is break
ing AMI returns to it after nightfall.
Ths mechanic says that his hoars Of
sboc are ia.ress.l by the distance be-
lvee:, his home and his place Of work,
and consequently his hSa. On weekdays
is one monOtonous roand Of work and
sleep. Every one who has undertaken
10 psrsue any course Of Systematic study
outside of his regular days work knows
hat he is a. much . lAborer. that he be-
comes as tired in body and a. dali in
!hou sht, a. he Who shOvels dirt from
,unrise to bedtime. His poverty often
lorces him to live rs far from his Office al
he mechanic does from his shop, while
he higher stake he is playing fox forces
aim - b doubly industrious and per
Iistent
We do not pretend 70 do more than to
&ste the theory. In general terms 1t
Gems to indicate that the evils of worE-
nsmen of all kinds are not due 80 much
o thu selishness or injustice OF capital.
4 vhatever kind it may be. ~ to the nat
nal growth of society in wealth and Gull
ure. 1t is . different question whether
" not the natural growth is = right
Towsh. or rs to what Influences should
,e exer.ed to change it.
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MS 8 OIL U TION.-TRE FIRM Of
~ CAMPBELL FUNKHOtS Sc. TesIastsrs.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. n.
CAMPBELL will carTv THE bus;ueSs in his
own name hereafter. All hills due the ctsnpsny
will be collect. by J. n Csmp.rll, who will
also pay all com, suy debts % ing BY said firm.
e., J. ~ CAMPBELL,
A. Z. FCNKHOCSE
October ~ 1879 nola :ss
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So taking our mime at psrsent Openings we
have quite . good showing for making sonas
money; have NO doubt but We shall be able to
open Up this rzsssns winter four thnss III 0S
we have in sight q The pEesent time when we
get our shaft aud tunnel connected. which We
are nov doing. and ~ hope to havs done in the
next month or BY the middle Of January at the
fartl,est. Then hope We shall be able TO show
th.t ~ have mine showing plenly q ore.
Everything indicates thaa the mine 10 Psrn.nenf.
Is o,ar ore body 10 larger sS the bottom Of tho
shaft and the ore is richer. The present sample
Of ore was takea % - not 70 have over fine svex-
aee and all our averages bef'sD have been much
higher than this. Besides this Ne have sbun-
dance Of timlsr for charcoal and mining timber.
BESIDES We are in hope to siaelt our orc much
cheaper and to get our freight to the 3. r.
are IL miles nearer to the Il. r. We can also get
our coal from Is to % cents per bushel, in place
Of the price here FROM . 10 IS cents per bushel
and our mining t;mbcrs viii only cost The cut
ting and hauling down the mountain, net to ex-
coed 10 cents per foot. Wiki here thy cost 50
cents PER foot.
Recent Developments 60 to prove We have .
fine mining country in the way If deep working
in Eaeamix and Richmond. EuEeks Con end
many other mines.
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S365, 900 in gold coin viii h given 70 hold
e1s Of tickets 1t the conclusiC8 q the Concert
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Business Of tho u. s. Branch Mint
Carson City. Nevada, for the month Of
November. 1879. '5E'