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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

The following are me New York spot quotations
for yesterday UrGinaTT, SlZci good ordinary SSss'
low luidillng case; middliug, 10 lbc; good mig
diirg 10 q-IGc; mii4ling fair. j l-lbc- AZ
TO.{5 nominal. y so. BUYERS aGd sellers apart
2:l5, quiet; 4.l5, Quie-. SAFES. oS2 DaLeS. COu
tracts bales. stock, 1861 3I bales
The following IS the latest New York telegram oil
futures.
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Total F7 AZ an United states Poiis ste 4f ~
o45; same u"'S ease Of receipts al United states
ss his year 22 3a bales To[9i s s bsss sam me-
y{36Ist 49,, % y.-,t before; In 1877, 734,44O
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10y virtue Of a Trust deed TO me executed. and L.
. corded in The Office Of the Register OF ShelS7
county, Tenn. in bOCE lob, page 2O3, made by y
f. Palmer and wife, for the purpose OF secu ing the
Indebtedness therein named, and which not having
been paid, viii, on
saturday, April 10, 1879,
within LEGAL hours at the request of the beneficiary
in said deed. al the southwest corner OF Main ana
Madison streets, in Memphis, shelby county. Ie:!
nessee sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the fCl
lowing property, situated IN Sheloy county, STATE I
Tennessee and described as follows: A certain
tract or parcel Of land in civil district No. TWO ~ IN
said county. ana bounded as follows, tOWlt: On Tie
north By the lands Of James Paine aud Thomas O.
Moore; on the east by the LANDS or Mrs N. B. say
age anG ". I. Nelson; ON the south bJ the laIs CT
W. 7. Nelson and u. d. Nelson, ana on the west Toy
the lands OF A. ". Nelson and James Falne, SUI -
uosed to contain about ng5 hundred t0OO) acres lt
is stipUte in the deed that Ia event OF SAFE, al.
equity OF REDEMPTION is waived ana that Jhe pur'
chaser shall have absolute title in fee simple.
B. v. Wilkinson. JE. Trustee.
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AS Dinner Pill they have no equal.

While gentle in their action, these PILLS
are the most thorough and searching cathar-
tic that can he employed, and never give
pain unless the bowels are intlamed, and
then their influence is healing. They stimu-
late the appetite and digestive organs; they
operate to purify and enrich the blood, anG
fmpart renewed health and vigor to the
whole system.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

FTtFI s5ssBE2Es'as - EE.E2.-By virtue Of the pow
= eTs conferred upon EsbeTt Woodbridge and his
successors IN Office b. deed in tTuSt made by J. D.
Sears and Florence SeaIs dated August 3, 1874,
ana Of Tecord in Book No lO2. page 40, Of Regis
ters office Of shelby county, To secure the payment
of certain Indebtedness fully deS sTibed therein,
default having been made IN the terms and cOndl-
tiCus thereof, the uud. TSigned, successor to the
aforesaid f. woodbridge as trustee will on Tues-
day, pYfE "a. 1870. at 10 O'Clock am. sell at
public auction. 70 the highest bidder for cash. the
following described real estate situated ia the (atel
city OF N mghis, in Shelby county, Tennessee, to
wit: One.hird Of lot Nc. Il. in block No Al, South
Memphis: The whole OF said lot No. "A, having
front - feet the west side or CaUsey street.
between Vance and Elliott streets. and running back
2O1 feet, more or less II Bayou Sayos0. The sale
VIII be at the southwest corner or Main and madison
stree Is. Memphis. AL right OF exemption, etc.
expressly waived. Title b5lcTef 10 b. good, but
sell ana convey only as trustee.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
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FsNE2E ES'EE.E'E = EF- b virtue Of { powers
= conferred upon Ben May and his succ- ssOrs in
Office &C. by deed IN trust made by Sarah F.
CarTutheTs and J. >. EaTutbeTs. dated August -,
Il 49, and recorded IN Dsed Book No. lbs, page ~,
in the Registers Office OF Shelby county, TO secure
the pdyFlelr of . certain indebted eSS fully de
scTibed IN said deed. Ceiault having been made in
the terms and conditions thereof, the undersigned
successor Of Ben May, as trustee Aforesaid VIII sell
on Tuesday. APRIL -. ISS9, at 10 O'Clock
an, al the southwest corner Main ard Madison
streets IN Memphis. at public auction, 20 the high
est bidder, for cash. the following described real
estate situated in tae Gaze city of Memphis shelby
county, t-p7it: Part Of lot No. II in block No 49,
in South Memphis: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner OF st. Martin ard POntO-Cc streets, running
thence nOThwardly with ST. Martin street IS feet 10
a Stake thence eastWdILly, parallel with POntOtOc
street 30 feet; thence sOuthWaTdly, parallel with
ST. Martin street 5S feet 20 a stake in the line OF
PoutCtOc street: thence WestWardy $50 feet to the
beginning. al right Of redemption, s,c., expressly
waived in sac trust deed. Title believed 70 be good,
but sell only as trustee.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
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PUBLICATIONS.
n y
PROSPECTUS.
HOV3rdASSOCi2tt'l
REPORT,
PROSPECTUS.

NTow ready for the Printer, VIII contain Full Re
IN ports Of all Oficers OF the Association. with
List of over Five Thousand Citizens Of Memphlswbo
died during the Epidemi: of 1878. Also contain Lis
OF the names of Contributors Of Donations, both IN
money and supplies, received from the generous
public OF America and Europe, amounting in the
aggregate 10 near FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. and what disposition was made OF same.
Also General EistoTy of Yellow Fever In this ana
foreign countries. The book viii be got up In the
very best manner, On good white paper well bouDd,
IN size octave and contain about five hundred pages
The Association IS determined to make This a cred
table work and in order to cover the costof getting
1t out to place Canvasse5 in the field and sell only
by subscription.
DeliVc rcd April LIST. Orders rtit re-
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NAVELTY EN ART.

The art OF oyaing the hair in iSe minutes so as t.
deceive the whole world, has been discovered.
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Icy TELEGRAPH,l
The following are the latest kilograms OF the DO
nestle markets. as reported yesterday TO the eoltoh
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DeliVe rcd April Est. Orders WIFI re-
eeIve attention II sent to
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

Leave OF absence for two months has lctn
granted I'd Lieut.. c. II. Bonestecl, Dist
lnIantry.
Col. +. c. Mason returned on Tuesday
from his Inspection tour To Fort Harvey and
Boise BARRACKS.
Capt. Edward Hunter, Isl Cavalry, en-
route to the East on leave of absence, spent
Sunday at the Barracks.
The Indian prisoners captured by Lieut..
Farrow, now neatly clad III military dress,
are being made useful on road improvements
at the garrison.
Lieut.. I. w. Symons, Chief Engineer
officer OF the Department, has retained to
the post having completed the surveys of
Fort Occur d Alene and the Lake Chelan
post.
Leave of absence for one month has been
granted Lent. Col. +. |. Baily, Surgeon
and Medical Director of the Department.
DIR. baily lett ON the Oregon for san
Francisco.
Lieut.. Daniel Cornman, 2lst Infantry, and
family left on the Oregon to enjoy five
months leave of absence granted the former,
and which they expect to spend in Southern
California.
A General Court Martial has been in
session at the barracks this week trying
several deserters. Capt W. II. Boyle
President, and Lieut. T.. 3. Rheem Judge
Advocate Of the Court.
Louis p, Brant formerly OF this city, and
afterwards, an officer of the DIST Infantry
from which he resigned some years ago, has
been reapponted to the Army as ID Lieut..
in the LIST infantry, stationed at Fort
Randall, Dakota Territory.
No less than three fire alarms at the gar
rison this week. Two were caused by
burning chimneys; the third came near
being more serious the roof OF the Command
ing Officers quarters being discovered III a
blaze last Friday morning. The prompt
attention and well directed efforts OF the
command soon subdued the flames and pre-
vented what might have been u serious con-
Migration.
\ Board of officers, consisting OF Col. II.
\. Morrow, DIST Infantry, Major f. G..
Mason, Dist Infantry, Assistant Surgeon C..
l.. icizmann and Capt. J. \. kress, Ord
nance Department., convened at Department
Headquarters tins morning to examine Mr.
Edward II Brooae OF Portland as to his
qualifications, mental and physical, tur
appointment as ID Lieutenant IN the Army.
The candidate Is son of Lloyd Brooke,
Esq. a bright and intelligent Young man
who viii do credit to the service il
appointed
\ G neral Court Martial is ordered to
convene at Fort Wa!ia Walla, W. T., for
the trial OF Capt. Aaron :. Dage IT, Charles
/ Keller aud ri Lieut.. ". J. Turner all OF
the "a infantry. The following officers
compose the court: LleGt. COL Z. J. haIlY,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

While Coleman Barrell wasre-urnine from
his regular weekly trip to Vancouver on
Sunday last he met with a mishap that viii
veto his diversion for several weeks to come.
When just this side of 0. NJ Bernard 5
place obout two miles from town, his horse
SHE'D and sp,aug about ten feet TO one side
and into the ditch. ran the buggy against n
stump, overturned it, and dashed Cole
violently TO The ground. lie appears to have
fallen ON his left side, a, in that vicinity oc-
ours most Of his injuries. His lett hand and
wrist are considerably bruised and inAamcd
and at one time had swollen about one halls
larger than ordinarily. The RIGHT side OF
his face Is also in mourning for his misfor-
tune. Hes got bad eye, and litt.e more
check than he ought to have: hut they are
only temporary Affections from which We
believe he viii soon recover Meanwhile
the horse had broken loose from the buggy
and left FOR parts unknown; but. luckily Tor
Collie, team driven by Mr.. Dawson came
along shortly after the accident occurred by
which he was enabled 20 complete the re-
mainder Of his journey, Search was made
the same nj ht Tor the horse but without
success. On Monday the owners %. the riy,
Messrs Logan a stewart, instituted search
Tor their property The buggy was found
short distance from the scene OF the acci-
dent. and the horse after much inquiry. wa,
discovered to be at Albiua, in charge OF "a
man who had tahon up, cleaned AMI lei il,
and was keeping Il ior future reference. 1t
was perfectly .unharmea The saioes PAST
OF the affair IS that ,ohe Will he temporarily
deprived oi bis periodical visit, TO Nancou-
YER which. according pali as.onts, is the
greatest punishment that could bo inflicted
ON him. Eat Portland I'j7icuor.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

HARrERS MONTHLY The November
number, already received, contains an illus
trated article The National Pike" con.
tinuation of Early American Art" a very
interesting story of "A legend Of All-Hallow
Eve" "rhc Sparrow War an excellent il
Illustrated article on ''rhe Mimicry Of Nat.
ure: The Cattle Ranches of Colorado. Il,
Illustrated, and other interesting papers.
This is just the time to send for the Har
pers' publications to have them arrive with
the commencement Of the new year. Ad.
dress all communications to Harper & Broth.
ers. Franklin Square. New.York.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

THEY SAVED INF PoIE. Monday after
noon two of our champion heavy weights,
+. ". Palden and i. l.. Morrison, took one
OF Smiths bugges Intent on a trip to Port
land. rs they were going down the grade
to the ferry boat, just as the fore wheels
struck the apron the whole outfit seemed to
melt beneath them, both reaches broke the
springs caved in, the seat went one way and
the occupants another, and the elegant rig
became total wreck hnt they congratu-
late Smith on having saved the pole without
n scar on it,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

.r'm ,Ae Portland or CONAN
Grazing on the Northern Pacific
railroad northwestWard from Aims
worth at the mouth @, snake river, i~
progressiuSat the rate OF three-iourths
OF a Mile per d&J, and at the last r.
port the WY had been prepared DOR
ties for ten miles from ,he point of
starting II j, probably two miles
further on hy this time. non for 81
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06
BRIEF MENTION.

Inc pal9 Oh inc huhIef Is helfu IN the
land
Work is now progressing on G. W. Dur
gins new building.
The fire cistcrn corner Of Main and It'll
streets still refuses to hold water.
Iook Fro,+ m,1o his first cal, -, +bo r;yo,
III. tt nv l ,' I,,,f 49,,
+. p,,,.,.a ,,,a;,.,l 4,,, boo1 of fo+ L,no,
49, ,'.'' ',' f,,, ~. , , w., Sat,.
S,"'' 0''''' II '''' ''''
"'s.
Mrs. lurnbull is putting up small puiid-
ing on her Maih street lptS, WHICH His Iheih
luil' 49,.
5. y. MaXons addition to his store Is com
pleted and the storepropcrty Is now doubled
in size.
The contractor, j. T. Goss, is rushing
Charlie Troup's house rapidly towards COM
pletion.
The Touring mills at Dayton, Oregon,
were DESTROYED by fire last Saturday: loss
100000.
There are now over 100 scholars registered
.,+ tho nrII;c school the l,rrost pmnber il
CIV WV '' " " -
The ,aruol fair Of tho Sisters Of Charity
will be held in Brant's hail. commencing on
Tuesday next.
The stream OF EN- !rant wagons Is not
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

The city election on Monday passed oil
quietly, although there was sufficient inter
est taken to draw out a pretty full VOTE
l5S votes being cast, and about - more
would have been thrown but for an impros-
sion prevailing that the polls closed at sin
O'Clock instead oi five
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

REMOVED Last week the offices of the
the l.. ;. Land Office. with all books. pa
pers and furniture, were removed to the up
per foor of DR.. Walls new brick building,
where they occupy quarters cloan, neat,
well lighted, and as good as could be wished
for.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

No pohlics entered INTO this elcction,
which was conducted entirely as alocal mat
ter. The city government elect is one that
viii handle local affairs judiciously. and we
hope always for the hes; with such men at
the head.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

SCHOOL ELECTION. AT the election in
Vancouver school district on Saturday last
G. W purgin was elected school district
elcrk for the ensuing year, and Mr.. NJ. G..
Hensee school director.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06


who edits the Portland TelagTom flung y
beautiful dose of billingsgatc at this paper
last Friday, saying among other things that
it is without subscribers, credit orniiucnce
Then why open SO big mouth to take in 50
small moracl? Go to, until you got some
more sense beaten into you by Mrs. DR..
Murray.
DELAYED Goon3.--M speaking OF the de
lay of transit OF san francisco goods We
omitted to say that the delay was with the
O. $. $. Cos. management, which viii not
allow single package to leave the Port and
wharf until all the cargo is unloaded and as
sorted. Perhaps this may be necessary,
but it is exceedingly veXatous tomerchants:
that delay is often double the time occcpicd
by the trip up from San Francisco.
KILLED By AN Eek. Gen. II. c. Bull, Of
Osborne County, Kansas, Il man known TO
quite number of persons in this city and
county, was killed on Oct. l2th, by Il pet
elk which also killed three other men who
attempted his rescue. The Infatuated elk
ran the prongs of his horns clear through
the Generals body, and made Il wounds
upon him. One OF the other men had 81
wounds. The event created a sensation in
that part of the country.
BURGLARY. -Last Saturday night about
ten o'clock the house of MIR. \. Ebert was
entered through a parlor window by some
one intent ON spoil, who making too much
noise disturbed Mrs. Ebert, and her voice
caused his hasty exit through the front door,
As he went through the hall he grabbed a
hat and cloak belonging to Mrs Rudolph
Ebert, but the hat he threw back in the
yard, stripped Of its trimmings. It has not
been ascortaincd who the thief is.
DISTRICT Courts,-The legislature has
passed an act to establish the district court
in the first and second judicial districts, and
to fix the times and places for holdn. the
same This ill fixes the time and places
for holding the courts in the first and second
districts as follows;
At Vancouver on The second Monday IN
March and third Monday in October. to hold
three weeks uul, IS sooner adjourned.
At Olympia, on tie first Monday in Feb
ruary and ,hrd Monday in September to
hold three weeks. unless sooner adjourned.
II kalama, On the first Monday in jane
and first Moaday in December, to hold TWO
,,-o.f. 1.... ....,,.... i; 4.,v,,..1
vt county sca5 in Pacific county, on sac-
ond Monday in August, to hold two weeks
unless sooner aaiourncl.
At eoanty soat in Lewis county. on the
second Monday in january, to hold two
weeks unless sooner adjourned.
At Walla Walla, on the inst Monday in
May and second Monday in November pro-
vihcl that the next term of court at Walla
Walla shall be held on the third Monday in
November, SO \. Dayton on the third
Monday ia iaao ami second Monday in Jan
uary, two woo,ls unl~s, sooner adjourned.
At Coiiaz, fl-t Monday in june and see
onl Monday in December. TWO weeks unless
sooner adjourned.
At Yakima City, fr.t Monday in April
and second Monday in October, Two weeks
ualcss sooneralioauel
AtSpoNn Fa,.stoartl Monday in August,
two weeks unless sooner adjourned.
At GollenJalc, second Monday in May
and second Monday in November, two weeks
unless sooner adjourned.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

On Rock Creek, oct 81, TO the wife Of !. r.
Eaton, son,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

The TELEGRAM AGAIN. The fshwoman
who edits the Portland TelDom flung u
beautiful dose of billingsgate at this paper
last Friday, saying among other things that
it is without subscribers, credit oriniiuence.
Then why open SO big mouth to take in 50
small Il morae: Go to, until you got some
more sense beaten INTO you by Mrs. Dr.
Murray.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
Packing for Saratoga.
Detroit Free Prsss.


"The man who takes over ten min
utes to pack trunk Is q dolt. said Mr..
Bowermap, a. be slammed down the lid
and turned the key. Mrs. Bowerman
had been at it Just seven days and seven
nights, and. when the husband went mp
stsirs at 10 o'clock. she sat down before
the open trunk. with tears in her eyes.
"You see how II is," she explained. a.
hs looked down upon her in awful con-
tempt. "I've got only part Of my
dresses In here. saying nothing OF
thousand other things, and even now
the lid won't shut down. I've got such
q headache must lop down for q few
minutss." She went away to iop and
Mr.. Bowerman sat dosn and unused
.Space 10 spuce. Tue use OF space
10 In knowing how to utilize it," Re
moving everything. he began repscking.
H. found that . silk dress could be
rolled to the size OF quart jug. A
freshly starched lawn was made TO take
the place Of o pair Of slippers. Her
brown bunting h,t'd into the niche she
had reserved for three hsndkerchiels,
and her best bonnet was turned bottom
up In i,s box and packed iull OF under
clothing. He sat there viewing sum-
cient empty space to pack in q whole
bed. when she r,iurned aud said he was
the only real good husband in the world.
and she kissed him on the nose NJ he
turned the key. 1T is simply the dif-
erepce between the Sexes" was his pa.
tronizing remark. as he went down the
stairs to turn on the burglar alarm.
When that wife opened that trunk last
night - But screams and shfieks
would avail nothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
sExrinExr ON the SANDS.


ysvspdersd avsy from ths crowd,
fhe bare OF the nolry band.
by the loving lips OF the ocean.
Over the goldsa sand.
Talking diculous ronssnss,
Inspecting prepos,ereus shells.
riots.m aud js,sam various.
With singular msiiu1e smslis.
A bottle. barrel. some sesweed,
some muscuisr b,vaivve ssape,
Ths remains Of their edible pes.ons
shrivslsd and dried out OF shape.
Past children in,erripa each other
. In jocular tomb etc " sand.
Digging and delving and laughing.
A msrry sepulehrAi band.
"Niaht smoker "As mater Of course"
shs hhed the ,mell Of the we'd.
A light irum sVn Il Tho soii.
And back with imps uous rpeed.
She wss poised In psnsivs pose
A. I noissle. ely ne afsd her stAnd,
And cav that she wrote. with her pafssol.
Linss On the solden sand.
Nv hears Il pattsd my ribe;
shs's wri lpg, NO doubt on the ly.
The bsms that plsases her e-st-
"My own. Iii b. bouud, thoushtt.
Over ber shoulder pseped-
Over her rufipg eoila..;
On the solaen ssnd she'd serswled:
Sivo.voo. -Rayprs Basor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

BID. for the above property In lots a. speri.
ne will % rc-tved st the Supsrin'endents
Off,cs. Justice Miuiug Co nj npany, ma,kei Bids
wo dyilie Machinery" mp 10 the 18th OF June.
1879
Tho Tru tees Of the woodv'lls Gold and Sl
yer Nining @ ,mpany res,rve the right to reject
all and any bid
once OF The Superintendent Of the Justice
Mai z q C,mpsny every day rom II a. =. TO
r. n. up % tne time OF Advertisement.
FAM. T. CURTIS,
Supt. wo 'dvilie u D .. II Co.
Gold Hill, Nevada, Nay 18th, 1879. myis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

A CERTAIN editor was taking q walk
one evening with his wife. when she,
who Vas romantic aud an admirer OF
nature, said "Oh I Augustus. just no.
t,cs the moon" "Cau't think OF IT,,
my dear. Tor less than twenty cents q
H..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
DISS0IUTl0N OF C0PARrnERsHip'

vv,HR COP ,RrNERsHiP HHRETo,oRr
sxisting under the nrm name of hob.
fNsON 4 FOlsOM wss on the nrrt day OF
1uly Dissolved by mutual eonsent. Ihs oasi
mesa uill b continued at the same place " =.
". FOLsOM. who will pa ali Liabilities OF tns
lsss dru. and collset ali Accounts due the same.
GEO ROBIN AIN.
jyto In NV. FOLSOM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

: Pries,-You drunken sot Tho very
beasts Of the field give you q lesson
They leave of when they have quenchrd
Ii. ir thirst. Psddy-Y's, yer riv'renee.
But where did the bsstes ivvr come across
q sthrams o. whiskty2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
SPECIAL N0Ilcf.

r r. sAwYsR DESIRES TO iSfoRx
4. Ii. p bic that he win close helm 20 see, ,,
tsmbef ist. and that o. the wes, time ns WI
zen lumber and bu'ldins material 81 isss tnsn
Q 81 price All persons indebted 70 nim ~
hsrvby notified that 'he accoun's tnuet oe
srttisd imms ia.elJ, or ptep- will be tshen 10
enfore ymrnt. - y. sA"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

AT Bullons-Psu rfamilias (who will
do the parlryvooinR himself instead OF
leaving Il to his daul hters): Oh-er-
j'ai b, fwapg doom bou,sil ds-de-de-
here, you girls. what's the French for
Fan ds Cologne?