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The true northerner., 1875-06-11
81 used to be ever SO fond of it when

81 used to be ever SO fond of it when
was little girl"
John was so delighted that the lady
should like sweet flag, and that she was
pleased to accept it from him. He thought
himself that it was the best thing to eat
he knew. He handed up a large bunch
of it. The lady took two or three stalks
and was about TO return the rest, when
John said:
"Please keep it all ma'am. can gel
lots more. 1 know where its ever SC
thick"
"Thank You, thank you, said the lady
and as the carriage started she reached
out her hand to John. He did not TN
derstand the motion until he saw a cent
drop in the road at his feet. Instantly
all his illusion and pleasure vanished.
Something like tears were in his eyes as
he shouted
II don't want your cent. 1 don't sell
flag I"
John was intensely mortified. 81
suppose" he said, "she thought was q
sort of beggar-boy. To think of sell
ing flag !"
AT any rate he walked away and left
the cent III the road, humililated boy.
Jim said he was green not TO take the
money; he would go and look for it now,
If he would tell him where it dropped.
And Jim did spend an hour looking
about in the dirt, but he did not find the
cent. Jim, however, had an idea; he
would dig sweet flag and see if another
carriage wouldn't come along.
Johns next rebuff and knowledge of
the world was of another sort. He was
again walking in the road at twilight,
when he was overtaken by wagon with
one seat, upon which were two pretty
girls, and young gentleman sat be
tween them, driving. 1t was a merry
party, and John could hear them laugh
ing and singing as they approached
him. The wagon stopped when it over
took him, and one OF the sweet-faced
girls leaned from the seat and said, quite
seriously and pleasantly:
"Little boy, how's your MARI"
John was surprised and puzzled for G
moment. He had never seen the young
lady, but he thought she, perhaps, knew
his mother; Mt any rate, his instinct OF
politeness made him say:
"She's pretty well, l thank you"
"Does she know you are otit9
And thereupon all three burst into 9
roar of laughter and dashed on. II
flashed upon John in q moment that he
had been imposed on, and it hurt him
droadfully. His self-respect was injured
somehow, and he felt as if his lovely,
gentle mother had been insulted. He
would like to have thrown stone at the
wagon, and in rage he cried:
"You'rs q nice"-but he could not
think of any hard, bitter words quicl
enough.
Probably the young lady, who might
have been almost any young lady, never
knew what cruel thing she had done
Charles Dudley Warner.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11
Making Others Happy.

A mother who was in the habit of ask-
ing her children, before they went to
bed, what they had done that day to
make others happy, found her twin
daughters silent. The question was re-
peated.
81 can think of nothing good for this
day, mamma, only one of my mates was
happy because she left off head of the
class and 1 smiled on her and ran and
kissed her, 80 she said I was good.
That's all"
The other spoke even more timidly.
"The little girl that sits by me has lost a
little brother. / seen her hide her face
in her book and cry. I felt sorry and
laid my head by hers and cried too. She
looked up and put her arms about my
neck and seemed comforted, but don't
know why did her any good"
"Come, my darlings, into my arms, y
said the mother to rejoice with those
that rejoice, and weep with those that
weep, is to obey our blessed Redeemer!'
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

Thus it will be seen that San Francisco
has the least oppressive debt of all, or
S23 to each inhabitant. Albany owes
$40 to each inhabitant st. Louis, $50 !;
Chicago, S55 Cincinnati, $75; Provi-
dence, S75 j; Pittsburgh, $50; Philadel-
phia, $50; Brooklyn, $95 Louisville,
800; New Orleans, S110; Baltimore,
S115; Boston, $130; New York, $40 !;
Portland, S160; Jersey City, S165 and
Washington $240.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11
Crows Nests Made of Fishbones.

The crows who live near my wood al
ways build their nests of interviewer
sticks and twigs, and they are strong
enough to last year after year, if they
are not rs handsome as those of some
other birds. But one of my crow-neigh-
bors tells me that he has cousins who
live on far-away islands where there are
neither trees nor shrubs, and these crows
build their nests, and very good-looking
ones too, of the dried and bleached bones
of large fish that have been thrown up
on the shore.
Queer nests, should think, but they
show the ingenuity and perseverance of
the birds. How much better than to sit
down and cav sulkily that they will not
build any nests at all, because they can't
get just the material they prefer for the
purpose" Jack-in-the-Puipit
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

returned to Washington, became mein-
ber of Mr.. Ewing's family, married, and
RESIGNED his commission. He returned
to San Francisco as banker, whore he
underwent the experiences OF the Vig-
lance Committee, which he opposed, and
of the local panic /; then he changed to
New York, still as banker, and then
back TO San Francisco TO settle mp bus
mess which had not been specially re-
munerative. We next find him practic-
ing law as member of the firm of Sher-
man, Ewing & McCook, which, as he
says, "helped to pass away the time,
bu. afforded little profit" Then he be-
came Superintendent of n military col
lege in Louisiana, which he abandoned
at the outbreak of the war. He went to
st. Louis as President of horse-rail-
road company, was offered the Chief
Clerkship of the War Department, but
declined, and shortly after was appointed
Colonel in the Regular Army, and from
that has grown to be the General of the
United States forces.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

The Bank Of England has about 800
clerks. They usually enter at between
1S and 25 years of age. Their salaries
begin Mt about S400 of our currency.
From this they advance until, by the
time they are Al or Al, they get 81, zoo
year, after which they can ordinarily
hope for no increase. In tho London
and Westminster Bank, with At3 clerks,
and Glyn's, with 200, the beginners get
about the same as in .ahe Bank of En-
gland, but the veterans receive about
$2,250 of our money. In all there is
much competition for situations, and
only superior casa of young men are
accepted.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11
The PRINTERS SToRY.-We Ice saw q

The PRINTRR's SToRY.-We Ice saw q
young man gazing at the Fry heavens,
with in Ra~ and A., of pistols in
the other. We Ndeavored attract his
at lotion by .fng 2 paper we held in
our Hsay-, relating 2 young man in that
s of the country who had left home in
stS of arrangement. BE dropped the t
and pistols from his Bkg- -lDa, with the
/: "fIt is of whom U read. 1 left home
b4 nv friends knew my design. / 50
the Biay~ of girl who refused to listen to
me, but smiled upon another. / led
from the house, uttering wild ! the
god of love, & without replying to the
~ of my friends came here with this
and -, of pistols, to put to my
xis1Oce. My case has no in this S."
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

NINE. PELAGrE BERTHoLD has just died
in st. Louis at the age of 50 years. She
had seen that city rise and grow from a
mere trading post to its present proper
tions, and was the wife of Bartholomew
Berthold, who made large fortune with
John Jacob Astor and others in the
American Fur Company.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

MAMMA (sternly)-" Now, Miriam, say
grace" Miriam (who for previous mis-
conduct had been deprived of pudding)
-"For oil they have received let them
be truly thankful"
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

The returns received at the Postoffice
Department show that the modified law
as TO third-class matter will greatly re-
duce the income of the Postoffice Do
partment for the current fiscal year.
Postmaster General Jewell viii recon-
mend change in the law.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

Coz. ROBERT NJ. AND STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS, sons of Stephen A. Douglas,
have just been awarded by the Court of
Claims about $3.50, 900 for cotton seized
in Mississippi.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

The New York Graphic, instead of
censuring the Delaware pillories and
fogging- posts, argues that fogging
should be introduced to punish pick
pockets.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11
FRESH TOPICS.

Col. ANTHONY, the Leavenworth edi-
tor, like Carruth, the Vineland journal
ist, still survives with bullet in him.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, the we'll
known newspaper correspondent, has
assumed editorial management of the
st. Louis Times.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

Mrs. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, though in
sane, will continue to draw the pension
of $3.50 per month from the government.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

In the Cincinnati Commercial we find
some interesting figures relating to mu-
nicipal debts. Following is compare
tive table of the existing public debts of
the principal cities at the. latest date pub
hshed:
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

The Portuguese government, in obe-
dience to the enlightened public senti-
ment of the age, has decreed the aboli-
tion of slavery in all her dependencies.
This leaves Spain alone, of all the ma
tions on the globe, the advocate and de-
fender of slavery. All other nations
have emancipated their serfs.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

Mr.. TRENoR W. PARK, of Benning-
ton, VT, is said to be the fourth man in
point of wealth in the United States,
having property valued at 81, 900, 900.
Park was one of the original owners of
the Emma mine of Utah, and made his
fortune by specializing in mining stocks.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

A NEW religious vagary in California
g sect of "Child Christians" who in
erpret literally the passage: Except
We be converted and become as little
children, We shall not enter int the
kingdom of heaven" They endeavor
to feel and act like children, playing
childish games, and adopting an infant
manner of speech.
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

HE Chicago Tribune thus plausibly
explains the increase in the divorce bust
ness "Under existing laws a woman
can recover through the aid of an idiot
jury such heavy damages from default
ing lover that matrimony and divorce
are preferable to suit for breach of
promise as being cheaper and less an
noying. The coming man will marry
and desert instead of paying heavy dam
ages for momentary weakness"
The true northerner., 1875-06-11

GEN. SHERMAN's life, rs set forth in
his memoirs, is striking illustration of
the fallacy of the popular superstition
that rolling stone gathers no moss. His
career prior to his entering the Union
army as Colonel of regulars was one of
constant change. He was First Lieu
tenant of artillery in 1S46, stationed at
Fort Moultrie, in South Carolina. His
desire to take an active part in the war
with Mexico was defeated by circum-
stances. He was sent to California in
stead of Mexico, and was a passive wit
ness Of the excitements incident to the
gold fever Of 1S4s-49. A year later he
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Oznamky POkrOku

yytisknou Sc jen takove, ktere Sc napFea
zaplati. Vyimuty isou toho pravidla
sPolky, jimz zaroveh oznamuie Sc "a ..po
Io05d'1i cenu.
palec sloupce stoii 5000 "a tfikrate
vyhsknuti, 2 palce S4.00, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uverejnovana tim Jest lev
nejs, elm dele Sc uveteiduie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute oby6eintm
plsmem stoii 10 ctd fadka.
Oznamky: ,Kae jest" .,NaprodeJ'
'HIedq Sc" stoii IS ctd. "a tfikrat otisk-
uuti
- Poole toho necht Sc kazdv fidf.
do Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolik fadek, ci kolik palcd koli-
krat uvefelnit necht 81 sam vypoete
zasle pfislusici "a to eastku.
IS kdo 81 pfeie nit oznamku '
tntydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
We podotkne.
Penize posileite vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POK ROk
No. fOI CrOtOn Street.
Cleveland, q
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- z n a III e II 1

Ozn meni.
Ufadovna rady konisafd parku
Cleveland, 20. Gervence 1875.
Oznamuie Sc timto, ze povoleni, iez by.
10 drive dane k odvazeni popele, pisku,
sinetl atd. ma Lake View park, timto Sc
odyolava.
h nafizeni konisafd parku
John L. Nc n tos h, pisaf.
Ufadovna zdravotni rady,
Cleveland, 81. cervence 1878
Oznameni pro kontraktory.
Nabidnuti - Nayesti kontraktor,, m
0 "dStrahovanl nefadu, pomejd odpad.
k1.
Lapecetena nabidnuti pfijimaji Sc D.
fadoyne zdravotni rady do II. srpna -
hod- poledne ma odstranovani Defadu. sni
ny odpadkd pro dobu jednoho nebo pa-
roki. ~
Bllzsl zpravu poda sekretaf zdrayotni
'ady.
mouti neb zamitnouti.
z nafizeni rady
r W Ruhtz, sekretaf rady.
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MeStSke OZnamky.
y z n Il IN O A /

Sc timto daya, Ae rads mesta Clevelandu
dine 3. srpna 1875 uGinila nasledujici u.
sneseni.
Usnesino, ze die zdani mestsk6 rady
" souhlasu clenh) "a nntne Sc pokladd,
ul. Jefferson, cd Central Way az ulici
Herschellstr. dlazditi stokovati oprayiti
die ustanoveneho stupne souhlasu pla
ny nakresy ufadovnG n4st .m6fiee Wy
lozenymi
Lh6ta k zadani zadosti mn odskodnGni
vyprsi dnem ,. zaf 1875.
John l. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
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O IN 4 IN e II /

Sc timto dava, ze rada m6sta Cleyelandu
dne q. tervence 1875 prijala nasleduiic,
usneseni.
Csnesino, ze die nahledu mestske radv
" souhlase . elen1) "a nutne Sc poklad6.
uiici Tod cd Francis az k Union ulici.
stuphovati, dlazditi a opraviti
pomeru k polozenemu stnpni SOU
hlase plany nakresy, 1fadovne NEST
skeho mefice vylozenymi.
Lhdta k zadani zadosti nahradu W.
prsi dnem 26 srpna 1875.
lno L. Me Intosh, pisaf.
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Sc timto dava, &c rada mesta Cleyelandn
dne q. cervence 1875 pfijala nasleduiici
usneseni.
Usnesino, ze die nahledu m6stske radv
" sonhlase clenG) "a nutne Sc poklada.
Cedar Ave. cd Perrystr. az Wilson Ave
stuphovati, obroubiti, stokovati a opraviti
pomeru k polozenemu stupni a sou
hlasu plany a nakresy, 1fadovne NEST
skeho mefice vylozeuymi.
Lhdta k zadani zadosti nahradn W.
prsi dnem 26. srpna 1875,
lno L. Nc Intosh, pisaf.
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Hypatia Obeti kreSfanske
kfVeZlZniyOSti.

lisiee tisice let jest boioyan boi me
zl vedou poverou, pravdou a podvodem
laskou sprostym sobectvim. Kfesfan-
stvi stale tem6f cd poGatk1 sveho prot
yede pravd6, Abstrahuieme Oh n6kte
rych vznesenych tlank6 mravou6nfch;
lakmlle Sc mem yyvinulo mocne. pan
Stvlchtive potmtsile kn6zstvo. zvrhlo Sc
kletbu spole6nosti lidske, maiic il btti
Pozehnanim. Ovsem, pokud malomoc
hYm Sc citilo, chovalo Sc pokorn9; stou-
penci jeho jeyili skutkem viru kristoyu.
avsak jakmile zde nebo onde pozorp
hodnou mensinu vzrostlo anebo pfevabn
nabylo, lined zbavilo Sc nepobodIne skra
ooSky pokory lasky obieyilo pravou,
karakteristickou tvaf syou. ma niz zvlaste
dva rysy nejznaIeji vynikaly: panova6.
most nesnaselivost A temto karakte
ristickym pfiznakdm kfesfaustvi padla
"a ooet Hypatia, kterouzto udalost tuto
vyPrayogati chceme.
Chram Serapise Alexandra (Egypte)
oylod tanatck6ho arcibiskupa alexandria
skeho pobofen. Po smrti Theoflov6 stal
Sc arci5iskupem krevni pfibazny ieho =
Cyril, kteryz Sc po ) let mezi mnichy
nltnanskymi ufadu tomu pfipravoval.
Jiz tech dobach bylo kfesfanstvi potud
zneSvareno a pcruseno, neivyssi hodnos
t clrkevni ne snad zasluhami a volbou Ii.
du' ale svazkami pfibuzenstvi pletichami
pencil dosazitelny byly.
Tenkrate, kdyz jeste recka vzdelanost
kfestanskym barbarstvim nadobro udn.
Sena nebyla. ac Sc iiz jiz ma pokraii hrobu
potacela, hledtlo Sc yysokeho hodnosta.
re cirkevniho pfedevsim ma jeho vJmluy.
most. Fymluyny kazatel ci vyteeny.
skvely fecnik vabil ma kazani sva poba-
ny zidy. Pohansti protivnici CyrilIa
tVrdi' re pochvala, vzdavana neipeknei.
SIM mistdm kazani jeho, byla napfed OBJ
lednana, podobne, liako 81 nektefi herci
pr dlvadelni hfe potlesk zakupui -
Obyvatelstvo Antiochie delilo Sc te.
meF steJnym dilem na pohany, zidy
kfestany, ktefi Sc mezi sebou neustale ha- .
sterili zidd citalo Sc pry asi 10000. DO !
hanu neco vice roynez cetni byi
kfestane. !
Arcibiskupsky dfad byl meme nabozen ii
'ky nez svetsky. Jemu We vsem podro.
'enl byii tax zvani p paraboIani.t. ! k
acisi misionafi, jichz poyinnosti bvlo ne d
nocne opustene vyhledavati, ie osetro b
'atl linak ne pestoyati. Z tohoto I'll n
eni puvodne ciste nabozenskeho dobro b
lnneho vyvinul Sc jakysi druh m4stsk6 81
'olcle nebo milice. Lide ii znaI cel4 n,
nesto vSecko obyvatelstvo ieho nell n,
Waste chndinu pobozn6stkafe upln4 If
loci sve.
Ito parabolani stall Sc posleze polite. di
moci tax nebezpeenymi, ze cisaf "a NC
oDre uznal pravo imenovani ci ustanoyo na
AM pch biskupu alexandrinskemu odnf. ne
a pocet iejich na 600 muzd obmeziti zh
OTTO cisafske opatreni vyvolalo mnobo m;
'ufe; nitriansti mnichove pfitrhli poe sp
IN 500 do Alexandries kde Sc "a arcibis
pa protivniky .jeho rvali vrazdili. bo
sam hloubi srdce syeho
mz Jen laska sidleti mela, pohany a Ii sta
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Tlmto Sc ohlasuie, ze dne 3. srpna Y
rade mesta Cleyelandu nasledpjici usnese
nj bylo pfijato.
Osneseno, ze die min6ni rady (v sou
hlasu cien0) "a potfebne SO pokladdi
nllci Slater, cd Cypress Str. AZ k Wood
Iahd ave, stupnovati, stokovati opraviti,
' pomeru polozenym stupnem sou /.
hlasu plany nakresy vufadovne NEST.
merite vylozenymi
Lhuta na zadani zadosti "a odskodneni
vyprsi dnem 2 zafi
lno l.. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
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Sc timto dava, Be rada m6sta Clevelandu
D. srpna 1875 utinila nasleduiici usne.
Semi:
Usnesino, 70 die zdani nGst. rady sou
hlasu clend) "a potfebne Sc poklada,
ulici Beckwith cd Kinsmanstr. al k Nor.
son Str. stuphovat, stokovati a opraviti,
vpomeru k polozenemu stupni Y souhla
su plany ndkresy tlfadovne NEST.
skeho mefte yylozenymi.
Lhdta pro podani zadosti ma odskodn6
nj vyprsi dnem .. zafi 1875
John L Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
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y z n A m e n 1

Sc timto dava, ze rada mesta Clevelandu
ane - cervence pfijala nasledujici usne-
Semi:
Usnesino, ze lie zdanl mestske radv
" sonhlasn cleni) "a nutne Sc poklada
ullcl Marquardt, cd University az Herald
ulici stuphovati, stokovati opraviti
' pomeru k polozenemu stupni a SOU
hiase plany nakresy, ufadovne NEST
skeho nefice vylozenymi.
Lhdta k zadani zadosti nabraa,, .,
prsi dnem 26. srpna 1875.
lno l.. Nc Intosh. pisaf
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y z n q IN o N 1.

Ozn q IN emf.
hada pro opravy podala rnestske rad4
perm odhad pozemku hranieiciho ma
ulice Haight Swiss.
odhad ten ncinen jest ma zaplaceni ma
hadn vyloh, povstalych oteyfenim
niice Halght vJchodne cd ul. Swiss.
Zmineny odhad jest nahledputi ' !,
fadovne mestskeho pisafe.
Namitky proti odhadu tolnu musei, hA
nein pen nedel po prvnim uvefeineni pi--
'emne NEST. pisafi podany byti.
lno L Nc Intosh, NEST. pissf.
Cleveland, 20 Geryence 1875
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- z n q m @ n /.

- z n m @ II /.
lSada pro opravy podala mestske ra
de oernl odhad pozemku, hraniciciho ma
nlici Ridge.
odhad ten ucinen jest ia zaplaceni W.
ioh' povstalych otevfenim ul. Ridge "a
padne cd Waverlystr.
Amineny odhad jest k nahlednuti V D.
radovne NEST. pisafe vylozen.
Namltky prot odhadu tomu musi b4
hem peti nedel po prvnim uvefejneni pi-
seinne NEST. pisafi podany byti.
Ino L Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
Cleveland, 20. cervence 1875
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Divine Sc potom, ze Sc b9hem stoleti v
pfitine nesnaselivosti, panovacnosti, IL !.
krutnosti a bohopuste znemravn6losti L.
zasne zdokonalilo.
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reference. We omit the cents.
s ,,766,73Y

The above docs not include The
assessment Of corporations which arc
returned in No. L.. In this eonnee
tion we will remind our friends that
the school law provides that no part of
the State fund shall bo apportioned
to any school district that fails 10
levy tax. This rule has not here
tofore beuu obey ycd, but it is the law
nevertheless. j.. e. a
The county buard Of examiners
are also considering The propriety
Of not permitting public 80 hools to
open before, January 1876, except
whore local tax has been levied.
This will be done to prevent the az.
cumulation Of debt consequent upon
running schools so many mouths before
the State apportionmeLt is made. g.
1t is unconstitutional to levy any id.
ditional poll tax for educational
purposes. The local tax must be
levied on real and personal proper.
ty.y ~ ~ y. #-'' :.
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DIR. J. Walkers California Win.

eSAr blIt6rS aro q purely Vegetable
preparation, mado chiefly from tho ma
tiye herbs found OIL tho lower ranges of
tho Sierra, Nevada mountains of Califor-
MIA, tho medicinal properties of which
aro extracted therofrom without tho uso
Of Alcohol. The question Is almost
daily askod, "What is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR 13tr-
TERsf" Our answer is, that they remove
tho cause of disease, and tho patient re-.
covers his health. They arc the great
blood purifier and a lifo- o-glving principle,
y perfect Renovator md lnvigorator
of tho systom. SEever before In the
history Of tho world has medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities Of VINEoAR DITTRRs In healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir to. Thoy
aro q gontlo Purgativo as we'll as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
tho Liver and visceral Organs. in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKnRs
EtxEoAR BrTTKRs arc Aperisnt, Diaphorotic,
Carminhtiye, Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretie,
Ssda.tvo, Counter. Irritant, Sudorifo, Altera,
Gyc. and Anti-BiliouB.
II. N.,rIcDONALD Sc CO.,
Druggists and Con. Agts. Son Francisco, California,
nnd COR. Of Washington and Charlton Sta.. N. Y,
Sold by ali DruRg lists and Dealers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-16
W. J.CRAW FORD,
une f8 10 xR 16 School Con missioner
NoTICF.
AuDITon's OrYloE, |

May 22d, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that :hc office
~ vi tue County Auditor Of Fairfield
County at Wirnsboro will be open in nc
cord. noe with law from tho lst cay of
June 10 tho 10Th day of July, 1875, to
receive tho rc.urns aud mako the assess
ments Of the personal property Of suid
county together with o II Polls between u
and so years Of age:
Section 10 Of tho Tax acts as amended
requires that every person required by
law to list property shall annually between
the let day Of June and tho goth day Of
July, make out and deliver to the
Auditor of tho county In which the
property Is by law to be returned for
taxation statement, verii cd by his oath
OF all the real estate which has been solu
Or transferred sinoe the 10 st. lisimcnt of
property for which he was responsible.
aud 10 whom aud af all tho personal prop
erty possessed by him or under his con.
troll on the 1st day Of June Of Tint yrar,
either as owner, ago It, parent, hu band,
guardian, cSa,utor, Administrator. Trus.
tee. receiver, officer. fnotor, holder and
oil 'assocf ationa companies and corpora
tiona required by Inv 10 list with the value
thereof on said lst day Of June, estimating
according 10 the rules prescribed by law
All persons who fail to make their returns
and list their property within the time
prescribed hy Inv, the pcnalty Of SO por
Seht. Will attach and bo enforced.
W, B. PEAKE.
Auditor Fairfield County