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Tho Central Pacific Railroad Company are
now paving their train. yard. and oilier mon
.cN,luSivc.y ln silver. Men who had I " hum
drri dollars du" them were loaded with coin
Wnon the pay ear arrived her" vest 'rlay and
for once ,fm,d 90 have more mon $ than they
without the sanction oi tongr, 50. have made
sllf.f coin % J. .al tender Tor all amounts due
iWr "n. rl' f"'r with ihW ln'"n>istrnfy Tor
winch Iowrl.u corporations alr becoming no.
tnrIpu-. turN rHiN-e To- rec iNr IA h com tor
tfr -nr % .lt .uf any amount over five dol
lars. II un .uu woe Of tIe com ptny. who re-
crl,nd .i- two l.NAtH~. wages ~ SILVER y,st r
dNN. ltl ir'U-!.i brought hrr" ly ran today hr
would lmA. inlny a'i Charge above five dollars
lu gold. 1.H az i.'- 49, ting uu Ter in~tru 1 NnA
ir1il tilr corn tuN. Muull uNt r. 'rl,' tln Nrr
luld BIN for a. l.horovrn nj a Discount, Ihs
Il one o.. fIs arbitrary and d'epnil' d'DrHrs
win .h u.ahr I'uIH list n.,u -h the Central
larh Railroad tumlany from other corr ora
toms hy tnc ralne OF tle great, Elaaplns, soul
luaa AlOAlIuly.
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Prorcs,lon and l'rnc,icc.

TII77 WF T777Nl IIWIfTfT
The Presidents official civil service order
Is Interpreted 81 mean that no officer shall USE
ia" influence nj has official uulnurity or pnlrpn-
hgN 70 control lhr ltun Of the propc. Aud yet
"a" Pr'sid al has nj called lUr secretary Me
ClaIy rcs!gnatl.h.
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ALPHABETICAL. CUHrosITTEs The Pro-
team nature Of the vowel is familiar :" all.
A few amusing examples viii show that th"
consonantS are NEARLY as bad
D makes a road byo,d. turuS the C.. 20 a.
bear and Tom Into a tomb.
makes Limb climb. hanged changed. -
lever clever, and transports lover t"
clover.
ID turns a bear to beard, a crow to Crow6,
and makes anger danger.
+ tu,ns l,wer regions ~ flower reginus.
g changes sou to song. aud makes one
gone.
II changes eight into height.
X makes now kn ,wn, aud eyed keyed.
/. Transforms a pear into pearl.
y turns a line iutn linen. a crow into :,
CROWN, and makes one none.
II m-tamni pIInsrS lumber into plumber.
O of ITSELF hath no ii ,riiir tuCe.
S turns even to seven, maEeS hove shove.
aud word Il sword, "A pear Il spear. makes
laughter slaughter, aud culi"uSly changes
having a hoe 80 shaving shoe.
y makes a bouIh bpugh:, turns here
there alters one tp tone changes ether u
telhpr, and tran>f ,rms Ihe phrase. ITO al
low his own ito t1ilpw his town"
W does well, 4. Z. hose are whose aTr
becomes ware, won, omen women. 81
SOW. vie view; it mIie> ln arm wtr,n, and
turns hat inio-whai?
Y turns fur tu fury, man to many, &
tn toy. a rub to ruby, ours 10 yours, aud Il
Lad to lady.
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NOvEM ssER.

When 'hisfle-hlows do lightly float
About the pastures height,
And shrillr the hawk a parting note
And crreps the frust nj night,
Thru hilly ho! though 1 sing so,
And whistle H. I may,
There comes again rh.. old heart main
Through all the livrlung day.
In high wind crraks the l-afiess tree
Aud mods the fading fern,
The knolls are dun AZ show clouds be,
AMI cold ~" Sun does barn;
Then, h". ihough calling 30,
1 cannot n tp Z down;
Tue tears arise unto my eyes,
Aud thoughts are chill aud brown.
Far in the c-dars' duskv s;oles,
Where the sere ground vine wraves,
Th" partridge drums funeral rolls
bove the f,,ileu leaves.
Aud hip. hin, ho! Though cheering so,
II stills no hit the pain
F"r drip. drip, drip. from bare branci-tip,
hear the last years rain.
Sn drive the cold cows from the hill,
Aud call the wei sheep iu
Aud let their stamping clatter fill
The barn with warming din.
A Au'i hu. folks hu though II is SO
That We no more may roam,
We sill will find d cheerful mind
Around the fire AT home
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL INVENTION. -
The Scientific american OF last week con-
t+li:S the first announcement of wlat may
he the most woudei fu invention nf the day
Nothing could be moIe Incredible than the
Ikehhood of once more hearing the v,,icts
of The dead, yet the invention uf the new
instrument i> said to leudcr this possible
heiPaf er. IL iS tue thai the voices ;.lt'
siilled. Tut wh"rver has s:.oten ur v h"rver
may speak into the mouth of the Pho
noG rapl. of which Mr.. Tho>. A. Edison. the
rerou ed electrician "f New .Jeispy. i the
inventor, aud who's. words are Tecn. de:l l.,
II, has the assurance that his speech may
be Reproduced audihiy IN his uNH TOMS
, long after lie himself has turned in dust
A str p uf IuGen I'd paper travels hr.,usli a
| little machine. the sounds of the latter aiV
mhgnitird, aud pnSteIity. centuries hence.
hear us as plainly as il We we're present.
Speech has brcurile, aS il were. I.nmuiiai.
The pnssibilii les of the future aIe r"'
much m"Ie wonGeI ful ilan those uf the
! present. The orator in Boston speaks. Ihc
! identical strip at paper IL lhe tangible re
| suit bur this travels under a second ma
chlne which may connect with the t"le
! phone. Mt only ~ The speaker hpard Ilnv
| III San Francisco for example, hut by pas
! ;ng the sup again under ihe reproduce
| lIe may be heard tn-mnriow. ot next year
"r next cen ury. HIS speech ia ;he first iu
| stance j. rec;,ricd aud transmitted stimuli
! tareouSly, and indefinite repetition il posi-
| blr.
| The new invention i purely mechauica
! -uo elvctI city il Involved. II S Il mpl,
affair of vibrating plates, ihro"u ia" VI
| bTaiIuu by The human voice. II il crude
! YET. tout the principle has been fuund, iut
| notifications and imp uV.mtuts are uuly
| matter Of time.
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THE SUN.
1873. NEW YORK. 1873.

-''' -''
As the time approx che. tor the renev val OF 'uh-
scripii"Es III T. ~ would remind ite irleh' y
and well wishcTs every where that II ls again u
candidate for their consideration ana support
Ifon its record for the past ten years relies r
4. continuance o. the hearty sympa ny ana pehef-
,,,1s consideration which have hth"rt" becn e1
=, ,uded 10 it from every quarter Of the mon.
The -, Y IL a four page sheet oi Zs col
unus price i,y mall, post paid, ''1 cents month";
or -. per year. - -. - -.
Tn. Su.,.-'.> edition Of THr Srs g an eight
n.,,. sheet of So column hile giving the news
pf the day II also contains large amount OF III,
erary nd nIsce aueous matter specia y prepared
fnr II TuESrSDAY SCS has met with great euc-
cess. Post paid - year.
she " eekiy -Uu.
who does not know THs WEEKLY SCS! IL CIR
cuIate, throug hOut the United hies the 'aha
,ias and he ont. Tue thousand famiiie greer
its welcome pages week y. anS regard ~ IN tht
Ii,t, az Guide counse IloI. and friend. LIS news.
r,iiioriaI agricultural and literary depari mem :
make II essentially j'urHal Tor the hresIae
FERNS. 4 Z. Il year. p"St pau "tS
nric. quality considered. makes II the chetpeS
r.wL amer pubIished. For clubs of ten. WIN Nio
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PJ HLISHI X OF HE 81 N.
Nov 1877 st. Ne" iorA S''-
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4 NIGHT's STRANGE JDURNEY.-A par
ty of young men crossed the Greie uS'-.-.
Canton uich. to Fiile 1dcI, SwiizoIla land.
"A few days since, tn witness iha cpnSecia
ion of 4 new chu' CHI On arr living ~ t!iCIT
estimation they Fastened their ciaft vii l.
a hong chat, to The jrt:y, and afier eo,uE
To chui cIi and eating good supper, washed
down by c,,i,onS libaiiuns at bee, they
vent down 10 their boat. Ii was ALREADY
dark, so they made The best of their way
home ward. The journey WAS long anu
tedious. On and un they went, bu. thr
harder they roweG the less progress they
seemed to make. They were ia deSpair
some of them thought they were d'"''nvd
for their sins tn remain forever on ih' lake.
When da wn broke the riew were " ell uIah u
spent, two "f them lIy iu The bottom "f i,e
boat utterly exhausted. They ln,'l;rd
round. they lonl ed VIC. they lr ed thrice,
before they could realize the fac that thcN
had forgotten to uuln.,se their b'ai f.oni
the chain. aud that they had been rowing
for their lives the night thr 'ush within -
few yrrds Of The newly cnnsccrated chui ct.
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Il hunted through his trunk" said the
skipper, ''ani found bundle of letters
which am going To enclnS,. ." his frieud.
~ home. From what | could lraIn from
them IL appears that Bean (which was an
assured name) WIS y"ung fellow uf gs'"d
family. hut very v d. The giIrs p.-ntls
were also well of and reputable. She
knew him from boy aud ian a~aT with
him and they were nlanied. He went tn
sea after that aud she went back tn Schnol
When he returned they tried tn make ii
up with The old folks. but they would not
have it. So the young folks without six
pence to bless Themselves, came on braId
my ship. Sounds like novel. hui il j. all
just as told you. and here are the p"CnfS." y"
'llave ynn any objections to my giving
the name "f he ship?' said the reporter.
"Well," said the skipper Il don't like
that SOFT Of SENSATION, aud the owners
0on't want these sort of things about The
ship III the papers. Here is the bnlt
alongside. said the Captain, and the Ie-
porter took a seat in the stern sheets aud
was soon AT the landing san Francisco
Nal.
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IcTcR'S NOTICE

yfyen that rhe following
..rrr. have been pdSaee aiih n.'u
.rfFcrat En"Iisl,irE' III anu IoT
- csuurin. dud VIII We pres''lItu
rH rf sHii county. Tor con-
s.1' C...',,ro. ON WEDSESDAY, the
o.! a,,sEp. 4 u. lSI1. to- Wit:
,..,ngr- OF = Dunphy, adinini'trs-
quo tstrsI ncruunt or John \. J. w IL
l- ~ I9rn l.. Williams. minor child
r. lrt. Of G Oyle Twp. dec 81.
.'sr.,T sccrunf of John \. j. VIII
= .' ',-rr,h Wi Hams minor child
.,,,. ilre ~ CTuyle twp. decd.
-r fral account ul i"hh - = W u.
- Sd ,'tt,r,r r Williams. minor child
ar#tms Iare oi 'r"Nle t"P ne u.
'..,.'rrf rf stephen A. Forester.
nor pf George NenaDIet' I"te oi
.- deceased
ID anal account ~ ''harlea Nhurtf:
r-.rr,. : Grumbllng. "a minor chiId
.--mnnrz. lsfr"i 'hhlhS w p utc u.
+f -,i,.-fJ NraSun Administrative
...s.t CIrorflrIi twp icc
80 final account ~ Jacnh Hoover
| .r--7s Adams tUt Joseph}. late oil
r,..p. deceased .
PAM : ||IlFl . = ~ "a ~ ~ . 49,
,,Nr.f township. deceased.
-, srl autl account OF I r uper.
j. , E.,abeth Si!es. late oil Jackson
r. n John COX, administrator OF
-... Ff'apt tuucmauSh huro'. dec 81.
80, count o. ". G. L"Wl@. executor
r-.- .r-c uf IUhrstpwn deceased.
trI auaI account "t Ira hish,
-,.r Tlryb Kish. late OF Johnst06n.
s...,-t NAL account Of J. :. Strnyer.
--. ,ferrEs Merits. late OF CamDria
.-.' ,..r1u, urC. u. Ellis. guardian Of
81. PARK minor chlld "t Samuel
impartial account OF p. F. Stull.
.J II Sluli. late Of Adams township,
90, -.-,, r7f n Ehencgcr lanes guar
~-. Iults. minor child ol John Z.
,-.r7fof ncnese. James. guar
-.--. T.n.s q minor ch III ot .iohn Z.
..-. .s..ur-nf Ehrnc7nr James. guar
OH. r-y.. % III nor child OF John Z.
.#". No F-a1'I- q Z - lSll "il'l ~ - .
- s.-,.rrs uI Thomas Parrish, late
v.sr.t. irrr1 sc,i.
10 .-I rr,tI account uf VI. w. keim
7-.,A !. Hite. late Of PpttsSilIe,
H'g. ra
-- M. hrll account Of Jcsse II. Di
.r..-ut luLu 6. DimUId, late Of
-l-I deceased
..s N. fna account Of Chas. Buxton.
q, r.g Tea! estate ui Lewis BenshOOt,
-t a',aunt Of Jas. g. Murray. guar
o. Ha.ua-I minor ,ut d Of John
.4.- Major %! the United states Ar
s-.. a-' partial account ot Sylgcs
-af James Byrue. late Ui Carroll
-.a- ara arnoln' Of Wm. VI Jones
'".T LH.-r -.drc'i. wh,. was guar
Jones. q minor child Of Walk N
.-ar.rE a sect er one Of the OK
>...> >.I.s. Ia.eul Jackson township
... -rE final account - George NJ.
srl.-.i Epu't Davis, late OF Eh.
.-. ..-.sas.d
sANE~ VI. SINGER. RrVi~ter.
.Nt.., trvu~bu z Nov. ). lStI.
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BOWS ADVERTISEMENTS

-Nt..rl~ hereby given that thr. toll
HupHi-rU"ut- ut property nf
>-..'..f aud ~"f apart tor the widows
".. ..'.r jn, Act at Assembly ot
8. d. l-I'. have t"ru fii'.'i ia ih'
10 Fnrr~bprE. ur,1 viii bc pr' =
'H.f.- ,.a.l e.. Cambria G. VI %
. 'r1 .nvHurr., 'rs W rDNESDA' +,
t.. htgEHBEH. \ y. l-.5 ~ vat:
p p r-' apDru7ome Of certain per
.'-t lr.s ! aut set apart for POlly
' r-ar. King. late OF Adams town
E-t 1lr-gis"ment ~ certain per-
Er.s.' AMI sat apart t"r T. ectt
john =. Evans Ecu ah) late
..E.-.. .r. Ier'i-< up W
900 aEp-a '-rncHr uT certain -ral
'r' o.. sr- apart for Ann Johnston.
i'. I.Els-.u. late VI IaliItZiu Dor
5000
IiNE~ " SINGER. Register
'''h.n. Ea"u-uUrx. Nov. ,. III
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LANS, COrKT SALEt=In

''.. ot IAN prt-r uf the Orphans
r- county the undersigned vii
''.--,n he premises, uu TT tSDAl.
=. a' -u.'o o. PM the follow ny
PIE. %. whicE Pau George died
FlrI T. "E p RI IL nF l. IN u
z"7 tDTnsh!p Cambria county
x .tl.''t "trr +. George. James
Us Fas- feDr g. and o hers. contain
D. -"'e er less. auOu' so Ncres clear
.'lH cree. r'i ~" story FART l. G
~ H0Css AND PRAGE STABLE
' - L. On.-tEird Of the purchase
i-' % confirmation nf sale. aud the
tltl annual payments. with inter
'z Hy u guenL bonds aud mort.
wp'vl 'tE,'ti9tE pn,tItE5 Administrators.
Twp, Uct. %. Is77.-3t.
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WALKING MEATH lNDscs roR~ --P1a-
Uha>.-t> g; new afud e.itGuuS ti.f-> rt.e o.
ready supplied themselves v5fn l.r .,iar
n.np'icll flower" il t. ;su s.r. Ificisi Hsve..
'f c.Ur>''. and It's dep ui1e uuI u ctu>..4
~ ehi.'ide "i c,'h %. When ihe aiu..--
phrle changes. a' the 'ritnaril uf ili,,. q 81
Hire 'u..ts 90 !Iuk- Tui~ IS llte ~iu.l.f.-
p'sif-.,tih,s &c 90 iartsy '..v. i}Hi tl,e Ptl. v
.,dis~ ave u'l'z!ns 7!ic I.vtniIuH by ,.
IA. ia- iliu. tsetf> .G lhiil balls. IA
r. ;he Iis,io.-n.,.ir tas, furnish a. r..a
nthrr mf.tnVi -'cautIau-rA signals 20 N..a.
iair discovers. by G'.r i~iHils,5is l. ,ll,,...-
THAI rain u eosiiug. shp - tJlt ,.,s ,t.-
guard while she ncFNpi. i, warning rri her.
ihl- - the latest 'insli laal Ir.'' se,fiuIs' i.
vice, aud iiS act l1i!su a-CaaLs .hs .,,stst-.
IS f1~hiun shnas That >c+--. lie l,isiies nl.. h.
i's more easily kno~i hs the tirf> - g -
-''n4Ws" in tlfeir ha1e il'-.a ~ ,l4e -
.-@- 80 't -tts. ss,--sta- -.
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MARRIED oN THE SPoT.-The Oieam
n. Y Rce0rd relate, the fuilnWiu ~ !,
marry any girl ia the room 'hat Viii ntv,
uir,' said "a half tip>y y.Hng Fellow 4
take you said flesh. clear eyed y"Hu-
yiil ur seventeen. Aud ia hall an h"ur . lI'-
vo we're married aud being "A nsIatniatc'i
NV their E, lends This actually "ccur''' 81
only few weeks ago IN the near vicinity
nf Franklinville. Ia this c"uniy. The uc-
caslnn 9.tS 3, country dance, tne participant .
were. "A farmer :, s.,n and a f,tuIri = dtush
ter. moi her. nf i, h,,m had exchanged 81 ;y"id
with Tie o;he- uH u the au"ve scene &c
curtrd. The s"nug fellow had bee
drinkiuc af.d Ii!onght le would -ay ~''lHr
hing .~malt, ;lnd a,tnii,h the C1ls "'ih
his audaci V. The giil, h"wevrr. ha"
heard that he was a good feilisN, an6 DE
ing moved bv that spirit which will n"i
AXE a dare if death come, took him ~ hi~
word. They ate now living "iih liT yiu'iE
relloa's pattnis, and arc >iudying each
others Character al their seiSu.e.'
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.tITO PROPERTY AT FRI

Ll 10 PROPERTY AT FRI
IL SALE -Tnr undersigned nif.rs
80 FF.'c aud on -usy terms TWO
'-'l y u. well improved. in Lprcttu
.A ~ erected comfortable m
bNsLL.HG iIuJsE. IsX3U feet
..H-N attached as well as u sub
lAl other necessary OUTBCtLD-
~ .I ''" 20 lie premises. hich are
f.. fs 'Irrcf, the principal thor
..- i'tu, % thirty Ing Drchari OF choice
-laucr % excellent water. or
-. 90 r.tii on or address FK.SCIs
- attorney in fact for
I 0.. PATRICK NEALLY.
'0.. y. Isl .-5rn.
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'.NISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-16

DELINQUENT.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

EOURTH JULY GOLD AND SILVER
Il MINING COMPANY = Location of
principal place of business, San francisco,
California. Location of works. Eureka Min.
ing District, Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice. here is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of ASSESS
ment tNo. n levied ON the l7th day Of July,
1877, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of he respective shareholders. as
f.linvrz.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

HAMBURG MINING COMPANY. LO.
IL cation of principal place of busin' SIS,
san Francisco. California. Location of works.
Eureka district, Eureka County, State OF
Nevada.
NoTIcE.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of as
sessment NO. 4) levied on the 10Th day Of
July, 1877, the several amounts set opposite
tho names Of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
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POsfpOneuenf.

By order, the above sale has been post
poned until TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th,
1877. at the same hour and place as named
above. 0. II. BOGART. Secretary.
Office-Room l, No. 402 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California sl6 I'd.
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+. II. HARMON.

COUNTY CLERK, AND EX-0FFICI0
Judicial District, in and for the County 81
eureka, State of Nevada.
C0NvEYANClN0,
SnowledgmeLts, Afiidavits. etc., taken In any
part Of tho town. un8
Office: Front corner room ct the Court
hnuse. a.
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DR. ESS MAKING.

AIRS. MCDONALD AND NJ. ALLISON,
Nl having recently located in Eureka.
wish to inform the ladies that they are pre-
pared to do DRESSMAKING in all its
branches. Cutting and fitting a speciality.
Corner Of Spring and Clark streets.
Eureka, septem Der 10. 1871. Isll-lms
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MINING TAX.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Tax on the Proceeds Of the Mines
now due and paya ble to me, at my Office, in
eureka, and that the law with regard to tho
collection OF the same will be strictly enforced.
HANK KNIGHT,
Assessor of Eureka County.
Eureka. August 27, 1877. au28-lm
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1877. at the hour of | o'clock. P. NJ, of said
day, to pay said de inquent assessment there
on. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
o. Ii. B0GART. Secretary.
Ofice-Room !, No. 492 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California. aug2l-td
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HOTELS. ETC.
SILVER BRICK HOTEL.
South Main street, Eureka


HAVING PURCHASED OF .
IL Mr.. William Gillen the Sill
YER BRICK HOTEL. we pro-
pose to carry on the business as --4
heretofore. The house has been repaired
and renovated, and We are now prepared for
business. We hope, by strict att, ntion to
our customers. to merit fair share OF the
public patronage.
The Table
viii at all times be supplied with the best
the market affords, and will be under the i'm
mediate supervision of MISS GEhATY.
The Ear.
Only the choicest brands Of WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS will be sold. This
department is under the supervision Of that
veteran bar-keeper, OWEN GEkATY.
Beard, % per week. Meals. SO cts.
Liquors and cigars, i2Is cents. Entire sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
M. J. GERATY.
Eureka, Sept. l3. 1877. [sl4.tf
NOTICE.
HAVING SOLD ALL MY INTEREST
IL in the Silver Brick Hotel to NJ. j.
Geraty. i take this method Of thanking my
friends and the public for the patronage they
have so literally bestowed on me. and to be-
speak for my successor a continuance Of the
pu bic patronage. WM. GILLEN.
Eureka, >eptembcr 10. 1871. Isi4-1m
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And in accordance with law, and an order
of the Board of Directors, made on the 18th
day Of July, 1917, so many shares Of each
will be sold at public auction, ut the Office Of
the company. Room No. /, aa2 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California, on
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-02

G972 Cash Gifts amounting to S31O 900
Whole Tickets SIC, Halves So, Quarter SO. so.
II Tickets $780, 1912 Tickets $500, 5G3-4
Tickets $500.
Drawing Positively June ooh, 1877.
And Every Three Months Th neafter.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-02
Maidstone Onion Seed,

from Maidatone, Kent Co., England, pro,
ducing tho most producing tho most
prolific and finest favored Onions known
and yielding on suitable soils from 800 to
9o0 bushels per acre, sown in drills.
Mr.. Henry Coivin, large market gardon-
er at Syracuse, N. Y, writes, "Your
English Onion Seed surprised me by its
large yield, and the delicious flavor of the
fruit. could have sold any quantity il.
this market Mt good prices. My wife says
she will have no other onioHs for the table
IN future. Send me as much as YOU can
for the enclosed SIS. co."
One package of seed sent on receipt
OF 30 cents and one 3 cent postage stamp,
three packages to one address 81 00r and
two 3 cent stamps. Twelve packages sent
on receipt of S3 90.
My supply is limited. Parties desiring
to aecure either of tho above rare seeds,
shonld not delay their orders All seed
WARRANTED FRESH AND TO aERMINATE.
Cash must accompany all orders. For
citllar of tho above seeds, address
JAMES CAMPBELL,
may l-Xt6m 66 Fulton St., n. Y.