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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-14
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INC OfezaAfO "a stIa'f' .iif.sE .t't
3 The practice of sending home capital
TO further enrich alfeady wealthy aud
plethoric NoEtherp corporations is about
played cut. Every cent we have we
need right here, and more too. Millions
of dollars are sent North evey year for
the single item oflife insurauce--all of
which could be Invested here to the
great advantage Of every interest OF
our section-both commercial and
agricultural.
Entertaining these views we were very
glad to see in Town last week, Col. A.
r. Waring and Jas. r. Randall, Esq .,
who visited us iu the interest of the
Southern Life Insurance Association,
one Of the staunchest and most reliable
Insurance Companies in the South.
These gentlemen wrote policies for
some of our leading oitizeus, by whom
meeting was called and local Trustees
elected to look after the interests Of the
Company in this County.
We desire to call particular attention
to their advertisement which appears in
another column.
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Sam Edwards met with serious loss
ina. novel aud astonishing way last week.
While plowing in tie Lebanon section
the ground suddenly gave way and the
horse aud pow disappeared from view.
MIR. Edwards being man of nerve, took
a sensible view OF the case, came to
Abbcville aud sent dispatch to the
Emperor Of Ch ina to offer reward and
have the team taken care Of until he
calls for it. He will start for China
when he hears from the Emperor
A66sUtNe Medium.
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AT the session Of the Grapd hodge
A. +. NJ, Of New York, held Wedncs-
day, Graud Master Fox stated that non
intercourse with the Grand Orient Of
France and the Ora nd Lodge of Ham.
burg still continued, but amicahle rela.
ton exist with all other grand lodges in
the world. An edct of the Grand Lodge
of Canada, cutting communication with
the Grand Lodge of Vermont, and an
edict of the Grand !.,;d &c of Vermont,
cutting from communication the Grand
Lodge of Canada, were received.
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The new postal law, which goes iuto
operation on the trst day Of next month,
prevents the free transmissioa of news.
paper exchanges. aud compels the pay
ment of postage upon newspapers, even
when published 10 the county within
which the subscriber resides. Lettors
addressed TO initials, or to boy, are not
Obliged TO be delivered by the postmas-
tsrs. There points are worthy the
attention ofsour readers. ~ sE g&
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AUDITORS oFFICE-

ACDffOH - OfFkCH-
The following will give some idea Of
the amount Of labor annually performed
ia the County Auditors Office
1st. There are about seven thousand
tax payers in this County. whose rsspec-
tivcs nanfcs have TO be tra,hsaribtd three
separate times before the payment of
taxes chnIhYences.
ga The real and pcrson,A property is
catered in items, aa the valao Of each
item Is entered in designated columns
opposite each taxpayers name, the last
&C fuuIh showing the total amount of the
different items Of real property aul
thcir values.
Sd. The "Aadtorts duplicate" con
tuins sixty columns to each taxpayer's
name which are filled by the vari,u,
kinds of property ani the different tax
levies, such us State, County, School tax.
&c.
4th. Ia making up the books prcpara
tory to collecting taxes, forty Eve
columns is an average number required
for the nane OF each taxpayer, aud when
it is considered that these ntries have to
be three times made it will be readily
seen that the labor must be i'm.
mense. Nor is this half Now com IS
the work of adding up and correctly
footing each column, making out four
separate kinds of tax agaiust each tax
payer, and balancing the amount of as
sessments, with reference to the various
tax hsies.
9th. The County Auditor is er o6icio
Secretary of the Board of EInaliza.
ton and has to perform the clerical
WIZ Vi bhae DOatu, HulCn ID GuulnS 10,
or taking from, each item of property
as the Board may direct, and is equal,
in amount Of labor, to making the
original assessment. Iu addition to
these services he has. to make the assess.
ment of the real and personal property
in tho County for which he receives
$1,000. This work formerly required "a
assessors at al expense Of between $50 10
and $4,000.
Beside performina all these ardu,us
duties he serves without compensation
as member Of the Board of Jury Com
missioners, aud does hundred aud one
other things incident to tho Office.
James Van Tassel, Esq. our present
County Auditor, has occupied that i'm.
portant Office since the tall of 1868,
except for short interval Of FIVE
months, and we know Of no person in
the County better fitted for the position
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In large or small quantities, at J
III Wahler's Enterprise Saloon, at
only three cents pound. Think of n
fat man Of some $50 lbs avcirdul ois
cooling himself for 8 cents! Why, its
at the rate of nearly hundred pounds
for cent Those who can't ta3e off
their flesh aud sit in their boaes of hot
day, as Sidney Smith advised, will do
well to call straightway at the Enter
prise.
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TIE xKR srREEE--

We have oouversed With pumber Of
she loadiag tax payers and fud that
tias propositions fe opening new street
co. connect the Five Chop Road With
Market Street paeets with general appro.
bssiops ~
Let the Council attend 70 ths natter
u once The sooDer good thing is
dtnet the better. !. = -
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JUDGE. COOKE
The Hon. Thompson II. Cooke, Judge
>.of. the Eighth Circuit, was in Town
yesterday. The Judge has been doing
come brave work in the up country
lately, for which he has deserved and
received the almost universal commcnda-
tion Of the press.
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cHURCH ITEK-

cRURCH TEN
Service in the Episcopal Church TO-
morrow and regularly thereafter on The
Sd and 9th Sunday of each momh. No
service on 5th Sunday when the month
is too shoEsto heid cne,
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NOTICE.

In accordance with an ACT of the Gene
raj Assembly passed on the 20'h Fcbruar
1873, all persons HOLDING CLAIMS
against the County of Orangeburg prior to
tho first day of November A. ID. 1872, will
present the same to George Boliver, Esq,
Clerk of the Court of said County. for Reg
istratiop, on or before the hrst day of Octo-
ber, a. d. 1873, and oil Claims not Regis
tered within said time will no. be paid
L. T. r. SMOAKE,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
GEORGE BOLIVER,
Clerk.
mays tf
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ssss I1O OgC5 "a. T. !, .,'s:..: s.... I.
sATURDAx, JUNE IA, as7a.

= y &
The French Theatre in New York
sold for 500, ,000. - Exchange. s'.s
The proposed German theatre to be
built In New York city win cost 5000,
O00--Er. .glsss. 49,
Consequently, German must be just
five times us difficult as Freach.
II ID said that there is not citizen of
MAine worth million Of dollars.--Er.
A strict regard for veracity compels
us, regretfully, to say the same Of
orangebarg.
Sandwich Islanders have sent over
Two thousa'.d dollars to the dustitute in
France.--E.r.
Having no old clothes they were
obliged to send the cash.
Married women in Pennsylvania have
the exclusive right to their individual
rarniugs.--Er.
The law would DO more humane to
give the unmarried women right to
their individual yearnings.
Queen Victorias butter commands tn.
highest price in the London market.-
Eg
We were disposed to doubt this until
We remen bcred that her Majesty's babies
are all weaned.
aurora, Ill, is to have Fourth Of
July speech from Beu Butic,.-E.c.
Hepe it won't prove an "Aurora
Bore"-&o., or A--roaring Bore, or
anything. similar.
We should think any State would be
"IH'' after hearing Ben.
The Rev. DR.. Beard, of Manchester,
is engaged on IAN Antobiograp ply OF
Satan" which Will be published ia the
Autumn.--Eh.
As the devils history begah, 80
shJuid itpropcfis ead, III the Falk
The Board of Trial Of Ma,sachn
4etts Medical Society has found tho two
lhysicians charged with practising
Homeopathy, guilty of unbccoming con
duct. aud recommends their expulsion
from the Society ,-Br. E
/. sfEefsnpon the interesting question
arises: IF physicians who give medicine
.iss small qpartities are guilty Of "uubc-
coming conduct," how hdch medicine
mus. a doctor give TO be sd"s 'feiaoche
9 In his profassion7
And what depths of ignouihy are
reserved for those physicians who arc
: fortunate Cor unforfhnatc) enough to
cure with no medicine at all?
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M RS. @. 8. MAULE.
RUSSELL STREET.

Takes pleasure in announcing to her Gus
toners and the Pubiia in general that sh.
has opened her SPRING STOCK aonsistina
Of the LATEST STYLES of
MILLINERY GOODS.
T4ankful for past fagors, she respectfully
celicits n continuance of the same.
a SPECLALTY-Dres Making, Cuttinr
and Fitting Carried on as usual Sy Mira. [.
8. CUMMINGS. .,
Country Orders respectfully solicited and
VIII meet with prompt attention.
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NON 4, j.. R4NsIER-
Has our thpnts for copy Of the Ninth
Census and other valuable light summer
reading.
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non. TONY D. P4TTERsoN-
Will please accept our thanks for
copy of Senator LogAa > speech on the
election Of Senator Caldwell
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Patrons OF i1usbandry have increased
in Kansas within the last year from
GOO to 600.
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KITTEN -
Mr. Wesley Shell was severely bitten
last "Wednesday, by snake whose spe-
: oies was not ascertained Mr.. Snell was
slmost eon,plctely paralyzed by the
effects of Ghe virus. DR.. Dakes was call
in who succeadcd in relieving the suf
setss.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NOTICE.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
ORASGERrRG CouSrY, S. C.
May 4th, 1873.
Bids Viii be received for Rebuilding TIC
bridge over "BuIl swamp" below Knots
Mill, uutil the 9th day of June next. Pro.
posals must state the amount of bid ard the
names of surties offered. Contract, to be
entered into in writing, before commencing
the work.
BY order of Board
GEO. BOLIvER,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
May 18th 81
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J d)ECRASED---
Mrs Samuel Clark tho wife of an old
citizen, of this place, aud sister of Mrs.
ID. Louis and Mira. j. =. Harley, died
early last Wcuesday morning after a
long and painful illness. Her nune-
.rous relatives aud friends have our sin.
cere coincidence in their bereavement
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Southern Life Insurance Company.

-~~~~ ~AASS1A
PRINCIPAL oFF1CTss:- -NfElrHs Tenn. and ATLANTA Ga
Benjamin May, Secretary,
Atlanta 0ficeon Gordon, Coqut
dent j. A. Morris Secretary
E1ACk Il WARSING General Agents Columbia, South Carolina
D. A. HAMILTON, Resident Agent Oangcburg South Carolina
ANNUAL INCOME S1.OOO.OOO.
ORANGEBURG BRANCH or SOUTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT.
II r U s II Il IL s:
DR.. W. Barton Ccpe James Izlar
John A tiamion DR. W. W. Wannamnker h. Russell
Thad &. Andrews, w. j. DeTevlle George Bolve
s. Van Tascl
Stokes L. Moorcr Samuel Uibbe
l.. r. Beckwih, Henry Moorer
Executive Committee.
DR. w. F. BARTON, Chairman
JOHN A. HAMILTON, Secretary
PAIL s. FELDER
+.
GEORGE BoLIvER,
This Company issues policies approved plans promptly
For further inf rmaion, apply
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
. a Resident Agent Orangeburg, So c.
June IL 1913 3m
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES,

NoaAOH ~ NOAAooA AAbOcA DEHo.
A Convention of the newly appointed
Trustees of each Of the several School Dis
trfots Of this County will be held at the
Court House on the first Monday in June
next, and at III o'clock, for the purpose of
considering matters. All Trustees are in
sited TO be present,
r. r. McKINLAY,
County School Commissioners,
- ~ 0rangeburg s. c.
may 18th I'm
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NOTICE. .-. The GOpartmer.
IN SHIP heretofore known by the firm
name of LlGHTFOOT & CANNON. at Light
foot's Old Stand, is this day Dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to
said firm will please make immediate pay
ment to }. w. Cannon at the above stand.
w. I. LlGHTFOOT,
J. w. CANNON.
May 18th, 1873. 24-St
Thanking my friends for past favors, |
hope to merit their patronage by strict ct
tention TO business and keeping constantly
on hand FRESH and COMPLETE STOCK
Of
GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS,
sEGARs,
TOBACCO, &C.
Call and examine my Stock
j. w. CANNON.
may ~ 81
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OILS, VARNIsH. NoN.EXPLosIrE
LAMPS, GARnEN SEEDS, &c., &C.,
PROSECUTIONS prepared with ACCUR-
ACY and FIDELITY, fol which purpose a
full and complete assortment of PURE
CHEMICALS aud GENUINE DRUGS will be
constantly on hand>
Lorg experiencc--a Successful business
career or inere than eight years in Orange
burg. good knowledge Of the DRUG
MARKET ut home and abroad, will afford a
sufficient guarantee that all goods sold or
dispensed ut my establishment ~iu h"
GENUINE and RfLI,'s--.'
AprreciatiHs inc success which in the
past has attended my efforts, have de-
,ernincd to spare ne pains to merit a con-
tinarce Of the patronage SO lii"erslly Sestcw-
CD
r. J. OLEvEROS NJ. D.
No. 100 Russell Street Orangoburg
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Cohsequcntly, German must be just
fre times us difficult as Freach.
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II ID said that there is not citizen OF
MAine worth . million Of dollars.
A strict regard for veracity compels
US, regretfully, to say the same Of
0rangebprg.
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The French Theatre in New York
sold for $500, 900 - Exchange. e.l
The proposed German theatre to be
built In New York city win cost 5000,
000.--Er, ssss..l u .0N
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Sandwich Islanders have sent over
two thousa"d dollars to the dustitute in
Erance.--Er.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-04
Assessment gotites.

SOUTH EUREKAMlNlNu1o IN
- LEGATION of PRINCIPAL place oil ousl
Mss san Francisco. California. l.ocatioh
~ w,rss Eureka District, Eureka Iouh-
ty, Nevada: tho, at a meet.
ipr oftbe Directors of SAT- COMPANY, hcIu
~ no Suth day OF August, 1870, an assess.
ment no. ., of Twenty cents ~ per e.,
share was levied upon nee apita st"IN ~, -,
the corporation, payable immtula.cts III
United states geld coin, To SECRETARY,
nj the Office OF the company, NJ, ioo
california street turrsialfsl' S"h ram
ANY stock upon which this assessment
hall remain unpaid on the oth uaS Oh
nciohrr. 1873. will be delinquent, Ii au,
Tsr,,sed for sale at public auction, ana
unless payment, is MAGE o-, Gfi Gnl
Will be sold m Monday, thS I'm ga!
nt October, 1873, To pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs of adNer-
Using and expenses OF SAFE: -
" T. r. CRuNlSE, secretary.
Oaicc. 4Ss California street, san FRAN
cisco, Cal.
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Chr eureka Sentinel.
cation for Patent.
NOTICE NO. l.,2
L. ). REGISTERS OFFICE,

L. ). REGIsTER's OFFICE.
ECREKA, Nevada, August 18th, lS7S.J
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ simeon Wenban tpostofice address,
Cortez, Nev.,) has this day nile in this
office a diagram, together with a notice
OF application Tor a patent fromthe nit
ed states under Act of Congress, approved
May nth. 1872, for fifteen hundred l,5vU'
inear feet of the Garrison lode. the
same running $50 feet SOutuerly and 80
northly, from the location monument.
with surface ground 100 feet in width. sit
uate in Cortez Mining District. Eureka
County, New, and described in the plat
and field notes on file in this office as
follows
L. :. SURVEY. NO. 81.
Beginning at a post marked "No. l,
L. =. survey No. 81 whence the section
corner common to sections ), t. :, and ),
T. %, y, Il. Is L, NJ. l.. Nj, bears = SSdeg.
4omin. W, 3,54i feet and the shaft known
as the Garrison Air shalt bears =. l3A
deg. f., - feet thence running y. S-E
deg. K, 4H feet. 10 post marked No =, L.
:. survey, No. 81 thence :. ~ deg. f,
1850 feet, TO post marked No. ). |. =.
Survey, Nc. 81 thence =. So deg. W.
400 feet, 10 post marked No. 1, L. ;. sur
Ney, No. 81. and thence y. ~ deg. W.
l.Sv feet. to post " No. 1.-the place of be-
ginning. Containing Is 0-lou acres :;
causes expressed ron the true merluian
with a magnetic variation OF l63e des.
East.
This claim is on surveyed land in T.
20 n, f.. is f. NJ. d. NJ, and is bounded
on neither end 10y any known claimants,
the nearest min" Is the Arctic. The
claim is recorded in book i, lage l56, of
the Coytez District Mining Records.
aulY-61 CYRUS r. HORN, Register.
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jhlsrrllanrOus.
TO n 7
NEW REMIDIES. NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIB5ON'S DISPENSARY.
40. 625 kEAKNEY STREET

n Q. t25 kEAkNEl STREET,
~ corner Commercial, a Ef@
Francisco. Private entrance on I.
Commercial street. Established Es,xS
in 1884, for the treatment OF SeAu- $780,
a. ana seminal Disease. such as Gonorr.
hea, elect, Structure, syphilis in al. its
forms, Scmlnal Weakness, lmpOtency,
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc, successfully
treated.
Dk. GlBBON has the pleasure of an.
nouncing that he has returned from WIS.,
ltlng the principal Hospitals Of Europe,
ana mas resumed practice.
II Doctor has spared ntithcrtime nOl
money IN seeking out new remedies, and
has returned with increased facilities tor
the alienation OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the nseque
OF ~stli-abuse. This solitary vice, or de-
PRAYED sexual Indulgence, is practlced by
the EoGlh OF both SEXES to an almost I'M
limited extent, producing with uncrring
certainty the following train of morbid
symptoms, unless cOmUatcd by scientific
nleulcaI measures, VIZ SallOW Ounte
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, noise like
the r~ustling OF leaves or rafting OF char
los, unca>lnesS about the Ions, weakness
Ol the IllnUS, confused Vision. uluutt IN
telItct, loss Of confluence, duudtuce IN an
proacllilS strangers, a dislike to form
new acquaintance, a dISlOSitiOnto shun
society, loss OF IN mOry, plmples ana va.
clous t!ulilOnS about the lace, hcctlc
nushts, lurred tongue. totiu breath,
coughs CONSUMPTION, night Swcats. mo.
noh!ahIa, II frequently INSANITY. II re-
Ilti bt hot obtained. You should ANDY i'm
iilculaltIN, clthcr III person or nN letter
ana nave a cure effected hy his new and
scientific mode OF treating This disease.
when never fails OF tiitctlng a quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home,
PERSONS al a distance NAV be CURED
Al HOME, by addressing a lctterto Or.
ulBBoS, stating case, symptoms, length
OF time the disease has continued. and
nave medicine promptly forwarded. free
from damage n curiosity, to any par1
OF the country. VITA tull and PLAIN dirrc.
liohs Tor use, by i~nclOsing $40 in coin IN n
registered letter through the Postotiice or
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
a package OF medicine will be forward
e' uH hNpresstoany part otthe Union.
'rsons wrltlngtOthe DoctorviU pIease
stale me name ofthe paper they see this
advertlsementin. ~
tial. No"nueh-
address, DR.. j. F. GIBRON.
box 1907, San Francisco California.
lhhh-lN
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Copy of Notice of appointment,
FOR ~PRINTEKS.l

III me District Court of the United States
District of Nevada. Jaws
IN the matter of Henry ]. Swee, eapt
rupt in Bankruptcy. D"nh-
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE
y Undersigned Patrick A.. arcey.a 81
~ ifSinia my Madison County. Territory
.ru,raila, hereby gives notice OF his
Henry j. Sweet. OF Toauo' ntbs eSsa.1 OF
pl Elko' IN said District and who has
been, TO Wit. on the VINO mas
i"s'i'h Day OF August, A. ID. Is73.
~ 'iGNEru a bankrupt, upon the petition
said District. i' 'ouft oil
paued at Eureka, Nevada, the 9th dav
PATRICK A Largely, Assignee.
slC-3w
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HILL. CONSOLIDATED
\ MINING (OMPANN.-locatlon oil

rrlncIpal place OF business san IRAN
cisco. California. Location OF WORKS, Eu-
REX county, state OF Nevada
%otirr is hereby given. that at a meet
inv of h board of directors, held on the
24th day of september. 1873, an assess
ment 40. a OF ten dol cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
curporation, payable Iihntuia'tls III
United states god coin, 10 the secretary,
AT The Office OF The company, No. Nv Cali
ornia street. san Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 2s'h day OF
October. 1913. will be deemed dciln-
nuenf. and advertised Tor sale nj publlc
auction, and unless payment Is mace oe.
tore. will be sold On the goth day OF
November. 1913. To paythc delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF huNtr-
Using and expenses of sale.
W. W. 1EAllOR, Secretary.
Office Room 9, 4I9 California street, al
Francisco, california. s-Ntd
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Delinquent SAIL.
SILVER MINING CoMPA-

ny Location OF principal place ol
Iusiupss. san Francisco, California 10
cation of works, Eureka Mining bl>'I''''
Eureka County, Nevada. ho
Nutice.-IhCrt is delinquent upon ny
following described stuck. on atSoui, %
assessment NO. ~ levied on th' la.n
day OF August. 1875, the several al'out's
set opposite the names OF the Respective
Shareholders, as follows:
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NOTICE..

rHNHE' PUBLIC Is HEREBY NO
tilted that | have this day DC my
entire stock OF Cigars. Tobacco. etc, to y.
j. Franklin, who Will continue the bust
ness attne old stand AtltliOse indebted
to me are requested to make payment
Immediately. and persons having &C.
counts against me Will present them for
settlement.
Thankful for the generous patronage
hitherto bestowed upon me. | bespeak a
or. II. ROMAN.
Eureka, Aug. 20, 1873. au3e-lm.
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THE BEST MANNER.

steam Exhaust and Air Pipes mann.
with care and "a g~uaranfee nf
satisfaction. Also Mill and Mining work
executed III the most workmanIkr srVia
rocati0h oil SHOP east side OF Main street
H ga . hatemah' In rear of Mott, Fish i
SlEtS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-04

I bA lis WIDE
i April Il, Isl, ana AM L PAln
IN cNistencc Tor the cnro >llttr1
IlSM, COLDS, NfIIGIiIe d llI
ihhALns SIS, LINhR AID
IkSlioNS, LRUNCHIiIkA 4Il
LAS, ana shS kEj
Diseases. In tact, ali uu sons Z,
nom a bad state otthe na>s M
Al persons whose systrmoa,
Win murcury lead or Ohm, az
sons can be completelv" ,f ha1
TINS process. Aside iron, i'stlsa]
cacy, these baths are N,. u h
Sentlemen are invited ~ 'fcd
Gon"rrhea, SYPHILIS in .
OF long standing, pn,una az I'd
all descriptions, bluurn"ia, "A
ton OF the bowels ana ST. I'D
weakness, etc, succcsslniudd 4
So ha'tthe Chemical, Il, rtd't
mon baths. S''aI Il
Perfect cures Warrap,os
aboNe-nantu distases VIII a
are s'rictlE followed. Over 'N
been treatco by the nu.r,ta
reka, ana perfect cures IN ~ |
instance. Ir. SpInks has ,'.ta
ilrst patient. ~ suecian, ,'9j
diseases peculiar To cblIGr. Aa.
dies ana gentlemen AZ. -, 4
these batls. y eompeteri ma
ways in attendance lo Val, Va
a good surgeon and pby,iSi.@
consulted II necessary. aa
Family rights to 1ue Na,.,
pe so'u 10 lhitles residing Intf'1
at rtasohablt rates. No laGls]
be without them. They are =, /
al home. kooms ana bos,5
when desired. II charge. mo..]
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