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The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
SLIGHT FIRE LAST NIGHE.

Last evening about eight o'clock the vari-
GUS fire companies were summoned to Sth
and Wilson streets, where fire was re-
ported. The flames originated from kero:
sene lamp and was extingnished without any
damage. In running to the fire, Pipe Di-
rectors belt belonging to the Water Witch
Fire Company was lost. The finder viii
please return it to the engine house. !
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MIOQ1IlLANEOUS.
THE CITY ITEM.

NVHE CITY ITEM. IL ~ II ,gJirE' .
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK.
DAILY EDITION OVER 10000.
SUNDAY ITEM, $1,000.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN TH8
~ ~ ~. COUNTRY. ~ ..-li
Every gentleman who owns horse reads
THE ITEM.
Everybody Who believes in the drama
reads :
THE ITEM. .5..- - ..ltI
1t is the q
GREAT NEWSPAPER OF PENNSYLvA-
On the day Of publication 1t Is read In
pennsylvania, Ohio. Virginia, District Of
phia, New Jersey, etc. Immense circulation
Throughout Delaware. # go u septl-3m
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BUSINESS BCLLETIy.

Bt6uN ESy BCLLETIN
Boots and shoes at reduced Prices at the
:. W. corner OF Seventh and Poplar streets.
sepT,lw
Humphrey, fashionable halter and furrier.
No. 2l5 Market Street, Wilmington, Della
ware. A full tine of gents furnishing
sooas' sepT,N
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HAXPAYE&s RAKE NOTICE. =
CRY ANt scHo6k TAX f0si.
The undersigned Receiver n II rs.!l r...!l
the City of Wilmington; wff1 affAf
No. 10 EAST SIXTH sTRffiTi
between Market andKlnk 6t}aarh]
after the first dag; of JllYS i675 bstss.
hours Of 8 and u IN the mornine anss9 SsSa
to Gin the ATTENTION; for the purnSssa S SSs
ceiving Taxes. u. T.,yHM
L enaD taxes paid dduripg the montb u
there will be a deduction of ffrar.s
every'dollar; and all't&xesbaid ~ H
the -nrstday 0 Axgtst, incfmiinu % n.
Tuesday II September,r Shall hs sas @s
without = jed action 6f ADDITION y ,ts tx
said, Andall taxed ubpaidnn tl,e Il ~,
after ths first Tqesdayof SeptemSss! S
be Increases by. the addition ef fSe ftsss,'
tuin on The ametant ahereof. III
3, Receiver Northern, Dislrict Il, I%AH ~In1S!
North, of 9th street:)- e ~ s'S0' ~
~ i.:i I'll n Z. EDWARD FARyrI
Reee1y er Southern, District dncludin
south OF Sixth street.) =. augs
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EREPARATIOxs ron EAE eek.
II TENNIAL. ~

The Water Witch Fire Company are to
hold meeting Tomorrow eveaing y make
arrangements for taking part in the Con-
tennial turnout Of the PhIladefphia Fire
Department. 1t Is expected that new equip
ments will be purchased and that the COM
pany will be an honor to our city. Other
companies may also take part !;
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DEATHS.

HAkI EI.-In this city, on the 18th inst.
Mars H., wife of Huxly Harvey, aged 81
Years,
The Relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her fune.
raj, from the residence of her husband. l6O
r. Eighth street, on Saturday AFTERNOON.
September 18th, lS75 to leave the house at !
O'Clock. Services at 2l5 o'clock.
BKAlNARR.-In this city, September 18th.
Charles II. Brainard, aged 20 years
months and II days.
HANNAN.-On Wednesday. the 18th inst.
Thomas Hannah, aged seventy years,
me funeral VIII take place from his late
residence on Taylor Street between Button.
morning, at 9 o'clock. The friends and
Tgatives OF the family are invited to attend.
High Mass at ST Marys Church,
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OFFICES.

NOTICE.-At the last stated -.
!, ~ ~ Me1AGels 0f the Wilmin.e. ne.elly
ings LIN H9cystT It was On nstGa mo,aa
solved t6b3S 70 depOsitOrs 5E na nmaolot
ennuA1, De34pleted month"; pnr nn ceht
being AApyAa en- fractions Of ~ moiai ,llsi
c6mnheheG&t 4lie Beginning of : tha nontl
cal year, and that the Treasurer nS n;re nest
Of the tncreaS4 Of the rate of SneN
least three M0nths before the snIi
year. nos! ss1t 9rsr.. 49, Gnu Nv
WILMINGTON, Sept nth. ls75
L ALBERT ", sMrp
{ stpO,3 ,si1. Treasurer W. s = FSIiI sdIa
N6ffcEEAl persons are ~
IN against trusting Charles " pe,saa. pesa.1|
any Of bis family on my account essls oai
pay no debts Of their cOntracfinS @lt
sept 10-1w ' u" THON M Zion :.
N oi4Ch. Il a,w.I.l
~ "PEACH CRATES
FOR sALEBY
H. W. CAUSE MASuFlarrR,,
...s'eI - Foot of West st,s,
aug2aste. rave 10 Wil,ea,,,,.
l StVL, N
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E'OR SALE.-A handsome country seat
dcre. al Ciiaayymont, t,.iay Delaware, containing 10
rooms T,.r harn hfst-class sia new frame house, 8
IN me condition. The mansion has pia zzas asi
Uia Oh 1nree sldes.and commands magnificent
view OF the Delaware river for miles m
an. hnd down, and Is one of the most admireif if
This e q dasi rhi,aahd1eiphia 1ah1e and Wilmington.
winter, the house being constructed ~i,h Of
the view Of being occupied the whole vvaan vaan
'ICuhd. Price sll 90. Terms made cas'.
Apply to ~ - -. : ~ snowy easy.
JOHN H. TAGGART
or sis Walnut Street, PhiiadelnhIa
This property is only six milos trns'.
Slty Han, Wilmington, and wonld ba a dn the
sirabie residence for any gentleman Nc do;n. = ue-
''s eAS' taugl3-u
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FOR SALE.

T,'OR kALE.-Yaluablef farm I'm prona,,
J. wine Hundred. miles from the citv ~
wilmington. containing IS acres. Sold on
easy terms or exchanged for city pronertv
Apply to j. A BOND, Real estate agent w.
seplU-tf ~, War,. q, IT,.
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MARRIAGES.

MASSIE-NAYLOR-A the brides fathers
on September 10th, 1875 by Rev. n. c, Nay.
ior, Charles 4. Massie and Mary p. .Naylor.
~! OF New Castle county, Delaware,
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THE MORNING HERALD

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Is published every morning, (sundays ex.
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E4ate of Delaware. .yt
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The HERALD contains all the latest Tele-
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street, on the East side. The place is car
Eled On by a'sell-known policy ,man. E. T.
STROUD, who'iias succeeded III aseumulatino
st'hie property in the business ard lives in
good style. His shop takes In fssn $50 to
s>' every day. and his winning list does not
amount 10 mnse than Sl5. SO that he makes
quite a good thing out of it. Tie establish.
hieht Is not extensive by any means. nor
g"rge"u>lv furnished, but is ali that is nee
e>esrs l"r the l1lrpose Of policy dealing
Another shop is Kept on King street below
Dunh. but It's dealings are not extensive not
more than so per day being taken in. but a
"e!LhEo~n shop. w3Iich when the DAYS Do
iicies are settled Is Trans fcrrei into Germ an
hiZZarl nill. and whatever a poor victim
mas '''eh hckv enough to win at policy, b.
II tfr'ty sure To loose on the sweat clOath |
!, IN French street ju.t below Fourth. on
tAt west SIDE, and is Kept by man known
among the fraternity as Johnnie. This is |
the most disreputatle place in the CITY, and |
Is patronized ty all classes. why boss !
,aid poor victim of policy and hazard. ! |
nave seed even some Of the City merchants
lhere. ana this was quite true statement
ihe place Is htted up sO4.ewhat better
.Aai 'hc policy shops. pure aEd simple. AMI |
III 'he evenings the rooms are crowded and
not less than slV changed hands daily.
"Elch with very rare exceptions Is near
y haf clear money to the hackers
IN New street, small alley, between
orange and Tatnall, above Eighth, /.
mother Of these mills kept by Daniel Wiley.
luite noted character among the toys'
ne receipts Of his place are about $50 or
10 day. and as Dan is sly fox and an
'Ll hand at policy. he don't let much Of
slip through his fingers in the way Of
sinhing. -
John Parker keeps another mill on Greelv
rect. small alley running down from
'ecatur. street to the wAter's edge. This is
comparatively new place, but has lately 1
ecoEne quite popular, and the receipts az.
regate about so per day.
these ar, not all of the policy and gam
img mills in the city. but they are the bet.
.r known and index, in some measure. the
Stent to which gambling is carried on in !
pen defiance to law and decency in vii.
iEgton. +
roor victims to the infatuations of the {
'iicy shop or the sweat c!oa,h have been
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
Tho most Remarkable Remedy ever dis
covered.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster

At no time in the history Of true medicine
has an article appeared which has met with
greater approval and success than Benson's
CapcIne Plaster Why they are preferred to
all other porous plasters, is owing to their
improved composition; they act instantan-
eously cure speedily and effectually.
Physicians and the general public who
acknowledge the great benefits derived from
the use of the ordinary porous plaster, how
ever, maintain that heir action Is not sufici-
emily prompt, requiring time, patience and
continuous wear to effect a cure. Bensons
Cap Inc Plaster ovorcomes this difficulty hv
accomplishing in few hours, that which it
takes any other Plaster as many days
Although recent discovery
has been thoroughly tested by physicians,
and In each instance has been pronounced
the most remarkable, safe, certain and thoro-
ughly eficstions remedy ever discovered.
Incorporating Capcne in an improved
Porous Plaster has been accomplished after
repeated solicitations from the medical fra
| ternity anti Is now prescribed by them with
nnprecedente9 success pecially IN Kheu-
matism, P.eurlSy, stubborn Colds, Kidney
Complaints. and all diseases for which a
Porous Plaster has been used.
Its marvellous influence over the clrcula-
ton, and general eject on the system Is al
most Incredible; from the moment of its ap-
plicatiOn TO the affected part, 1t operates with
| astonishing vigor-brlngs relief and cures
more efec.ually than - known Plaster
Liniment or Compound!
1t is genuine pharmaceutical prepara-
| ton OF the highest order OF merit; its ingre-
dients are entirely vegetable and free from
| Mineral or Metal Poisons. One trial Will
| convince the most skeptical OF its superiority
over the ordinary Porous Plssters. " hen
| you desire prompt and immediate rellef, ass
| your Druggist for Benson's Capcine Plaster
Price, ~ cents. -
| SEABrRY Il JOHNSON,
| Pharmaceutical Chemists and wholesale
Agents, n. Y.
A%For sale in Wilmington by E. Bring
hurst 4 Co., 9Th and Market and +. Mclnau
| I'd and Market. declo-lm
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
NEW ADVERTISEMEN1S.

Gao 4 DAY at home Agents wanted.
PI Z outfit and terms free. TRU Z Il CO.,
AUgusta Maine,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30
A Hand Car Propelled by Wind

The Dakota end OF Jay Cookies
Northern Pacific railroad, some two
hundred miles, is no. i'll use, and
one day last week, as the story is
told by an exchange a party OF
gentlemen who wished to so east from
Bismarck would have been detained
several days for the departure of the
next stage had they not thought OF
pulling themselves through on a hand
car, They started, but in a few hours
got tired of propulsion by muscular
power, when hey "made sail" on the
hand car, and gave themselves up to 3
leisurely view of the objects OF inter
est along the route. Old Boreas proved
to have better supply OF wind than
they did themselves, and they BOWED
along at o speed that sometimes made
their hair stand on end, making
the distance from Bismarck to Fargo
in seventeen and half hours, an
average of nearly twelve milesan hour.
The quick trip excited general aston.
ishment among those who are posted
on the hardships of hand car travelling
generally.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30

of taxation, should be the aim now OF
all hoaest men, whether in or out Of
office. Especially should they be
studied by all our legislators, whether
federal, State or municipal-at Wash
ington, at Annapolis or in the city
hall. How much depends upon 1t
only those who realize the PROSTATE
and depressed condition of trade aud
industry throughout the country can
begin to appreciate or feel.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-30

Eight liquor establishments n Chi
cago were seized yesterday by Govern
ment officials, and other seizures are
expected to day.
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K,cxrp no DrIru pr A MrLr.-A far

KICKED TO DrArn Ut a MrLE.-A far
mer drove o mule team 10 Gilman last
Thursday. whom . large newfoundland
dog. belonging 10 . butcher. walked out
boldly and Enthusiastically. o. though he
was lord Of AL b surveyed. He waltz.
Cd mp 10 the hisd end u The lsft hand
mule, when tho father Of all rabbits
gently raised up his hind leg. and quite
suddenly poked IL out against that
proud Newfoundland dogs head, break
ing his neck like o clay pipe-stem. A
large number Of the citizens Of Gilman
gathered about the mule, throwing
roses in his path. and somo Of the more
daring ones rendered the noble animal
cakes and svsstmeats attached 10 the
end Of . fish pole. Tho owner OF thai
mule has q free pass to all the shows
that visit Gilman. and beer tickets suf'
hcent to last him till Chrstmas.-!ndr
sAal Tisxs. no
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OBLIGATION EoR PATENT
NOTICE NO. ass.
. Z, survey SO. ias and 100.

TT y LAND oPfiCE, CARSON CITY,
W Nevada, July u. ISIS. Notice 10 hereby
aivsn thai J. o. Caldwell, whose postofice
sddrsss 10 Gold nil1. storey county. Nevada,
has tAis day Atsd his application Cor . patent
iinesr sssl Of he aisSs Ssde. or win bssfins
gold and silver, with surfses ground two hun
dred feet In width. situate, lying and being In
Gold hui Mining Dlstriet. county Of Storey
and state of Nevada, and known aud designaied
once a. 70. number I'm and IN In townships
sixteen uo) and seventeen Q1b. north range,
twsaty-ons OH east u hoant Diabio meridian.
-rhs exterior boundaries of said lot No. l7s
and iot being % ioltows, 10 Wit:
comm ,ss.aa =. e SssiS marked esS s X n !. g. !. e ..,.
vey No. i7s and io7. situated on the north bank
Of Justice ravine. and where heavy ~cropplngs
interect raid rAvine. thence running nrst
coarss wet 100 feet Tn post marked No. 9. U.
bear the mouth OF working tunnel south 8 dc.
grees west, distant ~ feet the Sgarter sec.
Ton corner on south line Of seettah u, town.
ship ~ north, range n cast Mount Diablo
meridian north IS degrees and nminutes west,
dissant sSi feet thence. seeosa eoune. north
7 degres and o.e,qu.rtsr minute es.t. ana feet
i07. said poet being identical with the south.
east corner Of The Europa Company, U. 4. sur.
vey No. Iva: thence. third copfsc, east 400 feet
TO post marked No. 4, U. =. suvey No. is6 aud
l0I; thence, fourth eeurse. south ] degree and
ensSasTssr minute west, s,,s1 iest 70 post
and whence bear the nagsiih Of The Caledonia
new hoisling works south % derives and one
quarter minute west. 1agrtaff On knlekerboeker
holstiug works south u degrees and one+uuar.
Ter minute west, fasstai on Mount Davidson
north 50 degree. and one.naif minute west;
thsness nnh coarse. west ieo feet 10 post No.
4. the pnint of beginning. Containing 10 Al I'm
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NOTICE.

no VIZ. pENcKLA: You WILL PLEASE
i 10 take notice. % co-owner. that during the
year is1t personally exponded In labor and
Irprovemenh on that certain mining claim
sn.nss n,sSs lnn.n .s Nv No,,h Tsip%nS'
Chipman Lodge, the notice Of which has been
recorded In Book x a Gold Hili Mining Rec.
prds, paes 81, snd which claim was located
Lars Cel,uoo), that yourp portion OF such expen'
ditur. labor and lmprovenents 10 Two Hun.
OF you NE Immediate payment thereof.
uI ~ A. FLEMING.
Gold NH, Nevada. April n. 1919. m,i1sod
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NoTIoE m BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
j United States ior the District Of Nevada.
In the matter o. @. JULES GkRMAIN,
. Bankrupt IN Bsniruptcy.-Unite States
Of America, Dts.rict Of Nevada, o..
warrant In Bankruptcy has been isssed
by said Coart against the eststs Of q.
Jules 0ernsih. Of the tow. sf. virginis.
county Of storey ed stats Of Nevada, In Esd
District, who has beer. duly adludgsd bank.
rupt upon his petition. and ths payment
ofany debtp and the delivery Of any property
belonging 70 said bankrupt, 70 him or W bis
::s ,s sSS q: sf :, sss. Of any g, s,SDss ~ *, :, s a,a.
itors OF said bankrupt, 10 prove theif debts
and choose one o. moro asstHsces Of bis estte.
will be held Il . Court OF Bankruptcy. 10 be
holden at virgiaia. In said Distret. On The Ith
day OF August, A. u. 1878, at ! o'clock =. a., o.
the once Of &. Strother, Room No. 10. Odd
reilews' BalldinR. corner q 49, smith streets,
one Of the Register IN Bankruptcy Of said
District. lN GEORGE ]. LAMN0N. 70
United states Marhal and Messenger In hank.
rupte, for said District.
q. y. NAYxn, Deputy. ant I'd
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TN rnK DISTRICT COURT OF the
l United States for the District olNsvsdA-
In the matter Of RICHARD COssKR.a Bsnk.
rupt, In Hanlouptey.-unitsd Btstss 81. Ansf.
lea. District. OF Nevada. ss.-A warrant In
bankruptcy has been i.sued By us5d Court
against The estate % Richard oosssr. 81 the
town Of 0snos. County OF Douelas and btats
Of Nevada. IN said District, Who hes been duiy
and The payment 81 any debts and The Ssfivery
Of any properly belonging to said hankupt. 70
him OF to bis use. and the transfer Of any prop
erty by him, arc forbidden By Law. 4 meeting
Of the creditors Of said bankrupt. 70 prove
their dehts and choose one or more assisnees
OF his estate. will Be held q . Coerte o. Bask.
uptey. 10 be- holden at Vrxinia, In ssld Dis
thei. On the 18th day Of AuEua. I'D. is1, ct
I o'elcsk 7: Z, a he ofaes al. sao.hss.
@ and smith streets. one % the Regtetsrp In
OnoRGHI. LAnhoN.
United Statss Marshal snd Msssengsrin haak.
nptey fef said District.
q. y. MAYxa. Dsputy. Lu tyet
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NOTICE.

NYPIcR OF TIE JUSTICE MINING CON.
~ PAM, Room q Merchants' Exchange
Building, San FrancIsco, oaIifornia..In &C
eoriancc with . resolution Of the Boari 81 ~.
II kereby giyep 70 the stockholders of the
above named Company that will be ready on
and amer the l6th inst., 70 deliver hem the
new stock Of said Company In eIchange TOT
the old stock. at the nate Of i've ~ snsrss oi
the new for each and every share OF the Old
donei. By order OF the Board Of Directors.
auo ID JAS, 8. KENNEDY, Secretary.
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Trl following paragraph STRUCK D

Tn following paragraph struck the
ere Of Q Milwaukee woman. and she
ssvsd enough Of her pin money 70 pat
up two kses: take the bead nom Tie
ksg, all IL with the handsomest Of ripe
peaches, put in all the vhisky IL viii
hold. than head Il up again. In VIM
ter they viii Be found beautifully pro-
served, with the bloom all on. and with
Q slight soaking and scalding In syrup
they = Q delicious accompaniment 10
Ice cream. far superior 70 any brAndisd
peaches. The pssch-whiaky which 10
mains will b found excellent for minos
pies and padding sauce" She va sur
prissd 10 and. 1t tho end Of Ave months.
that the peaches were all there In . do
cayed state. but the vhisky was misaing.
She never quite understood ID until last
week. when her husband showed con-
sidsHhls anxiety 70 know whether abe
intended TO repeat the experiment. She
thinks abe will let him buy his own
whisky this year.
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"
TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or the
United stats-, Ter the District Of Nevada
In the matter Of !. o. BoDwkLL. . Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy -rnitsi Stafss u America.
District Of NsvAda. -. A warrant In hank.
ruptey has been l.sued by said Court against
the estate Of J. d. Bodweii. % the town OF
Virginia. County OF Storey and state Of Ne
vsda. In said District. who has been daily nj.
Judged bankrupt upon HE ovn petition. and
The payment of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging 10 said bankrupt. to
him 90 10 his nee. and the transfer Of any prop
ety By hin. are forbidden BY law. A meeting
of the er~fitcrs of said baskrupt. In prove
their debts and ehoors ono or more assignees
81 HE estate. win " held 81 q Count Of hank
ruptcy, tn be holden 81 virginia. In said Die
triet. On The 18th day of August. A. n. ISIS, 81
o'clock r. ~. % the once of Z. etrothsf.
Room No. 10 Odd fellows' Bulldisg. corner q
asd smith streets. one of the Registers In
Bankruptcy Of said Disiriet.
United States Marshal and hesssnesr IN bank
ruptey tor said District.
O. ~. MAyER. Dsputy. aus ID
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NOTICE.

ITO r. n. II. GIBBS. D. PROCTOR, y. Nj.
cinss.. 6.sis 0tsss. =. Bissss. o. fssiei.
S.w. Henson and John Anderson:
You will pleaps 10 take notice o. eo-owners.
thai during IL year lS1tI have psrs nally ex.
pended In labor and inprovsnents upon that
eersain aisiax slain knovn es ths ..0ihss
Ing District. Stossy eoanty. Nevada, the no.
ties Of locstiea Of which vas 'fecorded
In Book "a" of the original records OF
said Gold min Mining District. Page ss,)
which notics Of location 10 hercby rsfsryvd
10 and made . part Of this notice. the sun Of
, ,cs l ss.rsssiv si p,o ssssssss: Sf:sid %sssssai a.:
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o-ssrAoLsa TO MARRIAGE.

uAPrY RELIEF yoR YOUNG MEN
aariy iis. usnSood rsstorsd. Inpssinsats
~ Iardsrs removed. New method Of trvat.
1eut. New and remarkable remcdiss. Books
- ctesess ssns free y ssslsd Envelope.
Sssine 4 hIrh reputation Cor honorsbts cor.
Ssqt and prclsssicnsistiii. myiss IN
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO the
"A arm of D. u. Carriek q Co. lumber deat
.rs. Main street, Gold nill, are hereby notified
That . change took place In said him on the
Arc. s.S e he Sss' IN , nSS,s; and Ia, =, ~ VA 4.
II. Oanick, who 10 fully empowered 10 give 70
ceipts and settle the accounts OF raid nrm.
All bills Of long standing which are not
promptly settled By The 18th OF this month, ~
note or othsrwise, viii b placed In The hands
Of an attorney for collections, ..,,,nv
oo,d mn. Auru,t u. suiiiw
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STOCKHOLDERS MElIIMo.

NYYIcE SOUTH ooNsrocK GOLD AND
July 70. inI.-rSs annual nestiagoftS. s,oek.
SoIiers of IL SsstA Coasssck Goa ssd Silver
Mining Company yin Be- hsh at The oGes 81
the company, sii California strest. Roons .
and I. sseosd aoes. % MONDAY, August Y,
Board Trustees, and such other business -
NAY eoms before u. rransfer books viii Be
slcssd on Thunday. the i7th day Of August,
~jyisti 4 BUIYN0roN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14
NOTICE.

TO Z. A. LIaHr-YoU WILL Please TO
4 take notice - eo-owner, that during the
rear is7t ] perro,ally. expended In labor upsn
that certain mining claim known % the Light
and Ausr claim. Dean Lsdgs. Silver star Mia.
NE san % eighty dollau; that your p~roporioa
e forty dollar. and I demand Of you imme-
date payment thereof
Gold uiI. August II, 1915. suis ssd