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A Word to Ciergymen.

FRIEND, stop that coughl Do not neg.
lect Common Cold even for day. 1t
may end in Consumption and death !.
REv. N. VI. Downs ELIXIR has cured
thousands, both old and young; and it
will cure you, If taken freely and in sea-
son. This ELIXIR has been before the
American people FoRTY-sIx YEARS, and
has never failed to give relief to all who
have used 1t. 1t has won Its way by ACT
UAL SERVICE, until it has become house
hold friend 10 thousands of our best
families. Regular physicians use and
recommend it. Clergymen and all pub
lie speakers are Its best patrons. Railroad
Employees, much exposed TO colds,
coughs etc, should always use it. Farm
ers, Lawyers, Merchants and everybody,
old and young, speak highly In its praise.
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WiStdr's BdIsdn,.
WiStdF's BdlS01lt.
of Wild cherry.
Of Witd Cherry.

FROM BENJAMIN WHEELER STATION
AGENT AT SOUTH R0YAISroN, MASS.
IL WAS most severely afflicted with hard, dry
cough with its usual accompaniment Of night
sweAts completely prostrAtlng my nervous sys.
tom, and producing suck q deblitAted state Of
health that, after trying medical aid TO no pur'
pose / had given up all hopes OF ever recovering
as had also my friends. At this stage Of mat
.ers was prevailed upon, through the influence
OF n neighbor, to try NIsTAR,s BAISAM, with
no belief whatever In It's truly wonderful cuTa.
tive properties, and before using two bottles the
effect was almost magical My cough entirely
left me, the night sweats deserted me, hope
once more elevated my depressed spirits, aud
soon | had attained my wontod strength and
ngor Thus has this Basanl, as has often been
remarked by persons oonyerBant with the above
facts In this vicinity, literally anatched me from
grave. You are at liberty 10 use this for the
benefit or the afflicted"
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Wistar's Balsam.
Wistar' S Balsam.
of Wild Cherry.
of Wild Cherry.

FROM Mrs. ISAAC MOORE, RICHMOND, VT
Some threo years since was attacked With
a severe cough soreness and irritation of tho
lungs, 20 which Was added asthma in severe
form During the frat year tried several 81 the
most popular medicines u the DAY, but Teeeivsd
10 real reiief and almost dospaired OF ever te-
gaining my health when waa induced 20 try DR.
WIsrARs BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY. which
very soon relieved me- My cough became looss
the soreness and irritation disappeared, and my
general health began to mend, l continued It's
use and fow bottles restored me 10 better
heath than ever hoped TO enjoy again. be.
leye the Balsam TO be the most reliable remedy
that can be found"
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pertss,ency viii which people cllng %
opsnions wbea once formed. For ex.
simple, Or Pisrce's Goldeh Medical Dis
covery cures iaeipieni consumption,
coughs, colds, aud al Affections 81 The
liver and blood, yet some eth depend
upou physicians and remedies thai have
nAughI bot repeated failures 10 which
they can refer And although Or.
plcrce's FAvoritC Prescription Is cold I'M
der = positive guarantee 10 cure those
weaknesses peculiar 10 women, and not
withs,Aading that thousands Of women
bear testimony TO its efficacy, and The
truth Of eli statements made concerning
Ii, many vet submit 10 the use q causlic
and The knife. Again, Or fiercc's
PieasAn, Purgaliye Pellets, no larger than
mustard seeds, viii positively cure con-
stlpAlion, where Il Is dependent upon
dyspepsia or torpid liver, yet some still
depend for relief upon the blue pill' OF
huge doses Of drastic oalhArtic medicine
Ia The face Of such facts, can we wonder
II the blindness Of the poor ltAliansg
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

March is upon us--aud as gentle as a
sheep.
We are going TO retain that cheese
factory. Bet you our old hat.
The very pleasant face worn by Zina
l.. Babbitt can be seen daily at the post
office. Our worthy postmaster is fortu-
nate in securing SO pleasant clerk.
If silver will not do the cure suppose
our astute congressman try palm leaf hats
and spruce shingles coz to the 100
These articles have long been legal ten
der up this way and work like charm.
Now is the time for silver weddings.
Remember the poor newspaper scribbler.
Don't stand on ceremony or be particular
as to time, he will call it twenty-five
years rather than TO make trouble these
silyery times,
The last sleigh ride came off last
Thursday from the north village TO Wes-
ton, G7 couples, including the London
derry Cornet Band. Your Londonderry
correspondent will doubtless tell you all
abont IT,
just say to your Depot corrcspon-
dent that February waS good time up
here to measure and draw bark. Our
"boss peelers" cannot afford tospend the
sunny month of June measuring, but
rather in putting in the hard blows that
will bring a February harvest.
The village school closed last Friday
successful twelve weeks term, taught
by Miss Clara o. Woodward, her third
term In this place the present year. The
attendance during the term was unusual
ly good, Thirty-two were not tardy +,
and the following had no marks whatever
against their names: Cora Farnum, Mel
lie Clough, Emma Ross, Hattie Ross,
Bertha Whitman, Efie Whitman, Nina
Vail, George Albee, George Bryant,
Frank Clough, Frank Melendy, Berthe
Ross, Henry Shanks, Fred Vail.
ARLINGTON.
Town officers: Moderator, f. b.
Davis; Clerk, j. X. Batchelder; Treasur-
er, G. d. Vault; Selectmen, j. g Wood
worth, j. X. Judson, r.. T. Hurd; Lis
tiers, David Crofut, Arson Buck, A. f.
Bartlett; Oyerseer OF the Poor, A. s.
Garfield; Constable, Ralph Smith; Sup.
of Schools, Rev. j G. McCoIlom; Grand
Jurors, +. b. Davis, Arson Buck.
SYNDICATE.
No town meeting was held Tuesday,
on account of neglect TO post the warning
10 season.
The Directors Of the Green River
Valley Cheese Factory are L. NJ. Hoyt,
NJ. j. Convey, w. S. Bentley, Al. Wood
ward. e. j. Hard, J. f. Brush, Albert
PrindIe w. 5. Bentley Is Secretary, and
W, Is. Randall Treasurer. The factory
is already commenced and will be ready
for milk about the lst of May.
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A Remedy that Never Fails.

HENRY Il JoHNsoS's ARNIcA AND OIL
LINIMENT is an external remedy for man
or beast, for curing Wounds, Sprains,
Strains, Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and
Ulcers of every kind, including Skin Di-
seases generally; and while its applica-
ton is harmless and never painful, its
effects aremost wonderful. AS FAMILY
LINMEST II meets the wants of every
household. Warranted to satisfy all who
use II.
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LONDONDERRY

1T Il expected that Rev G. ;. Smith,
Sec. OF the Domestic Missionary Society,
will preach here next Sunday, the 10Th.
The matrimonial epidemic which has
ragged here 30 bard the past wiuter among
The young people, has al last reached
those that are older. MI. Joshua
Parker, youth Of y summers, has mar.
ried for bis third wife Mrs. Williams !;
who also resides in this place.
The largest sleigh ride OF the season
came Off Feb. 2sth, from misplace. Over
60 couples assembled here, and headed by
the Londonderry Coruet Band, started
about II O'Clock for Weston, where they
were well provided for By landlord Smith,
Notwithstanding the large company. 10
the evening there was social dance at
the hall.
"A very distressing accident occurred
on the morning OF the 2Slh ult. Miss Ada
Fuller, a young lady who was staying at
Mr.. T. Carleton's, went out to slide on
the glare crust, The sled became unman-
agable and went over fence aud down a
steep bank, Miss Fuller was thrown In
such a way that when she struck the crust
both bones of her arm were broken just
above the wrist. She was attended by
DR.. Bixby.
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Price List
SO 90 for Pure Gum Rubber Boots.
So so for Good Rubber Boots.
Is cts. per gallon for Best Kerosene
40 cts. per pound for Best Jap Tea.
5 to 6 cents per yard for Best Prints.
45 cents for Turks Island Salt.
Good Tea, 20 cents.
Soap per bar I cents.
Splendid Flour So 80.
Gents Vests 81 90,
Gents Pants 81 so to 50 co.
Heavy Bed Ticking 10 cts. per yard.
Best Lard 10 cts. per pound.
Shifting Flannel l2l to 25 cents for
Best.
Molasses, so cts. Syrup, G5 cts.
Chewing Tobacco, GO cents.
Ladies Rubbers 80 cents.
Cheviot Shifting 10 cents.
Best Raisins l2l cents.
Crockery and Glassware, at cost
Canton Flannel 10 cts per yard.
Nice Bleacbed Cotton 9 cts, per yard.
SPLENDID Brooms 90 to 25 cents.
Cloth and Cassimeres, at cost
Hats, and Caps, at cost.
Mems Heavy Boots, Tap Sole 81 %
Mems Heavy Boots, Best, So 50,
Hams, Pork, Fish, &c. All at bottom
cost prices, for CASH ONLY. Come soon,
don't delay.
Il. NJ. PRATT,
Manchester Depot, VT.
j. G. BIackmer's Old Stand. 81
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Have You Yellow Eyest

Bakers Mandrake Bitters willcertaiu-
ly cure you. If you have any Liver diff.
Guilty, indigestion, constipation, pain in
the right side, try these Bitters at once
and see how much good you can receive
for 20 cents.
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4 & WMfTn krFHarpgtKHssg,
0vvscH.~N8 NrKwgKaT0N. vENaueT
se48as Lssta mass Assssss
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D. ~ as EtFrsst
su3ka NH1am.
sftt MiEsE
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shis nms, bal A. Americas. lie nade 50
AitAchmcut ca : ohkin, asa she stifed one
eBa 81 u and be The ether i was =
sirpag pail, bot the miHioa 81 The law
proved The ttronger and gained possess
Ion Of The coveted article The woman
retsilated BY washing the oflaen face
wlth Sow. ADD be threw few snow balls
Al Der when they qoi, and called il nice
fan
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We arc glad TO bear that the Warner
mill has changed hands. II may be en-.
peoted that The min will be very soon re-
paired and that the logs Of patrons will
be al sawed aud 10 good season and
the work well done.
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Rev. Mr.. SWEET. our former pastor,
made $ recent exchange with Rev. Mr..
Hastings
-Houghton a Bros. are paying sli
per thousand for ash logs delivered at
theis mill In Rawsonville.
N. W. Hilikeeps stock OF groceries,
yankee notions, prints, etc, which be is
selling cheap.
The stage 10 Manchester has missed
bat one trip the present winter, aud has
been usually on time, which shows that
TIE sleighInE has been unusually good.
"A large qaAnlliy Of bemiock bark hAs
beeu drawB 70 Factory Point, from this
plaoe For nofe,ha1 month there vas
a. average Of more than ten loads per
DAY
Our constable has besn hAViag an
other skirmish, not with French woman
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sts9s H~sts
4aasAse fr~s basssa lu asnsA ssisf sFotlassiy
m Atrtsrs rtepnste'
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asis. afus. . Nas issfs' ie . y
aassaf. Ass.5r.as. gas.s.sa. 7ls@s,s.a. a.
Csc b wal7. rroYistor
lffre i Nsnehs.tar rsHys.a depot MasAay
wa4sssssfs $50 Fraafs - u 49,
g4asstssa. leave, Eanshs.tsr Fs4lras3 8epgi
rass4sys Tsafsdsys sea saturdays ~ 81 a. -
s'tsf sfvlssi = sss lat sfaia EostF NofiA.
res. la~4g-at. Le..a-.4sry, cAsssss, g.
LtAsr DAVIS Ffepnsiar
sfys,ss Il AaEetsx.ey raarosd depot Msrtsys
s.1se.stss AS Yntsu atrN
hfYtKsise leave. kAaehsstcr fsilfusd aspa
Tassasfs. Itafsesss GHa saturdays tt ~ a. -.
,'lst sfFtFsl q 80 . =. ifsiE Ea4aF North
frs@ Loaa9-lssrs y CAesle.
D CrsrTs. rfeErtsor
Nau. Ct~...
soCFu ug railroad ~ ss~ Yorf. Albauy. Troy
kesiA kaa West sc 10 $40
NORrB ~ faifssd fa batitnd, BafiiuFtgp
serth tHi Esst COZ ~ ...
GRANVILLE mail % stage elssts - % 81 n
fosT orFICE apsn irom toaf
sails fros ihs North sttit. - ths Poss afbrt -
iNFH
as.ls ffssa shs svsih arise Al iLs Fasi 0mss
as4 taF.H
SAT-. fet Psra. fanaEross, BosdyiIls. I.msics
A.. bFstagr, oiess II FseteFy P0ini rostof.
zee At 1t 80 TaeSAsYs ThaFsdays saH SAT-
etastss
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Town ofiiters: Moderator, j. g..
Burton; Town Clerk, 7. :. Beebe; Sc.
lectmen, Albert Hopkins, +. w. Hopkins,
4. Hsdaway; Treasurer, \. w. Collins !;
Constable aud Collector, Geo. Hopkins;
Listers, Dwight Taylor, Geo. Hopkins,
H. G.. CLARK Grand Jurors, 4. II. Beebe.
Dorsou Eastman; Town Agent, J 6.
Burton Sup, q. $. Hubbard; Overseer,
Ssiectmen, County Com, N. Millington,
~. Tax voted, Is cents on a dollar, IL
paid before Sept. lst, 1878. II not paid
by thst time, 20 cents,
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--"Soclsblen this week Thursday af.
ternoon aud evening a, G. NJ. sykes. a
cordial invitation is extended 10 alt.
I'll Aldrich took down large sleigh
load d cor Dorset people TO Tie oyster
sapper, Friday evening At Thsyef's hotel,
Factory Point They report having :
pleasant time.
In tbe rpoa Of Miss Fields depart
neu, oi the disttet school Tor the pAss
two weeks, u Of he g pupils were per.
feet Ia attendance, and perfect Ia de-
portmeai. TIE highest rank in scholar.
sblp, 3. vas given 10 Frank 5. IlolIey, 10
dcnoging perfection. Five only Of the
pupils we're marked below nine, aud ibis
was 10 some cases lie result Of sickness
and necessary Rbsehoe.
Over 80 persons responded to tie
oyster snpper Al g. W Baker. on TIE
evsaiag u The Sch u February A par
~ 81 = came Up from Manchester the
preoealug eseHlug, aud ye, The rooms
were iaIl Tuesday evening. ], Wa SO
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TsIsE,.rh one.


opsa nou ,osyA
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NAxculsrfR pkror.

-WFlism Bartlett lost valuable
team horse, last lhurslay.
- We wonid ike 10 ask IL President
Baekham is editor OF fasbion magazine.
Robert Anderson bAs moved 10 this
place into the house formerly occupied
by Emerson E,tAbro0k.
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In order 10 close out the balance 81 my
stock Of fall aud winter goods !
offer for the next 80 days my
whole stock OF
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Platform and ItesOiutions.

Our hrs' duty IL to express gratitude to God
Tor tue hand OF DIylne Pruvldencr was ne yer
mole pIalhIy Vlslu4e IN the Affairs Of men tn IN
IA tint dlscomnt"r- ani dislntrgration OF ,he
National republican party-a merited reDuke
FOR the hlSn crimes and misdemeanors OF us
nigh Pablo officials Hnd solemn vindicalun
OF tnat comInalld written by the tinger VI I'd
on Mount SINAI, 'fhou SHAFT not steal"
RESOLVED, 1hat the democracy Of Hum.
Dol i county rellsu uaiy adueres to the tlute
honpred prluclpics vi tne Va iInal Uenl J1ratie
parry, anu uur -serveuIy eAd rise the Platform
Oh Tue Democratic safe D0nyeutIJn lid
earnestly co-AnGG.ld the peFtinenE resolutions
Introduced IA tnat body oy ~. " Davies.
RESOLVED, That ths Democracy OF HIM.
Duidt ceanty heartily endorses the Democratic
state ticket, and pledges 20 IG Ice ua ted sup
port, and especially r,lo.ces in thu renumiua-
tloI oi uoVefnOt L. AZ. Jlrad.ey, mat hterInu
Iriend OF The people, VIII can ne tner be per
suaoed nor ln.Iul4ua-ed } prove faI.e to hle
high trust.
hEs1LvED, That by long cOurse OF dis.
CT hlltatiJh aSalns the people OF Lnis sta. q
III Charging alIeqnal rAles VI Iales and trelgats
the Cen-tai Stclllc Kan uad has forfeited M
cialAs 20 AAilaIy considerations.
hEsoLVED, lhat u candidates WHO may pre.
sent themselves befo4e TINS Convention 500 K
ing legislative Nominations sinai exert ti,yll,-
sei'e IL elected, ia peucd.iIl4 % legiHlAtiDn
equitable A-d. talr Treatment from railryau
Companies.
hEsoLVED, That any member of the stale
LeslsIature ~nO snail 10 Ivund kuiIIy al
VioiatIls the trust repvsed IN aim by ne
eotie Dc Geemed un"V thy Of me cunnaea,-
or Respect ot the people
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Platform ami RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLVED, That the republicans Of Hum
boldt county hearth and AriIest Iy en- rise the
platform and rosotatiOns adJpsed Uy the he
phDlit"h o.ate COhYcntiun at Eureka and W.
Aeieny ptedSe 1ur supsOst 10 the nominees of
nat convention.
RESOLVED. rhas tho Republicans of Hum.
poIu' eo0-ty rceogn 70 III oar feilow citizen,
Johh Il. AlnkeId, a lHaa en- lnenEly qualified
- MI che Executive char, tu.. We know
nim 10 be an incorruptlbe mau OF the PEG.
Pc anu thoroughly opposed TO the repeal OF
what ls Know as .hs BulllJn lax Law aud
We pledge him tbs hear.y sapD Jrt OF tho
entire hspdoiican party of tnIs cOaAty.
Il SOLVED. That any member OF the State
Legislature of tuis county WAC snail fail or
refuse 10 use every endeavof - rcgdlate tho
lares aId Iteig Of cue railroad IA snis State
a. the next heesion ot our Legislature. sholld
DC eondemnsd b. every honest man "a an
ehemy OF tie pvople.
WHEREAS, The financial aud commercial
prosperity OF amy UOvernAellt depends upon.
. s9,slti nediun of * mango, aud, whereas.
tht rondltlun Of Gns cuctonoy, during tns past
nv -eh years, Ilo t4aetor GroA what cause,
itAa DSen ,proilne soa.ce OF annoy 1ace 10 the
Industrial aud commercial Interests of tho
Union, therefore, V9l.
RESOLVED fhts as Republic .ns OF Hum
boldt counss. Noysd.. 40 retdfn our hearty
thankst ali the m1mO1ts u tho last GJA4
Sress, reSa dless i,arty, tuat laO1re lr tue
teinJnctiLt. lon OF the uid silver dollar vi QUE
iltL tfni Dut more etpectIity 90 oar v VA pse.-
iess oehasUr tns dJa JunA 4. JON 90. tor nis
uhllrins eujrts 10 c,Lry th4t great nnanciak
measure against all the inJua. rings OF tno
country, inc CD making the dJlIar OF tuo
rlcA and poor allie.
hE'oLyED, That We leaan with joyful feel
ings ot tue acceptance OF Reelection To tue
oh'ted states SENATE bs senator Jones' aud 10
pledge ourselves ~ Use all nonorabie uaeatls TO
prouuee tnat result, Dslieying that in han We
nave tried. GaItnfal states IAN, a fearless
ANA eloquent triOIne.
kEsoLgED, Iha. W. 90 not approve OF tho
course of senator sharon IN ae1e Jting tho
hlgh position VI enagur Of the umled olatrs
anu then hesiectahs is ddsiss, aII soIld
most respectfully .e4uest hln W resigu.
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KEY FOit CRANE

1t appears after all that Postmaster
General Key 5 trip TO the Pacific Coast
ia palace car. paid tor by the people,
was more OF a political mission than an
examination OF tbs postal service. he
Is now reported by the Associated
Press as 81, ing that he felt of the popa-
lar pulse While travelling on funds
tns pubic parsr, and Vas. greatly as
tonisnrd TO tiud Republic Ins 50 gener-
ally in favor OF renominating General
Graat for The Presidency in 1880. He
believes that the advocates of q strong
government will rally under Grant,
and that he will be elected if nominated.
The allusion of this eleventh honr con-
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vert to a 'strong Government" i'm
plies, that Key considers the present
Administration weak one, and the
fact that Hayes selected a man, who
declared week before his appoint
ment, on the floor of the United States
Senate. that Tilden was elected Presi-
dent. for member of his Cabinet is
conclusive evidence that he is right in
SO thinking.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Salt Lake Biga,ny Case.


SALT LAKE CRY, Oct. 80.
In the Miles examination this morn
ing, John Taylor, President of the
Mormon Church, appeared as a wit.
ness. lie avowed himself polyga-
mist; that he had children and grand
children by polygamous marriages;
that Miles came to him for advice. His
story was as follows: Miles knew Miss
Owens in England. When young he
went to sea as sailor. Ia Australia he
met Mormon missionary, became a
member of the Church, aud went to
st. George, Utah. Previous to this, he
had written Miss Owens, Offering mar
riage. He claimed that he had re.
ceivec no reply. He understood that
she had accepted him, bat that be had
not received her letter. While at ST.
George. Utah, he had made marriage
engagements with two young women.
From st. George he came to Salt Lake
and met Miss Owens, from England.
He asked his (raylor's) advice. which,
as given, was that if the three mar
riages were performed they must be in
the order of the ages OF the young
women; that Miss Owens was not the
eldest; that Miss Owens felt aggrieved
at this management. but that it was ill.,
sisted upon as IA rule of the Church.
Other testimony shows that the elder
Miss Spencer and Miss Ovens were in.
troduced aud acknowledged afterwards
as the wives of Miles, but that the
younger Miss Spencer, the sister.
backed out of the engagement.
The Investigation is still in progress.
The Grand Jury meets early IN Novem
Der, and will be composed of about an
equal number of Mormons and Cen
tiles.
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Delinquent Notice.

SAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR MINING COMPANY
LOCATION Of principal place of business,
san francisco, california,
Location of Works, humboldt county Nevada.
olIOb- mere are delinquent, upon the
following described Stoch, ON account of Az
sessmeat No. - levied ON the sth day of
september, 1915 the several amounts 1
opposite the names OF the respective share.
holders. az follows:
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And Ia accordance with law and an ord, r az
the Board. tDirectors, made ON III. 9th day on
SEPTEMBER. 1878, 80 many shares of each p4rcet
oi such stock may be necessary viii he
sold at public auction, at the office Of the
Company, koom 81 No. $40 Pine street
san Francisco, California, ON TUESDAY
the TIVE fIH day Of NOVEMBER. l8,8
at the hour Of IL o'clock NJ, of said DIV. To-
pay said delinquent assessment thereon 10.
gether with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.
p. NJ. McLAREN. Secretary
Omce-Room 81, No. $40 Pine street. San
Francisco. California. oc2Std
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Winnemucca, October 10. 1878.
To me Public:

SOME persons ere circulating the report
- that il Cap Comins is elected Assessor
that would be his deputy. In explana, ion
will say to the people, / have had Mr..
Comins stopping with me for near two years
through motives of personal friendship. l
wish to declare publicly That there has never
been any understanding OF any kind between
us looking to my appointment as his deputy
in case Of his election. And should he be
elected, my business arrangements are such
that could not, without detriment to myself,
accept any appointment under him or any
one else. Most respectfully yours,
oc2S-lw A. kLEINHANS,
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COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEES

A. W. Fisk, Chairman, G Mangleman, Sect
FRANK Carpenter, } b, Hanna, j. n. Thack4r.
NJ Meador. $. b, Palmer. N. DeIbanco
), d. hughes, Isaac Foster
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POLITICAL CARD.

To THE voreRs OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY
The undersigned, L. W, Greenwich, Demo-
cratic nominee, and NJ 8. Thompson. Repub-
lican nominee for state Senator, respectfully
submit that on account Of the severe illness
OF Mr.. Thompson and the pressing private
business of Mr.. Greenwich we find that we
will not be able 10 canvass the county in the
present campaign. We have therefore agreed
with each other TO submit the claims of our
respective parties for your suftrages without
further solicitation. hereby renewing our
pledges gwen to our respective cow, ntions
Which so highly honored US
l.. w. greenwich,
NJ S. THOMPSON.
Winnemncca Octoher 10. 1873. I'd
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