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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

II the United sts'es for the District Of
Nevada the mstterr OF FORREST l..
FILM and FRANK Il TowLE. carpenters.
bankrupts. In bsnkruptcy.-united states of
America, District of Nevada. ss.--A warrant In
bankruptcy has been issued BY said Court
against tn. estate Of Forrest l.. Finn and Prank
z. Tovk. carPenters. Of the city Of Carson.
county u ornisby and State Of Nevsia. In - d
District, who have been duly sdjudged bsuk.
rupt upon their own petition: and the payment
OF any debts aud the delivery Of any property
bclongfng 10 said bankrupts, 10 them or their
usf. aud thc transfer Of any property by them,
sr sosbstdro by lsw. 4 meeting Of tho credit
~ o. said bankrupts. 70 prove their debts aud
ceoose one or more as<ignees Of their estate,
VIII oe held 1t Court Of Bankruptcy to BIZ
holden q Virginia, IN said District, ON the 2lst
day OF February. A. p. ISL, Of O'Clock r. NJ,
9 the oihce o. =. etrother. Room No. 1,id
reiiovn hutidtng. corner G and smith strs,ets,
trict. ATGIjsTffa aaI
United States Mar~hsi. nnd Nesse ser e., H.nt.
ruptcy for said District
BY p. 3. CoHBkrr. Deputy. fcIstd
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shERlFF's SALE.
NY VIRTuE ne 4 nnrp.r .

RY VIRTUE o. A DECREE ANN
- Order u Aalo issued out Of mi. under the
"a o. the Honorable second Judi1isi District
MIL; ~ aud lot the county Of Onnsby. f,ssas Of
s wsssaA. on Judgment obtained therein on the
nHn Day OF November. A. D. 1s7s, 80 sttested
On sne 1lst day of November, A. u. fgy0. IN fswr
~ ellis, Fargo Company, md ssai,st a. n.
esssosch. Trenmor Conn and j. ". Walton.
~ s INC sum OF eighteen thousand one hundred
~ thn!y.seven dollars aud Afty.nine cents.
wnn Interest on the sum Of eisht thou.
AHA nve hundrrd aud two Collar srd Al.
y-one cents tes.s02 SLIGO from the 23d dsv of
oS,o:f. isIo, until paid u the rate OF one ana
sn M Per cent; psf month: with interest," on the
.,am " eisht thousand -four hundred and forty
a1sIsS 400 thereof from tbs asa dsy Of o..
soper. 1910. until paid Il the rate OF ten ner
cent. per ennuin. aad costa oS suit taxcd A n.
WE Ven dollar. and forty cents (s57 IO.i0Ol.
ana IL, 49, Llns coses IN the sum Of - 96.
~ sSa ~ Sese which may accrue BY recon 81
sdvsnisine. commission, etc, all in rold coin
y tue United otstee. and sgsina ssid defend.
ane and AL psrsons claiming rpdsr Them y.
ostoa :. ~, ,nsn s1ossausat 70 shs asa day Of
81 81 equity and right Of rsdemptton ~ s,,1
20 we mortsa9pd premises hcssinsftsr ~.
- ana 10 mo directed, colnuaodins
ms 20 selI according " Law certain mort'
s s.su property hsrcinsftcf describcd 10
.hsrseo have levied upon aud viii crno". :.
Pubic o. auction IN front Of the Court Housr door
~ Cerron City, OYmsby county 0fsts ~ v.v.d.
, IN sne Sssh PAY OF DtCkiB kk, A. D. ma
.:tseon the hours Of 4. n. aud ?. ~ n M
~ ~ oclccs T.. oil the right, title, snSsrrst
IA ~ NJ y, sns above nai.sd dsisadanE Of, IN
lug 20 the following described nortassed pr.m.
49, % psopsry 70 Wit: All tbs sisht. tjcls me-.
estets Of aid defendants u In ~ 10 css.
sNn wood eonss itusts u IL % ~ ~ nocs'
49, s1n orT.oy State Of Neysda runnisg On o.
Yirr.s sS.'o.s ss. called and Known = the Giant
uucss. water. water PRIVILEGES ma sn"ns.
ssusnes. 0ssvs0 bslooglng, ussd a esssr{~a
.n1evi!h. togcthss With I'll vsys. rshSs a.
WI 80 eeeeosees thseses sppur1esesS a 90.
'isscsts.o y, aAsa 'nNswieA. erias H. psspsssy
III sAid dccrce snd order of asis.
"a =. 7. SWIFT. Rhsri6.
Casnon CITY. December I, ig76.
klass k1na. rlatnA6s A00wnsva. lI
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NORTH CARSON SILVER MIN.
An ing Company. Location OF principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Orrnsby County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that 1t meetiur Of the
Board q Directors, held on the 9TH dsy Of Jan.
nary. ls7'. IN assessment, No. 8, Of fifteen cents
per share WAS levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation. payable Immediately In United
states gold coin. to the Secretary, ai the Office
y the company. Room l. No. 402 Montgomery
str'et, Ban Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which this sssessnant shsll rnma!n un.
paid on the 18th day Of February. 1877, will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale ii public
suction; and unless payment il inside befor,
viii BE- sold on MONDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1877. to pay the delinquent, sssess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. by order Of the Board VI Di.
rectors.
o. II. BO0ART. Secretary,
ONCE, Room ]. No. so2 Montgomery street,
Ian Francisco. California.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
EoR AN iNcURARi.E cAss.
Dr.. L. RscAaa's
. L ID y n y L q 4 n

After ten years Of trial On this ccsst ~ vror.a
ueeu the only curative IN certain riss- ~
:,issss.s pronounced BY medical prsctit =
o. l. asehau's oe,a.. n.,.r
Ourss Chsncrs, Arst and ssron6 sss.s.. a. 49,.
- the Legs or Body. sosv Eary. Eves- ~. ~
Ccprs-colcred BIcscbss. ryrhiItst. Css:., r.s'
Discard scalp, and all tho primary sor,ns -;
re ., &c. hcc.m = syphiIls. rice Is rae
-. =. siskss':; essA.s pe,..-x /.
Snrss Tertiary. Mssu.siai. Syphiiiiic RhSsms.
ia. Bains In tbs bones. Eack ~ ar ~
$4,000 sore Throat. 9{phiIitic Rash. / n,ns:
s ceo s Ccrda. eetAhsss u. he iinir.
whsshss caused by indisrstion OF s,.vs~ y
1sNuy-lesving The blood pun ana hssi,hs
Prcs. - pr bottle, Or tvo fss o. '''
DE-. II oSshAs's Oslasa s.a.s.A
WI A00dOeoI
Ios tho curs Of 0ono1hcs, (alse&. lsr,,.s,.
osevcl. and al Urinary Of dsmitsi dissrrsnv
1a)craSoS.
vssh sd 1hjectton lss sSvvys &c. a a..
cnheA lhespmetosy Qless, asstcsusvu. MI ali
49, = g ~ kidssys and bisddsr. Frscs.
7 u Ill eatfttg ais t94ssf
Assss Agseee. ess Dr.. - uAehas.s
Osoaea pt11s.
~ Sminn estpess. Night Emissions, I'm.
ossncy. - alI MsesAss arising srosn Msstur.
uo!ue. Tho scnulne oolpsx BAfAA "a n,,s ss
only 70 round botties. On rrceftt 81 vrstsS
thsss nedlcines , III b. sent 10 ali paris ~ 49,:
9 co3nssry. p exsses = mall. sscusssiy pschs i.
"a ' s7 o. sss;: e.: =. Ar:ss:
uce md cheulises. southWess revnes al az.
ausic-iy os'o's;
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=, SECOND JUDICIAL ossrnlcr
county. In IN iaatsrs q a. ss1sse ~ vsii,s,
y. rIsuesson: dsceass<i.-- Nclice Is hrrsbv .tvs,,
me, ,sss sAIukDAI. shs iSth day q 1872
~. - W o'cl0ch 4. -, ~ the ecursruo0 *
- sun IN Oefscn CITY. have hsss sprsSnss.i
IN x,, NJ 80 Plsre fcs psvviss ~ viii a
IN 49, ~, fesssspnns aeceaapd. and Cor Ases.
nc lesn.ece - him Of letter. csseamcrtssv
sesn snd vhsrv any pssson inssrSesS ~ ~
y.s,r.,, a.. 1T. z; xDwRADs. c,erl.
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NOTICE II HEREBY OWEN
AN that the copartnership heretofore existing
between y. NJ. GAigc and A. G. May. In tho
Dusness OF saloon keeping, In Carson City, Mr..
vsda, was this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The said GAigc succeeds TO the books and
business; and be assumes eli the liabilities Of
the late copartnership; and all debts due ths
same Are payable 70 him.
Signed: NJ. N. GAIGE.
A. G. MAY.
Carson City. Nevada, January 0, ls77.tf
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A vInTUe o. An RxeCUT1ON
70 ~ disscoed. isusd OUT a - 49,.
~ eecocd Judicial 'Disssscs Ccsr;. - ! j~ds.
m.ss 'ysd:ssd shsvsn - che iSsh Az n SrSo.
-. =: y. lis. u fsvos q Thomas ~ ~
sesspn bsss snd eeainse q q. Hsysai. - -
go q e2.e7! i3iS0 win inSsivsl g - -
- ~ Z. y e the ssas - pss cat. ~ nsssh.
80 - q Underwent. sossskss Via ~ g. q
" Costs o. suit cad sccsnlna eoU0n. - n
~ ~ cam Of q =. ! havs isvisd upoS "a s,s.d.
81 sp M ~ : Ss,'!e :. % sod yssd -:
s os,oss = =. - : s'sssea ;. r., 70 w. 4 /
80 J, y;tn:sii ~ s!<at. sisIes isssssa "a
.! e A.sssibsd pspSssty, as.ess - ~
- ~. cSesy Of Osneby I'D Hlats q Nsvsdc.
Wv"' vsas hundss1 sss1s 90 piss vusi.
49, shsste - ~ COusty a Or.sA,.
1900 City. octsess v. is70.
- ~ sseys ssie y Ass,sy pos,pessa uss,, n.
~ ~ o. Novsmhss. a. b. Ie11, q ssens time
q c.'s 'ss' Dry. October 4. i III, ::s'Fr' sS'S
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n, d. I. 4. Wlaalek.
HOMEOPATHIC PuvssurA
sos atda - Da va staas
t1eH msi
os-Is hss Risehsis New BIO. :, vsssos
oAasox mrY. NEVADA i.i

os asc .: IN JUDICIAL Dssrascr
6tmsrv eo !" the 49, Of Nevada. 10 ana Scs
scnn =. shreyes, deccsAsi. Notice n Ssss,s.
Evs .., snes MONDAY. TnI MN psY AZ
rsss All. !su, e " o'cloGS 4. =. ~ ~.
-. nom q saia ccurs 10 Csssos Csty. hs,s
inc Is! s + ~. :. - ss ~: 80 90 NV
md ioe hearing The sppllcsasss ~ ss.ss~0 -.
ics the iesnsscs y hin II lSsssss Nsssssss.ssy
49, ~ wessv ~ pssSuo inSSess1e ~ ~
~ 49,. 40 ccassss - ssss.
Ssssu January .. lg77.
Hns IL ARDs, c,.,l
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Asd In accordance with Law and an order OF the
Board VI Trusis~s. made ON the isth day 81 No
y-nut.-r. iss6. ~ many shares OF each pare. Of
lrasek In the Boston Bakery. opposite the
United sassc~ Mint. North Csryon street. Car,on
City. Nevada. on the
Al the hour OF u n. Of said dsy, 20 pay the said
delinquent ss~s~<ment thereon. I, geth-r with
costs Of advertising aud expenses Of sale.
JOHN b. ELY. SECRETARY.
Carson City. December nth. 1915.
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"ner OF oF9soy snd 0eeohd stspets. mar IL
ornsby bssss. Carson City, Nsvsda.

ME- WOULD CALL TIE ATTRN.
w ton Of Carpenterx, wseonmakers. ~,
All other Woodworken TO the fact that 10 can
work both soft and hard wood inmh<a 10 a
Desired shap-. Edge tools Of all kinds ground
AMI sharpcnsd In the best manner. We also
surface iunbof. mako tonguSd aud groosei
Scoring, beaded ceiling. etc. Parti~e will 40
well TO rive us . call. We are ps~pssci 20 DO
good work 1t reasonable rates,
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cor =

N and silver A.ulns C.1noan5 l.cslisa
u prtceipei Place u 6nslp>1t csr<cn .rfy.
Nevada iosafiHe o. vosta. pynrlid Lake
Mining District. xssho< county. viewed.
Sossc~ - h~Fvby fivsn that their er;inqrss,
apon the iolhS~ssg dsserilzd ospa,ai sf.sk OF
thu Company ca scoount q As~<-.faent NJ.
"a. i~vt<d Nos~ohss lSfh. is7e. the several
amounts st oppossts the ssln~s VI the follow.
.ug re~pecfive shsyvboid<n.
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ESTATE or VIM. PATTERSON I,
DecfAsfD.

yvU TO C0 W01TO r g.
Az Mcsscs Y h.sshy sivsn b IAs andsssisrsd.
sHecseos q shs lass viii u EiIlIsm Psaassscs.
ass.sssd; 70 Ne esvsiisen Of. and eli rcs,ons
norv,n9 c.sas oaais.es ths aald dsssaspd, 10 =.
puelicettoa q shls ncsios, 70 ~ ~ s.sr.s'.s
g sns lsw once = :. WV. Dsvtss, ensssS 81
Nss Vessoo - kyveees eesysea, Oossuo Cysy.
NsvenA w. =. uUodHOVR.
xsssasos q ~ lass wiiI q WIN. pssssss,.
ps'sd II Carson cssy. I'D February. is,.-,
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Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
M asa
Housr0N INNING cowpAxv.

EtH 8@E
HOusTON MINING COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place u businsss,
- go, nnclsco. California. Location Of wosks.
.a&': District, Orinsby County, STATE q Nsvs.
d. r. Moetce Y hssshy give thsi q s ns.tius Of
me beard Of Directon. held % ~ "a ~ q
Ccsooes. 1910. ~ assrsamcnt, No, 1. Of five
Cen,s Pot shasv Was levied upon The CAPITAL
s =. q the evaporation. payable Immediately
~ un!scs wteees sobd coin. 70 the secrrssry Il
ne omcs OF Tie company. No. Si0h, CslilcsnIs
49,. sen vsseetnro. 0ilifcrnis. Any sSocS
mpSp Which this sssesamsnt shsii rsmsis -.
ssss ~ ~ N dey a nsvsuhsP. me. V1l1 8
s IN - sslso payment y snsis Ss66ss
VII VII - = z ssa On rUksbAY, The ais1 dsy u
NOVEMBER. is7e. - pav ~ dsiinSus3 =.
essameet. eossshss with cGsAs e o1voee3sirs -
cspsneaa 0i sals. ~ oedss q ~ No. q
o. y. erAiRLKy. Secretary.
.. vne c Mc. SION csafesais ssusss. Zen ma.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-03-08
RETURNING BOARD HAYES.

Rutherford B., the father of mu-els.
1tejoicing, proclaims his Cabinet jewels:
| Evarts, with sentences slieker than cells,
Lndless and fathomless, into it steals
Tricky old Zsck, with money and men,
L rad.ng in fraud, is retained again.
TTntamed Fitzpatrick, who swung TERED rag,
" ndaunted, comes in ior part ofthe swag.
ID ascally Logan, of whisky ring fame,
1lesponds TO the call Of his infamous name.
NTame-the man Ferry who hid the returns
NO honor will lose when Congress adjourns.
TngersoIl. infdel, blasphemous fool,
Invited, walks into the Cabinet pool.
Nabob J. Gould his road and his gold
1Ne'er spared, is welcomed into the fold.
n rant, with army and navy grabbed States
" ratified, Hayes makes HIM one ofhis mates.
brady, the prostitute, shame of the nation,
dad as he is, retains his high station.
Ohver P.,the vile perjurer, putried and sore,
Outcast from home, steps into the door.
A nderson without whom Hays had not been,
Adds up the swag as the rest take it ir.
Heaps his reward and is now made peer.
Daddy Taft & 1000 Marshals kept peace y
delighted, Hayes give him part ofthe fleece.
II alstead, the liar, traducer and snesk,
11angs on to the Presidents tail, so to speak.
A ngry Don &hIs dad with Hartranft's melish
hdroitly retain their spoons in the dish.
Yankee Hoar-name well BETTING the man i,
l. anks up, d Hayes meeklY lays otfhfs land.
TNdmunds the Ril1 did draw aud than land -
Lndeared he must be TO His Excellent Fraud.
Oherman eulogized fraud 81 justified Wells
Oure.y he'll boss one of Hayes little bells.
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ElktOn.

Hurrah for "we" Just step out
OF doors and throw up your hat
and give three cheers for old Elk
ton. They have commenced work
ing on that bridge without a doubt.
Mr.. Crow came down last week with
several workmen, and they have
gone to work in earnest. told you
we would begin it about the 1st of
March.
l was somewhat mistaken about
the Inauguration of Mr.. Tilden, but
that can't be helped, and we will
take Mr.. Hayes just as We find him.
1t does seem to me long time
since 1 wrote to you last. Now, L
think 1 hear you say, 81 am glad Of
it," but you need not be. for l
would have written long ago, but
I've been in a bad humor. What
now? you will ask. Why, my very
last old hen but one is dead with
cholera, apd nary rooster left to
crow. Right sharp pity on a fellow
amt it? especially as | had been
building such extensive chicken
castles l suppose you might call
them. How l wish t. L. N. had
been here. He was such good
"baby DOCTOR, am sure he could
have done something for my chick
ems. I'll venture to say the first
he would do would be to put a mus
tard plaster on their backs, or some
thing else that would take the hide
off. But he was not here, and it has
been with me "Ever thus from child
hoods hour" &c.-there is no use
repeating all that stuff; you know it
as well as l do.
Maybe you think we are all asleep
because you don't hear from us
every day, but YOU are mistaken
right there. We are wide awake.
The merchants and mechanics are
busy all the time, and the farmers
have been taking advantage of the
pleasant weather, and have pre-
pared the ground for planting seeds.
The ladies have been gardening
some, and have been grumbling, as
usual. We have good school now.
Prof. Dickinson has about fifty
scholars. Miss Ophelia Scrnggs is
the assistant teacher. With two
such teachers we could not help
having a good school. We have
preaching twice on the first and
third Sabbaths in each month and
once on the second and fourth, and
can vouch for it being as good
preaching as anybody hears. Had
quarterly meeting about two weeks
ago. Rev. Wellborn Mooney was
with us; he is always a welcome
visitor. We have a good Sunday
school-that is, l reckon it is good,
what there is of it.
Nobody married and nobody GO
ing to be, that l know OF except
those that always have been, and
I'll bet some of them wish they
were not.
The health Of the country, gener-
ally speaking, is good. The doc
tors have a few old cases on hand
that they go to see every now and
then, to keep up appearances. l
know of nothing new under the sun
except Mr.. Ezells new fence.
Miss Sue B. is visiting Nashville
now and Miss /, G. also / am told.
That is all / know about it. l am
going somewhere, and if l hear any
news of course I'll tell it to you.
March Sd. MAXIMA.
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Read This and Attend.
We are requested by parties in

We are requested by parties in
terested to publish the following:
The citizens are requested to
meet at Alternately d Cralg's Mill
on Thursday, March 18th, to exam
inc and come to a conclusion in re-
gard to changing the road and
building bridge across Richland
at Petersburg.
The intention is 10 build bridge
about a hundred yards north OF
where the road now leaves the pike,
and build the road direct and so as
to avoid crossing Big Creek. This
cuts off a considerable distance,
makes the road at all times passa-
bic, and avoids the mud and wash
ing fords of Big Creek. The people
in that whole country from Camp
bellsville down are interested, and
it is hoped that all will turn out on
that day and assist in devising
ways and means to accomplish this
daSira HE work
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Tribute of Resnect.

At an adjourned meeting of the Meth
odist Sunday in Pulaski on the
4th of March, 1877, the following pre-
aInble and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted as n tribute of respect TO the
memory of CORA aud BETTE CRAw-
FORD, two lovely little sisters and men,
beers OF the Sunday-school, who died
suddenly OF diphtheria, the latter on the
2lst and the former on the 23d OF Feb'y,
1877:
1t was with feelings of the deepest
sorrow that we received intelligence of
the sudden and unexpected death OF
Bette Crawford, n sweet and charming
little girl, on the evening of the 2lst OF
February last. But scarcely had her
remains become cold in the grave, ere
Cora, her little sister, was summoned by
the same deadly messenger to 90 and
meet her. So sudden indeed was their
departure from earth to Heaven that
Cora did not know that Bette was gone
until she met her in the Spirit Land.
o, what n sad and crushing blow upon
the bleeding hearts of the doting pa
rents, and what a warning TO us all to
heed the Divine injunction, "Be ye also
ready" Therefore,
RESOLVED, That we, the members OF
the Sunday-school, tender TO the be-
reaved parents our warmest and tender
est sympathy, and would invoke upon
them and their little boy the blessings
of kind and benignant Providence.
RESOLVED, That while we deeply
sympathize with the grief-stricken pa
rents, we hope that they may be sus-
tanned by our holy religion, and while
they feel that the tenderest ties binding
IL. n
they also feel that Heaven Is so much
the more inviting 10 them on account OF
their glorified children.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
entered upon the Snnday-scbool record.
that a copy of the same be furnished the
parents of the deceased. and n copy be
sent to the PULASKI CITIZEN with re-
quest 20 publish the same.
A j. ABERNATHY,
1 ! u 8 2; LESTER CON-
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: - 30 AIYERTIsING !:

Advertisements standing 8 months or less
nayable always in advance. Other bills due
anarter.y in advance. 10 per cent. off Of
vtarly or half yearly bills when all paid in
advance.
Obituaries and tribntes of respect charged
for at cents per line in advance without va
nation.
Calls upon persons to become Candidates
snd answers to same 10 cents per line, in ad-
vance.
announcements Of candidates for County
oficers IS in advance. District officers $40,
ia advance.
Local notices among reading matter 90 cent,
Der line for fret and 10 cents per line for each
snbsequent insertion. Locals ordered in for
epecifed time longer than month. 10 cents
Der line each insertion. No local less than
80 cents for first insertion.
JOB work must be paid for when ordered,
except by special agreement.
~ From this date Aug. Il. 1870, and
nnti further notice, standing advertisements
amcunting TO as much s25 will be dis
nounted 70 per cent. those reaching $40 will
be deducted 20 per cent, and those amount
iar to 800 anc over, % per cent. This APP
flies only TO standing advertisements ard
not to locals or specials or job work.
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Our Boys in Church.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I desire to call the
attention of parents and Sunday
school teachers to the fact that
there is half-score or more boys
(oh! l beg pardon; we have no boys
nova days-they are all young
gentleman. who are in the habit of
laughing and talking in church be-
fore and during the services in such
a boisterous, indecorous and illbred
manner as to disturb persons in
their vicinity. The presence of aged
people is no restraint upon them.
An occasional indiscretion of this
kind might be pardoned, but the
constant repetition is serious an
noyance, and wholly inexcusable.
II the parents and teachers can not
impress them with the Importance
of behaving with proper decorum
and reverence in the house of God,
then let us try the grand jury and
see If they cannot discipline the
offenders. SESEx.
I'VE are panied and grieved to
read the above. We are sure our
boys do not mean to misbehave. 1t
is surely nothing more than thought
lessness. At least we hope SO. But
they must not be too thoughtless in
church. Now, boys, for your own
reputation and for the reputation Of
your town. if for no higher motive,
let Senex always find you on your
P's and Q's in church hereafter.
Your mothers and fathers would be
shocked ard grieved to see your
names in print among the disturb
ers of public worship. Move your
seat from among those who have no
respect for the house O. God, if you
don't want TO be classed among
them
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Bohemian.

From the stable of Mr.. j. S. Nc
Knight horse was recently stolen.
but fortunately was recovered a
few days afterward.
Within the past two or three
weeks Messrs. Pullen. and Lasseter
have frequently been in the neigh
borhood buying corn, having it
shelled, sacked and sent to the rail
road. They bought from ID. 30
denhamer about 400 bushels.
Mr.. Kerr, formerly of the Pleas
ant Hill neighburhood, is now max
ing his home for time with his es-
Unable daughter, Mrs. H. Ii. Han
cock. He is in good old age,
and full of years." May he, in his
last days, enjoy the unutterable
fullness of Gods love.
Mr.. j. H. Wall, who is now ten.
ant on Mr.. D. BIS farm, has been
for a long time in feeble health, and
his friends will be panied to learn
that he seems to be gradually de-
clining. He was a soldier in the
mexican war, being member OF
the lst Tennessee Volunteers, com
manded by Major Farguharson, of
Fayetteville, Tennessee.
Last Saturday and Sunday little
Miss Ethel Locke, of Lynnville, ac-
companied by her parents and little
brother, refreshed the inmates of
the HARDWOOD residence by her inno-
cent and delightsome companion
ship. At the same time Miss G.. b.
was regaling a gay party of her
young friends at her home in Old
Lynnville. Those who had the CHIEF
share in the social mirth of the oc
caslon were Misses Ada and Nor.
gan H., Anna C. and Mollie W, OF
Old Lynnville, and Miss Alice H.,
of the Columbia Atheneum.
March Sd. L. s.
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Real Estate transfers.

J Il McKissack ct nj to j B Stacy, 1879
acres, 9th dist, $239 81.
j p Alternately to Mahala Arthur, go
acres, 9th dist, 81 800.
w G Flournoy to Jas G. Sanders, 5S1
acres, 18th dist, 1000.
d Carter to w S Harwell, acre, 9TH
dist, 500.
j IL Strayhorn to w j Mullens, 16O
acres, 10th dist, 81 800.
Bryant Smith to j III & j F Hanna, 149
acres, Sd dist, $1,S62.
5 G to Nancy + Harwell, So acres, Goth
dist, $3.50.
L Pearcy to Hugh 1idwell, town lot,
9TH dist, $3.50.
VIM Perry to Richard Young, 16 acres,
10th dist, 1910.
w I Park to Willis Worley, 81 acres, 9th
dist, 1,02S 25.
Jno d Wright to Mary E & E V Smith,
20OL acres, Goth dist 50 SOB 30