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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-08-17
The Letters of the St. Louis Nom
inees.

lnees
The communications by which Gov
errors Tilden and Hendricks formally
announced their acceptance of the NOM
nations for President and Vice-Presi-
dent, have now been sufficiently long
in the hands of the people for candid
and reliable judgments concerning them
to have been formed. After very care
full perusal, we have no hesitation in
affirming that they are among the strong
est and most convincing public dOcu-
ments that it has ever been our good
fortune to see Every dispassiOnate
reader must be convinced that the writers
are honest and able; that they ara states
men of the highest and broadcast type
The issues of the campaign are treated
in so earnest and vigorous, and withai
so candid and skilIful, mann er, that
every one not blinded by prejudice and
bound in party shackles must apprehend
at once that the writers are men possess
ing the necessary qualifications for prop
erly dealing with the National problem
now demanding solution. The nature
of the evils, through which the country
has been reduced to its present democrat
lied condition, is lucidly set forth, and
the character Of the antidote for the
poison which is infltrating every portion
of the body polite is fully and clearly
explained. Mr.. Secretary Chandler and
bis coadjutors may we'll wish that the
epistle they compiled for their candi-
date had been delayed until they had
received a proper model for its form.
They may console themselves, however,
with the knowledge that the statue can
never be mistaken for the living man.
They might have made an excellent i'm
itatlon, but they never could have breath
ed into it the breath of life.
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OUR NEW YORK LETTE r.
New YORK, Aug. 10sh.

NEW DIRK, Aug. IOth.
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Up to this time the present campaign
is proceeding very quietly, and is unat
tended with any of the excitement which
is usual concomitaut Of such contests.
There are several reasons for this in
the first place the two armies are not
yet drawn out IN battle array, and the
real business of the fight has not com
menced and in the second place the
end is so clearly foreshadowed that,
although the Democrats will labor to en-
sure its contamination, ana the Re
publicans will do their best to avert their
doom, yet the assurance of victory gives
pIacidity of demeanor to the one party,
and dependency saps the energies of the
other Things will, however, soon as
sumo a more lively condition. Tho Re
publicans are being rapidly reduced to
absolute despair, and desperation fire.
quentIy creates an exhibition Of amaz-
ing though spasmodic energy. They
have too much at stake to give up the
fight without a desperate struggle, and
we may shortly expect some exchanges
of vigorous and determined blows.
The glorious and peaceful victory won
by the Democratic party, In Alabama,
showing as it does, that where the car
pet-baggers permit it there is the utmost
good feeling between the whites and
blacks in the South, has added to their
dependency. For it deprives them of
one of their best arguments, to prove that
Democratic gains IN the South are not
the result of violence or intimidation,
and the Alabama election does prove
this for once and for ever.
The Letters of Acceptance of Govern
ors Tilden ard Hendricks have produced
marked effect in both camps. They
are regarded on both sides as singularly
able and impressive documents, and mis-
siyes that will exercise an immense in
auenee upon the fortunes of the cam
paign. We consequently find either ella
ton or depression, according to the cir
cumstance, whether it be a Democrat or
Republican whom we meet Their
effect indeed is being already distinctly
felt There was a considerable portion
of the community who had severed them
selves from party affiliations, and we're
what is elegantly termed as "astride the
fence" 1t was uncertain upon which
side they would alight The majority of
these have, by these epistles, been en-
abled to decide where is the frmest
ground, and they ere, in great numbers
coming into the Democratic fold. Nor
are the additions to our strength con-
fined to these. Recent events have filed
the cup Of indignation, which many ae-
tive co-operatOrs with our opponents
were feeling at the transactions of the
Administration, and these, having, by
the documents aliudeo to, become con
WINGED Of the honesty and earnestness
Of our candidates professions Of reform.
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Mississippi Central Railroad.

We are glad to see hat this impor
tant railway line has still living hope
full status. From the published proceed
ings of meeting Of the Board of Di-
rectors, held Tuesday at Jackson, Tenn.
we learn that in October next the stock
holders of this road viii meet to elect a
new Board of Directors
We asceItaIned from Gen. a. NJ.
West, Of Mississippi, that the outlook Of
this company for the future is encourag-
ing. If the bond-holders and unsecured
creditors will only manifest renewed and
fresh interest in this en- erprise, it will
not be long before the now dawning pros
terity of The South and West will place
this road upon its feet once more, and
repay to Mississippi and Tennessee the
millions therein invested by these States.
The Tennessee division, under the con-
troll of Gen. r. P. Nicely, IS i'm rowing
under his cautious administration. The
running condition Of the road is improY-
ing, while the expenditures show de-
crease each month. In fact, we are as
sured by the Directors that this division
of the line has cleared money, and is
rapidly wining public favor. Success to
this and all other enterprises that look
to developing the vast resources of this
great Mississippi Valley empire
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The Bulletin

ARMISTEAD BROS,
Editors and Proprietors.
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10 another column appears a commu-
nication from Hon. T. a. Blair, Of Jack
son. We invite special attention to his
utterances, as we and others misstated
his position on the subject of the State
debt The gentleman fatty denies that
he fayors Reputation. AS he is a prom
inent candidate for the Senate from this
District, his views should command the
consideration Of all voters. Mr. Blair is
a prominent member of the jackson
bar, and is prepared in intellect and by
character to discharge the high duties of
State Senator.
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Electors for the Congressional Dis
tricts.

First District-To be filed by District
Convention.
Second District-Moses White, of
Knox County.
Third District-TO be filed by District
Convention.
Fourth District-Hon. Benton MIMI.
Ian, of Smith County.
Fifth Distribution. E. Cooper, of
Bedford County.
Sixth District-Thomas L. Dodd, of
Davidson County.
Seventh District-To be filed by Dis
trict Convention.
Eighth Distribution. B. A. Enloe,
of Madison County.
Ninth District-To be filed by District
Convention.
Tenth District. W. Clapp, of Shelby
County.
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are boldly coming in amongst US. so thai,
good as were our prospects when last
wrote, they have greatly improved since
that date.
In other respects our canvass Is pro-
ceeding steadily AID system atiealIy
while the Republicans ara cagilling ald
qnarreing over their State ticket, the
Democrats are bending their energies to-
wards the completion of the work neces-
sary to the thorough conduct of the Ma
tiOnal campaign. The State ticket they
are content to leave Ia the hands of the
State Convention, having full confidence
that that body will select the men who
will be the best for the public interests.
Indeed the whole labor of the Demo
cratic body is so laid out, that each man
and each body of men has specific du-
ties to perform, is left free from inter
ference, and is alone responsible for the
proper fulilment Of the obligation rest
resting upon him
Governor Hendricks was in town yes
terday, and he gave very cheering &C
counts of the progress of affairs in Indi-
ana. He was accompanied by ". II.
Henderson, Esq, and each has been ex-
aiming very carefully the political com
plexion of the State from which both
come, and have been pursuing their in
vestigations at all points which they
have visited. The Governor appears to
be in excellent spirits, and is very san
guine about the triumph of the prinei
Piles for which the Democracy is now
making so vigorous a fight.
THE HEAT.
For the last few days we have been
enjoying for a second time this season
the luxury of a perpetual bath. The
heat has been intense, and we have
again suddenly become the limp and IN
comfortable looking Objects -that we
we're week or two ago. There is now,
however, some indications of a change,
and in short time We shall once more
assume that erect and soldier like atti-
tude fer which the American citizens
are so famous at election time. In con-
sequence Of the want of ventilation the
new Court House has, during this Sum
mer, been perfect pest house. The
members of the bench and the bar have
been great sufferers The former es-
pecially, from their long enforced atten-
dance, have been victims to the maiarial
atmosphere there engendercd. Chief
Justice Monnell, of the Superior Court,
has died, and there is no doubt that tn e
bad air of his Court room had much to
do with event
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Central Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Hardeman County.
J. NJ. HUBBARD, GEN R. P. Nicely
G. w. ARMEsTEAD, Francis FENTRIss,
JESSE NoRMENT.
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The Senatorial and Pictorial Conven-
ton will be held Ia Jackson the latter
part Of this month.
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Electors for the State at Large.
IsHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby County.
w. B. BATE, of Davidson County.
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No Shuttle he Thread,
work Runs Back From Operator,
Does Not Oil the Thread or Goods.
1t is the Simplest and Easiest to Handle
and Runs Easily, Quietly
and Rapidly.
It is the most Durable and best made Ma
chine in the World.
The Under Tension may be Varied at will
while the Machine is in Operation.
THE No. HAS ALL THE DESIRABLE
POINTS that can be claimed for other
Machines, while the inventor has
avoided the Objectionable fea-
lures connected with every
other system now
in use.
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,.JELIn.rAnao nININu COZ

lTELIA.FARa0 MININo CON.
wv rANY .-LocAtion Of principal place vi
basine-s, san Francisco, California. 80
county. Nevada
Notice l. hereby given. that a. . meeting Of
the Board Of Dirscfors. held on the 2Sth day oi
Januar,, iss6, an assessment mo. u OF TWEEN
ty.ive Gents per share wss leyied upon the
cspItal STOCK of tho corporation, payable I'm
nediAiely, In United staies guild coin. 20 the
SECRETARY. at the otice % the Sompaiy. toom
IL tAfs Depssit Building. sls Montgomery
street, san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment .hall
remain unpaid on the 9TH day OF March. is'o.
will be dclinauebt, and advertised Tor sale Al
public ~anction, and unless payment u made
before will BE- sold on FRIDAY. ,hs slst day
Of March, 1910. TO pay the delinquent assess.
meat, together with costs Of Advertising and
o. q. Bo0ARr. Secretary.
Omee-Rosm u Safe deposit Building. 5as
hentssmsry street. ssa Franoiseo' California
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TIlROJAN INNING C0MrASY.-

gu,ROJAN MINING COMPANY
Location OF principal plsce Of busincss.
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. storey county
Notice IL hereby given, that At . meeting Of
the Board Of DIRECTORS. held on the Nth day OF
February. ISIS. an assessment tho. Y OF fnty
Cents per shsrs was hyied upon tho capital
atock % the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin, to the SECRETARY. az
the once Of the Company, % Merchants kx.
change, san Francisco. California
AM stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 10Th day Of March.
$50, will he delinquent, and advertised Tor
sale a. public auction. and unless payment !.
made before will be sold on the FIFTH
Day or APRIL, 1915, TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY orjsr Of The Directors.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Oaics-9s Merchants Exchange, California
sirsst, San Francisco. California felotd
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And In secordsncs with law. and an onisr Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the 18Th day Of
January 1878. 20 many sharps Of taoh parcel
at public auction, at the once ofthe company.
Room A. No. o0T Montgomery street, Ban Fran.
cisco. California, on "WEDNESDAY. the sth
day Of March. 1910. at the hour OF O'Clock p.
y OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent sssess.
ment thereon. together with costs OF advertis.
r. X. LUTY, Secretary.
Ofiee-Rcom A, No. b0f Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. zeal I'd
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WEE RIM C SSfE AMP .Mnos all;

ayE,sr POINT GOLD AND bII~
w YER MINING COMPANY. -Location
Of principal place OF business. san Francisco.
California. .
Location Of works. Gold Hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevsda-
Notice Is hereby given. that a. Z meeting o.
the Board OF Dirscior. held on the 81 day oil
Fsbuary, 1910, an assessment no. ~ OF Ten
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
siock oi the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. 10 the Secretary. a.
the once Of the Company. Room 4. No. DOL
California street. San Francisco. California. =.
any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on TUESDAY. the 7th day Of
March, 1876. viii DO Delinquent. and Advertised
for aais o. public auction, and unless payment
10 made before will he sold on TUESDAY, ihs
18th day Of Mach. ls1d. 70 pay the Delinquent
assesament. together with costs u sdyefusing
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
O~nhee-hoom 4. No. col California street.
San Francisco. California. fes'd
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DLo.IDA .ILvEn nIyINa CoN.

EL0RIDA SILVER MINING con.
II PANY.-Locatlon Of principal. place OIL
business, San Francisco. State OF California.
Location Of works. storey county, state OF
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that al q meeting o.
the Board Of Directors. neld on the tn aay OF
February. ISIS, an Assessmen. lN'.sl y, V,.i
s,ock of the corporation. payable imneol'
atsly, IN United States gold coin, 10 the oeere.
tary, Al the once Of the Company. No. so
Pine .irsst San Francisco, California. ~,
Lny stock upon which tails assessment rhail
rrul1ln unpaid on "WEDNESDAY. the 18th day
Of March, isIG, will be delinquent. and advef'
tised Tor sale at public a%uction. and unless pay'
ment ID made before will be ,old On MONDAY
The ioth DAY OF April, 1910, TO pay the DELHI
quens Assessment, together with eosts OF Id
yert.sing and expenscs of sals.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
LUCiEN HERMANN. secretary.
Oeuee-No, so Pine street, San Francisco,
CalifomlA. ici0tu
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OALEDoNIA sILyEa LINING

u COnPANY.- Location Of principal place
Of bustness, san Francisco. California.
Location o works. storey county. Nevada. =.
Notice 10 hereby given. that al q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on tho aist day Of
January. is1e, an assessment sSo; lo) OF
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold eoin, To
the SECRETARY, at the once Of tho Company,
lit CALIFORNIA; stree, San Francisco. California;
remain unpaid on the 9th day Of March,
isI6. will 10 delinquent, and advertised Tor
sale at public auction. and unless payment 70
made before will DO sold on the TWENTY.
SECOND DAY " MARCH. 1879, 70 pay the
delinausnt assessment. together with costs OF
sdvertislng and expenses Of sale.
X. wE0ENER. Secretary.
omee-<it California street, San Francisco
California. ieztu
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che EVENING NEWS.
a9LD NIL .. .noxpAY. xAncz 9 l,ns

Youxo men. keep clear Of calico. IL
YOU want 10 do anything great. Calico
Il bansfui institution. A pair OF
sweet lips. . taper waist. the sauey
glance Of q bswildering blue eye. the
snare Of waving hair. and the presence
Of a dslicats hand. viii do as much to
unhinss Q man ~ the measles and the
doctors bill to boot.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN. rHI DISTRICT COURT or THE
i Uaitst atatss. piststct Of Nspds.-lnt ks
matter Of WALES AyBRiLL. nsakfsp1. IN
In Bssifpptsy.-Nosies 20 hereby giv.s, Do: |.
petition hes ben hisd n said Cean By .,s.i.s
Averill. q ne oiiy. d yirytnia. oos.ysfst o-
req; In said District. daily deeisrr. ~sSssisupt,
i Isa.r i sns Ses q S1cs,::. .~:.erSysa n.sLa,
f,om al hb dsbts sp> otbss elsi%s provssis
under sald Aesi Ind that SATURDAY, he
I'm az o. hAfra. AID. 1874, Il II o'cioekA.n.
&c asy. tsfors the Lisinst court Of he
vniuo s'atss, In carycu City. 10 assigned q
When and where any creditors vbo hsyc
proved thetf dsbts, and any person IN ~intsrsss,
nay appear ADD ahov cause. 10 any tbsy have.
WY ne puysr Of he petitioner should NOT BE-
By order Of n. n. DAeaErr.
Cisrt o. The Distrist Court 5or ssid Distrfes.
virsinIa City, Ysbsuasy -, is1s. fssstd
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IssIssNEyfs LEVIED.


ORIGINAL GOLD HILL. GOLD
~ and silver Mining Company.-Lecation OF
pdneipai place OF business. Ban Francisco,
California.
Location Of works, Gold Hiil. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ~ q mcetingo o.
the Board of Dircetorr. held on the l2ih day OF
February, iSIU. an assessment tNo. 81 OF cev-
enty.nve Cents per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin. Ia
the Secretary, at the o1ice Of the Company,
Room "a. ~ California street, san Francisco
California. 49,,
Any stoek upon which thi. assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day o. March,
ls7s. will b delinquent. and advertised for saie
q puhlie suction. and unlsss payment J. nsns
Defors Win bs cold on THURSDAY, NE y.
DAY OF April. 1870, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advef
tslng and expenses Of sale. I'
b. order oil ths Board Of Dlrectors.
W. u. HELMAN, secretary.
once Room 10. No. 800 California street
San rraneisco. California. isis'a
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pstueuYSf SALES.

EyIArHAN MINING C0HPANY.
Lesst,oa 9, H,,nsaH.i pl'o' Of oa''as'''
LoesiIos Of works, Gold liii Mining Dis
Noties are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account o. assess'
ment mo. y levied on the 18th Gay OF sanu,,y,
nsmss of the respective shareholder. - FOL
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THIS Is rnR sEsr ROUTE RAsr

II. track 10 ofsTEEL RAILS. AMI on u has Leen
male the fastest time that has ever been male IN
this country. By this routs passengers for pelnt.
east Of Chicago have choice Of the following lines
Dy The Pitt.burs, Fort Wayne and Chicago and
P.nnsyl, AniA Raiiway.-Thrcc through tfains
Islly: rI,s p! rsIlS Nan f r.lss .a c :.ss ' 'a,SSss oa !:
,srssEs train, Nth rs,,n.n Palace Cara
.Sa 1ssnssasas tsss Ysss o.sifsi I'D ".
Kallro.a.l-f hrss through vain. a.fy s1ih
ral..s brewing RooS and silver Paisss sesp'
Western aud Erts and New Yort Central Hall.
ace DRAWING Roos, and Me PIN, Car, ihIsugh
70 New YER. e Niagara F.lls, bunAis. heeh'
n, 1 s.,,isS nc s' ana a', az. c,v naailu.a-rvo through
Newark. Sssr-snie, Wheeling, WsshlnsioH aud
baltimore. without change,
Til. !. the shortest. Ls,t and oniy line running
Pulimsn's celebrated Palace SieepinE Cars and
Coaches, connecting with Union Pacific .hailroAd
nns1nS.hs d ~ 1rY Rsp ID: Tiasi.n. steriins and DE-.
en-. for Chicago and the East
Til. popular route e unnrpss.ed fot Speed,
and perfect track 81 steel rails, the cslebrated Pull.
man Palace Sweeping Oar, the perfect fetsmlp h
system sfinovins sr,ins. me rsxuisny vi'n rnien
through ears 10 Chicago nom ali points West e.
cure 10 passengers all the comforts Of modern Rail.
way Trsvrlint. No changes Of cars and No iedIous
delays al ferries,
Passengers will nni tickets via this hvsrit. rsuts
| al the tienerai Ticket Ufnees Of the Central Pacidc
Railroad IN San rranel.so and saetsmsntS, and u
1.-THE Ticket Onioes ofths yentrai pseins kxiifosd.
MARVIN nuonlrr. Gen. Pass. Agent.
IN S% ssI,- S Ssn As,u.,. ~ Mon,
solasfy street. San Francisco. ssiou
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s-TocKHoLpIRs' NETTING.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

AEAsoNIc SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK,
Nl No. 9 Post street. Masonic Temple, Ban
frnncisro, California. : AZ . mestiss OF thu
BARD Of Directors Of this BANK, held January
Is, is1s,a dividend was declared u the nate q
nine ~ per cent. per snnum ON Term Deposits
snS ssren p sDo 1ssi q, ~ W, r. nssE ,s, %
;%Sln y, isis. fiss q Esasrsi .s..s.
lad I'm II. T. GRAVES. Secrstary.
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~sTookMoLpERs MEGTIMo.
NOTICE % BANKRUPTCY.

IL IHI pIsTRicT COURT OF TIE
Us.s.e -; I. "a g = Di:.ris. e
3 asisf .. ciszsffca "a 4. Z. . HiS.
S.nSs Iestrspts. o. ~ County q. ssossy.
i've sssa siisds:d sssas-s sssn ~ 81: e,s
; vlrEiaia. February .. isIS. q Jim
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DIVIDEND NoTioT.-

nPPIcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED WIN.
~ einis hinlng COMPANY. San rrsneiscc.
the Board Of Trustees Of the ABOVE named oon.
p.ny, hs,d thl, day: 2 dividend CNo. ~ Of Iea
on FRIDAY. ths iifh instant. Transisf Soofs
eloeed until the 18th instant. 7'i--- :
fef I'm ciAs. II. PfSH, Secretary.
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ASSESSMENTS LIVED.
~In.eHHIAL aILy.r .IsIss

VN.PERIAL sILvEB HIIIuo
i coNPANY.-Location Of principal piAcs OF
Susines San Francisco. California.
Locs iion OF works, Gold Hin, Storey county.
Nevad o.
ths "a Ard OF Directors, held on the 18th day Of
FstrusIy, lsT6, an asseasmsnt Ne. ~ % One
Dollar (tiI per share was levied upon The capt
tai stock Of the corporation. payable immedi'
stsiy. IN United states gold coin. 10 the Secrs-
tsry. A. the ONCE Of the COMPANY. Room ID
iIaywfrd's BuiIding. NO. tio California street.
San Hancisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
| remain unpaid on the sist day ot. March. 1910,
viii be delinquent. and advertised FOR sais
Al public auction, and uniess payment 10 made
seibre Will be sold on TUESDAY, the ilth
dsy OF April. 1910, TO pay the delinquent a.
sessmcnt, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
w. 3. DEAN. Secretary.
Onice Room No. 10 nayward's BUILDING,
No. Cs California street. San Francisco. Cali
fomia. ieiItu
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MJLIIN
AND. --
MRS M. ]. MCINTYRE

nEoy 10 YNFoRn TEE LADIES o!
% storsJ county hat abe has r,sur.sd. snd
r,opsnsd. e ~ old stand In ths saiIainx op-
ps,Its l. r. Ysx's bsfchss shop. nai. ssre IT,.
uoid Hin. . hst elias hhhsey - ~
uakina Ksfahlishmenl
New. sclsct snd ehoice stsek q hiiifnezJ
Ysney Goods just received.
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