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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-12-19
ATWATER.
6rrespondence

NV17ecHV"NeNSo-
Death has visited our locality once more, and
removed from our midst Mr.. J. C. Bow, for
merly of this place. but recently a resident Of
Alliance. After three long and weary years of
continual suffering, which he bore cheerfully and
resignedly, the brave heart and vigorous mind
sank peacefully into eternal rest. and with per-
feet confidence that the God who created him
would dispose of him in accordance with His
justice and goodness" A large circle of friends
gathered at the cemetery in Atwater on Sunday
last to mingle theirsympathies with the bereaved
family and to pay their last tribute of respect to
the departed.
W.F. Burns has leased the extensive works
belonging to the Atwater Stonewrre Co.. and
with an increased force of hands and facilities.
he will make things lively here cnce more.
v. Bryan. marble dealer and undertaken, has
just received fine assortment of cofflns and bu-
rial robes. including the celebrated Atkins Glass
Burial Casket, which for beauty and elegance.
surpasses all others made. The sombre or gloomy
appearance of the wooden box is greatly relieved
by this beautiful crystal receptacle.
T. L. Hough, our enterprising collar maker.
has received so many orders for his superior make
of horse collars that he has been obliged to en-
ploy four more workmen in order to meet the
demands: besides. he resumes work himself with
@ increased force of infantry. It's q girl
weighs lbs. Cigars. Tom.
A Thespian Society has been organized ut the
Center. and proposes to give q series of public
entertainments during the coming winter. Their
efforts should be literally if not largely patron
lied. as the proceeds will be devoted to the hoi-
est of purposes-the relief of the worry poor and
distressed.
A Asingular proceeding transpired here some two
weeks ago. that has just become known. The
wife in q family who are in INDECENT circumstan-
stances. repaired to an adjacent town and begged
not in her own name, but in the name of one O
our well-to do laborers, and telling diferent!sto
ries at each place. At one house she asked fol
bed clothing for a family unknown in this vicin-
ity; at another. she begged for and obtained in
fant's clothing and food for one of first fami
lies. and numerous other laughable and ridicu
lous tales. The rumors were traced by some o
the offended parties. and the donors affidavit
obtained with q view of litigation. but as thu
offenders were mon con,pms memtis. +" after a tho
rough reprimand. in which some bad French wa
used. the difficulty was dropped for the present
D. o. C.
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Last year the Fraudulent Admins
tration of Hayes expended $134, ,50O,-
600, besides the amount paid for inter-
est ON the public debt; or, in other
words, ii spent S6S. 200, 600 more than
Buchanan's administration spent for
the same purposes in 1859, including
100000 more for the army, and S3,-
100000 for the navy. The comparison
fs still worse for Hayes in Buchanan's
last year. Hayes expended S64, 500. :
600 more than Buchanan did in 1860,
including slG,OOOOOO more for the
army, ,and$6, 600, ,OOOmore for the navy |!
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Cheese Factory
For Sale or Exchange (!

Having gone into partnership with a firm in
Wellsviile Ohio. for the manufacture of White
Granite Queensware. will SELL or exchange
for small farm my half interest in the '.Spring
Hill Cheese Factory located one-fourth of =
mile north of RoOtstOwn Station. and known as
Camp & Cos. Factory This is the finest fac
tory in Northern Ohio. Centrally located, with
Large ana commod'o9s moo na, cnrams mouse. & stories
with good base burner stove for fall and spring
use; large manufacturing room. with 4 large
and engine room, fitted up with No. 1 good
boiler and engine for churning; good ice houses
and horse barn, with good hog yard containing
~ acres, This Factory is fed by three very fine
soft water sprin gs and is fitted up with all the
modern improvements necessary for q first
class cheese factory and creamery. and has the
patronage of from 400 to GOO cows. A good
practical cheese maker and a soorker, owning
| this half can make his $1,000 year sS
For particulars address l. b. CLARK.
| New Milford, Portage Co %.
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SOME 1900 Democrats were dis
franchised in Philadelphia at the late
election on account of non payment si
taxes. The Americus Club is about
to take the matter in hand and will
undertake to raise $50, 900 for the pay.
ment OF the taxes of INDECENT voters.
The payment of this sum will enfran.
chise $4,000 voters for two years SO far
as the tax qualification is concerned.
The Republican committees, 1t is as
certained, operated this way in Phila-
delphia during the recent canvass :
The names of the residents of an elec-
ton precinct were filled in the stubs
of the tax collectors books and the re-
ceipts issued in blank. The money
was paid in the county treasury upon
the names borne upon the stubs which
of course satisfied the Controller that
everything was regular. The blank
receipts were then issued on election
day by filling in the names of such
persons as required them. In this way
probably 15,OOn votes were secured
for the Republican ticket which other
wise would ..aye been lost.
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Not a Candidate.

A reporter of tho Enquirer inter-
viewed Senator Thurman on Friday
last upon the subject of his candidacy
for the Governership. In reply to the
question of the reporter, "Do you
propose 10 allow your name to be used
a. the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Ohio" the Senator replied:
"To every person who has suggest
ed to me that I should be our candi-
date for Governor, have replied that
l could not consent. The more have
reflected on the subject the better sat-
isfied am that the interests of the
party do not equire me to make that
race, and certainly my own well-being
requires that I should not undergo
the trial and strain of mind and body
that . canvass for that office will ne
cessitate, Besides, there are very
many worthy men in the party, either
one of whom would make q good cam
didate, and whose friends desire their
nomination, and it would be an un-
gracious thing in me to interfere with
their prospects. There are other and
very strong reasons why should not
be tho candidate, but It is unnecessary
to state them. Indeed, it is with re-
luctance that 1 say anything upon tho
subj cot, for there is q seeming pre-
sumption in the declinatiOn of thing
that has not and may never be offered
but inasmuch as some of our papers
have come out for my nomination,a and
I am informed by letter from friend
st Columbus, received this morning,
that it is rumored that they have done
50 with my appreciation, it is proper
for me to cay that such is not the case,
and that my mind is firmly made mp
not to run for the Governorship."
Correspondence Is this decision f.
nal and irrevccable ?"
Judge Thurman with decisiop)-"It
is. 1 can not subject myself to tho
strain of such . canYass. have just
gone through canvass which few
men of my age would have attempted,
and do not feel that it would be JUS
tice to my physical condition to so
soon 60 through another equally as
exciting. Again, how preposterous
for me to say that will accept q crown
which is not offered! !" $685.
Corrsspondent-"B But, Judge, with
in your graspF -.... ...-...
Judge Thurman-"I can not and
will not consent to be candidate"
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IF Major Mckinley makes sTtariff
speech this session, we hope he will
demonstrate, to the satisfaction of the
workingmen of Canton, that q tariff
tax Of 81 a ton on pig iron is much
better than one of SIS ton, as propos-
ed by Fernando Woods tariff bill of
last session. Let the Major give at
least ono fnct-just one. Also, he
might state that the five dollar tax was
recommended by leading iron men,
Republicans, of fPittsburgh.-Stark Co.
Dom. 4- t..., t,e,.-..-... ,....-..
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NE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
sAAUEL D. HARRIS EDITOR AND PusL1sHzz
The Press for $3.50 a Year,
n ddU0nce.
The Blaine resolution with the
Thurman amendment, passed the Son.

The Blaine resolution with the
Thurman amendment, passed the Sem
ate.
-54u7 Esrs< National -RAnk-ond tha
Commercial Bank of Saratoga, New
! York suspended on the 18th inst.
. 'sonfE of the Republican papers no.
fice the absence of any remarks ahout
Civil Service Reform in Hayes mes.
sage.
The Republican party is in q minor
ity in every State in the Union EXCEPT
three, and, yet they boast that the e :
nancial policy of the Administration
has been approved by the people.
GILBERT o. SHOVE. the Greenback
candidate in the Cuyahoga District has
backed out of the contest of the seat
of Amos Townsend and withdrawn
his charges and specifications.
.! TIE Stark County Democrat sup.
gests Major Mckinley as q suitable
candidate for King of Bulgaria in case
Grant declines the honor. Why not
Isn't he bigger man than old Grant ?
The name of Hon. E. B. Eshelman.
of the Wayne County Democratic, is
mentioned as q candidate for State
Auditor in the contest next fall. No
more capable man could be selected
for the place. es-
A MAINE Republican Congressman
now in Washington, says Ladd and
Aurch. the two Greenback Congress-
men elected in that State in Septem-
Der, will act with the Democrats in
the next Congress. 'a
GevERNoR Wade Hampton had his
leg amputated below the knee on the
10th inst; and on the same day the
Legislature Of South Carolina elected
him q. s. Senstor from that State.
The vote for him at the Senate was
unanimous and only two against him
in the House.
CosGREss will adjourn on Friday
till the 9th of January to enable the
members to enjoy the holidays. What
pity it is the people can not all take
. recess, abandon all worldly care and
enjoy themselves for q couple of weeks
about this season, as we'll as their
'servants."
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was helping. She went. for some purpose to the
kettle when her dress caught fire. and were it
not for the timely assistance of Casper Weimer
and Others. would undoubtedly have been badly
burned. As it was she escaped, except her
clothes and one of her hands being severely
burned.
A good many people are complaining of colds.
Dec. 13. 1878. ROVER.
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MARRIED
NOTICE,

Times Of Holding Court In the 9th
Judicial District, for the Year
1879.
THE STATE OF ONO, So.
rT1O THE CLERK OF THE COURT OF CON-
County Of PORTAGE: It is hereby ordered. that
the several terms Of the District. and Court Of
in the several counties Composing the Ninth Ju-
dicial District of the State of Ohio, commencing
as follows, t0-wit:
In Trumbun County, ON April Sd.
In Portage county. on April 2lst.
In Lake county. on March 18th. iiett
In Geauga county. on March 3ist;
In Mahoning county. on March 18th,
In Colum6iana county. on April 14th.
In Carroll county, on April 10th.
In Stark county. on April Sd.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll county. on Jan. 18th. May bth. Sept.
In Stark County. on Jan. 18th. May 9Th. Osto-
In CoIumbiana county. on Feb. Sd. May 18th.
In Mahoning county, on Jan. 18th. May sth.
In Trumbull county. ON Feb 10th, May 3eth.
In Portage county. on Jan. 18th, May 9th. Sept.
In Lake county. on Feb. 10th. May asth. octo-
In Geauga county. on Jan. 18th. May 9Th.
sept. 10TH
In Ashtabula county. on Jan. 18th. May bth.
Sept. 18th.
You will enter the foregoing orders ON the
journal of the District Court. and Court of Com
mon Pleas Of your county, and cause the same to
be published according to law. for three weeks:
Witness the signatures Of the Judges of said
District. at Warren, this 36th day Of Oct. A. D.
1878 H. B. WOODBURY..
T.. TAYLOR, Fl
s..s- .4,s p, b. CONAN
p. A. LAUB1E,
L. 8. SHERMAN,
s, MEYER.
- e. '- - Judges.
THE STATE OF OHIO,
Portage County, IS. -
l. john MEHARG. Clerk of the Court of Conn
mon Pleas within and for said County and
State do hereby certify the foregoing to be q
true copy of the original order on fle in my
- Witness John Meharg, Clerk Of our said
g. Court and the seal thereof at Ravenna,
U.s. this 15th day of November, A. D. 1873.
JOHN MEHARG, Clerk.
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THE MARKETS.


RAvENNA. Dec. ii 1873.
ATLANTIC MILLS FLOUR AND FEED.
FLOUR-New Process, 81 85 per sack; A.
$140; o. K, 81 Is.
FEED-Bran. 6Oc per 100 lbs. I; Middlings, SOC;
Chop. 81; ; Corn Meal. 81 10; Oil Meal. - SO.
WHEAT-9Oc.
CORN-Shelled brings SIC; ears, 22c,
OATS-26 cts.
RYE-No. brings 60s
BARLEY-None TN market.
HAY-Selling at IS q s.; according to
quality. Dull sale.
BEEF-Per cwt., - 90 9&4 80
HOGS-Dressed. s. COOS 81 per cwt.
LARD-City rendered exc.
SMOKED MEATs-City sugar Cured Hams
selling at 10c; Country &c. J-4
Shoulders. City cured selling at zkc. Dried
| Beef selling at 1bs.
| Chickens dressed. buyers pay cents; un
dressed Sc: Turkies, undressed. &c. --
BUTTER--16e.
CHEESE-Retails. 12hc. Buyers pay Z q &C.
EGGs-buyers pay 20e per dog. - ni'
POTATOES-Buyers pay 10000. >t
DRIED APPLEs-2kc. per lb.
BEANS-Choice hapdpicked In small deman
at 81 Is per bu. Medium 81 60.
vINEGAR-Pure cider ,retails s50s0o per gal
| TALLOW-Buyers pay bhc.
| HIDES-Green, trimmed. No. l, &c
| EEATHERS-Best retail at 75c. 1'-i
| WHITE LIME-$1 90 per bbl. s
| WATER LINES %
sALT-Coarse sells at 81 75; nne 81 30.
| wOOD-stove 81 bO0a 90; g feet wood $50
| q s8 50 per cord. Eas
SUGARS e-a .. go.
Coffee sells foE. lie
| Extra c ........................... 1Oc
Granulated .......................... lie
4 Pulverized -" .12Kc
Crushed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .1aHc
| Brown Observation-Disclosures. 9 @10c
| MOL ASSES -
New Orleans sells for. go q 75C
White Drip syrup...... ............ s5c
Golden Drip IS $500. ............ u
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Total tax col'ed in Is years &c, ,O33, ,554
This is a very good showing for tho
Banks, but the Controller should have
been kind enough to make showing
ON the other side, and for the benefit
of the whole people, who employ him
and pay him his salary. Bot a. he has
not done so, we will try and supply
his commission. While the Banks were
paying this handsome amount of taxes
to the people, the government was
paying to these Banks, as interest on
the bonds deposited with 1t. to secure
it's circulation, an annual interest of
SIS, 100000 in gold, aggregating for
the fourteen years they haye been in
existence, $26S. 100000. In addition
to this there was issued to these Banks
about $500, 100000 of currency, which
after deducting 80 per cent. as a re-
serve, hetted them annually about
ST., 200, 600 in interest, which, in four
teen years, amounted to the sum of
$23S, S,OOO, 600 more. Add this to the
interest ON the bonds, and we have the
handsome sum of $500. 500, 900, from
which deduct the tax of $50, ,O33, ,554,
and it leaves the handsome profit of
$42O, 766, ,446, ,on an investment of $780,
OOO,OOO fourteen years ago.
That is the net amount the people
have had to pay for allowing the Banks
to issue . portion of the currency,
when the government might have done
it itself, and saved that amount. TINS
is one of the evils foisted upon the
people by the Republican party, and
it is the mission Of the Democratic
party to relieve the people of this bur-
den. This will be the absorbing ques-
ton in future campaigns, until the
great burden and wrong is removed"
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

GOOD DRlRY FARM CONTAIN
~ ing l56 acres, with ample buildings. good
rult trees will be sold low and on liberal terms.
or part iculars enquire at this office.
Oct. q. 1878. tt.
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Dec. 9th & 2Sth 1873.
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m. of each day, the
entire stock Of
stoves, Tin Ware, Copper. sheet
Iron and Brass Ware. CrOckery,
Elass Ware and wooden Ware.
Also one pair Fair banks' standard
Scales, Show Cases, Counter, Desk, Shelv-
ing, SC.
Also one Warehouse building, 20 Is it., one
Oil Tank. one spring Express Wagon.
Everything will be sold without reserve.
1T SIDDALD.
Assignee of Shaffer b Wadsworth.
Dec.2, 1878. b3s-4w.
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On the 9th inst. Mr.. Sayler asked
leave to offer asresolution demanding
OF the Treasury Department state
ment as 10 the exact amount of gold
and silver coin and bullion received
at the treasury from the 3lst Of Janu-
ary to the 1st of December, 1878; the
amount received for customs duties, 4
per cent. bonds and other sources the
amount paid out for interest; the
amount of 4 per cent. bonds subscrip-
ton amount of currency redeemed
the exact amount of coin owned by
the government on the 1st of Decem.
ber, after deducting all liabilities pay
able in coin, except the principal of
the national debt, and the percentage
OF this amount to the aggregate of le-
gal-tenders and nationvl bank notes
then outstanding. The queries pro-
pounded were eminently proper, for a
faithful response would give Congress
and the public much Information about
our finances that it is necessary to know
in order to act on the pending Iegisla-
ton. But the resolution was not re.
ceived owing to the objection of Mr.,
Garfield on the ground that it would
impose too much extra work on the
Treasury Department. Mr.. Sayler
should not give it up SO, for the infor-
nation sought is too valuable to be
lost:
Wo0DMAN, spare that tree. This
cry comes from the far-ais hted people
all over the land. Our timber is grow
ing scarce. Railroads consume II, ,0OO,.
600 ties every year. That is equiva.
lent to 100000 feet of oak lumber,
or about 100000 cords of wood. This
il equal to the product of 1900 acres,
or about twelve square miles of heav-
lily .timbered land, and 1t goes on year.
ly for railroads alone.
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What IL Costs.

The Seneca Advertiser says: 1.-THE
Controller of the Currency has just is
sued his annual report, in which he
makes plea for the continuation of
the National Banks. He gives the fol-
lowing as the figures of the amount of
taxes collected from these Banks, by
the United States, since the commence
ment of the system:
On Circulation. .$39, 9,775,817
On Deposits. 4O,328, ,256
On Capital. 5,929, ,48O
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SUFFIELD.

MANTUA. Dec. Ii. 1878.
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nNE good years old Mare lis good to work
~ and perfectly sound and of good size; price
$l0O. Also, 1-yeArling Colt. Call at the resi-
dence OF 3. Scranton. TX miles west of RaYenna.
63S-9w* C.. p. SCRANTON.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 3,s.
U. i . s:..: % ~ ~. y. t. T:r g. .i 4. -! .s S%:r'a'

TINTED STATES LAND OFPIcE, CARSON
~ City. Nevada. July \, 1875 Notice 10
hereby given that the DkLAwAhK siLvkk
| MINING COMPANY, q corporation organized
under the o OF California by j. q. Curry, its
agent, whose posiofice addrss 10 at Virginia
City, county OF STOREY. State OF Nevada, has
this day made and nled 10 this once its duIy
verified application LOT patent from the United
states for twelve hundred li200D linear FEET OF
the Delawars lode or ven, bearing god and
silver. with surface ground sta hundred (C0O) fset
10 width. and being %oficisly surveyed. plated
and designated - ". n. survey No. 81. Town.
ship 10 norh, Rangc % east, NJ ID. d. and ~,
and more particularly described ~ follovs. 10
Wit:
Beginning IL . poet MARRIED " north center"
shsnce The center Of the Dslsvsrs Silver Mining
Conpany's vorking shait bears south 4 degrees
10 minutes esst. distant71 feet; thence running,
drst courss. south ~ degrees IS minutes west
80 feet TO post marked NO. I. u. h. Survey No.
"; thence, second course. south 10 degrees 20
minutes esst 1910 feet 10 poet marked No. :,
u.s .. Survey No. %; thence. third course. north
~ degtess - minutes east 60 feet 10 post
married No. .. U. u. Survey No. %; thence.
fourth eoufse. north 10 degrees 10 MINUTES west
lt11 6o-ID fe<t topost Married preference poss."
v. ,. Survey No. %. whence the northeast cor
ner Of section II, rownship 10 por'h. Range ~
east. n. u. ID. and NJ, bears north % degrees
10 minutes east. distant s72t feet; thence. nnn
fourse, north 10 degrees IS minutes west n
30-i00 feet 70 poet married. NO. 4. U. \. survey
No. %; and thence, sixth coufse. south ~ de.
gree 70 minutes west 800 feet 20 point Of begin.
ning. married north CENTER" containing 10
Courses expressed from the true meridian,
with . magnssic variation OF i6k degrees east.
This claim 10 situated IL Gold NH or inner.
lean Flat hioing District, and dolly recorded IN
Book u OF locations. btorey County heeords,
-. -; sna notiee :, hereby iufth.f
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JULIA CONSOLIDATED INNING

d COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the siIth
day OF September. ISIS. IN Assessment
tho. O. OF One Dollar OtD per share was levied
upon the ca piial stock Of The corporation. paya.
BILE Immediately, In United States gold celn.
to the Secretary. at the ONCE Of the Company.
tig California street. Room No. Q, Han Francis.
Gu, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain uspsid ON the eleventh day OF October.
1878. will be delinquent, and advertised Tor sale
~ pubic %anction, and unless payment IL made
before. will he cold on "WEDNESDAY. the
thiftieth day of October. 1875, TO pay the delin
quent assessment. together with costs Of I'd.
yvrtising and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. NOkL, Secretary.
Ohice-No. 40 California street, Room No. 5.
sAn Francisco, California. seii I'd
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NOTICE TO T%Ax.PAYERs.

uAvINa RECEIVED TuR ASSESSMENT
III boil Of tho town Of Gold Hin for the
nscai year ending Nay. 1879. notice 10 hereby
givrn 10 all parties Interested that the Taxes
on ell property asressed In the Tosn Of Gold
Hill. OF One Dollar and Twenty i've CenisOti 7sI
upon each One Hundred Dollars ttio0, 10 due
aud payable from and after septanber 10, 1878,
at my once. In Gold Hill. a. the Town Hall,
haiu street, from 10 o'clock A. ~. 10 4 o'clock
r. =. Of each day.
All Taxes remaining unpaid on the 10th day
Of octobsr. ISIS. will be reiumed 80 ~deiinqusnf.
and ten per can't. added thereto.
J. l.. MooLErRY.
Town Manhsl and ex.ofieio Tar Collector.
Gold I'LL. Sept. 10. 1878. ssii noso
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nALEpoxIA sILyE. MlSIsa

Of business, Fan Francisco. California.
Location o. works. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that d . meetins. OF
the BOARD Of Directors, held on the 18th day
Pity Gents per shars was levied upon the cap
ltai stock nj the corporation. payable immedi-
ately, In United States gold coin. 10 the Secre.
nry, q the once OF the Company, No. tit
California street, San Prancisoo, california .
remain unpaid on the alst day OF october,
1878, Will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale 1t public auction. and unless payment 10
made before will be sold on MONDAY, the
mn dsy Of November. 1878, 10 pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with cost OF i'd
II. WEokNRR, secretaN.
omos-lit California street. Ben rrsscDco.
0AiiforniA. seistd Z.