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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-13
NOTICE.

~ KEsAA MtNINss rrr.ka.
IL Company-Ioca,ion of works E,e of
Eureka county, Nevada: PRINCIPAL place i. .,
business, san Francisco. California. aP, n,
is hereby given, that at a meeting mthI
Board otTrlstccs. held IN the Seventsvmun
l7ih-day of February, 1874, an 49, WAS
levied upon the capital stock Of said ,o,S,
fany, payable im,nediat .ly, in ! n is;,., Of tho
gold coin. to the Secretary. at the ont" SAN
cont any. No. I'll Montgomery Street,
Francisco. California. shall,
Any stock upon which the assessment ,ir.
remain unEaid on Wednesday. III
tieth-39th-Gay of ~Sel'te'iioer' ri" At
mnbI;c anr,i"p' aud uriess payment is maae
before, will be sold on MGNpAi, the ri The
teanth-l3th-day of October. 1871, TO pay
delinquent assessment. together win
rios. i. BEACH, Secretary,
0nice-No. i2i Montgomery STREE, ii
Francisco. California. au.
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ESSNEN
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
rrHrx. MINING AND sNEI.r.

Il inr Company. Location Of PRINCIPAL place
eI business. san Francisco. California; Local
tiou Of works. Eureka. Eureka county, Me-
vada. Notice: There are delinquent upon
IL. following described stock. On account Of
assessment No. { leried on the 18th day Of
February. ls74. the several amounts set Of
posite the names of the respective share
holders. As follows:
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Monday he r'sc.enth nay of septern.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

- Alnirg Company. Location OF Works.
EursFa. Eureka county. Nevada. Location
o. principal lace o; business. IAN Francisco.
tHlrorHia.-Noticc j hereby given. that at a
meeting Il tha Eoari Il Trustees %; saii com
Iany, hold IN the niueternth 18th day of Ar
gasi. l-7i, an assessment Ne. i. Of ten cents
ier share was levied on the cai i,al stock II
saii conn any. PAYABLE Immediately in United
>ts'e> gold coin. To the Secretary at the Office
u tn comIany. looms Nos. ) and /. >her-
Ia8H'> lHilGiHs, NJ. 40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon. whi.h said assessment
mai remain unraid 81 til ,iHth 9TH day Il
alserti-ei Tor sal" At pubic auction: and NJ
- iai@ he.erc. viii - odd en Saturday.
the I;,ir:H.:ir>t )! day of October.
ri. a. ! o'clock r. ". ~ the auction room
OF Nauri,. bore Y Co. No. go Fiue street.
Sah Francisco. California, 10 lay The deljr-
qGrut assessment together with the cost, q
al.ee,.-iHe ami expense. of sale.
+. 4. II NkEft. Secro'arv.
tEsr"-Nes. ? and / Sh rn.aI'S Bsi.Ginc.
". Ii Montgomery street. San francisco.
california. aag.5-td
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Ne. Nc.
fa-

And in accordance with law. and an order
%; the Boarl Of Directors. made On the liz
tctnth Gay q july. ls7i. % many shares q
each parcel Of such stock a nav be ueccs-a-
ry. will be I'D az public auction at the office
~ III ComI anY. ~ Montgomery street. On
Monday. h seventh Day OfSepteIn.
Der. 49, 8. at the hour Q. twelve e'eiuck at
noon. @ Saci day. u. ay delinquent asscss-
msHes III rton, together with costs 1f advcr-
tis.E. and expenses 4 the sale.
T.. J.. BEACH, Secretary.
Gifcc: No. ~ Montgomery street. San
Fraucisca. California. aal9-td
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Tie Sc Of tia; poltianaf tn abuva pcr-
SciaI IraYsriy oH tn above a.rfIHrd ~ratrl-
81 i I'll oncd until NEb\ E~aAi. TIE .ti
day u. s~cft,mbrr. \. II. -.
> J.D i LLIE.3N, >heF.h.
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rG%fir NiA.fENT.

The all Of that portion ofthe above Der.
souai iI"I eIfy On tie ab,se described
8ar q September. A.. u IL.
a.3l ). y. SULLIVAN. sheriff.
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LOT FOR SALE,

THE ODD FELLOWS Lot, on THE
i southeast conner e Euel and Clark
streets, Eureka. Acv.. l. hereby offered for
sale. inquire Of =. Y. M.knSZlE.
u. MrVEY.
i.C. BUEI..
Tru..ees Of Eureka Lodge No.23, /. q. O.. 7.
Elireka, New, May -. : Il. myl-,f
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. %.
II I.,SD OFFICE.

r,,r Inr ~ SSr,t / r,i.i
x IGULNTI TIE
H. IL; u ,an.nl;aa,ad Mining Com.
-, 'itstr ~ oaln'n" Eurcta %cyaia,
~ !, ! er,u,..'i n ha. his day
MI ! :; !, ~ -" q - ,.r.m tog.,bcr with 4
,"N,;.t - M, i;[.,t;Hn - , na,,.,t from tho
i, :, nnt''H"i,n" ,n ~, af rop.r,.s arrloyod
1 VA, IL, ~ iei ~, i've 9H nya cruz "hu and Cali.
80; i!iiraI i"I, oi ne ' ;" a. rnulin:
ifii,ia n'is.,iaat'n i."Iti OK u f.", sonihw,. st
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No1,Ji.


Li1trh. -htA hAid. .'IHFir 4Hit.b 80
NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN THAT
company lfc>tetlcc address i.areka. Nova.
da, care James Adams. agent, has his day
I'D in this of :. 4 diagram together with a
lo'ire Of an ~ilcatiCn ttr Il latcnt from tie
United states. GEdpr act of tensross az.
froyod May 70, ! -. for twelve hundred anil
three los liutai feet of IL" Silver iick ard
Eobtie burns Consolidated i.cie, Ia sane
running 400 feet porthaa-te ~ and >5 leyt
SeGtuwtStcrly from thu SILVER Lick Shat,
witt. >ar.ace Ground .oa feet in With, 'i5Uai-
ed in EurnEa Mining ~i1istrirt, Eurrka c"il.
~. State of NoyHda, and described in tn
plat md field notes On file II ;a!- cihct rs
follows, 10 wit:
U. 8. Survey No. IS.
beginning at 4 past marked Ne. Is.
SurN%v ". - whence ro;t No. OF SaTS'F
II. mad" for hermann !leynemann Hpol
tn igltNh&ctor Lode bears n. - !.
~ feet: thu summit Of itbY Hill b'al.
:. u T.. 6,$l5 feet; the fl; :stati in iha
town a. turcta heai> :. - y /. Il Ui2 feet,
and IN" silver Liz shaft brar~S II ". ~
tcti; tn nee running - l.. -Ht ieet I" ln''
marx Ne. :, Is. surycy, No. -; ih,neeS.
3H- W. l,-oi tect. to post marked No j.. - :.
savoy, Nc. =: til nee y: ". 20 it"i, -
r.st mari ed Ne. /. T. :. survey. Ne. -: and
til nee N.aS t.. ~ t"ct, I" o,t No. l., tn
i iar" Of beginning; containing; = '--.o' acre
courses oNIrcsSci trcm the truc ncfi-
dian with il magnetic variation oi lE-s
last.
his claim is located upon uusnrvoveil lands,
and i, bounded on the sotih, "st By n, |eii
Cruz and California Consolidated Lote. ..
This claim j. recorded in li"ok T., page W.,
and a copy Of tn. notice aud pa, can No
toIuI posted at the SILVER Lick Shalt af-
- CYRUS F. HORN, Register.
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q. S. Survey, No. 40,

beginning Mt a rosi marked "No.lr.S :
Strvoy. 40. 20" the same b.irg tost No.
OF >Gryey No. s. made fer the Newark Il.
or Mining COMPANY. upon the oLiht aha
Lode. wheLce the ! section corner on n.
northern boundary of Section .. III 7
-, L. NJ, II. NJ. bears y. -, F. .!&~ iert,,
and the meath ef tn, chihuahua lusssj
bears y. 81 We feet: thence rurJilrS
IL; +. 500 feet TO post marked Me-
Survey No. 10: thence ;. Is, v. 10 feel Il,
rest marked No. 3. l.. ). Survey, No, a.
wh nee est No. :. Of Survey No. y. n ade for
Frank. bet>chman upon the Ia.tcry Lido.
bears NIB IS w.. 81 feet: th.nce y. BE-
", !, % !.cr. to posi- marked 70. 1, Is.
Suryey No. TO-: and thence y. ~ z. -
feet. 10 post Nc. /. the place OF beginning.
continuing d S'-lo0 acre., coriscs eAI re.sri
from tho true meridian, with a magnetic Va.
ristior q. ~. last.
lhis cain is located in the rnsuryeycl
Fart 81 J.. T.. y. t.. ~. L. VI b.. NJ ard.
h"Vnd,d on the north ., til, original Cf.
hGahaa.
1his .laim is recer.l-l in rook 4, Haca IS.
O. the Newark District MINI. feeofd.. nd
Il copy Of tho %notice and ia, can be ;oahi
posted at Shaft No. 1. upon the lode.
ti i'll : :. i.btN. Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. -.
l,~r a.

,a.,E urcka.. Nevada. Avg. 81. lIli
NOTICE. Is HEREbA, GIVEN ii3T
tPostofice address Newark. Nii,.1 lany
County. Nevada, las ihi, day fI.d 'G r.
this Office n diagram together with a ro,;co =, -
Application for a rat-nt from tho T,;,.j
States. under act OF Congress ~ ray.j u :
10. lS72., TOR fifteen hundrci-l. N1-l;n'sil
running 81 feet northwesterly aEd ~ q.
southtast"riy from Shaft No. /. with sra
ground 10 feet in width. situated in S% r.
ark Mining District. hire line CONF
s'atc Of Nevada. and described in TIA "a,
anil ticld Notes Oh die in this ,Giae as iolld5s.'
70 Wit. '
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SHFRlFFS SiLES.
SheYiH's Sale.


STATE uF NEVADA
IgINgY o. EtEEkA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05

why didn't you come before! What
| were you doing in Marysville in San Jose,
| in Oakland! You zee / have followed you.
| / saw you as you came down the canon, and
knew you at once. saw your letter to Jo
| seph, and knew you We're coming. Why
! didn't you write to mes You will some time9
| Good evening, Mr.. Hamilton"
She had withdrawn her hands, but not
until Hamilton, ascending the staircase,
was nearly abreast Of them. He raised his
hat to her with well bred composure, nod
ded Familiarity to Oakhurst and passed on
When he had gone Mrs. Decker lifted her
eyes to Mr.. Oak.urst. ''Some day shall
ask great favor OF you"
Mr.. Oakhurst begged that it should be
now. mo, not until you know lie better
Then, some day, shall want you to-kill
that man !"
She laughed such pleasant little ring
ing laugh, such display OF dlmples- al
belt a little fixed in the corners of her
| mouth-such an Innocent light in her brown
eyes, and such lovely color in her cheeks
| that Mr. Oakhurst-who seldom laughed
was fain to laugh too. 1t was as II lamb
had proposed to fox toray into neigh
boring sheep fold.
A Jew evenings after this. Mrs. Decker
arose from a charmed circle OF her admirers
en- the hotel piazza, excused herself Tor
few moments, laughingly declined an es-
cort, and ran over TO her little cottage-one
OF her husbands creations-across the road:
Perhaps from the sudden and unwonted
| exercise IN her still convaleseent state, she
! breathed hurriedly and feverishly as she
entered her boudoir. and once or twice
| placed her hand upon her breast. She was
startled on turning up the light to lind her
husband lying on the sofa.
You look hot and excited, Elsie, love-"
said Mr.. Decker; 'tyou amt took worse
are youW
Mrs. Decker's face had paled. but now
flushed again. mo-" she said, ''only lit
tie pain here" as she again placed her hand
upon her corsage. rs-rc
"Can do anything for you," said Mr..
Decker, rising with atectiouate concern,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
Beauty ON the Rail.

Gail Hamilton, writing on disadvantage
in her Twelve Miles from Lemon CON
ments as follows upon sending glils v
school over the railroads: They solne,ns
become They hey, e arsr So., ,
they destroy before they are old enousaa
feel the divinity that should hedges vonal
They fail in,o-l can hardly dignity II WI
the name OF tiirtation-but into sONe
bantering communication with ulSnos
men. employees of the railroad, and seas
travelers-a traffic which is fatal to ognI
in woman and inspires no reverence !
man. Aud this passes for liveiness andi
Effectiveness, or at most, perhaps, II
little wild. But it is wildness which 81
can not afford. Delicacy is not a TOD
which can be lost and found. No art y
restore to the grape IT'S bloom. Familiar
without love, without confidence, VIE
regard, is destructive TO all that mai
woman exalting and ennobling.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05

The sexton of New York church having
to be away from his duties one day, got a
substitute, who was not acquainted with
the aggregation, and became much excited
when he saw an old man come into one of
the pews and raise peculiar shaped ear
trumpet to his face. Sprluging to his side
he said something in low voice, whereupon
the gentleman attempted to raise his trum-
pet to his ear, but was prevented BY the
sexton Selling his hand. With increased
voice and excitement he said, you musi't,i
sir. You mustn't blow that horn in here.
And the good old man, pocketing bis bu9le,
heard nothing Of service or sermon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
Fate of Modest Men.

The world generally takes men at their
own apparent estimate of themselves.
Hence, modest men never attain the same
consideration which busting forward men
do. 1t has not time or patience to INQUIRE
rigidly, and it is partly imposed upon and
carried away by the man who vigorously
claims its regards. The world. also. never
has two leading ideas about any man.
There is always remarkable unity in its
conceptions OF the characters of individuals
If an historical person has been cruel in a
sing g decree, he is set down as cruel and
nothing else, although he may have had
many good qualities, all not equally con-
spicuous Ii a literary man is industrious
IN a remarkable degree the world speaks of
MIN as only industrious, though be may be
also very ingenious.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05

A writer on French manners ooselW
st is one OF the highest merits OF nc !;
tenn that it tacitly lays down the pslI .,!.
that all persons meeting in the sSlle M, Nv, .
know each other without the loriGaay 4; !,
an introduction. ANY man may asa =,
to dance, or may speak to anybody s y y.
vate party. Another merit OF ffehcl -s q,
ners is the general absence OF faise 'u ~
If boy drops his book at chnrch ~ ~d p~
it up without blushing. A French s'
takes of her bonnet and arranges 70. ,Sp
before the glass in railway wal.lDs.f
without a thought OF the presence
ISLANDERS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
POnpeii.

Another discovery has recently been
MADE at 'ompeii of a skeleton, one more
perfect than any yet discovered. 1t is d
man, with marked features and remarka-
bly, large ears; position recumbent, with
one hand under the cheek. Travellers who
have visited Pompeii recently will remem-
Der the bodies preserved in the email mu-
scum near the entrance. They are not
skeletons, but perfect human figures, dis
playing, 10 one case, with terrible truth,
the agony of death. There are the Mother
and the Daughter" lying so near together
eral appearance of the 'Slave" is so marked
that it would be impossible to think him
anything else and there is body of a
woman whose lovely hand and head pro-
claim her gentle birth. These are painful
yet interesting relics of past terrible
tragedy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
A BeautifN! Thought.

When engineers would bridge strea
they often carry over single thIi'
With that they stretch a wire sNs
Then strands are added until foundIA
is laid fer p!anks, and then the bed
gineer finds safe footing-walks from \
to side. 81 God takes from US some goG'
threaded pleasure, and stretches II tfa
into heaven. Then he takes child, lt
friend. Thus he bridges death. u
teaches the thoughts of the most limo,
find their way hlther and thither oetWS
the two spheres.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
SHERIFFS SALES.
~~~~~0~~'O'~N' ~ .
Mrs. Jane w. Rogers vs.. "h'""
mfr

Compton. ,..
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA i.rs
Il Orleans, 80. 5422.-By virtue OF : w
an alias writ OF fen facias, r S..b Dis
Court for the parish OF orleaiI' N u
above entitled cause. | will process, ,Stims
public auction at the Merchants ana i ari
Exchange, Rova! street, between lana. at
tomhouse streets, IN the Second p.osl'Ts ID
city, on TUESDAY, July 81, 1874 at WE,
NJ. the following described property TO Va
|. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, situated II Ids
District OF this city, in the squs'sp 80 s,%
Poydras, Julia, Perddo, White ana psI aor ~
together with improvements etc. lhei,Vo,si
mated by the numbers sixteen to IVA ard he
elusive, in square number six hurdIeu rr
having the following measurement N. issi>
number sixteen measures twenty els.t NS
inches four lines 'front.' on Perdldo snJ troa
hundred and twenty feet IL Depth 1aarr S
Dupre street; and lots numb SCI ttD
iwenty one, inc Qsive, each, twenty eisste.t, W.
inches i've lines front on Perdldo sglr
hundred and twenty feet IN deptn VI
iully appear by reference to an acL P1 citr o.
s GsrnSS. than aa aoialy public IN ''
2 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, t ,sssrsOps
all the buildings ard Improvements osT. ~
ated in the First District OF this ,r PIs
square bounded by Roman, Pieu,, It
and Common streets, Designate nssr ~
Der twenty-seven, in square ha lawn b
eight, according to plan .be cts
Pile. late surveyor, deposited in inc Inc paSg
the late David L. McCay, then loprlinf 70,
tEls city, which lot measures, aco. .yo iisssy
plan, twenty seven feet five inches ..uS tbbt
on Common street, one hundred from NJ
feet two lines On the line dividing md fof1
Der twenty eight, and one huadreat iron lO;H
eleven inches on the line dividing ZEN feel,ss
Der twenty-s;x, width Of twent! AZ udsttr
rear; and was acquired BY the ds s.onSby =,
from the succession Of Ann Comp'U uosI
passed before Charles Stringer, iHsN az
in this city, on the sixth day OF feD'
Seized in the above suit.
TeIms-Cssh on the spot. HARpI.s
jelsjys2, Sheriff of the farish ''''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05
ale,u @rleans &epiaatl.
aFfrIAL JOURNAL OF the INITIATES
seFiclAL JOURNAL OF new ANS
For the New Orleans Republic
POYDRAs MARKET SUNDAlRN.
ING.


For fov,rets fair to deck her mothers,
In sill ert GreenwOods cOnsecIated 81
Well pleased, ssw fair Katie take her,
While Rollo, happy imp, with nervosd'
Row here, now there, delighted skipund
But hough his gentle mistress move0sgel
pace,
The rougish little pet, UNDECIDED, won b
Her fowery purchase for the Sabbatho
The thoughtful maid to humber carnds
And like pretty lamb in search of clio
Draws near the stall fisherman stte
All! gallantly the maiden Jack comm
As the slippery reddish and fresh croake
Beneath her fragrant wTeaths OF sorrd o.
woei
A sirloin steak-the trimmings for thef
And Katie. bowlng disappeared FROM
All like the spaniel at her heel. the wis
Sprang forth to follow, where propabips
Have cached the acme Of my SOULS
Alas if "Memento Mort" won my lovink
DUN vivi mus vivamus" babe that love-
Few Orleans, July !, 1874. u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-05

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-08

Col. BEN WILSON made . speech al
Milford in Harrison county few day.
ago In which (sccordlng to q correspond
ent of the Re0istar) he undertook TO ShoW
that the policy oI the Radicals had giyer
10 the East Comparatively all the money
In circulation, and thus placed the markei
for the sale Of their West VirginlS) cattle
and other products Of the mercy Of the
Eastern money kings.p
There are. two or three questions we
should like TO ask the Colonel In connec-
ton with such remarks as he Is } thu
credited with making at Milford:
First Win he explain how 1t has hap,
pened that up to this day there remAinl
several millions Of National Bank Clrcu-
lation within the limits Of the law that
the West might have drawn, but which
ii never has drawnS
Second. Not only that, but will he ex
plain how 1t has happened that Western
Banks two in West Virginia for in
stAnce) have actually returned their cir.
CulatIOu to the government and gone to
banking under the State laws3
Third, Willie explain in what way
the redundancy Of money in the East fails
to give the West Virginia cattle dealer
tho best possible price for his catle'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-08
Preparations to Prevent Southern
.. OutFaRes.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. 4.
Especial Dispatch TO tho Cincinnati aazstte. "a
The War Department has been active
to-day in preparing to cooperate with the
Attorney General in carrying out the al
rections Of the Presidents letter In regard
to affairs In the South. The Attorney
General, last night, designated several
districts In which he thought military aid
would be Immediately required TO sup
port the ,MarShOls in the arrests TO
be made. The military stations In
Louisiana were all determined as follows:
New Orleans, Shreveport, Alexandra,
Monroe, Harrisonburg, 81: Martinsyille
and Baton Rouge. From these points
access to all the disturbed sections Is
easy, Troops throughout the South will
be ordered to prepare Tor movement In
any direction upon receipt ot an order,
and the Same directions will he sent 10
all the forces in the States along the
border, Fs q ~
The Cabinet officers do not hesitate 10
declare that the President win now viz.
orouSly use all means In his power to en-.
force order in the South, and that the
gentlemen who have had interviews with
the President in regard to the situation,
represent him 40 expressing, in private,
still moro emphatic views than those con
tatned In his letter, sS giving the most
decided assurance that the whole power
Of the government shall be used 70 pre-
serve order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-08
: WASHINGTON.
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Postoflce
Department is about substituting for the
old mail locks now used upon Tie street
boxes oi the free delivery system new
combination locks. Each city or district
will betnrnished with locks on different
combination, 30 that the keys OF ono city
will be of no use In another. Each key
will be numbered, and the carrier receiv,
ing 1t will be held responsible for Its Gus,
tody and proper use.
Since the murder Of Ivey, mail route
agent on The Alabama 6 Chattanooga
Railroad several route agents in the South
have shown considerable alarm and are
asking leave Of absence from the Post
office Department, and some decline to
run any longer on their routes. a. Ii
Postmaster General Jewell has ordered
cancelled the contract for penknives
which have usually been issued TO the
clerks about New Years. The custom
was obtained when quilts were used fol
writing and knife was a positive ne.
cessity, and has been kept up since The
introduction ol steel and gold pens 10th
present time. lsFH tdlIEli