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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-07-15
NOTICE
OF FORECLOSURE OF LIEN.

OF FORECLOSURE OF LIEN.
GTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF WHITE
~ Pine. Hamilton TownshipNo. One. Before
H. Bush, J.. p.
j. RUSSELL and II. A. COM1NS, doing
business under the firm name OF RUSSELL &
CUMINs, Plaintiffs, VS.. PHILADELPHIA and
NEVADA SMELLING COMPANY, a corporation
organized under the laws Of the State Of Penn
s~ylvania, Defendants.
All persons holding or claiming liens on the
property described as blocks Q, X and S, with
all improvements thereon, in the town of Sher-
mantown, White Pine County, State of Nevada,
owned by said Defendants, and said Defendants
are hereby notified to be and appear before said
Court on the 18th day of July A. D., 1876. at 10
O'Clock A.. nj. of said day, then and there to
make their defense and exhibit the proof of their
liens upon the said premises of the Philadel-
phia and Nevada Smelling Company.
j. B. BARKER,
1e24-td Attorney for Plaiutiff.
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Stockholders Meeting.

IAN AMMOTH SILVER MINING COM.
1YI PANY.- Location of works, Treasure City.
White Pine County, State of Nevada.
Notice The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the above named company, for
the election of Trustees for the ensuing wear.
and the transaction of such other business al
may be presented, will be held at the Office O.
the company, Room 4, No. 401, California street.
San Francisco, California, on
Monday, the 9th Day of June, 1875.
at l O'Clock P. NJ. Transfer books will cioea IN
Satur lay, June Sd. at IL O'Clock M. and remair
CT sed until after the meeting.
my3o-td D. A. il INNINGS, Secretary.
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$500 REWARD.

~ APPEARING TO THE BOARD OF
county Commissis ners from evidence sab
mitted to them. that Barn Y MCGOWAN, a resi-
uent OF white Pine County, has disappeared. and
~ Iaa,'ner appearing to them from the evidence
that he has been foully dealt with II IL beyahy
ordered that a reward of $500 be AID is hereby
onered Tor the arrest and conviction of the malr.
q rer or murderyrs of said McGowan
~ order OF Board of County Commissioners
Hamilton, June 5, 1876. ie1n -
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A CHRISTIAN WARNING he was a
co.ored lady aud atteia.s" a revival Of re-
lilion. and had worked herself up to the
extreme pitch OF going to the good place
in u moment, or one if possible. As
her friends gave vent to their feelings,
she likewise gave vent to her feeling aud
exclaimed
II wish 1 was a June bug"
A brother of sable hue, standing near
by. inquired
what you wan to be one for 7"
THAT / might fly to my Jesus"
"You fool, nigga; woodpecker ketch
you fore yon get halfway dar. "-Colum-
5ia Is. c. Sun.
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Assessment Notices.
Assessment Notice.

r,O DELINQ UENTS F: re L.C. SAVAGE
i J. w. SPEAR, T. r. POSEY, j. J. CROSS
MAN, P. A. MOZART, JOHN MCCONNELL,
WM. C. LOVE, NJ. D.. BOWIE, GEO. CO
BOURNE, VIM. MONAGHAN. John HOW
LETT, mitchell LEBRoSS, JOHN NIGEL
HANY, and all other owners in the following
mines You win please take notice that the IN,
dersigned has done assessment work required
by the Act of congress of May 10th, 1872. for
the year 1875. on each Of the following claims,
situated in Schell Creek Mining district, White
inc County, Nevada, to-wit: the Citizen. the
Gem, the Southern Cross and Union. Also. on
the following, situated in Ruby Hill Mining
District. White inc County, to wit; The Mlde
West and the Bullion mines. You are each q
you requested to pay me yotr proportion OF SAD
assessments in the ratio OF your ownership IN
said mines. And you are requested to pay the
same to ME within ninety days from this date
with your proportion of cost 1or TINS puDllca-
ton, or your interest in said mines will be for
feited to me according to the Act OF Congress,
approved May 10th. 1872.
VIM. BURK.
Dated at Shellburn, Shell Greek Mining Dis
trict, February 20, 1876. mrll-sodF
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of FRANK L. HICKE Y, Deceased.
NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN By THE
IN undersigned, administrator Of the estate Of
Frank l.. Hickey, deceased, to the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims against, the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the me-
cessary vouchers. within four months after
the first publication of this notice, to the said
administrator at Duck Greek, in the County OF
White Pine and State of Nevada.
Dated at Hamilton, May Is, 1876.
EDWIN CALDWELL.
my20-4t* Administrator
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PUBLIC NOTICE

5 HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE THIS
4 day sold to JOSEPH LIDDLE and EDWaPn
MAhrlS two,thirds of all my interest IN the
mnoiesaie ana Retail Butcher business now
and that we will hereafter Jointly carr, nUel ~ ~
business at these places. or on 'ne
u.u. CHARLES KARBSTEIN.
Ao". my27-1m
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TO THE PLANO TRADE
We commend

AS being the most desirable and attractive in
strunent to sell, it's low price and quality OF re-
naming in good order, make the Empire I
Piano all especial favorite with dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Alderman Lewis occupied Mayor wickham's chair
yesterday in the absence OF that Official who made
OF party who escorted Professor Lcvasseur OF the
French Institute and Mcssrs. Dietz Mouuir X Fouret
and Reno Mlct. French Commissioners to the Exhibit
tion. at present staying In this city, on tour OF the
charitable and penal institutions Wards and Black
wells isiandA Tho company npriscd, besides the
persons mentioned Commissioner Brennan. Mr. Isaac
II. Bailey and about dozen ladies. The passage up
from the city aud IRON island TO island was made on
board the steamer Mnnchannock and, as the weather
was all that could he desired the trip was an extremely
enjoyable AZ IN early hour IN the evening the
cxcursionsts returned 10 town, the French gentlemen
expressing themselves highly delighted with all they
had Some Of thcm were quite familiar with the
workings OF Tho various institutions, having read
long article some mouths ago In the Paris Rcru DIES
Dens Mondes which their administration was highly
praised.
Cemetery TO commemorate the memories OF the dead
soldiers In tho late viii be dedicated on Dccora
ton Day, Mayor Billiard delivering the address.
Alderman Morris yesterday caused the adoption Of
resolution asking the Corporation Courscs opinion
10 the right OF Fernando Wood collect 000 per
year the Offices Nos l5 and III Nassau
The Aldermen yesterday authorized tue erection of
four additional FREQ floating baths by the Commis-
sioncr OF Public WORKS, NJ cost not exceeding
s6oO,0 including their maintenance during the pres
ant vc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26
GLOOMY PROSPECTS FOR LABOR
Frs

HERALD reporter yesterday called upon Mr.. Henry
A. Gumboton, Deputy Commissioner Of Public Works,
with view OF asceraining what the prospects for
giving employment to tho thousands OF mechanics and
iaborcrs who depend upon the public works OF the city
for means OF Subsistence for thcnsc ives and families
The Information obtained rs not calculated 10 the
hopes OF this class OF laborers, and many who have
looked forward to the resumption Of work by tho de-
pnrtIncnt as likely result their employment are
doomed 10 disappointment. Mr.. Gumbleton re-
ports that the force employed on the public works
in his department numbers but 003 mechanics and
Iaborers against 2SS7 at this time last year Last
season in addition 10 the usual routine work there
were constructed four aud quarter miles Of roads and
bouIcvards that gave employment TO many deserving
men. THIS year there Is no extra work ordered and
hence the force OF employees Is so small Mr. Gumblo
ton added that the prospects arc that many OF those
now employed will have to be discharged for want Of
ANYTHING for them 10 do.
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RESERVOIR PARK.


MAJ ~, 100
To THE EDrror or rnE HEsALp:-
Last evening took my two. little children
after dinner and went to Reservoir Park 10
giyo Thorn a little recreation. had hardly
taken my scat when I was ordered by the
officer TO leave as he was about TO lock up asked
why cariys He said that II they kept open at nights
the park would bc filled with thieves and prostitutes
I" What are the officers fory" said l. Hc said thcro
money 20 light up the park and II was TO 10
kept closed the whole But why lock M - an
hour and half before dafky
saw Mighty respectable wsI.to-dc German or
dcrcd he entered with his Inc little family o.
well behaved children. He said he was heavily taxed
and thought tho law abiding, heavily taxed people
ought have the benefit Of the PARK, but y seemed no
one had rights ia New York except roughs and poll.
licians lie also said that " such things conunnea
New York would be destroyed by the roughs IN less
than twcnty years cIt tho orce OF ms onscsvn-
tions Roughs have control already, and and !, sns lay
absding only furnish the money 20 spend 70 ssxc<
why this park 10 open like Madison Psrk cssN
Ne A4sALD ousanS A4AAA
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custody the defendant question: Who lawfully IN
prison temporary misment shall
enlightened
hold that the defendant herein named discharged
nom my custody without authority OF and that
fully. GEORGE n KASMIRE Police Justice
Shields was compelled to reappear before Judge Kas
mire Tor examination and the u yet pending he
being allowed TO go on his parole Nothing will
DO done IT. however, but the intention OF the police
Justices 10, when similar the part OF the
oners occurs. to have the offending arrested
and prosecuted for aiding IN the escape OF prisoner
and thus make test Of the powers under the
law
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did not telegraph 10 Chccseborough 1t any time In
regard the 81 900 shares and have stated my
distinct impression. The telegram OF which he glves
now what purporis to be copy, ! do not remember,
but dare say II Is correct
General Schenck then adds, "what has up 70
this time transpired since the inquiry has been
proceeding confirms him in his belief that he
had not tcegraphed Cheeseborough In any form
whatever the subject OF tho 1000 shares. !"
General Schenck says he has remembrance what
ever OF what is mentioned by Colonel Checseborough
the last paragraph ohs letter regard carrying
instructions from him to McCulloch 4 Co. to sell
200 shares II was probably in connection with the
sale OF the 500 shares which they held.
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ANSWER OF GENERAL scHEscK TO TEE CHEESE
wAsHrsaroS, d. c., May IS. 49,

BOROUGH LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 25. 1875
General Schenck has sent 10 the Committee on For
ogn Affairs long letter in rcpiy that OF Colonel
Chccscborough, in which, among other things he
says
have heretofore explained to the committee the
crcumst ances OF my arrival at Paris IN December.
1872. with my family from Italy, aud Of tho uncx-
pccled aud astounding news which met me there IRON
London regard the probable stoppagc Of dividends
on the Emma mining stock and the sudden and dIsas-
trous depreciation OF It's value which was ensuing.
had no thought then OF parting with the shares
oil NY original subscription, sti believing the property
valuable and that the suspension Of dividerds would 10
but temporary. | could not, however AFFORD the haz-
ard Of loss that 500 shares VIII oh purchased ON
deposit OF crcou with Jay Cooke, McCuioch Co..
and had been ing since the May preceding Ihavc
explained from the beginning 10 the committee the
character Of the Telegram ! received; it was dated
Paris. and gave me Information 0t the apprchcndcd
condition Of the Emma Niue Compauy's afars, and
suggested by way Of covering my probable loss sale
From the nrst determined that so far AS was con.
ccrncd cvuu not take the possible risk OF any such
sale however much desired TO cover myself from
pcnd'ug loss do not consider that II ~ouid have
been wrong itself to have thus covered n could,
the loss sustained, and have before this stated
the committee IN reply, think 10 question put by
Mr.. Barnum, that was Inclined to regret that had
When Colonel Clccscborough, whom met. as he
has stated, 10 Pars agreed TO go Tor me at oucc 10
London. IT was particularly with vieS, alter consul
tation with others TO ITO Whatever seemed bcs guard
The interests General Woodruff, who lis cousin,
and myself He was fully empowered 10 ACT aud was
aware Of my views IN Inc matter During the lew
days Of anxiety which followed there passed back and
forth uctween him and me number Of noscs and tcic-
grams, which regret have not been preserved, and
Of winch, alter interval OF nearly four wears aud
halt give any particular account. as did not
sell 1000 shares Of thu stock suggested % mo
10 do nor any otLcf >harvt except those which
sold IN wo dhurs Tor HIM and myself
By sxy Cooke, McCulloch 4 Company have
believed, while looking back al the matter, that
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POLICE REGULATIONS.

Ala meeting Of tho Board Of Police, held yesterday,
the rule requiring serscans. roundsmcn pa,rolmen
10 make reports Of their meetings with each
patrol modified lar 10 make II obligatory upon
the commanding of1cer 70 transmit 20 headquarters
only the discrepancies tho different reports and NOT
transcript Of ths reports themselves
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ANTHONY EfcKHoYr. Esq, Coroner. &c. -
SiK-Enclcscd wall please Had true copy OF the
Dstrirt Attorneys opnlon In reference 10 the law I'll
should guide the and police Justices d the city Of
New York In the legal and proper performance OF their
fe.yectise antics ~ coroner aud magistrate y.
We public and such first duty 20 tho
nc arrive AT fstauding II our duties
thai be sbc 20 ntnniser the cdec sccordns 10
lss aud follow abused and Illegal practice
you will inform what right eitner ~
Law under the Of this Stascto discharge rom
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

THE STRUGGLEs AF LlyE- From the cradle
to the grave life is full oc struggles Some
struggle for rchca, some for pleasure, somo
for honor, and others struggle 10 regain that
greatest of all blesgings-h -health---and in their
efforts they often resort 10 means which places
1t farther and farther out of their reach They
take drastic compounds, which ghook the
system. or violent minerals which poison by
degrees and thus the vital energies are weak
ened and the very fountains Of life polluted
Nature provides remedies for ovsry disease,
and II is from the vegetable kingdom that Dr.
TUFTS Liver Pills dorlvo their Ingredients,
and in their use Lhoro is tho happy ccrtair y
that II they do no good they do no harm But
Of their efficacy, thousands who have been
cured Of fdiscased liver, kidneys, spleen, stom-
aoh and bowels, live to day to testify.
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Proceedings oftho County Democratic
Executive Committee.
PIoKEKs G H., May 20, 1875.

PIoKENs G IT,, May 20, 1875.
WHRRRAs, At the late Democratic County
convention, proposition from Garvin club
was submitted to esid convention. proposing
the consideration Of primary election for can
didates to FIJI the various county offices, and
for members Of tho Legislature; and whereas,
said convention postponed the consideration
Of the same, until tho next meeting Of the
convention and whoreas, the duties Of said
convention being specific one, to wit: The
election Of delegates to the State convention
which a3seiAbled in Columbia, on The 18th Of
May, inst, and, also, the election Of Q county
executive committee, and after the discharge
of these duties, ii did cease, In our opinion
20 be II convention aud, therefore, unable to
l-anssct any further business md, whereas,
hoii,vhg hat Il "a tho d,ahc OF many pemo-
crn,5 ~ ibis county 81 Lave d rin,nty clcc.
ton for candidates 20 i'll The various oficcs,
rs Aforesaid, the executive committee do
therefore, submit ;Ac following plan of pri-
mary elections to tho various clubs for their
ratification or reflections:
That each Of the Democratic clubs In the
county, OH day hereafter to be designated
by the executive committee, shall hold meet
ings for the purpose of balloting for ,eandi-
dates for tho following Offices, to wit: two
members of the legislature, clerk of the court,
soauG, iJ 10 a pcu3nio, school commission
e. 'n.'. sHu.sg.. arrS aId coroner,
.ut an-. oigMDE 4naa cunJidates, a
Vs.. or a., u...r: ota.. ,erscns voted for and
the uuInoat Of votes each may have received,
bo lnnao ut ,id 9ent up through their ro-
spo.tivs cai"s-',o..a 20 tie county convention,
whi.h aon. shsW ,toooHd o count all the votes
for lacn "!t ,yoy candidate voted for in each
club ANA thereby asoertalng the whole num-
her of votes !or each candidate, shall declare
the candidate who receives q majority of all
the votes Cf oil tho clubs, the nominee of the
party for tho Office for which he was balloted
lor' provided, however, in case of tie be-
tween two opposing candidates, the conven-
tion shall proceed to determine, by ballot,
which of them shall DO tho nominee Of tho
party.
ftsolped, That each club determine during
the mouth Of June, whether they accept or re-
j,ct the above plan of primary elections, and
report tile result OF their action to the exeou.
tvs committee on snlcdoy in July next, In or
der iliat, If . major;Cy of the clubs favor pr,i-
mary elections tho executive committee may,
rs soon thereafter as practicable, appoint a
day for holding said primary election.
Tho executive committee also adopted the
following resolution
Reso!Uea, That we recommend TO the ex-
eoutive committee of each club in tho county
and they arc hereby requested, to proceed, as
soon as practicable, and In such manner as
they may deem best, to make complete ros-
tor Of tho voters Of their respective town
ships, classifying them according to color aud
politics, so far as they may be able 80 to do.
r. Il. BOWEN, Chairman.
D. F. BRADLEY, Secretary,
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County Grange Meeting.

On Monday, juno 9th, meeting OF
delegates from the subordinate Grang-
cs of the County was held at Pickens
G. H., for the purpose of taking into
consideration tho proprioty Of insti-
tnting co operative Grangor'e Store,
and making arrangements tor holding
q Grange Picnic.
On motion, Mr.. J. r. Lewis was
called to the Chair, end Dr. G. w.
Boroughs appointed Secretary. BUSH
ness was then entered upon, with tho
enrolment of delegates.
Tho following gentlemen were press
ont: DR.. o. W. Boroughs, Mount Ta>
bo:, j w Lawrence and ]. II. Zacb>
a,T :ony Strings; =. Mau!din, and
D.. i e. Neal. "i3konsy3,,oj j. r.
ita,Anro, Macna7.t'o; r. Z Tioid, J.
L. LOWS, j y. E;vasoJ IL. y. Edons,
T~oiYo Hils
ttnviI.m cu1ary1 thA namca, reso>
luton WAS ohcj2a, recommending
oach Subordinate Grange to contri-
butO tho 81 y Nf tom collars (more or
lcss) for tho roiicl OF suffering Graue~
cro in the lower part of tho State In
viow of tho present distress, the re-
solution was unanimously adopted;
and, OH motion that tho Secretaries of
the subordinate Oranges bo instructed
to raise tho said contributions as soon
as practicable, and forward them to
the Secretary of the State Grange for
distribution, wae carried.
Received second, That the Grangers
OF the County have picnic at Seoona
Church, ono tuiio Wost of Piokons G.
H., on tho 1st Saturday in August,
nextj and that each of the subordinate
Oranges be instructed to appoint q
committee of three, to meet at the
church, for tho purpose Of taking into
consideration the praotcability Of in
stituting a cooperative Grange Store.
Adopted.
On motion, the Chair appinted the
following committee Of Invitation, viz:
j. w. Lawrence, DR.. L. @. Neal, and
DR.. G. w. Boroughs.
1t was then moved that the Masters
of the differont Oranges BIO instructed
to appoint committee of ten, five
ladies and five gontlomon, for the
general supervision and management
OF the Picnic.
On motion, the PIoKENs SHNTINRL
was requested to publish the proceed
ings OF tho meeting.
J. T LEWIS, Pros.
G. W. BoRoUaHs, Seo'ry.
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A CARD.

PIoKENs, G. H., s. O., June 18, 1878.
MR. EDIroR: The impression, understand
hes been extensively circulated through the
County, that am candidate for re- election
to the Office Of Probate Judge. This is incor-
rect. have not by word or deed sought tho
nomination in the coming election. There
seems to be universal demand among our
citizons for new set of officers, and having
heretofore received very Aattering expressions
Of public opinion through the ballot, will
lingly yield TO public sentiment, and leave
won aud worn by some other.
Thanking my fellow citizens for the earnest
support they have always tcnderod me, am
very respectfully, yours, sc
] II. PUlLPOT
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EMnoLL.--Every Democrat in the County
should at once enroll himself in some Demo>
sseslo club. DonOt hesitate, but come for
wsrd aud prove the faith that Is in you by
yoer works. All good Republicans, who
'konestly desire better and more capable
Gasernment, In the State as we'll as the Ma
Non, should abandon tho rotten Draft of
Radisslism aud align themselves with the
Dsnoersoy. Oar ranks are open for recruits
aad We win gladly welcome you, no msttOr
what lhs color of your skin may be.
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IApRoyIRd. --Messrs. Griffin & Lesley are
heying q 6sst class Touring mill built, In con-
nscsion With their corn mill, near this place
llr. TayIor Is also having tho Wool Factory,
tawhIoh he recently purohassd an interest,
thoroughly repaired and put In 6rst GLASS orr
der. We like to see this spirit Of improve
eaent in our midst Energy and perseverance,
is the true .emcdy for hard times
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

soAT,-The Corpuscs Of several oats are
lying around town. A combination had been
formed amongst them for tho purpose of raids
ing upon poultry yards, which they carried
into successful operation, and made sad havoc
amongst the fcathered tribe wherever they
went war Of cxtcrmin0tion vas at once
iuauguratcd against them --hcnGo, tho nuu ..
Of corpuses Gbou town. The Coroner las mol
boon notified.
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U!s strange, muttered young man Of this
town, not long since, as he staggered home
ftom . supper party, chow evil oommnnica.
lions corrupt good manners" have boon
surrounded by tumblers all tho evening, and
hoW am tumbler myself.
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PIoNIo.-By the proceedings OF Tie Dele
gates of each Subordinate Grange in the
County, which We publish elsewhere, it will
be seen that they propose to have q Picnic
at Sccona Church, on the first Saturday in
August. We trust everybody will take q
success.
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EAsLEY HoTeL.

THIS POPULAR HOUSE is conveniently
located 10 the Depot; Rooms well furnished
and che table supplied with the beatin tho
maskat. Board reasonable
Conveyance furnished to Table Rock,
Ceesar's Head, or any other point which
parties may wish to visit.
CLYDE & NOTES,
Proprietors
MARCH, 80 1876 30 emo
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

Every Township in this County now has It's
Democratic Club, and each Of them are grow>
ing rapidly.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

wc learn that The wheat in eomo oo2-
.tions of the County has fallen down from The
effects ofrust and will he q total fn;l,;.a,
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We would like to have items weekly from
Easey, Liberty and Central Can't some
friend at each place get them UP for uss