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MEETING.

ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING CON.
"A pany,-The Sixth Annual Meeting OF the
Stoekholders " the above named COMPANY. for
NE election Of Trustees. will DO held on NON
"a June ID, 1874 -thtr yondayin Jupe-at
O'clock r. y. on that day. at the ONCE OF the
~ I WIN WILLIS. seer.,.-
onbcs-Room No. II Hgwsrd's Buiaino i,s
oruoruta susst sm FrnUseo. osl. mSlT
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NOTICE.

nFFIcE OF THE RED JACKET GOLD
and Silver Mining Company, aa2 Mont
comery street. San Francisco. June g.. ina
Al a special meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
Ret Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Resolved. That the ,tock In said company
which was sold at auction BY John Middleton
g. Son. on Friday, February 81, 1873, for delin.
quent assessments. be returned to thu ovucn OF
tho -ams, BY their paying the assessment, ten
cents per share, together with cost OF adver.
Using and auctioneert' charges. The sane must
be redeemed on or before the 18Th day OF June,
1874 II. G. HOWARD.
jc9 st r.H .Ti-f Seersts,y.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
y siorey.-In Justices Court, Gold Hin,
Township No. 8. before Edward Wright. Justice
Mayfiowcr Gold and Silver Mining Company.
4 corporation, Defendant. Tho State Of Nevada
sends greeting TO the May Flower Gold and
Silver Mining Company, q corporation, De-
PENDANT: You are hereby summoned TO appear
before me, at my office In Gold HUI. Township
No. 3. In the county OF Storey, on tho 7ih day
or July, a. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. r., In an
action brought against you BY said plaintih, To-
answer the complaint OF tho hboyc-named
plaintiff. Said action Is brought 10 recover the
.um Of one hundred dollars U. 5. gold CON-, for
work, labor and services done aud performed
by Thomas ]. Chambers for you and At your In
-stancc and request, ut divers times between
The Goth day Of Octob r, 1874 and tho 3Oth day
OF May, 1873. which claim. account and demand
has been duly assigned by said Chambers TO
this plaintiff or Judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount, together with
costs Of this suit II you fail to appear and an
swer. FF .....T
To the Sheriff or any Con,table Of said county.
Greeting: Make legal service aud due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of June.
A. D.. 1873. E. WRIGHT,
Justice OF the Peace, Gold Hill, Township No. q.
An affidavit having heen fled In my oflcc b!
the plaintiff In this action that the residence VI
fore ordered that the publication Of the above
4. WRIGHT, Justice OF Peace.
I,na T,h 1870 ipk I'm
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DAVID T. bhULEI. otCloIhlF'
Onice- Room No. 10 No. 40l California str ct
Gan Frpnrj.ro Gal ." les I'd
IyAPITAL cold AND sII.yER

NAPlTAL GUILD AND SI1.VEK
~ Mining Company Location OF principal
place OF Blu iness, G Id Hill. Nevada. Location
Of works, Lower Gold Hill. storey, county,
Nevada. = Notice Is hereby given that at u
meeting OF the Directorr, held on the Sd day
Of June, 1873, an Assessment OF Thiriy.hvc
Dollars $3.50 per share was levied upon the cap.
Ital stock OF the Corporation. payable immedi.
aIely, in United States gold coin, TO the Score.
tary, at the office OF the Company. Miners'
Union Building. Main street, Gold Hill.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 5ih day OF July, 1873,
will be delinquent. and advertised for rale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before. will be rold on SATURDAY, the 18th day
Of July. 1879, 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with cotts OF advertising and expenses
OF sslc.
DENNIS z. HAYDEN, Secretary.
O1lce-Mincrs' Union Building, Gold Hill,
Nevada, le5 I'd
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NOTICE.
COUNTY REDEMPTION.

FINDER AND BIZ VIRTUE OF AN ACT
u Of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada.
entitled IAN Act 70 provide for the payment OF
the outstanding warrants OF Storey county"
approved February II, 1868, sealed proposals
viii DO received BY the undersigned, at the
County Treasurer's once, until Saturday, the
IAN day Of June, 1878, for tho redemption and
surrender Of outstanding warrants Of the county
Of storey, The bids must be accompanied BY
tho warrsnts.g Upon said Saturday, the 18th day
OF June, isT3, the Board OF County Commis-
siouers, the County Auditor and county Treas
urcr viii open said seated proposals In the ONCE
OF the latter, and the bids win be accepted In
accordance with. the terms Of toe aforesaid Act
and an Act amcndsto1 thereof entitled A
Act to amend an Act entitled An Act to pro-
vide for tho payment Of outstanding warrants
Of Storey county" approved March 5, 1855.
E. SYE. County Treasurer.
ones-c street opposite Bank Of California.
Virginia City, Storey county, May 80, 1873.
my30 I'd
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ID Mining Company. - Location OF Works,
Gold Hill District, Storey county, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given. that at q meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees OF said Company, held on the
Sd day of June, 1878, an assessment (So. 81 oil
Seventy.1ve Cents per share was levied upon tho
capital stock OF said company, payable 'mmedi.
ately, In United States gold coin, TO the Secre.
tary, at the Office Of tho Company. Room No. 10
No. 40l California street, San Francisco, Call.
fornia. - =,
Any stock rpon which eaid assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday. the 9Th day OF
July. 1873. shall DO deemed delinquent, anu
ton, and unless payment shall be made before.
will be sold on THURSDAY, the 8lst day OF
July. 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. III
DAVID T. BAGLEY. Secretary.
Onice- Room No. 10 No. 4Ol California str, ct,
Gan FrppcJ.no C.I " les I'd
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TO MiLLMEN /!

I'VE HAVE FOR SALE AT TIE GOLD
w HUI NEws Ofsoe hslfaton of superior
T1yPs Metai, for iounAiins p1rgosss IN 2u.rts
Aueed prtoss for cssh. ll5 %
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VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA
THE DATE OF DRAWING.

{, the DATE OF DRAWING. I'd
III THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS
a having been completed for the sale OF the
remainder OF tho unsold tickets In the State OF
Nevada Gift Concert. under Act Of the Legis.
lsture, ! am now enabled TO definitely fx the
day OF drawing. The drawing aud distribution
Of prizes will positively take place on
SATURDAY, JUNE Fl, 1873
At Pipei,s Opera House, Virginia City,
Nevadn.
In tho sale Of tickets and In making their
returns agents will govern themselves accord.
ingly.
d. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
WELLS, FARGO & CO., Bankers, vir-
Sinin ClIy, Treasurer.
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UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
OF the District OF Carson City, Nevada
The People OF the United States to Cba.. PiOda,
Lloyd Ffizell. Wintors, Kustel & Co, Maynard.
Grim Il Co.. &. C.. Mor,e, Gold Hi, Consolidated
Company. Ellis Ayres and Thos. B. Howard
Greeting: You arc hereby summoned to appear
before me. at my Office. in Carson City. on the
lst day OF July. A. D. 1873. at 10 O'Clock A., n, TO
answer the complaint Of the Consolidated Gold
Hill Quartz MIL and Mining Company: avtrring
your Claim TO Lot No II, Block 8. Range D.:
Lois No. d, Z and q. Block 4, Range +; part Of
Lot No. So and Lot No. 81. Block l Kan. Q h,
and part OF Lot No. .. Block l. Range Dali In
the town OF Sold Hill. Storey county, Nevada
to DO unjust and illegal and. thcn and there. do
You b cause, II any there be, why the claim
Of said Consolidated Gold Hill Quartz Mil and
Mining Company shall not be recognized IS just
and legal, and be allowed 10 enter the said land
failing In which Judgment will DO taken against
you $3.50
citizen Greeting: Make service and return
Given under my hand shi, 18th day Of May,
49, ADoLPHus WATT. Register.
my2S I'd District Of Carson City. Nevada.
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NANNY GOLD AND hII.ykR
IL lin.nn Caunnanr Il acatIon ak nrincInal

NANCY GOLD AND hII.ykR
~ Mining Company.-Location OF principal
place OF business, San Francisco. California
Location OF works, Lyon county, State Of Ne
ing OF the Directors. held on the 2sIb day o.
May 1873, an assessment no. 81 OF Fifty Gents
per share wac levied upon the capital Stock OF
the corporation. payble immediately United
states gold coin, 10 the Secretary. AZ the Office
Of the Company. No. 80 California street, Room
No. 5, San Francisco, California.
An, stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the LIT day Of July, 1873, VIII
be delinquent. aud advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before.
will be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF July,
lS73, to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF ealc.
GEO. X. SPINNEY, Secretary.
0nice No. $40 California street, Room No:S.
san francisco, California. my@ I'd
A mKKICAN FLAT MINING
n Company.-Location OF works. Gold Hill
Mining District. Storey county, State OF Nc.
rada Location OF principal place OF business,
san Francisco, State OF California Notice II
hereby given that ut q meeting OF the Directors
OF eaid Company, held on tue 18th day, Of May.
1873, an assessment Of Fifty Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF raid Company,
payable Immediately, In United States gold coin,
70 the Secretary. at the Oflcc OF the Company,
No. All California street, san Francisco, Cal.
ifornia.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday, the Goth day OF June,
1873. shall bc deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
mi ts payment shall be made before, will be
sold On WEDNESDAY. the 9th day OF July,
1873, TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale,
GEO. ". r. KING. Secretary.
Oficc-No. al California street, san Fran.
cisco. California. my2o I'd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE CT TIE BELcHER SILVER
III Nining Company, San Francisco. Juns s.
-1S11-At 1 meeting Of the Board Of Trustee
held this day, . dividend (No. 1877 OF Ten
Dollars $50 per share was declared. payable
9 II. c. KrBBs. see,,..r,.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IHSTATE OF PHILIP LYNCH. DECEASED.
II Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned,
executrix OF tho last will Of Philip Lynch. DC.
ceased, 10 the creditors Of and all parties hsyinc
claims against the said deceased. TO- exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers. wltnin .en
"a The undersigned executrix. At the ONCE OF inc
GOLD HUI News. Storey county, Nevaca.
Dated January 10, lsi8. won .
Ha5' Executrix OF the lat will OF Pnihp
ao>o IA = Lyncn. decea-ed. '.
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THE EVENING NEWS.

nNNa AND STOCK TABLE,
,hswiss the aaassr ~.
the principal ailnss dealt IN At the san
Stock and Exchange booro.
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nALCImORE CONSOLIDATED

Ufdce-Morrow's Building, No. Ala California
street San Francisco, Cal. je6 I'd
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CHANGING THE COLoRs OF Flow
ERs.--The Gazette DIES Campagnes says
that NJ. Hucghe has succeeded in chang
Ing tile common cowslip from its uatu-
raj yellow to an intense purple by
merely t'ansplanting it into richer
earth. The color of plants can be read
lily varied 10y mixing certain substan-
ces with the soil. WOOD charcoal will
darken the hue of da'lias, petunias,
and hyacin,Is. Carbonate of soda
turns the last mentioned flowers red,
and phosphate of soda alters greatly the
shades of man, plants.
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MARRIED.:

On Tuesday, the 10th inst, at the jew
ish Synagogue, by the Rev. Mr.. Klein,
JONAS ROSENTHAL to Miss JEAN
NETTE WE'LL.
In thanking our young friends for
their kind remembrance of the Demo
Graf, we can but wish them bliss, hap
piness and contentment in their new
sphere of life.
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A City vs.. a Country Hen.

The city man who goes into The conn
try to spend The summer must make
up his mind to learn something of lie
routine Of rural life.
A New York man who is spending
the hot weather season with Il family
on Pine street, WAS asked by he lady
OF the house If he would take hen of
the nest, AS it wanted TO set, and she
didn't want it 10. "Certainly," said
he: and Immediately started ont to The
barn where the hens were kept To crush
out the maternal prospects of this par
ticuIar Que. lie went straight 10 the
nest 10 lift her off, and reached out his
hand iol that purpose, bur immediate
ly drew il back again, and tucked 1t up
under the other arm, aud squeezed it 4
little, while he drew up his lips us if 10
whistle something.
Then he stood there and stared at the
hen, and she lifted up her head and
stared back at him, winkiu: he, eyes
with sin.nlar velocity. "Get off, WON'T
yon =" said he after Il pause. She
made no response. He drew out his
hand, and looked i'll Il led spot on one
Iot tho kuNrsAes, AMI thrn PM the
, hnnckle iu his month to cool il, look
ing all The while al The hen, and won
lelin% how on earth she moved SO
quickly. The longer he eyed her, the
less inclined he felt 10 ton, Il her, and
finally he climbed M post 10 Il DEAN
wl,cl, ran over The nest, and workin"
his way out ill he GOT just above the
hen. ioOL off his hat and shook i;at her,
and advised heI To get. Bn. she only
looked up ut him, one eye ut !. time,
aud clicked ominonsly.
lie said il she d'ln't leave he world
ONE down there an! ,icl> her through
The barn, bus Immediately save ~ The
blood thirsty design when he reflected
that il WAS dumb animal, and conduit
reason like Il human being. Then lie
happened 10 lhinl, of bis pants, which
were white irpn; and rubbed his lin.
! gers on the beam to find them fill Ol
1 back dust. which led him 10 wOrL; his
body round 10 look IT the pants, aud
while making this very natural move
> he suddenly slipped, made Il plnnye tn
renew his 'old, -lliieI,ed Tor Ilelp, slip
ped again, aud then came down on top
OF The hen and lie ue>l, snasiliu. them
both 10 The floor, upseIiin4 IL barrel and
flliu. the air with dust, feathers, hen
noises aud slilieks.
When The family reached the barn
, tie unlo, innMte man, lonkin. something
like u circus poster OH legs, and was
r turnin. around aud rubin. his head in
an distracted manner, and every time
t lie turned, an omelette on white liner
. base came to view, while the hen stood
, NJ iD the Iu' hest corner on one leg
with lno!, Of mingled establishment
and rep'oach Oh hen countenance. AT:
, ter five minutes Of industrious applica.
! ton with chip the gentleman WAS es'
D corted into the house, where his heat
$ was bathed with spirits and his comfor
generally attended to.-LD bury
3 News.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRG MA!
CCHOOLS OF SCIENCE AND PRAC-
~ teal Laboratories. Afford special
advantages for general scientific edu-
cation and for thorough, praf tical
training in the professions Of Teacher,
of Science, Civil Engineer, Mining En-
gineer, Architect, Chemist, Metallur-
sist, Farmer, Druggist, etc, and for
employment in pnbic service Coast
survey, etc.) Session opens Octoher l.
For Catalogues, send to WIN. WEIR
TENBAKER, Secretary, P. 0. Uuivey.
sity Of Virginia, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AGRICULTURAL PAIRl
TO BE HELD
October 10, l6 and II, 1873
THE RAPIDES AGRICULTURAL
l. Fair Association will give their
First Grand Fair

F'lTSC GRAND Fair
as above. They have we'll and newly
fitted up the RAPIDES RACE
COURSE and grounds, which thew
have recently purchased, and will
spare neither pains, trouble nor ex-
pense to give to the public of Rapides
and the State, first class and we'll.
conducted Agricultural entertainments,
intended tor the benefit and recreation
of the people at large. Their arrange
ments being in all particulars an,pIe
aud perfect, the public can rely on the
fulfllnent Of all their pledges and
promises.
The performances, entertainments
and doings of the Fair will be many
and varied, lasting three days, thus
giving the people full and ample time
to enjoy the Feast.
For full and further particulars. the
Association take pleasure in referring
the public to their Programme Of Pre-
miums, Prizes and Diplomas, and tie
Purses for the Sports. They have pre-
pared a large Dumber Of these Pro-
grammes, which can be procured on
application to the President, Secretary
and at the Office of tho Louisiana
Democrat
A strict and we'll selected and eff
Gent Police will be in constant atten-
dance to enforce order and pe,ce.-
Professor Chantz's Brass Band, COM
posed Of twenty instruments, hav
been engaged for the occasion, and
will lend chains, to and eullance tue
pleasures of the Festivity.
ADMISSION. so CENTS
Children, under ID years.. ..25
w. F. BLACKMAN,
j. Z. FRENCH, President.
Secretary.
Aug. 27-,df.
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The Dark Side of Human Nature,
AN INCIDENT Or TIT T. CHOLERA EPI-
DEMIC,

AT the time Of the first cholera pan
ic at Sand Ki|lle, Henry county. the
Eddin.ion family. consisting NJ T..
and Mrs. E,l,iiu.ton aud their children,
left ll,e place and fed Will, the rest
After a short time. however, they le-
turned and look possession of their
dwelling. which is situated directly
AGAINST the clid' in + Il e valley of the
Kentucky liver, which is very narrow
at that poiui. Within two "r { hree
DAYS after returning. Miss E,ldin.ton.
,oun. lady Of some II oI rs years,
fook the cholera at 10 =. NJ. aud died
III four hours.
He, brother in-law, Mr.. Shelton, who
waited on her durin. hey sickness, and
afterwards sat up with her corpse, was
taken ,le same day and died within n
few hnurs. Mr.. E.ldingtnn's son, u
youn.; u,:,n Of soue - OF 20 years, with
y >
some difficulty oaiained Il wagon aud
team, VITA Which to convey tie body OF
his dead sister To the place OF burial at
1rn;ou Clutch. SIX mies distant, lIav-
iu~ previon>ly sent forward Il request
to some friends 10 ',nvc Tic grave dug,
lie WAS followed Ivy his father and
mother aud the two younger children
in another vehicle.
on t,eir arrival iu lie vicinity oil
,l,e chul,l, they uol onl, fonn,i Che re-
ouesi to have The gave prepared had
been neglected. but the people resi,Iln2
there refused TO permit them 10 enter
.Aeir lIuases. The young n'iu TOOL,
t,e collin containing his sister body
70 the church, aud, after dep"Siiing il
t],eycia. ,eraircd 10 The reSidence Of al
uncle, lew miles oil : hut by the time
he arrived there lie was 81 far gone
wjt,, The cholera that lie died III !, few
hours.
NJ. Ed.liu.iop, with his wife am
two chilhrtu. MrGc short distance
frnm The c!iu'th 10 ~ nnncrupie'
house, lccenily vacated by its Owner
for IL new one. By ibis tine hlI io,ll
Il were sick with ,he fearful disease: hui
it is currently reported and believe,
4 that soop after entering This uuocru
MED house. its owner came, about ni''
q or ten o'clocl, at night, with LOADED
n shot Gun. aud. with threats nf instant
Il d., ath, drove them out. They, foo
4 were then compelled, sick nigI, ultt
81 death as they we've, 10 seek shc,Ie
4 with the dead body Of HE daughter i,
Il the clutch. aud thc,e hefnie tiayli.h
s. the ncsi u,otnn. The iwOchil,ren died
Il The feelings Of those parents, wien
u iprnrmcd Jew hours l;'Ir' 81 To" deaf !
II oi their >nn, in lie prcScnre Of i'c tri'
a bodies OF Tie resi- OF i!.ri, children, /,
"A thu lone church 80 themselves sill dead
& ly sick-may be beriei nia.,ied 'la'
Il deNiihed. Laic,, some good San'alI
n tans from iie nei.iibol'ood cane Tor
s. ward, and after peiiol ming i'e Office
h OF burial for their children, tool, Ms
IS and Mrs. Ed,lington to tilcir homes
Mwhrle they finally tiiumphel Owe
b he fell di,else aud were restored t,
Iealth. Frankfort (kN.) Woman.
ri No GRAMMAR TEACHER. e n g Ii S
grammar is sad puzzle. The acclcu
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The Crescent Spcctacles.
IMpHOV: YOUR SIGHT

IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT.
THE CRESCENT SPECTA- Nn
l. cles now offered to tn, IN
Public are guaranteed S,lper-
ioi to all others in The market. sy
For cicHiMess and d.A;inctncss
of vision they are unrivaled, - ..
the total absence Of prismatic 1'''ae 4udfE
cnlols and refractory rays always found in
Pebbles renders them especially desirable
Being ground with great care, they are
free from all mpertections and Impurities.
They are mounted in gold, silver, shell,
rubber and steel frames and will last many
years without change For sale only by
our Agents.
Ferguson & Setback,
jewelers. aud Opticians, are Sole Agents in
Alexandria, La.
u None genuine without tho trade
mark stamped on every pair. Manufac-
tured by
FELLOWS, HOLMES l. CLAPP,
NEW YORK.
LOOK for TRADE MARK. No PED
Oilers EMPLOYED.
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A5E" Boston mas refused to rent its
common ut the rate of one dollar pei
annllM.
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No GRAMMAR TEACHER. E n g Ii S
grammar is il sad puzzle. The dcclcu-
sion Of verbs Is sometimes lanl; nom
zsence TO the rural comprehension. For
Enotauce, Mrs. Snng2iIs paid Il visit to
5tLe scIoolhouse, and she remarked: Il
Sat u while in the schoOlh0nse aud
Heard one class 81, their lesson. The
1esson chat Nancy setl was nutt.iu' bnt
u he loolIshest kind of talk: the ritli!lIest
ward she said was 1 love- looked
Aisnt III her for bril' so improper. bnt
Ishe went right on aud sed, Thou lowest
5hnd he lovrs.' And reckon v0r new
~, heei,l such ri.nIaroIe il your life
9ove, love, aud nnihin' bnt love. She
BED Que time, j did love- Sec |, 'wllo
Hid ron love- The skolars lated. hut
3 WASH, to he put of. ard scd, 'whu
8id yon love, Nancy q The skoolnIaste.
BED he would explain when Nancy ha,I
l3lulsllcd the lesson. This s0rler paci.
5ied nc, and Nancy went Oh with iicI
8wiul love talk. She sed i might
COULD or would love- stopped her
4Saln, and sed ] reckon | wunId see
q bont that, and told her 10 walk oul
81 the house. The SkOonslstp,
<R'ed 20 interfere, but ! would no,
7&e u I'm say IL word. II C SC,
Il WIS Il fool, aud n0kted him down
II nd made him boiler in II short time.
81 taIki The slrate thin. 10 him. told
pm III show linn how TO Iarl, INV
.8nushiei grammar. | got the nalors
etiler, and sent him off in !, hurry,
nd lreckon tharl be no more grammar
Pachln' in these parts soon."
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pI.JVO.VVO.
TlIANCE TO DRAW ANY OF TE

" above Prizes for Is cents. Tickets
describing prizes arc sealed in envelopes
and well mixed. On receipt of rs cents IL
sealed ticket is drawn without choice and
sent Ivy mail to any address. The prize
MaM,eA upon it to he AeGvereA to the ticket
holder on payment of one dollar. Prizes
arc immediately sent to any address by
express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before
you pay for it. ANY prize exchanged for
another Of the same value. No blanks
Om patrons can depend on fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS. dealing
can be relied Ohm. Y. Herald. A genli.
inc distributlon.-World. Not one of the
llmbugs OF the day.--Weekly Tribune
They give general satisfaction. --Staats
Zeitun%
REFEEENCEs-By kind permission we
refer TO the following: Franklin S. Lane
Louisville, drew $4,000. Miss Hattie
Banker, Charleston, $1,000 Mrs. Lonis,
I. Blake, st. Paul. 500. Samuel V. Ray.
Mon.'. Boston. $500. Eugene D. Brack
sctt. Hits )l,rg, Watch, $500. Miss Annie
Osgood. New Olleaus, $1,000. Emory l.
Pratt. Columbus, Ohio. 81 900.
One cash gift in every package of lac
tickets guaranteed. 5 tickets for 81; II
for 81; Is for So; 50 for S; $50 for SIS
Agents wanted, to whom we offer liher.
al inducements and guarantee satisfac.
ton. Address,
WILLIAM B. TURNER e. CO..
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