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The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
ICE CREAM AND FRUIT

Kyle the well known and popular dealer
in Ice cream, confectionery, cakes and
frui1s, Is now at his accustomed stall in the
new SECOND Street Market House. where
he will dispense these luxuries during the
hot season. With his usual urbanity and
we'll known politeness and CHEEKY goo" hu
NOR. he will serve all his customers prompt
ly and do his utmost to lessen the buraen
Of life by doing the square thing iC all his
fellow men. He will also supply parties
and pic mics with ice cream. and orders can
be left either uthis stall or at his house,
north east corner of Sixth ana orange street.
mayhem I.
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.sweesrorset No Not"

This ia the titleof new and mag ificent
song. with a emark kal,Ay pre- " waltz cao,
rus, composed by Horny NsWcoMB, OF o,
minsIrelfame. Il is slsng oy Primrose and n {,
latest. Q. Haverly's Mfnstrels: Delehanty
and Heugler, Of the "rony Pastor Troupe;
Adah Richmond, and other first class ar,
isis ali over the country. This song Will
surely be admired by everybody. Prios
81 cents per copy: can be had from any
music dealer, or fIom the publisher.
F.W. HELMICK.
West 4th st. Cincinnati. o.
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CARD.

Having purchased on the 10Th oi July
inst. the entire interest of my son, Edward
f. James, in the business of Printing, boGk
binding, and sale of stationery, which ne
has conducted under tho firm name O.
Wilmington Delaware, I respectfully In
form the public that will continue the
business under the same name and tltle OF
flames l. Webb" have secured the eer.
vices Of my said son, who will act as my, my
Attorney and Business Manager. an1 VIZ ~
also retain in my employ, Mr.. John M
Whitford, as superintendent.
solicit continuance OF the liberal pa,
tronage heretofore bestowed OIL the house
HICKMAN JAMES.
Wilmington, DEL. July 2ist' 1877. ly24
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ono ALL PRIZES
NtOsand NO BLANKS.

Greatest Single Numhcr T'i: Drawing tha,
ever TOOK place in tho Ln,. '&,"le'.
T,y authority Of ~. 81. - ..a A-Siala 'nre
the next All Prize 0rnN'us ,,,t! tt place
j publicat Cheyenne, -, on.,.,.- p0eioive-
" March Is lS7I. and - l.. avn The
18th and Goth cfeach and - G! 'A.!iih.
r72G,2s3 10 be distributed.
Each and every t!"ket Will be entitled tC
prize
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Or WlLLIAMSoS & co, Agents.
81 Broadway, N. =.
THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DkAWlEn.
Tuesday Iui,
Capital Prize, $4,000 l..L~ts :lo each.
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THE HERALD
The Dkorulng Herald !

is published every morni,ng' tGs SsunidfayS MA 8
txcep:ed. and dellveredd IN naces sm for for six
oenis per week, payable 10 t5e carriers.
Ma,l SUBSCRIPTIONS, postage hee'' thret
dollars per annTrn.
Gro. OByRNE Co., Publishers.
No. 500 sh,ploy Street,
'N.'. 2a Wilmington, Del.
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The Philadelphia shippers, whose goods

The Philadelphia shippers, whose goods
were destroyed by the PittsbHrg rioters,
,...; t. The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
.... ,.' n"t tn Allegheny county, for ,e-
..... ....ia- &.- E9..9oal "sn,lloy to
.,. ...4 81 IF lllcshc>y. The
.~,", ''~o,at 'r T'nGt a miIIign Of dol
. J, .,-' G. a'} Lat tie shippers
a 81. .''o v...t .h- company IN ,uily the
-. b.. j. a.o aY2,ns that they in1
IL F., Wn. cate The company If the latter
t,an5 ~ se,tle within thirty days.
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Great Reduction
Hnlse Painting.

" ]. ". GIBSON,
NO, 2W. STH ST., QNsTITUTE HALL.
Having reduced his prices to s2;75 pei
day, and IS cents per lb. for best lead, II
prepare ed to do all work in MS line. III
workmanlike manner.
Estimates given with pleasure
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Iry-g Prizes amounting TO I,ll,JU
,fen. q. r, B1aurc-drd, OF La. and Gen
J!iD+I HlS -! Va, commissioners.
VII . rCulf.rBO or send orders to
N. \. DAUtHlN
70. Box $40, New Orleans, La.
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WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. L., As77.

NOTICE TO SUBscR-BER3"~2hosa OF cur
subscribers who are indebted 10 the MORN
ING HERALD, viii oblige by an early re-
a,ittance.
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LAND, STOCK AND CROP ITEMS

Gen. r. NJ. Gano's fine stallion, "Blaze-
wood" died in Texas the other day.
Very little is doing in the cattle trade
here, and hasn't been since the strike.
At Lexington Monday Northern Bank
Stock sold at auction at Si23 O5 and Sl23
II was 800 wethers, and not ewes, that l.,
II. Jones bought last week at &c per pound
The sheep trade, which was larger in
this section than ever known before, is
about over.
Cattle TO dress S. to IS lbs 10 the hun
dred weight are worth from Ole to l9lc in
New York.
The 1Urt. Field and Farm denies en-
phatisally that wolfs-teeth in colts will
produce blindness.
Mr. Howard Bailey, of this county,
bought in Pulaski county, about 200 hogs
at cents per pound.-[Geoi getOwn Times
+. A. Fogle, ESQ, sold last week To u. n
Peniek, at ilc per pound gross, two head Of
cattle that weighed I.i70 pounds. I4eb
Standard.
Goldsmith Maid made poor out at Lex.
ington, considering her former record Of
2l4. Two miles only were uotted-one in
2Sii, the other in 2;32i.
Mr. q. ". Afford tells US that Israel
Brown, noted stock buyer Of Cincinnati,
has telegraphed him that he will he here in
a few days, to purchase large number Of
cattle.
The quantity Of spirits produced In this
country during the year ending June 30,
was 5s,9l2,26s gallons, AN increase Of !, ).
sS2,o2l gallons over the product Of 1876,
The tar received from il was S5l, l6l ,G6i.
''Nielrose," the beautiful farm VI Ware a
McGoodwin, on the Harrodsburg pike, was
sold this week TO o. T. sutfeld, Of Lou.
isvills, for about So, Ooo-one- cash and
remainder In Louisville propsrty.-( Dan.
Vile Advocate.
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Capt J, NJ Higgins furnishes us with the
following report Of J. d. Myer sale which
took place last Saturday; hogs, sl3 80
per head milk COW, S32 80; work
mule, sl0i ! do, So; rcd Berkshire boar,
s.; 2.yepr old scrub steers, SIS per head.
Household and Kitchen Furniture sold
we'll
Uncle Jerry Maxwell and his partner,
Mr.. Copeland, who arrived last week from
Tennessee with 50hcad Of cattle, have made
the following sales. II head cows and
heifers to I'd. IIawley, at 2lc per pound: !
yoke q cattle to Jno. Till for 500, and 4
steers to John Lynn, at s25 per head Ley
left some 90 head unsold, 20 run on pas.
ture.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, with its usual
enterprise, published this week two pages
Of special crop reports from Ohio, Indiana,
aud a portion Of Kentucky. The report
shows that larger amount Of wheat was
raised this year than for years. The oat
crop was above the average, and the pros
A physician who spent many months in
vestieating the causes Of hog cholera, has
discovered that "the corPuscles Of the
blood Of hogs that have died Of the 80 call
ed cholera are pierced by very minute
microscopic mite or insect, permitting the
serum to oore out and leave the fbrous
portions" He saws that coal cinders. coal
oil, turpentine and sulphur, are the best
remedial agents.
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GSRRARD COUNTY Ne pgs

SEPTEMBER l2rh, 1877

SEPTEMBER l2rh, 1877.
The new Moon looks down upon the ma.
tions Of the earth regardless whether Os-
man Pasha be lawyer doctor, beggar or
thief, Irish, American or Armenian. Re
gardless whether the newly-sroused Off
eials OF this goodly State lynch King Jim's
command, or Murre,,s brigade; or whether
the city Of Latacunga be partially or Who'll.
ly destroyed by the late lIerculaneum
tragedy. Still the play goes on as ~ who
shall have the last tag" The Judge, the
sheriff, the CLERK; and now the Common
wealth's Attorney gets gentle reminder Of
the existence Of sundry outlaws roaming
at will DER their native heath. This last
mentioned official aiirms that long prior to
any article or criticism in the CoSrier-Jour-
nal or any local paper he oyerstepped the
strict iimits of his Jurisdiction and sned
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out processes against said outlaws. Thi
he maintains can he fully proved. We
know not what the other officers Of the law
have to say, or we should take pleasure in
saying il for u EN-. Itisknown that Judge
Owsley could not preside In the case Of
Mr.. Kennedy because he happened to he a
witness to the tragedy.
| u Is perhaps superiluous to enter into
details Of the recent brutal murder Of Mr.
John Englcman, since The majority Of your
rea lers live nearer than we TO the scene Of
the killing. Suffice IL that the sympathy
Of our entire community went out in genu.
inc horror Of the transaction. Many per.
sons attended the funeral which was con.
Quoted with Masonic ceremonies from the
home Of the deceased. A long and indus.
trious life was thus suddenly and painfully
brought to an end II il said that the
murdered man gave full account Of the
affair before consciousness deserted him.
Died on Tuesday afternoon the llth ult.,
William stephens, son Of Mr.. Harry Ste
phens Of this place.
Prof. Lockhart has been entertaining the
curious public with various arts Of magic
and sorcery.
Mr.. Blanks lectured on the novel subject
81 "a woman at the head Of the Church"
Not feeling ambitious on the question Of,
"Give the women chance" we failed to
hear the speech and now fail to report the
same.
Goldsmith Maid attracted admirers from
this section on last Monday, that showery,
capricious Monday.
The school children continue TO drop in.
franklin Institute now numbers ninety
pupils.
General Gano is still preaching at Fair
view. There have been twenty-six addi.
tons. On Sunday last there was such
hegirs to tins country sanctuary that the
Lancaster pews were nearly empty.
IT. nays had qu''e gooo c"ng'eg'''o"
10 near nus sermon upon 'he unty OF par
ents to children. Six Of the latter were
b,,,;,eJ
MIS- b. W. burde'' has gone 10 her nome
ih "asoh county 'or a''"'
""r wheat agent says ne mas ''so"'Fo
grain since the borve., was g,,bered in
The Lancaster Renor,er f., the Ad,oo,,,
required res, after that last nun 40 he
~. s:..;.,,;.L.a IL 40 ,ho
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
HWsfoariiie.
SEPTEMBER IL, 1877.

! Fin. r;,s h.,. v;.;,.d ma and ,ho ,.;rs
49, - n,,, -
o,,, ,.;.l w NJ c.,, ,aL.
:. .L.l,;, a., al, =. A.. al..,....o. !,
and .,o,na uoKi,n.v,. s,,,;on h. h.v
in, .ns,ced for , Tina 4, IN. R,;l,o,d q,
6ce at tina, mint
we have mighty Express from stan
ioru IN the shape OF hocka~ay VIII
mead lighs IKE locomotive, drawn by
pair Of spanking horses. IL brings US reg
uiar md'es' Lee HUFFMAN Nun
Al hoches'er and oiiie Mckoberts 'u'
the machine They say II pays.
The return Of school DAYS has injured
us in the way of Young ladies' society
Miss Kate Williams left on Monday 70,
her ,.ost AS Music teacher AZ Lexington. I'm
king with her Miss Jennie Dunn as a pupil
in the Female College there. On the same
day Miss KATE Huffman started for no,
home in Cincinnati, accompanied by Miss
anne d. 'ooh, VINO goes on 'isi' sad
ness fe'sh' IN 'he west
The Fair, under the auspices of the col.
ored community came of near this place
last week. The weather was uppropitious;
and the bountiful su,ply of water suggest.
ed a copious admixture Of whisky which
strange as il NAV appear, created some dis.
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A MISERABLE FARcE. Our sllant deputy
sheriff Ia man after our own heart.
Fearless and courageous, he adds to these
noble qualities a GOODNESS that IL remarks
bile and his other superior traits are such
that moth,r's should point their little ones
to him as an exam pie worthy Of emulation.
Like some Of our Ge neral- in the late war
his movements are sl,w and he indignant
ly denies the old saying that "all Is fair in
war" Honorable 10 the core he would
~corn 10 take the lsast advantage Of his
tne but on the contrary l. willing 10 give
him fair showing to either prepare him
self or beat a hasty retreat. This much
We say to show how greatly We admire this
gallant man, but there are those, We regret
to say, who condemn his movements in get.
ting mp his troops for yesterdays raid on
Mr. Kennedy. They say that two days,
during which every body in the county, in
GLIDING the outlaws, we're appraised Of his
intentions, were too long TO prepare for the
onslaught In fact there are those who
foolishiy assert that the posse should have
been summoned 10 get ready in an hour.
aud should have consisted u some 10 or 10
picked men only. Theattempt should have
been made at night and not in the broad
dsy-time with 40 men when Mr.. Kennedy
was apprined Of their coming at least two
days before and had flown to safety Bailey
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Jor. owsLEY, noted As one Of the mean
Is, regroes that ever disturbed this commu-
nifty, and who was scnt to the penitentiary
f"r tern fyean for grand larceny, Ia.
turned up in Louisville. lie was brsndish.
ing pistol ON the street, and when . po-
liceman attempted u arrest him, resisted
and cut him in several places The officer
seeing his danger, fired a, Owsley, who ran
of, and continued to ERE until he fell, shot
through the lung. II is hoped that his
wound is fatal, and that he will cost the
State M more expense in the way Of trials,
or board al the penitentiarv.
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Wa are indeed obliged to our Mt. Yer
non correspondent for the many "ads" he
sends Us, aud hope he will continue in the
good work. BY the way, We understand
that Quito is accused Of par,islitv-in only
mentioning a few Of hi- merchants. His
notices are paid for at the rate Of Is cents
per line for regular and 20 cents for irreg.
ular advertisers. Every honorable mer-
chant in the State can get pulled on these
terms
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business CHASGE.-M essrs. J. X. and A.
A. wanen have purchased the stock, good
will and fixtures Of the store of Campbell
4 Miller, and will take possession Noyem.
her LIST. They will move the Post-oiiics to
their new place Of business, which will be
quite an advantage To most Of our citizens.
Until transfer Of the store Is made, Messrs.
Campbell A Miller intend to keep their
stock up 10 the standard, and their custom
srs will have no cause 10 change their
irsks.
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siScR the late and large invoice 81 flow.
er-, velvets, ribbons aud novelties, ut the
great Fashion Emporium ofJohn II. Craig,
the sales have been immcn.c. We cheer
fully recommend our lady friend. 10 this
Balar If Fashion, assuring them that in
quality and price no other establishment
can compete with this.
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A Pro WIN ErsHr FEr.-Mr. l.. A,
Moore, u ibis county, hss black I,erk.
shire pig now sir week. old that has eish,
veil developed feet-swo On each leg-all
Of which Il uses In walking. II is perfect.
ly healthy and bids fair 10 be . fine "pork-
err" Perhaps Mr.. Moore might make u
trade with some Of John Robinsoa's side
shows, next Monday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

SUDDEN DEArH.-lIon. q. G. Rifle died
suddenly at his residence near Iiusionvi lille
last Friday. lie was 70 years old. aud du'
ring his life held many Offices Of trust aud
honor. lie represented with credit thi.
District in the Senate one term, aud was
well-known for his sterling integrity and
sound sense
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OurRAonous.--Grove Kennedy not sat
lated with defying the authority Of th'
law. shot several times at the Engineer o
the passenger train near Crab Orchard, o.
Wednesday evening because he had the ef
frontcry TO blow his whistle, thereby
Tightening Kennedys horse. Even Ken
nedy's be-, friends are becoming di-sus,ed
with hi. behavior.
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COMMENTING Yesterday, the l.. a y. H.
X. make through rates To Cincinnati ria
&. SIR. Il. The price per car is fixed from
any point On the Knoxville Branch to the
city, at $50. We understand that arrange
ments will be made in few DAYS for con.
nections with passenger trains
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RpLL % IIoSoR CoSTINUED-The fol-
lowing -ud-ci ibers have pladdencd our
heart since our last report; il. Iandram,
A. NJ England, J. NJ. Copeland. Jr., J. H.
Ray, VI. Z. Sallce, y. X. Feland, J. NJ.
Maxwell, Craig Lynn, for Albert Lynn,
Jas. T. Craig. Jno. 7. Land, W. A. Terry.
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JIM DAVIS has now in stock the lsrgc.t
aud best assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hat,
Notions, Lexington Jeans and Yarns in
the market. Call aud examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere Al.o complete stock Of
Groceries, Qneen.ware, Glassware, Lamps,
,Nc
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MARRIAGEs.--The following marriages
were solemnired in the county this week:
Jas. NJ. Webb-r to Miss Matilda J. Petry;
Jno. !, pclany To Mrs Catherine Bastin;
Matthew Street 10 Miss Sarah Jane Berry.
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or ron TExAs.-Prot J. y. Myers, wife,
and Mrs. O'Bannon left on Wednesday for
Dallas, Texas, where the Professor has a
zine showing to establish a superior Col
lege. lie tells NJ that he will dub his new
school The College Of Hard Graduation
aud intends to have it, standard as high a.
the higI,e-, in the land. The Prot is thor
oughly competent, and noted as one of the
best teachers that this county has ever had.
We wish him and his, much success in tleir
new home
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SrnucR nv LIGHrSiSo.-Mr. Jos. n.
Smiths house was struck by lightning last
week, bat no damage was done further than
knocking down portion Of the chimney.
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Ma 4. r. HAYDEN, the senior member
II the firm Of Hayden Bros. will leave for
New York aud other Eastern market. GU
Monday next, and purchase a large and
splendid stock 1T good- for this market.
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No merchants In our town have done ,
larger bushes, than our friends, Hayden
Bros. They are always up with the times. .
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FInE-The barn Of Mr.. J. VI. Cooper wa.
burned on Monday night, and its entire
contents, consisting Of grain, roadway,
wagon aud tools, consumed.
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4. 4. WARRE~ il agent here for the
Singer, the best Sewing Machine made
samples on hand at the 7. q.
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WEARrS X Evans have ~old over two
thousand fruit jar. TIN. season, and are -iill
receiving and selling them daily.
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FARMERS wanting the best Wheat Dri
will find il at Campbell 4 Miller'-.
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CALL at J. u. Davis aud -cc the best set
Of Harness in the State Tor the money.
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Y u. rrvIs has just received lot of
perfect fitting Crown shirts and Collars.
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.



Edited bv Campbell A. Muller.
,,.,,,.,
"'''o'''''"e our o"S'"e''' 'o' '"e "e'' '"''
ron CASH. All person. indebted 10 n. b,
moi. No. ...o.., .x.,., 49,. .,.
requested to settle up Immediately. As ",
bayek zen indulycn, In IN. mas, 9Th ,ho..
with whom we have accounts, we hcps
none will di.appoint us now.
To meet the dulI time. We bav, ms,
made n further reduction nm saddle. b,r
ness and brides, also shelf hardware, cut.
iery and iron
Another new stock OF Oval Turkish
Bath soap just arrived. Every cake weighs
.na ola.n,a na,,a. 49,. 49, r. - :,
,o;,., 400. 4. an. -, p-..-,- 81
dozen.
s,.c;,, h,,a,;,. 4, u.,aw T.. a..
ne,, ,b;r,v d.v.
cbenp. made nm of the yery finest mate.
~, ~ go, =. ~
s. . - 6,
49,. - -. IN, '"
''''' '''''''''' ~
Another invoice Of Saddles aud Harness
=. lower prices 'han ever Harness from
sls. Fancy Rl.nl.,. from To N %. Uo,..
Covers from q, 70 IN a. A,mo., .x.,x.
thing in The sadals and U,r,... lin. q,
c;,v n,;ces
Groceries and Fancy Goods at Special
bargains for Cash for thirty days, only.
The latest and heat Flut;nv Machine lin.
vented nv n wom,n \ nov oas,ed q, a 76
M bouse kee,e, can do w;,ho,, thar, Al,
that ,,r;ce
-.
I'D, org STOCK OF rru'' Jars cans ana Jelly
We can sell you very fair saddle at IS,
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all Of the most Fashionable Styles and Of quality
10 meet the wants Of the community,
Thinking her friends for past hvors, she respect
fully solicits an early call.
THE MAHTUA MAKING DEPARTMENT
will he conducted by MRS. MYERS and MRS.
DUDDEkAR, whose taste and skill Is well-knOvn
TO the trade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
Assessment Notice.

HAMBURG MINING COMPANY. LO-
IL cation Of principal place Of busin IS.
San Francisco. California. Location Of works,
Lareka District. Eureka County. State of
Nevada.
Notice is harsby given, that at meeting Of
the board Of Trustees. held on the 18TH day
0. July, lo77, an assessment Of one dollar per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately, in United
States gold coin. to the secretary, at the Of
ice OF the company, room No 4Oi California
street, San Francisco, California.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on "Wednesday. the IA day Of
August, 1877. will be delinquent. and adyer-
tsed for sale at public auction; and unless
payment is rads before, will BE- sold on
MONDAY, THE l7TH DAY OF SEPT EN-
BER, 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and ex-
penses Of sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
:. Ofiice: Room No. Fol California street, san
francisco. California. Jy2ltd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
Assessment Notice.

C0pRTH OF JULY GOLD AND SILVER
Il Mining Company. Location Of priuci-
bal place Of business. san franci.co. CNlifuf-
ria Location Of worSs- Eureka District.
Eureka. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the Board OF Director, held on the l9th dav
Of July, Is Z, an assessment No. u Of ten 10
cents Ter share was levied upon the capital
sock q tho corporation. payable Immediate
iY. 10 United States gold coin, 10 the Secrctr-
~, Al the Office OF the COMPANY, Room /, No.
iDl Montgomery street, san Francisco, CAR
iornia.
Any stock upon which hisassessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2ith day o. August,
ls.1, will he delinquent, aud advertised for
sale al public auction, and unloss payment II
made before. viii be sold on Saturday.
ehe Fifteenth Day of september.
1877, TO bay the delinquent asses sment, to
sether with costs OF advertising and eXpens es
OF sale.
By order OF tho Board Of Directors.
o. III. EOGAkf, Secretary.
Office: Room /, No. f02 Montgomery street..
San francisco, California. iy22td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NUIIUE UF UISSUL UTIUN.
V'HE CoPABTNERSHtP HERETOFORE
L existing between William Bidlingmayer
and LauIenz Sch nidt, at the Eurek Il Bakery.
has this day been dissolved by the mutual
consent of both parties, Mr.. Bidlingmayer
having purchased all of the interest formerly
owned by l.. Schmidt in the property and
business Of Bidlingmayer * Co.
LAUkENZ SCHMIDT,
WM. BIDLINGMAYER.
Eureka, New, August |, ls77. aIg2-lnl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
Eureka BAKERY.

EUREKA BAKERY.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
1 chased the interest Of his old partner,
will continue to conduct the Eureka Bakery,
and strive to attcnd 10 those who patroniLe
him in a manner which will be satisfactory.
WM. BIDLIAGMAYkR.
Eureka. New. August /. 1871. aug2-lm