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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
south Ps,,.

The schools are in oper.r
The shoe factory building i,,I Z,
for occupants. ''%'a.
The Lewiston Branch S,o...
out aud departed. ls d
Capt. Bolster is pushing b0...
bis usual enterprise. ?,
Il is rumored that d. y r..
to sell his store to Brooks Br,..'.a. D,
Hathaway a Maxim are did,, '''
business manufacturing and q
furniture. ''l'a
The bet'or'lale ,ban never -.
ables Perry & Thomas to load '-s1
10 cords OF wood daily.
A. sburtlef, Esq. has r..
elegant library desk. nass,..
Mr.. Goodwin OF Paris HI. I1
OF neatness and beauty.
Owing to tie sudden den,-
Doten, the business Of Pari, r.o..'
is being closed up Mr.. S.,.
trusted with ibe entire pg.i,,
he is managing in an a5.e ~.
seems necessary TIA. some r,,,'..
take the business immedis,ely
territory is supplied wiki csre,.,
establishment.
F. c. Merrill Esq filling
house win hundreds Of aie.,.
agricultural Implement, Ron N.
demand \ large p.fe,a,
tho famous Swivel Pow,
away with iLF, inevitable -D,
which haunted the palc.. ~.
honest hus5audmen lse .u
Ghos'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

Runners W,et'v has s. very striking
cartoon by The iuimi,abiC Mast, ir which
t,r confederate "Iger" is represented as
having escaped from .Lo gasp in which
OLD. Northern GeUoCra. Iy leaders intended
lo hold him ulVil aO,s lao next pJesitou-
t.l election The cartoon suggests nn
imp.lt,.ut political fact "a bich cannot b.,
safely overlooked. The conicderaits WHO
.r.mi,ed after tac, bad been la4i.y DE
eated nm the field. having secured The
r.rfc.i control The South, aud through
lhr south tlc control ol the democratic
laltr: aud they LoY seek tc secure rs
r,lI.cal action WI. they failed % accop.
pl,h bv force Oh arms. Bu, whether oy
not they shall succeed depends largely ON
whether the confederate spir,t sad pCr
poses en- be- concealed m -Io Month
urti. he next PceS.icU, IS elected.
The difficulty of conDcs.iaE such ire
pIsssiUle views Gs The ,r,t.nC c.u.edcr-
stcs hold, has oecu al s.r sId aeaia sho" d
il tho ples,ut Congress. Mas, has
-tr.Singly i,.u s,rslCdt posture oi Affairs
since Hul d,.eud,d Avt--.'u,..V and
.u.o.i2td Davis, aud Tucker declared
tar safe spyerJi5 Uly lives as 50, old
And Davis himself hss OIL Increased The
tisusv %. .ls Northern euJc,atic lead
,r, tt declaring for vengeance agai1s'
"a. men who have pul ,he blacks il .neiI
n~s, 10 condition Ard these evidence.
%! ;.c confederate pi-j, are sro2gthcucI
ot ,.. t'.>-''''''-'i va ''''''
OF o'a-l '4''' ''. wan ~ '.>
war h.l ~ 'he !, NOV !. 'l ..''' sJ'-''...
.a l'' N~''o'@i il'''- 90 .-"N0 F.'0's '''
c'.ito-ia't-.
Jus 81 ,li' 'ho "A'- ,Al ".'''-V''.' p
are sIau.''s every new q, 70 ''5.'-," we
'ldoi Oh. l-,' G '.'eo'' '', -.'.'s ..'.l' -'.''
,ne f" \. s.11l'''. t.-V.'''' '". ~ ''.t-
c..'c legislature oil ".o'-''' "' ."'
>u--t-,.u- oi Iu'il4'' --'s 'u..'' 40 o-.'
convention i' '.-nl. " -'..' l''>.-'''.
"--'' -'.
MS it- .H.N.'1 q. 4'.-- -- .'-~ --
sp,. sea o1 Ac''4-S ','otv '"' 90 -'''. '--' "
ca 4-eadA!' GEAR lLaIe'''e '-e pm, "a
.-- me-. "Lo axe ~Ii~s l~t s11u o'u
,.-' i-t otmoe, ii.,' St'I me- 'A'
''rS.' -'..' 1' D-''-ii '' - 80
' .- a'f. a.. negro "t. ..'''' - .''.'. %
.t.. aI't.. III ADDS, '''.1 nave ~lit any
inundated lae negroes. Il don 3 ae-
-.ye .- u, gao came ir1a A-tm A.i
De- ,Hia.'.--..5 a-svitt- aA.- c1eel5'
'ia' lar who accepts -t-to euu '-e--
cg,u-.tt te De-. a.. ..e vote 90 be
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

Feb. 3.-We have tao ice. 4s
the ground, no bare place, ezra
which give the farmer, go. .-
90 their teamins
\ Reform club has ,e-
organized az the C.r,p. OH
forty members. lacy seem
earnest, and / hope i.oy wA.sl
work.
Rev. VIM. Wilar, % N-1 I.
lee uriag 10 Drt,. 81. !. sl..t
subject oil Temperance. Nse7
tle Iron Clad pledge
Tho following officers Oh
Grange were installed Jls 90
State M,s.er. Nelson ian, Bees.
Secretary S,ockweU. o, ssh.
Grange. Mexico: Ms.uI A,l
VIM. II Walker. G., % LHl---
a Il Walscr. l.; 4 + Big.
Josiah Hall. C.: Noah iIl-
FLAMES. Sec; Wan A Bg-c~
slrs Ruth Walker C.; M,At4N'
z; Mrs Lucy Row, 7, Ms
Brown. =. Tho installation 81
The intcrcs. il ths L5csla
No. 1 suI increases. Ia.
discussed o.. ,lo a.. ,e',.
follows: docs thc u.a o.. -
driuk create more m.-ep 1853
Ale. choosing OIs Wlm.a Cd.
the question was argued F bn
Wyluan ~ the ani,m-ive. ---
and Delano "a negative
affirmative.
The following OF p.-u.@ j
over 60 Yeas Old: Pe.t' SUE
years, born in Graz. cane " Z"
two years old with pareni-'l' '
here nearly eXer since. L''a :,
wife, age t3. born IN Bae1-S"
this town when a young "'--
~ Dcmeritt, age 90, bora 10
Derham. y. II, lived ,l..e a. -
went to Danyors. Mass. I''
came to Peru IS years ago
Demeri,t. native town lie
there till % years ago,hs 4al :
James came together and .''-~
Hannibal Smith ia.m lc
Ferry. Mrs Nancy N2'Al'
town Rumtord, lived there -"
to Peru then, arI lived -'''
time since.
The thermometer vas
degrees thi. morning. .. 'a''I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
: The Gland UNION OF NEW Ynsx

attention Is directed 10 the card OF Grand Union
uo'ei' opposite Grand Central Depot, New YORK
This hotel Is one OF the largest and no,t noao,a.
o. Tue New York city Gr.t clls. hotels. /, i. -
conveniently located to tn. Grand Co., -
aHa' al expense OF carriage aud baggage Nr,r.
~ sSteu Us guests. An udispatable rF.,'.
SION lion oi thls house j, the fact mar guests Who
IeI sons contemplating vi-tinr or
well - s.,, 0r 70 attend the Centennial viii 20
rpiop nv HE Grand Union trial. The GreTd
class hotel wbi s'ery 40, antage afforded by iirsI
Fen,n s'.u 10 me striugency Of The Iimes.
49, ioi'. 4W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
AIaine Ciu6 at Uashington.

The following gentlemen were elected
officers OF the maine Republican Cam
paign Clue which was organized in
Washington, d. c., Thursday, Feb'Y 5:
President. J. W. 5son OF BrooksyiIle,
Wee President. Z. 4. Harting Of Hamp.
den, Secretary, W. 5. Dodge of Oxford,
Corresponding Secretary, j. W. Bartlett
oil Luchield, Treasurer, a. Weeks OF
Gorham. Executive Comm ttoe, lst Con-
gressional District, 0. T. Dana. c. IL.
Dor; 81. 4. II. S. Davis, Thos p.
C.eayes; Sd, a. 5. Richmond, Jos. Noble
4,h, W. c. Clark, Stanley Plummer 5ib,
Paul Stevens, Z A Beal. A. large, II.
6 jacobs, Ray p. Eaton, n B. Miliken.
A. d. Brock and y A. Robbins The
rooms Of The club will be open day and
nigh, lor tie accommodation OF Maine
Republicans throughout tie canvass
Republican County and Town Commit
tees are requested to open correspondence
with me club upon all matters oil general
nd local interests to the patty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

Feb lo.--rae sel9o. aD....r
High street, closed rlarl., :.
This school has 5coa aaisr n...
ton OF II \ Fuller. wa, h.. ,'
interes. OF The scloo, TO . te,....
equaiied; as the average s.
was only one less lh,atlo ss,e..
registered. Tho D.s,uc. .s...
appreciation by raising money
time the school thee wr,t
Friday e-cn'ng The srioo. --.
exhibition consisting o. le.l-
dialogues. and The drama "l . b,
jag" was presented. assisted
both vocal and instrumental. T
were well adapted, and ud
the close attention given BIZ s
a house the enteua.nmeu, -.
tory. T
West Paris Dramatic C.a5r
tho Drama. Ten Night, 10 abr
Friday evening, Feb. isl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
Porter

An unknown person ''-
assault upon John SeIi'H'' y. :.
ing OF the 9th inst. As be W. !.
to his home fom neIgaOO'' =.
his house he was knocAs1 y,
club and severely beaten ', 80,
and side. DR.. Cheilis dFes'''
He has not been able TO - ~. y a.,
Edwin Flye. a young man -,
has had some trouble hA' ''''
for the assault. -
The schools oil this to"D A. M
ing to a close and without ~ =.
lion we have bad succe'''-
instances very excellent Ol'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

We received last week box Of
lowering plants from the well known
Florists Henderson e Co., New York
The box looked pretty large when it was
left. but we supposed it was packed full
OF straw 10 prevent the delicate plants
freezing. After opening the cover we
called for a few teacups. to put the
flowers in temporarily" and soon had
all there were in the house iull, next We
filed all the tumblers. and then becom-
ing frantic rushed after dish and milk
pans. The upshot of it all was we
found flowers enough to thickly populate
half an acre. When they were
PANIED out around our kitchen, We be-
gan to think spring had arrived until
we glanced at the two feet Of snow
covering hill and dale, and wondered
where The earth was coming from in
which to plant them. II anybody thinks
OF starting conservatory, they will do
well 10 give US call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
0ttorN 9tmottat.


D. ANY person NJ t' Who tascs 9 paper fesditr,
frarp tue orice,-w neither ilrectcd 10 ms name o.
anQther's or whether he has subscribed 't L''-
- Responsible ior the payment
- 10 pCrsOu ORDER Hi7 paper d.,to' l'"1 D
he must raw an ar-tlragC-, or Gee Fapi' -her mas
.0ntiuae 10 scrd 20 until payment Is mader an
collect thc whole 9WauNt whether Che paper b
taken from thc 1ilce or aot-
B. The Court have decided th1tryl1s ns 81 tiI'
uewspaners and fes loo.icals t,oM tnc posi- siA't
81 removing ln4 leaving N.ttn l1-ait-N it.' q.
1rtpn facie eVi0luce 0f l1uN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
Fast stonsh aHi'

Feb. G.-The Reiorne''
quite a work in this pr =,
recently organized a c.lO' -
present about sixty menu
they come. ,aJ
We have g singing icD, ~ i
under the management %
who /, an Efficient teacae n 4
Business is d, ciled'! d''
III this section, :.ls'
we aye to have "ien - Z,
room" played next w. ~
wind up with an oyster ....s
understand that the pro- II
entertainment are to 60 y
Sewing Circle of this pl''" s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

AssAULT.-We learn that Mr. Hezekiah
S,eis q OF West Paris. was assaulted in q
smoking car on the Grand Trunk on Mon
day, 1tb inst, by two roughs, who beat
Lim so badly about the head, that he vas
copGced To- lis home for several days
Deputy Sheriff Stacy is in Portland, at
present writing, 90 secure The offenders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
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seven a7r-sot ana fly men Incl aiding
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

PRETTY COOP In the holiday season,
when all the ladies were busy.on slip
pers and fancy work, certain kind of
worsted was called Tor at the store oil
Hawkes. & Garland Paris Hill. Not
having it on hand, The gentlemanly
prorrietors sent repeatedly TO Portland
Tor The required article, but not being
able 10 secure it. they Larnessed up and
drove to Norway. where they secured
The goods. That is rather good for
Norway, as well rs for tie enterprise oil
this new firm. who are determined to
see that customers have exactly what
they want ii it can be secured in th s
country.
We are glad TO see collector Black
IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

ffLEs DiErErIc sALrRArrs -rn;.-,,
,han.s ed the best in use. Each pounds bears
Jme22 " genuine "ihont
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
M BIgi1o dsliy5rld . pc

Mr. B.aiae delivered 2 speech in
Congress Thursday lsyoring resumption.
L IS reported in lUil 10y tbe dail.es We
have not space 10 reproduce tie excellent
arguments SIS 5ich lie brought forward o
susisia his position The speech is
spoken OF ia The highest terms by all
lIieEss Of hard mcaey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

The Supreme Count Of Maine has ID.
c.ded h., The Mill Tax is constitutional
much o. The satisfaction OF Representative
Keegan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

We are glad TO see collector Black
upon the street again.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

vc,me Plunsett. Capo Hayt r. Nnrrayb D " rno,rnson
ShI, Mcbir Nelson, south AmOoy n; iI r, tp''"p''
ssree Potomac sweeney; piypn prireI,ip"'N
..,,, .bvssnia (Brj Murphy, Liverpool Jnne ~ and
opsensSp switzerland (Belg} Jackson Phli'deiP"' iu
sSseS, 10 o. w. Cotton ,,..,..- ,,ors,a Juna d
steam,ssAai ard PASS =. Alexandra d sons - n, ,h
with dtsi dSi Rr,siCar Forbcs. Neworeans June 2i' with
dse aud ra1 eScnd Kelly Richmond City Point and Nor
rifh ndeo Old Dominion Steais.lD n Y,ne oA
o, os,,eamship BeneiSeor Jones " innS y o " ~ "
vtS ndse ana l1Ss Poscch 20 Harsees days. in ballast
ssS sr1 ssna ~ Herrick, Brunswick Da Gays Win
naSssr nsI wocrrr sims Benueit Baltimore With With ccal
sehr. j. ! sl%SI'u a. 'uaXWSil. Virginia with wood
scr 5e5ry q, 5 Parker smith, Georgetown with coal
eehi' ~ ANCHORED AT hart ISLANp.
Gilmore from Noun. Desert
scaI = :. K Wheeler Bow man. lesih. with Ice.
sshr chr Nary I.iey. Rley BATH with ice. ,o
senr snr " u; wheaton Jarvis. Bath, with zee
e. Nail W2kehod- BatIl MI ice
sscitI SCI Iep. HunteT somtrs- Bath with ice
s'Ni' A FCRFIGN PORTS.
. POINT -uue zs-T0e stcamslips WalGcsian, from
,oT Montreal and scotland tlNrn Dundee for Sion
esSgCSo nn,StS p1 arrived here ats a. m. to-day
yea rne 27.-AIT.ycd ate smtlp Wilmington, Holmes
non Ne" DOMESTIC PORTS.
lana Q9-AIrivcd steamship Panther. Dfills, from
ship EloaHo Brown, from Calcutta bark =.
Vsr roa from Bueaos Ayfes schr L0tue Taylor.
f.la bciey DOL June 2s Passed up. steamship King
IT, ny Croweu IRON Newhork; brig Olga INor),
lsIseHd Ig June 2s-Aved steamship Hudson
s.r NON Eer schrs jennie Wood tBr) PezLSn hu
PoRnASp Ae. June 2o.-Arrived, steamship franoohla'
prsor from Ncw.NOTt.
bf'SS' w DISASTERS.
CIprAGFNA June 27lle German bark Joe Rauers Cart.
hence the CIi>G sat.s has rc;IHca esY she
has been suTvSS @ = tr,n c.. ~ qorp CAM Of Good
rape stale the British ship c. H scale, capt
iys IA TO- Her crew have arrived st Cape Town.
ifOr Laiest ohls heiCs see tUtR P0Ge
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

NURSE or WAlTIhG.--Wanted by re-
~ ,rec.eJ. young rirl a situation uuTse would 20
waiting city roolutrY best Of city references. eau Of wi.
-, sp AZ lfl..st
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
f' i''sA' q 'S''S[ otkRIcHs 1E Co. soltogrrsea
81 ~ nA,nN-EAN sl-E LlSnIp llMEL NV

W ssiIirs from fisr 81, North X yer .-,
Ncrfoh city Po'Dt and ilchToHo. ~ F0l'h =
THURS DAYS. ara SATURDAYS, 50 3 : L. c"iss5 ing
h lie Eir,sls auc Ar ILc Atlantic lr<' Line
IieaIoYt ns Chesapeake aut OHIO Railroad Snc WIZ
ine Cc.iyGsy nos " ntcrs points ia Sf1E SSAa
fld Virginia - ,,,. - ,-r.r,.,
DAY. THU l;oI Al. SD ATT Iis 4. - - ...-.-.
Ie-s~s Dei lssyiue EvS-York MONDAYS, "EDhf4>
DAYS ana FRIDAYS Of ,. NJ connecting with Delaware
asjd NJ Esrylsna railroads
Passs1ssr - od atoms u %uru@sseS
Sis Of lscinF 70 pu poins
lowest norfolk &C, q Per cent ffrE't
rsr-s,ed daily I. Pier 81. SortI River
general O-T ces. l9I Grssnvich-T., Ne" York.
N'''-'- ~ \ J.. NgCgFl ~. President
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
NORTH GERMAN lloyd

~ STFIRREIP LINF bETNEEN NEN-NOEks
SOVTHSuPToS ISD BEtNt.S. -
COMPApyYr PiEK f.Ot 81 fFGDhD-Sr. HOBOkEH
pONsC. sHtv'tsy. Juy J. onEl; setsrGfr -lif f 10;
PIfVTk Sqtr-rsv. !slv e. VAIN. saturday. Jug ~
RATES or PAsSA5E p from = SEW.IDkK ~ bCUIUAEP
TO-5. UAVHE OF BHEx tk - ..
FIRsT CABIN, e % Eois. SECOND CABIN tSV E'l-
eTEEEASk SS9 cplrs2cy. 49,.
Return Tickets recsc.d rates Prepaid pte<rse CSfla
eSies $50 cUrrtuCy.
Tor ~, gtt u massage Spylf to
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
GUNNER Retreats.

FAIRFIELD HCVSE, Fairfield, Conn.-One
Of The desirable summer resorts ON the Soind 81
miller from New Address VALENTINE < WILIEII,
PrOpli"tOrs
EOSTER HOUSE, Clifton Springs, =. y
resort; accommodations tst"ass baths End
medical the "Santariun access TO pleasant
grounds . gymnasium.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
NOOK. WAsHER nnd IRONER. OF to ASSIST

" ia WASHING ard chamlc11aid and waitress, by TWO
liyly untt vOuGt NOmru bOth thoroughly unlCg
stand good cook and launiress experienced
chambermaid Wges both superior and desirable
wants; country city according 10 the terms VII
DO tho Oi The family together separate. Call ~
EOOhBAMs, 2J1 sSh-aTe, near xSaet
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
G,inaiiono uanico--f females.

A LADY wishes 10 procure place for re-
Hahls scotch tro'S,tsrt ruan sS - 't 10 ~A en-
tire h2f.e Il infant "a. best " reference Gi'.n "a e
Al. e
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

w Catskis terms &c pcr for adults haf price for
children good water milk, fruit abes &C.; large
yar cIoque hannuCks swings, ana pleasant home 70!
gues Address Hrs G. a. SMITH Freehold. Greene County,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

ESTASHING.-Ladies fine washing; laces,
nutnp, ana curtains M % ccHtS lcr pair done mp ty
Nine. EDWARD LIEIH, SO BiosdN ay, near lsil-sl
w ASHING.--W Wanted, by respectable
w woman iav ladies' aud gsnusI.eNs Washing ~ sl-
iEcs; is fret class laonIe.s good Fc.erence i4S Wed
sgth St
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
board and Rooms Wanted.

BOARD WANTED-CouDiry or City.-Scnd
psrt.calsrs Sui prices to Ot l.3 81" DIR iti'.t.l
Ir1<tyky. E,triihsd 1851 Bosfiofs suited inr''@i'F
E'OTNTRY BOAHD WANTID.-Hountain
Y riAe. .tair fior hour - "sl sia Two aiots snd
i!-rs children sader III oc;obe-, Il slitsdT no fIe
rooms PyIuC.l-rr ~ T. q. Io2 az.
yNANTEI-Board on IA farm among The
w C.t.luls by ycLuc1su rif As" children 4l rnaff ~
required hnnN 'r VIII
foi ti0n q i.ec, D. T. be-
l'itewr lrilui.r cr3cr. .2s- BI.Ifrsy.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
FAMOUS HEALTH RESORT.
OUR HOME HYGTENIC INSTITUTE,


DANSVILIF, LIVINGSTON COUNTY. NEWNoRk,
s the largest Health Institution America, aud most lannon's
in the wCrd where the tick recover and the eiebd
mentally eGe1beuc "
sanitary ods and only FOR leauiy ~ scij,
saluhii'y of thorough drainage purity VI water hcltni
ard fry svcilrng beat u ~ pnrnIiass'
Ccuars lviug information md highest rriecnces
and beautiful engraving OF the Cure AID ia cottages
viii be FREE all who ask for tien by postal c2Tl
Address, phoyC, JANE =. Jhth7'''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NorICR or SUITS COaiNRNCRD.

ITO TnR FOLLOwINd.NAMHD DEPEND
i ants, and 10 all owners ar cisimanis, know
or unknown. Of the porsersory claim or claims
and the improvements thereon. hereinafter de
scribcd. ot improvements. when separately as
sessed: You are hereby notified that suit has
bccn commenced In the Justices Court H.
Township No. 8. Gold NH, htorcy county
einte Of Nsyad.. before X. Wright, Justice of
the Peace 81 said Township No ., by the Tow.
of 0o,d lIiii, as plaintiif. against each OF Oh.
d,linquents hereinafter naused, aud against
each of the foil wing giescr'bcd PARCELS o.
tracts Of land. with the improvements thereon.
aud the improvements, when assessed rcpaf,
atcly, situate within the ineor, oraio limits oi
the Town Of Gold Hill. and all owners or claim
ants 10 the same. known or unknown. To ~.
cover tho corporation Tar u the Town OF Gold
mn, aforesaid. and the deinqu, ncy assessed To
said defendants. In United STATES gold coln.
q. Ainst tho said property. for the nsoai ytai
commencing on tho first Manisy Of May. A. y.
is,d and Gliding TIE nrst Monday of Nay, A. ID.
1871, and that . summons Ia. been duly issurs'
In rsrh suit. And y"u are further nUtined thai
" you fall 20 ~ pear and answer the complaint
flcd In said action on OF befor. tho kiuhIb
DAY or DRckMBER. A. ID. 1915, Of Oh.
hour of 10 O'Clock a. \. of said day. judg
mcnt will DO takon against you aud The
po.serpory claim or claims. and the Improve
mcnts ther. ON, hereinafter described. In unitss
stat-s gold csio. for the sinoutt 81 taid tax
with the ten per ceni. lllqueoey. In like coin
and for all eo.ts sub.cqu,ht TO tue assessment
Of said taxes and costs Of suit. In Unltsd 5tatss
gold coin:
.vdB,s and ifofsrfy. Ttr
A A PutnAn, and Lat 20. Block 2. nange
d, and portion ofLot 4, Block >. Range
pSiIin ,,ns, s%i,s. nd To-; a. iccl ii.n.c
Y" ). II. iiii;iRiiIs. Town xiioine,.
\. H. IDyEAcuAr, Town Marshal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

AooonprSo to DR.. Cuyler. tho Rev.
Newman Hall, Of London. in his sixty
hrst year. can climb a mountain Ike a
member Of the alpine Club, walks a
dozen milss ON Sunday TO and from his
church, il full Of humor, enjoys norry
romp with children. and brims over
with life in every direction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

Tux continued election excitement
crazed Major Lorine. leading citizen
Of Holyoke. Mass. and he marshailed
sixteen tramps who hal spent the night
in the police station. drilled them in the
public square. AMI offered their services
10 General sherman by telegraph to
auell an imaginary instruction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

srlpss are ,rumps again in Paris. just
ss much a. in tho day. OF Hsusemann
under the empire. The shovel AMI tho
picks,s are seen everywhere clearing
away rubbish. to charm the eyes OF sls'
itors TO the grea, Exhibition OF 1875,
which. the French hope. will eclipse AL
its pre.lecessors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

sonx French geogtaphers are asitaiinG
the establishment OF an observatory ON
the top Of Mont Pho IN. in the Apon'
mines, to serve ~ the centre OF European
msteorology. They propose to build a
metallic chapel ON tho summit. to which
visitors will be conveyed from the foot
Of the rock in a captive balloon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

And In accordsnos with law. and an order oi
the Board Of pirectoss. made % The sssk day q
ssDiember. is.t, 90 many shares OF saeA DAsrs
sold 81 public auction. at the once o. the Com
pAny. ON MONDAY. the NH DAY of No,em
ls5G. at the hour Of o'eicek r. n. OF raid day
to lay said delinquent {. a.s~ssment thereon. IN
gethrr with costs Of advertising and sxpenss'
of tho sale.
J..P. STIRLING. Secretary.
Ohhce--Nus. -. 70 and 30. No. 80 Pine street
ran Q grsnclsro. CallfOfbia. nO6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
DELINQUENT SALES.

OAuINEr uININ0 C0aRAuY.-
~ Location OF principal p,scs Of buslneaa.
$50 Pima street, San frsneisco, Callfoinh.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey County, Nsvsda-
Notice.-rhcre are delinquent uIon the fol
lowing described stock, on account o. neess-
ment NO. ~ levied ON the 7ist day OF s.plsn
names of the respective shsrshods1, - fol'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

A ylRaIu,s has erected marble
shat, near the city Of Richmond, var
yinia. bearing his name with oianA
spaee. for his age and the day % ms
death. aud he chose tho Poorhonss
Cemetsry for the site.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

ALTHOUGH no elsrsyms u MioWSu W
ordinary times to enter Girari C1lss., .
philadelphia. that rigid rule OF "irsru
will was relaxed during tho six months
of the exhibition.