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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-02
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ca Il E4 kr SIS a.
Big Meadows Canal and 1rrigating Company.
location OF Works, Humboldt County.
Nevada Principal place of business,
Rye Patch, Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meet
IN ing OF the Board Of trustees, held ON
the 2Sth day of March, 1878, an assessment
tAo.l2t OF % 50 per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable i'm
nledlately IN p.e. eCId coin to the Secretary
&C the oLice II the COMPANY, Rye putch.
Nevada.
Amy stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid
Fl J SATURDAY, APRIL 27TH. 1878,
Shall be declared delinquent and advertised
Tor sale at pubic auction, and unIe b payment
10 maze before wsii be sold on SATURDAY. Mav
Zoth, 1915, 10 pay the delinquent assessment
togethtawith cost " advertising and q peuses
fThe sale,
BY oIder Of the Board OF Trustees.
Rye Patch, Nevada. Marcn 2,th, 1918.
JAMES ii. BURLAND. secretary.
r7vr+o 40 April 2-td,
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r PETER WEST.
Notary Public.

Humh oidt County Nevada.
w ILL take Acknowledgements to Deeds,
w Mortgages Powers of attorney. D.clar'
ations OF honseeads, Leases, Liens. Affidavits
and other Instruments VI whiting, d. avn
with care. yrt-
VIII 90 general Collecting, Business and
attend ro1ptl5to aitordafs. apl-7,7-M
y .n mF3 MMw kaeE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-02

To caH a mao an ass is, q, .reproach.
bns ia Arabia Undertaking o lost friend,
they frePseotlys exclain, J, .Alas. INV be.
loved jackassl' .'iitog
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-19

unp cine Sdole nit fcinselicbenem 3udsr
fannen auf einem anoeru Brett. Shate
natm sinen Wceal unp ttat 3udsr binein.
Damn sltten feline Siide wscer uter Die
Jla1dsn bin. Gel es nun, bab ct ess Sc,
lsns unfuncis cosr in bic1em bsioncsrn
Sale hse 0spdcbtaib i'm perlisb, ssnua,
er nabmN NvsriAispsne 6(aidsn, unb lit
lorsiaa, entfcrfsne, iuhte er ith burd oen
@srud ,u belsbren. Ooh aud lsinsr Sra
le trauts er nidt, ,pseaal6 cr, um fsnsn
Srrttam su beseben, ss ensm fleinsn @ia>
ie sriff, es balp aus pieIsr, talo aus iener
5lalhe fallts unp ispeSmal ben Sabalt be
pldtis iibsr lfine 3unss slsitsn lief.
Gnolid par er Gsinsr Sahe semjb. gr
nabm cine Jlalds, rpslhe bisbsr unteah
tst asbjsben, Iiiats ren pocal stmas iitsr
bic 5alIte, sob ein SrGpihen tsibts Wal
Ter bin,u uno Der Wscl mar fsrtia.
Shweiseno ttu3 er oes Gstrauf au1 sinsm
5sllsr mad BEN &aiutsntilh tiniibsr.
Damn Inbete er bic In elmer brauHen 9yra
banseape b,pselihs 9amps AT, sbsn 70 pas
9,ht uberbatb pes Don otinssn IN Der
Shpebe s,baltsnsn Gpmpalies, worauf er
Der pon Der 9faoel unabblngissn trans
parenten Winbrple einen leihtsa Stpb
nah Often berum 9ab.
(gortfsbuns f,let.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-09-19
Oeutlblnno uuo 9oilanS.
(GOrtfsbuns folet.)

Sbslsih fur llihe Gamitienoerbinoun
gen bsuts nidbt msbr pielslbe gBidiiassit
baten, mie frabsr, 70 fam euh Der in
oisien 1assn 3n Berlin voasc5ene Ser'
mdbluns Der prinseliln Warie uon p;su
ben, altefen 5odter ces prin5sn Jr,sorid
Carl, nit pem Yrin,en @sinrih Der yis.
osrlanse eine politlde Sereutuns niht
gut atselprohsn wsrosn. 3lpilhsn ben
,,junsen" Watten beilebt Elm Nl'ersanter
lfieo BON 35 Saeren, mas e5 wabrlhein.
lid maht. pab Der Su frwartsnoe @larS
elmer 3rons bel Der Yrin,sliin niht cbns
ginmirfuns gewslsn 1T. Die Ssrliner
wollsn riifsn, iie babe 9fsiauns gu sinsm
Manne ssbatt, oslisn ysis ibr ussen
ees Stanossunterl lAiepe5 psriast sstlietsn
iei.
gBs bsm aud isi, bic Ausfd ten bes
prin,sn 5sinria auf bic &rone Yon Sol,
lamb fuo nidt ihlsht. Ser alte &6nis
0ilbs!m Ill, jsBt berets I'M 62. Sabre
itebenp. ldmarmt nod INNER fir bic bsi-
ben eritsn Der betannttn brei gB" Dein,
0siter unp Warfsl). Soicrt mad benz
Sops ieinsr @smasln ca. SUM- 1879
uerlisbts er iib in bic fran,siilhs Sause.
ria 5milie amsre, erbc5 iie in Den Sra.
fenitano uno miirre Il, sebeiratbet babsn,
wsnn lih nidt gu pisls sswihti3e Stim.
men pa3essn srtobsn batten. Bon lsiusn
bsipsn unpermabltsn S0bnsn 1T Der
8ronpsin, Elm sarrian, Der Yor9atsn leu,
tirfti5 in paris, leinem lansjdbrisen
aufentbaltscrtr, gan, ais prtpatmana ,u
lsben. Der jinssrs Qrin3 1T puu Natur
elm 9hwatlina. 90 sIaust man, es
psrbe purd einen GaEiiienratb bic 6rons
pemaahlt pem Yrin,en SsinrA iibsrtra.
gen wsrpen. Sa Deutlhlane iisbt man
bierin cine Nnnabsruns 5oaanps, bic cine
fdnftiss giapsrlsibuns p,rtsrsitst.
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: E + a e..

- Das OaerBeriht nen Npro. Carolina
bat filrsliA cine qatlAsicIa5 absssebsu,
welAs in anperen Staatsn uadyabmt ga
wsrpen psrpisnt. IS bat namlih ptn
Sls aufssasut ugGsnu elm N:d.sr ss-
itlttet bat, pab Der Aaualt pss Rldsers
ben Ssrtlastsn in einem Giuilpro,eB in
leiner NnIprahs an Die 8sihworsnen psse
@runp bsruatsrisbt uao ials6t maht, 70
aitt piss Gem Gstfla5tsE ssnu ,snoen
@runp, einsn nsusn 0ro,sb "a osrlanssn."
Bsfanntlih fommt es nht isitsn por, oaD
ber baupt,wsd elmer Jsa3s III ben 8.r-
flaateu purh ben ADpOtatsn lh!eht ma,
den gu lalisn, un> baufJ w:rosn pa,u
lpscea 0itsrmaulsr BON AOpo ;dten rnja-
ART, barsn saa,e &uait sb.u pas SblsAt.
MAIDEN IT, 9Bsnn bic Gntl heipuna pes
O5erssrihts Yca ylore Gltclina etpa5
easu betraJt oieisg Mie5rsaa Elm gaos
,u MAIDEN, 70 lam IL pisl Watts mrtsn.
- untsrbalb Gerifsr. 81 puros por
einiasn llssa Elm sroBsr 8aumtlmn uon
Dem MuNiippl ans llisr gsitm.mmt. aui
wsldsm man einsn stna GtbenIapriAsn
SaaGea In tsmabhalsm .iutanoe eniosdte.
Aasm NnItsiue naa battle ab rsr Saabe
ianf bio |ets Gage Otne Nabrung nuf oem
Baumitlmms bsiuneea uno mar aus pan.
ger obnmdhts ssworpen. Der I8o:p,r
lag in siuer ma'pealrtiasn Gtrtiefuns in
pem Stamms une purte auf Dieie l8silt
PORN Serabiattn btpabrt Die Nlnne,,
mslhe ben 8leinsn flnosn. iru3sn i'm IN
elm tsniAbartes 5armbaus uno Y:rp1s5
ten iba auf's Bite @r bat l.itosm pas
Bswub!itin ,arudsrlanst, 1T ieps,b non
mid. I'M Siaups. l.b bsutlt onitSnolih
gu mahsg uno man wsib oabsr noh ndt,
muber er fam. Wlan u.rmutbst isoot
baB er fih if3cno no nabs Der Nuaoal
oes Millouri auf ben am lllsr lisssposr
Baum pa5ts, paB esbtsrtr Ia bic Str6
mun3 gsrita unp ptn guabfn NIT fort
Slsrit. D,s Naumrinps yiGs5 um p
Vertiefln,. IN mslhsr ptr Jslsins laa ma
anseRaat, woraas bsruorasbl, nap esbtt
rsr purh bic 9linpe isiu Qsbsn Al irthsl
psFIuhts,
- Gin tiitet, Der In elnsm ocrnsb
men oauls gu Boitsa cine Arbsit "a uert
rittsu bate, warps anistlaJt al, sinen
Bureau eine solosnt US asifpalsn a 81
ben. gt bstbtusrts lsns llaIhnlo, warp
atsr ias 0sflnsniB ss ,orfsn. 5dblieBltd
fanb bic anttdserin, pab ibr fieinss Wdo
den bic frusliAs l.pr an lih aencmmsn
Der lpfcrt aus bsr Daft entlafsns Gid
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5rplfurbis 9 d wa0eM.

90 llnse Der slmmenbs 5unff esr Qsbens.
fraft nod su. warmsu, bsIsn @luib angsfadt
wsresn fAnn, 10 lanse it nod Scifnuns fir ben
itwaAsn uno atss,tbrttn 3noalipen pcrban.
ben. MHss pabsr NeiErr psrSwrifslns icnreru
@rrii iAGpisn ass tislst unO Ger iernersn 4bat'
[I1t, CAB ss ein'ARittc! sibt. eaS biel9wincsn-
ten Nraits sinsS seryiittsten S9fsm0 nuf baS
Q8irtlmlts Wieperbrlteili. 81, t0Al1 iilO6i
eas unSs:asiblbs 3ontum Sofstter's
Waaenbiiisrs. ben NVrpsrn Der Sc,
ibwahtsa neue Nraii unp ibrcn Seren neuf
suiIauns sin. Mppstii, nfrilAencsr S6laf,
3unabme an 8isii6 uuo oeiunorr 5arte linr
tie irsfnSrsbsn Vsals!er rer QBseerbtlths
lunasprcSrlis, welbs eisles uuIbaybare StGr-
funasmittl raid ms Wuf ieet nno crIel9rrid
III Gnos fibri. lie 8sreaunng njrQ ,lisoesbtr.
asltsllt, taS Blut asnGsrl Ene ietaS Ssbensor'
gdn sffrGthai busb bas 0t!srs, eas lsltif BEN
wsibltdsn 0aumsn salagt, pcn rein ps9etabi
ldsr 3ulamhienlsBung nnp tnrbdus unl9ac.
LID 1T. 0straudt ss anp erlan8t usur araf
wisrsr,
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gBarum taaelanA nnier Den lhrcd

= Wotnhl ta9eIan8 nnlet Den I6rcd.
liden Aualen pcn 0ttnralsie (@efAlS,
ibmer3eu) 5n leieen, wenn A5ilfe 70 nabe
Sur 5auo lift cine 6raBe, Die mir alien
1eiDenoen pcrlesen mDhten.--@jebt in pie
niblte 9lpotbefe, bolt euA cine 6laIhe
ct. SatotS Otl uno ouBcnbliflibt sin.
oeruns pirp pas oleiultSt pey ARpeucun5
iain
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Sine nnantaitbare SSabrbeit

&t0e uuNUtuf1cHrS SSuDTDctt.
Gs ssidieti eua rsht, psnn ibr lsiost
uno wenn ibr in eieisr ld,Snsn Delt Gin
eurd Srantbeit seIlOrtss, iammsrpoass
esbsn fabrt, 70 lisst eer 6stlsr ei cub,
neil ibr eur uutanoisss gorurtbeil niat
ilbsrwaltiaer tSnnt. @rfatruns uuo se.
iunpsr @Isnihsasssltano msrosa bale ,ei,
asn. sab Orssn's Gusuii 5loper a1e
Qsbsrlfipsn, IAspsiie &opiihmsr,sn,
Sfriittlassn iaursn Massn, NsrpGF!Gt
NispersslAlasenbsit sc. eurirs, Das
Iittsl pirp in alien S:ap;su eteies Con.
tinsats eeysauIl ans cure Dyosniien ton,
Nsa sata iaBen, Welds auaeeSsidnete Gu'
reg ee terirtt bat. pfc5edaften 10
Gents. Drfi Dolen beben pas eeioen.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-08

A GENTLE HiNT.--ln our style of climate,
with its sudden changes OF temperature, rain,
wind and sunshine often inermingled in q sin
day,-it is no wonder that our children, friends
and relatives are so frequently taken from us
by neglected colds, half the deaths directly from
this cause A bottle of Boschee's German Syr-
up kept about your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, o large docter's bill,
and perhaps death, by the use of three or four
doses. For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages,
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or any dis
ease of the Throat or Lungs, its success is sim
ply wonderful, rs your druggist will tell you
Germap Syrup is now sold in every town and
village on this continent. Sample bottle for
trial, l0c.; regular size, 75c.
For sale by all druggists, and by GIBBES s.
CO., 9.2w.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Departed this life, in the town of Union, on
the sixteenth day Of February, A. d. 1878,
FRANCES N. RAwLs, daughter Of DIR. Benjamin
F. Rawls.
Her loss will sadden many hearts. The vir-
tues and charms which shed q lustre over the
inner sanctuary of her home, also shed Iustre
over her friendships. The faithful daughter,
the kind sister, was Slso the faithful and kind
friend. Steadfastness was one of her peculiar
characteristics. This is virtue which wins
especial admiration. This was the strong point
Of her attractions. She was true to her friends.
and therefore her friends reposed confidence in
her. Absent or present, doubt never clouded
the serenity Of their trust in her. As she was
yesterday they felt assured that she would be
to-day. In world where mutability is the or
der Of time, this Is o remarkable trait, and this
trait, with her courtesy Of demeanor, made her
beloved.
We sympathize with her family ip their be-
reavement. The tears well up in our eyes as
we contemplate the stern fact that she hos gone
from us to "the undiscovered Country, from
whose bourne no traveller returns"
.'N9 more will we meet her graceful form upon
our village streets. No more will we meet her
in the social circle, where her courteous bearing
always made her treasured member But her
gentleness, her refinement, her unselfishness,
her sweet temper, form cluster of precious
memories that will long linger with us.
"And, when the stream
Which overhowed the soul was passed away,
A consciousness remained that 1t had left,
Deposited upon the silent shore
OF memory, images and precious thoughts
That shall not die, and cannot be destroyed"
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Two Miles Before Breakfast,

In ncighborng city in Georgia, there is q
married woman, who, after her third coniine.
ment, had liberation, with all its repusive
symptoms. She tried in vain oil the nostrums Z;
her husband carried her to all the famous min
cral springs, went with her to New York, Phila-
delphia, and other places, to consult eminent
obstetricians, to no purpose. After the use of
the fifth bottle of Regulator, she has been fully
restored to her former health and happiness,
and is the joy Of the household-is able 10 walk
two miles before breakfast.
For sale by oil druggists and by A. IRWIN &
Co.. Union.
Feb l5 a.
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BABY CARRIAGES NEEDED.--Thc Milton Chron-
icle tells this one; "Person County, N. c., boasts
OF dame who pulls down 215 pounds, and who
gave birth to child on Saturday, another on
Sunday, another on Monday, another on Tues
day, another on Wednesday, and one on Thurs
day. Four Of them are living and doing well.n
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FAITHFUL UST0 DEArH.--Dexter, Me-, Pebru-
sry 2s.--Burglars. last evening. entered the
Dexter Savings Bank and murdered the CASH
ier, j. w Barron. because he refused to open
the bafs.' Mr.. Barron was found senseless,
gagged, and locked in q vault, and died this
morning. The robbers obtained about one hun
drcd dollars.
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HEAVY EAILURE.-New York, March 1.-The
Post says Jay L. Adams & Co., wholesale gro
GERS, announce that they will be compelled to
suspend in consequence Of the failure of ]. D.
Adams & Co., Of Nav Orleans. The two houses
formed general Partnership. The suspension
involves large amount and Is important.
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HonsE WAGER OPBN.-Lexington, Ky,
February l9.-Two prominent turfmeu in this
city have decided to match Harper Tcnbrook to
run against Parole, or Tom Ochitree, or any race
horse in America, two and half, three or four
miles, for $4,000 to $4,000 n side. and will al
low expenses to run either ut Lexington or
Louisville
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List Of Letters
Remaining in Uaion Post Office at the close of
the week ending March 2, 1873.
Miss Nancy Brown, Miss Myria Owens,
Peggy Humphries, MiIey Pucket,
" Mary johnson, b. M. Pearce,
Eliza Ringsmore, d. r. Sawyer,
Lamdan Lancy, Is. 8. Simon,
Mrs. Eliza McPerson, Rev. r. j. TAYLOR 10Y
Allen Nevat, r. I. Thomas
]. F. Wynn.
JAS. II. GOSS, +. NJ, Union, 8. C.
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Three thousand five hundred bills have been
introduced in the House of Representatives at
Washington since October last.
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Never 20 into store where you are not
wanted If man wants you to come to his
place Of business he will invite you through an
advertisement In your home paper. It's wrong
for you 10 intrudc upon Bis privacy 50 don't
"a,
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PEACE FOR CUBA.-New York, February 28.-
Havana letter of February 20 says: "The in
surgent chiefs submitted to the terms offered by
the Spanish government, Of which fact there is
no longer any doubt, and the restoration of peace
on this island may be regarded an accomplished
fact. The 25th Of the present month has been
designated as the date on which the insurgents
shall lay down their arms, and on the 18th peace
will be officially proclaimed
The INSURGENTS SURRENDER. -Hayanna, March
l.-Yesterday afternoon the insurgents in the
central department defiled before General Mar
timex Campos at Puerte Principe, surrendcring
their arms. The insurgents in the neighbor-
hood Of Trocha also surrendered their arms at
the same hour.
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MIR. Aiken of South Carolina has introduced
bill in Congress TO make Port Royal naval
station and depot of supplies.
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Notice of Final DISCHARGE.

SS Va AAAaA O1SCudTSe.
Rf permission Of Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of
- Probate of Union County, will, on Tues
day. the 10th day Of March next, make my final
return and settlement as Administrator of the
estate OF Thomas Vinson, deceased, and also ap-
ply for a final discharge as administrators afore-
said
All 2etsons indebted to the estate must make
payment on or before that day, and all persons
having claims against said estate must present
them, properly attested, on or before that day
or be forever barred.
JAS. W. vINSON, Admir-.
Feb % AN
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SORREL MARE STOLEN
StOD the Thief. q

SOP shS A"ACAe 5
STOLEN from my Stable, on Friday, tbSgR9t
~ of February, deep SORREL MARKs Swith
red name and Tail, q small white spot in the
forehead, the right eye defsctive-cailed ..moon
eye'-whte hair up to her Pasterr j. oint, and is
about or years old. 80
THE THIEF. IL
have every reason to believe thatfhe mare
was stolen by q colored man, named Wash Jeter,
as they both disappeared the same niebt-
wash is about 23 years old, about pet inches
OF his left foot never touches the ground; his
lett hand is half the size Of the right, and he
carries it with the palm turned backward and
upward. His right eyelid has been split up 10
the eyebrow and gives him IN ugly appearance.
Any Information that will enable me to recoy-
or my mare and capture the thief will be we'll
rewarded. Address j. BROKE JETER,
-, Santuc, Union Co.. n
March 8 10 49,
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that immediate attention should be given to the
matter Of working roads, and the law in rela-
ton to the matter be rigidly enforced.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
We would also suggest to the members Of the
Legislature the propriety of extending tho ages
Of persons liable to Road duty, SO that the law
willread "from 1s to 55 years." and also in re-
gard to the
PAYMENT OF JURORS AND WITNESSES,
for attendance upon the sittings of tho Court
The Grand Jury would call the attention of the
Court to the fact that many of the parties sum-
moned to attend as Jurors and Witnesses are
without the necessary means Of paying their
expenses while attending Court, and suggest
that tho members Of the Legislature take ncccs-
eary steps to remedy this matter.
CONCEALED WEAPONS
We would suggest to Public Officers generally
the propriety of prosecuting and bringing to
justice all offenders against the Act of the Leg
islature in relation to carrying concealed weap.
Ons. Respectfully submitted,
March 6, 1878. J. e. MENG, Foreman.
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Notica-of Final Dischapqe.
Notice of Final DISCHARGE

Notlce OF t1nal d1Scharge.
Rf permission Of the Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Pro.
- bate Judge of Union County, l will, on
Monday the 10Th day of March next, make my
hnai return and settlement rs Guardian of John
l.. kendrick, and apply for my final discharge
as Guardian.
All persons having demands against the said
Word, or mysels as his Guardian, are notified
70 present them for payment on or before that
day or they will be forever barred =
o. S. KENDRICK,
Guardian.
REQ ~ 4t*
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c. s. Brice Esq3 Appointment citizen and law
yer Of Chester, died at that place on the 2Slh
ult
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SPECIAL ORDERS.

SPEClAL OHDEkS.
County of Union. sessions.
March Term, 1873.
On hearing the Presentment Of the Grand
Jury at the present Term Of Court, and upon
motion Of Mr.. Ball, Solicitor-O Ordered
1. That 80 much of said Prcscntment as re-
lates to the Repairs on the Jail be referred to
tho Board Of County Commissioners to have car
ried out the recommendation Of the Grand Jury
2. That the matter of Furniture for the Office
of Judge of Probate be referred 10 the same
Board.
8. That SO much of said Presentment ns re-
lates to Schools be referred to the County School
Commissioner.
4. That SO much as relates to Road Duty and
the County Debt and conditions of the Public
Highways, be referred to the Senator from
Union County and the Board of County Com
missioners.
s. That so much as relates to fees of Jurors
and Witnesses and the carrying . ConceSDd
Weapons, be referred to the Members of the
General Assembly from Union County.
q. It is further Ordered, that the Clerk of
this Court have served on the referees herein
named so much of said Presentment as is herein
referred to them ; and that the said Presentment
bo published in the UNION TINES.
March G, 1878. J. B. KERSHAw.
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- fact we'll established by unquestiopable
tSStimony chat Halls Hair Kenewer irens;3s.
cleanses, brghtens, invigorates and restores to
its original color and lustre, faded gray or dis
colored hair, cheapy, quickly and surely. The
poorest people prefer to buy it and use it, rather
than to proclaim in manner more forcbe than
words can delineate, through blanched locks or
grizzly beard, that they are aged and passing to
decay very short trial will convince the
most skeptical that it does eradicate the scalp
diseases which robs the hair of its color and life
-Fort Scott lRdn.) DALEY Monitor.
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BOILER ExPLosIoN.--On Monday afternoon q
very serious boiler explosion occurred in the
saw and grist mill of Connor & Hodges, at Hod-
gess Depot. The door of .he furnace attached
70 the engine was thrown two hundred yards
by the force OF the explosion, and the heavy
iron end Of the boiler was earned more than
n hundred yards. Five men standing near wer
severely shocked, and one Of the party, q Mr..
Gaines, seriously cut about the ead.--Abbepille
Medium.
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A. VERY Coon REAsoN.-The reason why only
one sample bottle of MERRELL's HEpATINE for
the Liver will be sold to the same person, for
ten cents, by our Druggist, GIBBES s CO., is
because of the enormous expense Of importing
the Hepatine into this country; but as there
are fifty doses in the large size bottle, it seems
two cents per dose is cheap enough after all for
q medicine that cures dyspepsia and liver COM
plaint. All who have not had sample bottle
are entitled to one for ten cents at GlBBES g.
cos Drug store. Three dose relieves any case
of dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion or liver
Complaint, inthe world. Regularssize bottles,
fifty doses, Sl.OO.
BSy- 10 Cent Sample Bottles Merrel's Hepa-
tine for the Liver, and Globe Flower Cough Sy-
rup for the Throat and Lungs, at GlBBES &
co. 1O-2w.
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ScnooL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /
March S, 1873. saA...l..



The School Commit yioner would respSS INDY
report, TINT the examining Board met on the
18th and 10th of January, for the purpose of
examining Teachers. This examination was
conducted in writing, and "a Teachers were
granted Certificates. The Schools were opened
on the 4th of February, and about seventy are
now in successful operation. More children
arc in attendance than any previous year since
the Free Schools were organized, and the grade
of Teachers much imp. ed.
The recent amendment to the Constitution,
levying a two mill tax for school purposes, to-
gcther with the Poll tax, will enable tho Com
missioner to keep the schools open for longer
time than heretofore.
There are about 81 GOO due on old claims
Provision for tho payment of these has been
made. by special act of the Legislature, for this
County. Respectfully submittea-~
A. A. JAMES, 8. c. U. c.