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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18
NEW

at public auction, at the auction house OF John
Middleton b Son. No: $40 Montgomery stree,
San Francisco, calf rnla, on MONDAY, the 9th
day OF January, 1874, at the hour OF ! o'clock
r. 4. Of such day. to pay the delinquent assess.
ment thereon, together with cost OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary:
0nice-Room No. II Hayward's Building. 4ls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18
NEW
ALABAMA ~ANDHUMBOLDr coz.

ALABAMA AND HUMBOLDT con.
n eolidated Mining Company.-Location Of
principal place Of business, San Francisco,
California.
Location Of works, Silver Star Mining Dis
trict, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account Of assessment
No. /, lowed on the 18th day Of November. 1878,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
tina resDectiye ahRreholders. A follove.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

"a THING Of beauty Is n jaw forev-
err" rs u gentleman said OF his hand
some, scolding wife.
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: IPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING

n COMPAN H.. - LOCATION OF principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California.
State OF Nevada. Notice.-There are delin.
ouent upon tho following described stock, on
account of assessment mo. 81 levied on the 18th
dayo November, 1873. the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective share.
holders. as follows:
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n In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day Of
Of such .tock a. may beSecessary will be sold Ut
public auction. At the once OF the company,
Room 10 Hayward's Building. 4i9 California
street, San Francisco, Californis, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of January, 1874. at the hour OF !
assessment thereon, together with costs Of ad-
y~ertising and expenses Of sale.
W. 4. DEAN, Secretary.
Oface-Room No. 10 Hayward's Boildipg, <ls
California street, Ban Franeiseo, Cal. del7td
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A Girl. at Y youngstown, Ohio, broke
her arm the other night while striving
to kiss q young man at spelling school.
State prison Is too good for her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

Culver HILL MINING COMPANY
y Location o! Principal Place OF Business. Ban
francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF aseess'
ment No. 2, levied on the 18th day OF November.
1878. the several amounts. set opposite the
m OF the respective shareholders. Is fol.
ln.a o.
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ATTENTION, CALEDONIANS

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE vIR.
n ginia Caledonian Club will DO held at
Miners Union Hall, B street, Virginia, at 2
O'Clock r. r., SATURDAY, December 2oth. A
deis st HECTOR DOW, H.C.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-18

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day OF
November, 1878, so many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock - may be necessary VIII % soio
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A. J. rrRRELL.
UNION IRON WORKS
CITY,
On tho Divide.
rYRRELL d CUMMINGS,

FOUNDERS. MAcHrNIsTs, GENERAL
II Engineers, Draughtsmsn and Aanufactnrers
Of Quartz mill and Mining Machinery OF AL de-
scrptous. All orders dIed with prompmess
and dispatch, and atthe Lowest Rates.
no18t II
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ALEXANDRIA.

A SAD CAsE--For several days Q miserable
wreck Of man has been loafng around our
streets, stopping those he met whose appear
ance indicated that they were 8" well to do,''
and plying them first with fulsome batteries,
ard then with request for money His clothes
are seedy and filthy, his face hsggsrd his man
ner nervous, and all explaining yery clearly the
cause of his condition, even IL his request did
not show it, which is invariably prefaced by the
remark, " Ii is not q matter of liquor, at all ("
Where this poor wretch sleeps. how he subsists,
ard what particular localities he visits, no one
can tell. Yet periodically, he visits Alexandria,
where he has many acquaintaDces, and after
his sad wanderings. This lost and disgusting
creature is man of most respectable and
worthy connections. Soma of his near relatives
have been been of mark on the bench, in the
forum, and in state and rational legislatures.
Yet the horrible infstuation for drink has
dragged him down, To- these many years, to the
level of the beggar and the outcast.
THE COUNTY CLBRKsHIP-Au0ther Nomina-
hoR.-The republican county mass convention
called for the purpose of nsminsting candi-
date for county clerk, in the place of r. s. Laws,
repudiated, held a meeting at Arlington Satur-
day night. H. ID. Smith was called TO the chair
with Benjamin Austin secretary. After several
speeches the names of Louis +. Payne and X.
ID. Ruffin were put in nomination. The vote
stood: Payne, As; Ruffin, 0. The convention
then adjOuI ned.
SCHooL TRUs rERs.-The state board of edu
cation have appointed the following school
trustees for Fairfax county: Lee district, Bur-
dett skinner, Redman Selecmsn, vice William
ID. WilcoXon, resigned. Mount Vernon, X. L..
hewitt. Falls Church, George Gordon, vice Il.
Il. Bailey. ProyideI ce, Blocker Garfield, vice
j. X. Reynolds. Dranesville, Alfred Leigh and
Curtis j. Gilbert, vice Isaiah Brady.-SeHtinel,
last eUening.
EFFECTS OF "SKYLARKING."-whiIe two
young men were "skylarking" on Saturday
night last, on Union street. near King, one OF
them cut the other in the groin with a Barlow
knife, aud came withina If inch OF severing
an artery, the hemorrhage from which would
have been sufficient to have caused death.
Lone BOAT SwAMPED-Al long boat, belong
ing to colored man named Henry Harris
bound to Washington with load of wood, was
swamped and sunk at the mouth OF the Eastern
Branch yesterday evening. The crew were
rescued, but the cargo has been nearly all
washed overboard.-Gdzette, last eUeniHg.
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ga. A. Stewart will employ nobody that
smokes or carries matches in his pocket,
gran old farmer said of his clergyman
whose sermons lacked point. "Ah, yes, he's
good man, but he will rake with his teeth
upward"
H-In Khiva, after the Russians had eeacu-
ated, terrible and bloody revolt took place,
in which sixteen hundred Persians were slaugh-
tered.
a meeting held Thursday, voted with hut one
dissenting voice, in favor Of an appointed judi
ciary.
~ The colored state central committee OF
Kentucky has issued call for a state conven-
ton '.to obtain for the colored people of Ken
lucky the rewards which are literally bestowed
upon the true patriots of other states"
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- THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT, Judge Olin-To-day. in re,
bate, and it was admitted, Mr. Archibald R6ane
EShai'y lpg as executor-bond, 5000; The will Of
bate, and W. H. Marshall quaiified"bor d. 81 So5
The will of the late Charles Eversfeld was fully
Arnold was fully proven. The will OF john Henry
Wusenborn, begneathing his estate to his wife, was
queatIiug his e,tate to his wife, was par tally
proven. James :. Welsh was appointed guardian
yrs apponsd guardian to hS Orphan II
Adolt Spanier. Jane Giluhly was appointed guar
dian Of James Giluhly-bOnd, s l,bOO. The will OF
the late Daniel L Hauptman was filed and partially
CIRCUIT COURT, Jxdss Mac arthu.-Yes-
terday the following business before the court
HoURhton vs.. Savsga; verdict for def .ndant, Hill
est: Smith vs.. Jones; verdict for piaintid for
sl62 20. McDermott vs.. Hill; on trial. TO-DAY.
gested and suit sbated.
SPECIAL TERM, JadEe Humphreys .-Yester-
~ .. Rsmsburg & Sons. o. the petition Of McKen-
rups Re Jay Cooke CO. ordsr 6f snbc 9anE
W; RHlman: order to sell on petition Of assig G.
POLICE COURT, Judge Snsn Teddy, VIM.
titzpatrSk, charged with profanity; forfeited col
Rbe d FasbsbP d
family; IS George Nokes, profanity, So. E!iza
SlsIf pTiya.s Sa S. MARY i6f
charged with keeping bawdy house; held for hear
ing. Patrick II. Turner, larceny Of bacon; $40 or
20 days in Jail. James 6peland and Wise Walls,
wo small cOored boys, larceny of mats; sent to Re
form school. Edward FitZhush, alias Robert Evans,
assault on Henry Washington; $40 and cost or 30
days in Jail Daniel Hill and William
RMg 4 lis snray; fined s6 each. Levi
$50 and costs Stephen A Bailey, assault on Csthe!
rine Bailey Mrs. Bailey did not wish to prosecute,
and said thai he did not commit any assault, but
Officer Fifed who made the arrest, testified that he
saw the assault; SO and costs. Joseph Willis, as
SAINT and battery on Hiram Brown on the 9Th of
September. Defendant was an old man and prose-
cutting witness young man, who testified that they
had a dispute about some crabs in christian Al
ley" ard defendant struck him with heavy hickory
stick, breaking bis jaw, and said he would go to
Jail. The defense was thst Brown first trrev a
brick; fined 500 or six months In jail. Defendant
appealed. MARY O'Dell, charged With keeping a
ba~dy house. The witnesses for the government
were examined and the further hearing postponed.
In the cases against Abraham Turner yesterday,
y was the charge Of sssanlt which susp ended
alter he had been convicted OF larceny sentenced
TO six months in jail, and Of carrying q concealed
weapon, for which he sentenced to 9Odays in th9
woTk house. He has therefore been put out of the
way Of temptation for nine months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

a FlGHT AND STABBING AFFAIE.-At an
early hour this morning two white men, ia pass
ing through & street, near 18th. were assaulted
Dy party OF rOughs with sticks and stones.
Ihey defended themselves as best they could,
bnt during the struggle Mr.. Scott, one of the
men, got stabbed in the hand and chin seriously.
ne was taken TO the Office OF DIR. Richings BY
Omcer MCMAHON, where the wounds were
dressed, afte- which he was taken to the Cen
trail gsarc-house, where lodgings were given
him. Afterwards, Ohicer McMahon arrested a
man who gave his name a. Levi williams and
he was identihed by Scott as one Of the as
sailants.
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The Choral Society will meet this evening at
the residence of Lewis J. Davis, esd, on Nj
street.
Captain Buddington, Mates Chester and Nor
ron, and their party are still on board the Tai
iapoOsa, at the navy yard.
A correspondent asks If il isn't about time for
President Thompson ID put the winter cushions
on the bard and cold seats Of his new cars?
Rev. Father KeIne, assistant pastor of st.
Patriek's church, IL expected to return from
Europe early next month.
Judge Smell, of the Police Court of this Dis
trict, last night delivered a lecture to the post
graduate class Of the law department of the
National university.
The receipts Of the Collector s Off e yesterday
mounted TO about a. ,OC), under the induce
ment offered of 81 per cent abatement Col
eetor Slater will Keep open to-day until
O'Clock, and to- morrow until O'Clock p. IN.
At the regular semi-mOnthly meeting OF the
Washington branch of the Anal gamated House
Carpenters and JOiners last night, the auditors
report for the past quarter was presented. 1t
shows the income from all sources 10 have been
S26I.1S, and the expenditures S55.i5.
The senior class OF the medical department OF
Georgetown university last night elected Off
GERS OF the class, as follows: President, b.
TTautman, Germany. vice president, Walter b.
Reynolds, North Carolina; tree surer and secre-
tary, +. r. Hodges, Ma sachusetts.
Elsewhere will be found the advertisement of
MessTs. Browning s Middleton. These gentle
men. 30 well known in the grocery business,
have removed recently, and are now doing BUSH
Ress in their new and handsome store, a few
doors east of their old stand.
Early this morning the horses attached to a
hack on the stand at 9Th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue became frightened and ran down
sth street TO the Smithsonian grounds, where
they came in contact with tree, and one of
them broke his neck, causing instant death.
The driver, james Burnley, was not injured, but
the carriage was entirely demolished.
Thirty-fOur woTkmen, principally ship-car-
penteTs and joiners, were employed in the con-
structiOn department of the Washington navy
yard yesterday, 70 work on the repairs of yes
sels now beng fitted up at the Y ard. Forty
three wOTkmen in the department OF wards and
docks, in the yard, were discharged yesterday,
eaused by the appropriations running short.
Superintendent Richards, of the MetrOpoli-
tan police, having received a letter from Chief
of Police Athey, of Memphis, asking relief for
the force OF that city, and other sufferers by the
yellow fever, this morning laid it before the
heutenants who, notwithstanding they and the
pTivates are not over -burdened with money at
this time, decided TO do what they could in the
way OF collecting from the members of the force
and their frierds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

a TENOR SINGER CRAZY PROM LovE.-Re-
ports reach here from Europe that Theodore
FOrmes, brother Of Carl Formes, and once well
known here as tenor singer, was sent, on the
ith instant, TO a lunatic asylum near Bonn, in
Germany. He had become smitten with Miss
Reynolds, daughter Of an Indiana banker, So
jOurning in that city, but was discouraged by
the mother of that lady. He finally wrote Mrs.
Reynolds a letter, threatening to kill both her
SELF and daughter. This frightened the ladies,
and they departed. Formes In vain attempted
TO lind them, and his excitement rendered him
insane.-N. i. Cor. Phild. Record.
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A CoLoREp MAYoR.-A colored man Is act
ing mayor of 0l City, Pa. The curious way in
described by the Erie Dispatch thus: "The
eht ted mayor, MIR. Sewers, having been elect
ed % the ONCE Of county treasurer, his resigna-
uon yves to the councilman having the highest
nnmDr OF votes an opportunity to step into
ms omdal shoes, and this devolves upsn Miles
Zen, aeolored man, who, IL Is said, owes his
s n Principally to the democrats, who voted
ing first class joke.n
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The ANTHRACITK COAL TRADE for the past
week has been without special feature. There
IL fair supply of orders tor al and prices are
unchanged. The production of coal is well up.
The Mauch Chunk Gazette quotes the coal
trade of the Lehigh region as very dull, dealers
there reporting every little doing and money
hard to collect. Large sizes of coal are especially
dull, manufacturers being shy because they do
not know whether they will work during the
winter" In the Schuylkill region coal m alters
eontinue moderately encouraging, the product
being nearly or quite up 10 corresponding time
last year.- PhiladeLp hia Lsda,r
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PERlLs OF THE CALIFORNIA DEsERT.-A
letter dated October l, from Dos Palmas sta
ton, on the Desert, to the Yuma (Cal) Senti-
mel, says: "Four days ago the son of old Chino
Theodore, from Yuma, came to this station
about dark, on foot, and nearly died for water
He said he had left his father and boy, the
brother OF Mrs. Jeager, out forty miles on the
desert, without water and nearly dead for the
want of it, having been without it for three
days when he LETT them twenty-four hours be-
tore. Joe Dittier, the station keeper, and Hank
Brown started the next morning with team
and plenty of water to find them. After going
twenty-five miles they came upon the old man.
He had found cask of water that had been
left by surveyors, and had nearly drank himself
TO death. One of the party staid with him. and
the other went to look for the boy. After going
miteesn miles he was discovered stretched out
un;..sr bush, naked and almost dead-hs
tongue being swollen and black, and blood run
ming out OF mis- nose aud ears. He was brought
to after two hours hard work, having been
without water for five days and nights. Their
three horses died. The party are now stopping
here and getting along all right. The old man
says that If he had not lost his knife he would
have cut his throat and ended his misery. The
station-keeper and Brown deserve praise for
the manner in which they acted, being without
food three DAY on their return"
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ONE OF THE LADY ORCHESTRA OF VIENNA
IN TRoUBLx-A late European story is that
AuIehs Maturzek, lately belonging to Rull-
Ghe country and finally settled in New YORK
city, has sued in Vienna q young German
Use Of marriage, while in this country. He wss
clerk in a Broadway store, but returned home
last year TO inherit q fortune. Miss Maturzek
a'ss returned to Vienna, where she became A
mother. Mehring was held TO bail in 20 900
dOrins
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IHR MIsFoRTUNRs OF SOUTHERN PLANT
ERA vessel arrived at Portsmouth, y. H., on
Monday, from Baltimore, having on board a
man about fifty years of age named William
Herbert Smith, who, seven days before the ar
rival of the vessel, had been most seriously in
Jured. While reeting wet sail in a storm he
had fallen upon wooden pin, which had rup-
tured his abdomen and left him in a terrible
condition. As soon as the vessel reached Ports
mouth the city physician was sent for, but he
was unable to do anything to relieve the suf-
feTer. The man was strung up by the heels
and efforts made to return his protruding en-
trails to their proper place, but all in vain. He
was therefore sent to the marine hospital at Chel
sea. This man Smith has had a most remark
able history. Before the war he was rich and
prosperous. He owned a large plantation abou I
eleven miles from Charleston, $. O., and about
1870 slaves. The confederate authorities took his
slaves and put them at work upon earthworks
in Charleston, and most of them failed TO re-
turn. When Sherman marched through that
country the northern soldiers drove OH all his
stock and burned his buildings, leaving him alb
s0lutely nothing but his land. Then, as he
expresses IT, came the hardest blows of all. His
daughter ran of with a Yankee lieutenant and
shortly after he lost his wife by death. Left
alone IN the world, he traded his land for a
patent right, and the patent proved worthless
although the invention was good one. A des-
utute, lonely man, he finally brought up in
Baltimore, and, having been TO sea when a Doy
shipped on board the vessel that brought him TO
Portsmouth.
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AIDES MERINo vEsTs-In Low Neck and
= Short Sleeves, sl.sT, S2, s2.I3, S225,
-. In nigh Neck and Short Sleeves, 81 s2, s2Is,
II, High Neck snd Long Sleeves, at S2SO
$3.50, 50 10, So -. So, $50
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR
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1T IS NO WONDER that invalids lose faith il
all specifics. when so many worthless medicine
are advertised for the cure of various diseases
We have yet to learn. however, of the first fail
ure of DR.. Wistdr's Bdlsdm of Wild CheTry, I
cure coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease, 6
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TIRE INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL-A meet
ing OF the managers OF this institution was held
last night at the Home, No. Il Congress street,
Georgetown The annual reports OF the treasu i
Ter and secretary were read, and showed that
The receipts were Sj,sSi.J5, and expenditures
sJ,G1946; amount OF debts due shop. S2iO.45. 1t
was stated that the Home owes for groceries,
si0246; for coal, SiJiei for lumber, sol SO; for
matron, Sloo; for materials, &c, various sums.
aggregating - Og5.5O. to pay which there was
an appropriation by the District Legislature of
Sl,1CO, but the money is not now available The
friends Of the Home are urged to aid il in
this, its hour Of need. An election for officers
for the ensuing year was held, and the fol-
lowing were elected: A. NJ. Gangewer,
president; Hon. John Hitz. vice president;
NJ '. Buckley, treasurer; j. ). BlackfOTd,
secretary. Executive home committee-Mrs
r. ). Roberts, chairman; Mrs. Blackford secre-
taIyi Mrs. DIR. Sweetman, Mrs. T.. y. Houghton
Mrs. Nj. u. Leggett, Mrs. j. +. Webb, Mrs
Vim. l.. Rice, Mrs. NJ. II. Doolittle, Mrs John
Hitz, Miss Mary Whital, Mrs. A. NJ. Gangewer.
Special home cOmmittee-Mrs. T.. Roberts, Mrs.
John Hitz. Housekeeping cOmmittee-Mrs. NJ.
III. DOOlittle, Miss Whital, Mrs. BlackfOrd Mrs.
N. ID. Leggett. Clothing committee Mrs.
Hitz, Mrs Sweetman, Mrs. Blackford. Shop
commttee-Messrs. j. j. Blackford, A. NJ.
GangeTer, NJ. II. DOolittle. The president and
secretary were directed to prepare a report OF
the condition Of the institution for publication
IN pamphlet form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

STOKES DRPRNcR.-The two points of Mr.
Tremaine's argument for the defence of Stokes
thus far are, FIRST, that Fisk died of morphine
second. that If Stokes killed Fisk, was it muir
der or manslaughter? Mr.. Tremaine had no
concluded his argument when the court ad
iOurned. Yesterday.
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/ AIDES MERINo DRAwERs-In Qualities 10
-, match the Vests; Al 81 %, 50 %, 50 IL
8 20, So 40, $500. So - $50 60
LoCkwOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR.
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LOCAL NEW 8.
Ann usemenss, &C., To-nfghs.

waltz Opera HOHse--Mss lydia ThOmpsOn's
troupe in '1Sinbad, the Sailor"
TAsdser CoAiqHe.- The great drama OF "Oro-
lOso" and other attractions.
q OrchestriOn music at No. 46s Pennsylvania
Avenue.
Grand Soeisble at the hall Of the new sehuet
zen Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

ADttS SHkMisks, DRAWERS, SKIRTS
~ ., anu NIonI Dhkschs; o large assortment OF
all sizes and sty es prices much low er m an I.y
can purchase the material and have the sarmepts
lockwood, HUFrY rAYLoRs.
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Mokk sfAHrH TRooPs ROB CuBA.-A tele-
s rnm afom SPAN announces that the govern
nve thousand more troops TO CpSs Sssors ~
S0th Of November. 1'" oei'ie INC
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AN INVITATION is EXTENDED TO ALL by
Geo. w. Driver to try the fried oysters gratis
as they are served at his establishment corner
Pennsylvania avenue and 4 y street. They are
pronounced the finest in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

AsHMKRE JACKETS, TALMAs and DOL
~ MANS, at all prices, and very hanasomeIy
trimmed asd embroidered, at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY a TAYLoRs
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Srfr FOR DAMAeKs-C. A. Fleetwood has
by Mr.. Riddle entered suit against A. l.. Barber
have been sustained by reason OF the defend
ants lproprietors OF lie Droit park closing I'D
street and highway known and called IL street,
IN Washington county. at Boundary street, BY
NE erection Of an iron fence.
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CATsuP-CATsUP-two years old and very
yer, corner Penna. avenue and IL street 6
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nRKss MAkING.-LoOgwooD. Burrv I.
- TAlLOR having Ct the head 81 their m + ss
NAMING pkPARfMENT an socom pli.beS 49,
talented NOdtsfe, announce that they will os.,,s..
20 give special attention 20 Dressmskine IN III ,,
branches, guaranteeing EcosoDy a. M9t.rsaf =. ~ =
1finnifag, with perfect flung Garmsnts ~
Having largely Increased their facilfties IN thi. A.
partnenf, they are now fur- ishng Dresr,S Al \ ~.
ior syie they sle sndosbiedy essal 90 fss 1s- az
All orders are delivered promptly NJ IN. tim.
einse, and prices are exceedingly reasonsbls ~
tics. b'eseoie mo-
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II EDINGoTEs-A large assortment. at 81 SO
H So, Sll 30, STA 81. sI5 sis rs SIC, Al
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLORs. q