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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-14
Town oRDIsAsCEs.


Lam, monthly license, twenty dollars. or iiosnss
for zach DAY. fvs dolIsss q Sths option OF tho
second Cisss-Dsiiy saiss or receipts under
any dollars, quarterly licenss. twenty dollars,
monthly license. ten dollar. o. license for each
day. three dollsrs. q the option OF the person
or nrm % engaged.
SIC. 81. Evsry person or arm spsseed In the
business Of hawking or peddiing milk within
the ..su 3 a. limit; MI :ss g or s
average monthly ssles or reosipts' - In the FOL
Sirst cisss~Mon.hly s.lss or receipts two
two thousand dollars or over. quarterly liosnss'
thirty dollars.
teen hundred dollars OF over and under two
two thcus.nd dollars, quarterly iieenss, twenty
dvs dollars.
Third clsss-Mouthly sales OF receipts one
thousand dollars or over snd under nftsen hun
dred dollars, quarterly license, twenty DOLLAR.
Fourth Olass Monthly sales or receipts nvs
hundred dollars or over and under one thou
sano dollars. quarterly license, nftssn dollArs.
Pifth Clsss-Monthly sales or receipts tvo
hundred and nfty dollars OF over and undsl. fvs
hundred dollars, quarterly license. ten dollars.
Silth Class Monthly sales or reoeipts ons
hundred dollars 70 over and under two hundred
and nfty dollars, Quarseriy license. nve dollars.
Seventh Cias.-Nonthiy salea or recsipts IN.
one hundred dollars. quarterly license. Two
NAY YARDS. WAGON YARDS AND ooRRAIA.
$50 IS Every person or nru snssssd IN tbs
business OF ksepdng hay tard. wagon yard, or
corral shall pay. quarterly, for Q license 70
carry on the same, according TO his or their
average monthly business OF receipts. - In the
Tirst 6isss~6oniihiy sales or receipts three
thousand dollAfs OF over. quarterly license,
twenty dollars.
second CIass -Mouthly sales or receipts two
thousand dollars or over AMI undsr three thou.
sand dollars. quarterly license. fifteen dol ars.
Third Class-hnnthly sales or receipts under
two thousand DOLLAR. quarterly license. tan
dollars.
norIIs. soARpno zousss AHS Lspeus
HousEs.
$50. 81. Every person o. nrm sngaged In the
business Of keeping hotel. boarding house. or
lodging house shall pay. quartsriy, for license
70 carry on the same. according N bis or their
average monthly business or reosipss, - In the
First Class- Monthly business or rsceipts
three thousand dollars or over, quarterly II.
cense. thirty dollar.
second Ciass- Monthly business or receipts
two thousand dollars OF over and under three
thousand dollars. Qusrtsrly ieesns. twenty dol.
Third ol.ss-Mon,h,y busIpsss or receipts
one thousand dollars or over and under two
isrs.
Fourth Ciass-Mo4thiy business or receipts
Ave hundred dollar or over And under me
III honsand doilsrs, quarterly license, tsn dollars
Flfth Class Monthly busipess or receipts un.
dsr ave hundred doliars. ousrtsriy iicsuse. ave
dollars.
ILLUMINATING cas-.
SEC. IS. Every person, hrm. association. or
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-14

An oRplSAHCE 70 FIX asd collect
q License Tax Upen Certain
Trades asd Bnsisess Within she
Corporate Limits OF the rsvn Of
Geld Hill.
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ORDINANCE NO. III.
Published By authority oiihe Board Of Trustses
OF Gold HILL
An ORDINANCE % Provide fqS the
Ley Of Taxes On Neal asd Per.
sssal Property wtthin she Town
OF Geld Hill.
ORDINANCE NO. III.
tPsssed April Z. isD.l

TIME BOARD OF rRusrErs OF GOLD
Iiill do ordaini
fEcrIon I. An annual I'd vslorem tar OF one
and one quarter per csntum upon the valus OF
TAXABLE propsfty within the town OF Gold Hill
10 hereby levied and directed 10 be collected fvr
town purposes. upon the assesssd value Of All
such tsxAb.e property. made taiabis by the hvs
OF this State for State and County pufposss,
including the net proceeds Of the mines.
$50. 2. The taIes levied by tection OF this
Ordinance are 70 be ssssssed and collected In
accordance with the provisions Of an ordinance
entitled San Ordinance 10 Provide for the Lsvy
and Collection OF Taxes on Heal and Personal
Property within the rown Of Gold Hill. passed
april 7. 1877; and also an ordinance entitled
San Ordinances 10 provide for the times and
manner Of asoertaining the value OF the net
proceeds Of u5lIss. for ihs purposes OF TAXATION.
aud 70 provide for the collection OF such Tar,
psssed April 7. 1871. -
o @. STEVENSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees
of the Town Of God Hill.
W.0. HYpl, clork Of the Board.
Attest, On motion. Ordinance No. III. ~
read, was passed b, the following yots Ayes-
Trustees hsrcer. Fsx. woolley. copslsrd and
W. O. HYDE.
Cisrk Of the Board OF Trustsss.
Dated Gold Hill. April 7. 1879.
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ecC A vssk in yosr own town. y oataa
9QU ffss. Ne fsk. RssdsR, Il yo1 want {
b11lnsss 81 which psrsons Of either ssx can
s.,s Ecst psy ~ tAs tins tAsy vesk. vriss
&G Z Ei1iLxf1 90. fx.,..1, N
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oPPoarUNIrY.

In harvest timss, when 1sids and woods
Outdassie sun-et's glow,
And scythes elAng music through the land.
II 10 too late TO SOW.
Too iAtsi too iatsi
10 10 too iAts 10 sow.
In wintry dsys. when weary earth
Lies cold In puissle-s slesp.
With mod blossom on her shroud,
n n too late 10 reap.
Too latei too latel
II is too iats TO reap.
when blussyed violets are astir.
And nee. born grHsss. creep.
And young birds chirp. then sos betimes.
And thou betimes shAlt reap.
Then sovi .then sowi
And thou betim-s shAlt reap.
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NOTICE.

yUyHE AGENCY OF rnR BANK OF CALL.
furnia at Gold HUI viii diseontinue busi-
ness ON the isth instant. Amounts due depes-
itor. will be raid Q, the Agency o. the Bank OF
ia ". n. BLAuvxLr. Assnt.
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p, rs!t,:s @ yi,l,as ne . to 70 r:ssiy: : sna aslivs.
marx plainly-"csss .. O., 0oh Hil.W
en- THOMAS GALLAGHER.
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FREIGHT DELIVERY!
GOLD HILL. NEVADA.

HAVING MADE YuLL MANAGEMENT
"A for the reception and dslivsry Of all kinds
OF xRU0HT coming over the VIRGINIA and
TRUCKxB RAILROAD 70 the
ooLp MILL DGPoT
Yrou the iishtsst PARCEIs or GOODS ssd
0KNxRAL nkRCHANDIB1
TO The HIAyrEsr MACHINERY, BOIL
xRs, ITO, ETC.,
Ian pssp.r.d % seeounod..s all WHO dssirs
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$50. %. Rvery telegraph company doing
business In the Town Of 9old Hill s .hsii PAY
according 70 its average monthly receipts, - In
the following schedule:
First Ciass-Monthiy receipts two thousand
dollsrs or over, quarterly lcsnss. forty dollafs.
Second Usss-Monthiy recsipts under two
thousand dollars. quarterly license, thirty dol
laru
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AGES AND onxIlusEs.

BEc. s.. Every perron, nrm. association or
corporation engaged In the business Of trans
porting passengers for hire from the Town Of
Gold Hill TO any other place, or nom any other
which has place Of business, -or one terminus
Of his, their or It's route, or an agency IN the
Town Of Gold Hill. shall pay. qusrtsriy, for
license 10 carry on the same, according 10 his,
their or its average monthly receipts, % In the
following schedule
dollars OF over, quarterly license thirty dollars.
second Olass-Montbly receipts under one
thoasand collars. quarterly license, twenty dol.
lara.
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BKo. %. kvery person of nrm engaged 10 the
business Of haviine or pedd ins goods. wares.
or merehandiss Of any description. except Ice
cream and milk. from q vehicle OF otherwise.
shsii pay for license 10 carry on the same, 20.
eordine 10 his OF their average salss OF receipts
a. In the following schedule:
First Clsse-Monthly sales or receipts one
thousand dollars OF over, quarterly licsnse,
thirty dollars. or monthly license. niteen dol.
lars, ct the option Of iioensee.
second Claas-konthly sales or receipts IN.
der one thousand dollars, quarterly license,
tvsnty dollars. or monthly license. ten DOLLAR.
st the option Of the licensee.
Third Ciass-Dsily sales or receipts nifty dol.
lars or over. dve dollars for each day, unless
the psrson OF nrm engaged In such business
pay fos and take out monthly or quarterly II.
censs.
Fourth Class Daily sales or receipts under
my doliars, three dollars for each dag, u.lees
the psrson or hrm engaged In such busins.s
pay for and take out monthly or quarterly u
cense.
ssc. 81. Every person OF nrm engaged In The
business Of hawking or peddllng Ice cream shsll
pay for license 10 do the same. according 70
hia OF their sverlgs sales os recsipss, asin ths
following schedulsi
First oisss-Dsily salss or rsesipta any DOB
Ian % ovss. ssartsriy license. twsnfy-avs do'-
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NARKxrs.

onc. u kvery perDon OF nm en{Ateo IN tne
business Of selling. by rstail or wholssale. except
a. o,hsrviss provided In this ordinance. any
wines. liquors. groosriss, pfovisions. funlturs'
dry foods, clothing. boots and shoee BOWL,
stationery, watches, jsselry. drug. msoie ness
iron ware, tInwsrs, hardware, ehinsvar.. eisan
snd tobacco, quicksilver or other articles OF
merchandiss, OF In keeping Whist 70 knovn =
variety store" shall pay quarterly. fos .
license 10 carry on the sams, according 70 nls,
her or their avsraes monthly sales % rsesipus
n in the following schedule;
First Clsss--nouthiy alss or receipts nine
thousand dollars or ovsf, quarterly license fory
second Cisss-Nonthiy sales or receipts
psven thousand dollars OF over and under nine
thousapd dollars. quarterly license, thirty dol.
lars.
thoussnd dollars or over and under seven thou-
sand dollsn. quarterly license. twsnty-hvs DOL
lars.
Fourth Glass Monthly ssies or rsesipts thsss
thousand dollars os over snd under Ave thsu-
and dollars. qnartsriy liosnss. twenty doliafs.
Iinh Ciass-Nonthly salss OF frcsipts TWEEN
ty-avs hnndrsd dollass o. oysr aad ends t1lse
thousand dolisss. quarterly nsssss, Af,sa sol
A<ss
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YouNpRrrs,

SEQ. n. Every person. arm. association OF
corporation engaged In the foundry business
shsil pay, quarterly, for Q license TO carry on
The ssme, according 10 his, their OF its average
monthly ssiss or recsipts. a. In the following
schedule:
Tirst Cisss. Monthly sales or receipts twenty
thousand dollars or over. quarterly losnse. forty
dollars
second Glass; Monthly sales or receipts hiisen
thousand dollars or over and under twenty
thousand dollars. quarterly licensc. thirty dol.
lars.
Third Csss-Monthly sales or recsipts. ten
thousspd dollar or over and under nneen thou.
ssnd dollars. quarterly license. twenty-five dol
lars.
Fourth Class--Monthly sales or receipts IN.
der ten thousand dollar, quarterly license,
twenty dollars.
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On motion Ordinance 100 wss paced b. tho
iollowipg vvts: AYes-Irustses Fox. welley,
Copelard and Prssident Stevenson. Abssnt-
josssS ns.sd % asIS I'm. March II. 1879. n
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SEC. Il. Every person. nrm, association. or
corporation epg,ged In carrying on the buii.
ness OF assaying ores OF precious metsls ANAL
sams' according TO his or their Average monthly
business or receipts. - In the following
schedule;
Fir,t Clsss-Monthly business or receipts
nve hundred dollars or over. quarterly license,
thirty dollars.
two huuded and n.ty dollars or over and
under ave hundred dollars, quarterly license,
Third Cia,s-Mouthiy businsss Or rsosipts
undsr two hundred and nfty dollan. qusrtsrly
iie.a.a tan dDllars.
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$40. d. Every person. nrn. association or
corporation engaged In the business OF trsns-
mitting lettera or other packages forwarding
and carrying gold dust. bullion. coin or freight
for hire, from the Town Of Gold Hill TO any
other place. or from any other p ace to The Tosn
Of Gold Hill. and who bas-A place OF business
or agency IN said town. shall pay. quarterly. for
license 70 cArry on the same. according to his,
their or its monthly receipts. - In the average
following scheduiei
First Clsss-Monthly receipts nve thousand
dollars or over quarterly license. thirty dollars.
second Class-Monthly receipts under nye
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol
lars.
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sEt. 81. Rvery person. nrm. association OF
or selling mining or other stocts, - the agent.
factor OF broker OF another. shall pay. quarterly,
for Q license 70 carry on the eame, secvrting 70
HE, their or its average monthly purchases and
saiss, q In the following schedulei
hundred and atty thousand dollars or over,
quarterly license, sixty dollars.
second Uisss-Monthly purchases and sales
one hundred thousand dollars or over and undef
one hundred and any thousand dollsrs. quarterly
licease, my dollars.
Third Cliss--Monthiy purchases and sales
any thoussra d liars or over and under one
hundred thousand dollars. quarteriy license
forty dollar.
Fourth Glass Monthly purchases and sslss
under nhy thousand dollars. qusrefly license,
thirty DOLLAR.
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Sac. II. Ever. person or nrm engaged IN
the business OF keepng daguerrean or photo
graphic gallery, or IN painting poruails or
miniatures. hall pay. quartefly, for license
10 carry ON the same, according TO his, her. OF
Their average monthly sales OF receipts, - In
the following schedule:
First Clars- Monthly sales or receipts eight
hundred dollars or over, quarterly license, Ten
dollars.
second Class-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars. quarterly license
nye dollafS.
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SIC. Il. Every person or arm ensased In the
business OF manufacturing wines, cider. soda,
sarspsrilia, malt o. spifituous LIQUORS .hsil pay
quarterly, for Q license 10 carry on tbs samo.
according to his or their average monthly sAles
or receipts, % In the following schedule;
First Class-konthly eales or recsipts enc
thousand dollsrs or over. quArtstlg liesnss,
twenty-five dollsfs.
second CiAss- Monthly aales or reosipts under
one thoussnd doliars. quarterly license, twenty
collars.
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Cigars the best, Cigars the Cheapest

OF I'LL the Five Cent" Cigars yet out,
none etcels SHELL & BURDiNE's cele-
bratel Centennial; it is Of full size and
we'll FLAvoRsD WITH GEEuIsE HAVANA
TOBACCO.
"CUE MAUD" is very fine having fill
er of Key West trimmings is Of medium
size, hand made, and smokes freely.
burning long white ash, and is quite 4
fsvorite withthose who are fond of the
Key West cigars
'LtrThE NORA is just the thing for d
nice mild smoke (nol to last too long, it
is well favored, smokes freely and is ad.
mirable for persons who are disposed to
smoke too much CoMANcHE, is genul
inc Royal, good Cigar, made CT choice
Havana Tobacco equal to any imported
cigar in the market; it is of good size,
hand made, and in all respects No.
cigar.
"2ANItLA' Is in aid out clear Havana;
smaller than the Comanche, and is called
by our customers the best "ten cent
cigar in Abefdeen.
If you wantstrong nerves, u clear head,
a good sound heart and "a full purse, con
fine your smoking strictly to the above
brands, and you will be rewarded by long
life and the best wishes Of your friends,
m22tf. SHELL IL BURpINE.
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Mr.. f. L. STOUT, will accept our
thanks for appreciated favors.

Senator Gordon, during his stay in
our city, paid Messrs PIERCE Bros fine
art gallery visit, and was very much
pleased indeed, with their splendid dis
play of elegant pictures in various styles,
which would do credit to the best gal
leries in the Union. The Brothers are
making some of the most artistic and life
like Photographs of number of our
best known citizens. which they have on
&hibition at their rooms, open at all
times to inspection and criticism.
Senator Gordon gave them sitting,
and they certainly secured an admirable
likeness of the veteran soldier and states
man, the pure patriot, eloquent orator
and true gentleman that he is, and they
have permission, and are prepared to
supply all who may wish his pictures
with any kind, from life size down to the
cabinet photograph. Who isthere among
the ladies' or gentlemen of this PROUD
little City of Aberdeen, who would moi
set high value on such a "Reminiscences
of the illustrious man who would quit hi
post Of honor, and travel more than two
thousand miles to speak to them, some
thing to elevate the one, and strengthen
the other. je27-1t.
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APPOINTMENT

The following named gentlemen
will address the people, in the in
terests of the Democratic party, up
on the political questions of the hour,
at the times and places designated
w. f. Tucker and e. l.. Sykes, at
Boyd's, on Saturday, 18th of July.
W. F. Tucker and E. L. Sykes, at
Centre Grove, on the night of the
18th ofJuly.
r. 0. Reynolds and Geo. G. Paine,
at Smithville, on Saturday, the 18th,
of July.
Lock E. Houston, OF Quincy, on
Saturday, 18th day Of July.
l.. e. Houston, at Oakland, on the
night of 18th July.
II. B. Sykes, at Fousts Shop, on
Saturday 18th day of July.
Genl S. j. Gholson, at Walton's
Store, on Saturday, 10Th day of July.
r. E. Houston and E. O. Sykes, to
speak at Mormon Springs, at some
time to be hereafter agreed upon.
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ARCH L. EkE.

ABERDEEN, Miss, July 9Th, 1879,
To the Young Gentlemen and Ladies
of Aberdeen:
Allow me to make a suggestion for
your consideration. As the State Fair
will take place here in the last week in
October next, and will form an attraction
bringing very large concourse of
ladies and gentlemen from all parts Of
the State to our city; and as it is the wish
of every citizen here to make visitors feel
well disposed towards us, and when they
leave for their homes to carry with them
the recollections of what pleasant and
happy time they spent in Aberdeen; as
King Croquet has been dethroned, and
the fashionable world no longer dwell in
his realm, we must turn to something
else which offers amusement, excitement,
health, society and real pleasure. Let
the young men and ladies form one Oh
two Archery Clubs in our city; organize
as soon as possible, and practice as much
as their business will permit, SO Chat by
the last Of October they may be ready tc
compete for prizes ON the fair grounds
on one day during the fair. Should you
conclude to do this, you will be the cause
of as many more visitors coming here, as
would come without you. Besides the
pleasure you would confer upon others,
you will open up new avenue of grea
pleasure to yourselves.
Archery has ever been regarded ia
vorably by both sexes, from Cupid, Il
Robin Hood. Open air, for its place IN
vites to health, exercise, not violent, blu
graceful and strengthening; the trials o
skill exciting, and the exercises through
out of ennobling tendencies, address
ing itself as much to the young ladies a
young gentlemen.
Archery is the great and fashionabi
pastime in England and Scotland, am
has been for several years; and is no'
for year being taken up by the farg
cities of the United States. In August
next month--the Archery Clubs have
three days contest in Chicago, whei
$40, 900 will be distributed as prizes; b.
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sides many other cities arc preparing for
similar contests. Will Aberdeen always
be behind, or will she take her place
among the first, and whilst she is enjoy
ing herself, make her name honorable
and others happy. At the same time I
think ON boys and girls have the true
grit and will not let the time paas TN.
needed. II. d. 8.
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Honey Moon Tobacco,
BEWARE OF IMITATION.

BEWARE OF IMITATION.
Owing to the great success we have
had in selling the Celebrated Honey
Moon Tobacco, which brand we original
ed and had made to order, more than a
year ago, and have kept up since that
time, others are claiming to be selling
the SAN under different names. We
therefore notify our customers that we
are the sole proprietors Of this celebrated
brand, and that unless it has the name,
Shell & Burdine's Honey Moon on each
box, it is not genuine. We have just
received a new supply of it, and have
reduced the price in accordance with the
reduction in the revenue tax.
We are very Respect'y
SHE'LL & BURDINR.
May 14th, 1879. If.
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Col. BEN r. REESE, of the Old
Hamilton neighborhood, a citizen for
nearly fifty years of Monroe Co.,
beloved and respected by all who
know him, is announced in this issue
as candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer, subject to the action of the
Democratic Convention. Mr.. Reese
possesses every qualification requi-
sith, and if nominated and elected
will fill the Office with honor to him
self and satisfaction to his people.
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Soda Water.

We take pleasure in announcing to the
public that our celebrated TUFTS Artic
Soda" fountain is open for the season.
We propose to keep full line Of the
most improved syrups, and the coolest Of
Ice Lemonade made from fresh lemons,
and cordially invite the lovers Of pure
harmless drinks to patronize our foun-
tain.
ao4ti J. n. EoxYoHp & Bro.
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THANKS to the ladies of the Muldor
neighborhood, for an invitation to attend
dinner to be given by them on the oc-
casion of the shooting match, July 10Th.
The dinner is to be given for the pur-
pose of raising funds to rebuild Paine's
Chapel, and will be in the grove one
mile east of the Station. Hacks will
make trips connecting with all trains,
and visitors are assured of delightful
time.
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doz. Card Photos for 81, for the
next ten days, at EoHARD's.


We understand that Messrs. Sam Sad
Ter and DIR. r. A. Minis, will open q
cotton warehouse and yard, in this city,
at the beginning of tho season, upon the
Mammoth Mill lot, formerly occupied in
the same business by Messrs. Brock &
Ray. 1t will be run as Grange institu-
ton, and it is said that they will store
cotton at Csc. per bale. Storage at that
price is good thing for the producer,
but is entirely too low to yield the ware
housemen any profit. -Ecaminer, July 3.
We are informed by Mr.. Sadler that
the above paragraph is incorrect, espe-
cially 80 far as bis connection with it is
concerned.
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McAllister, G.. W. Bashaw, r. A.
Honea, r. Paine Jr., j: W. French
and J. w. Peck, disinterested frees
holders, be appointed commissioners
to view contemplated change Of Sam
Holiday road, and report to present
meeting of this Board.
(The commissioners were not able
to report to this term)
Ordered that the order of this
Board passed on the 18th of August
1878, at special meeting, to prevent
the introduction CT spread of yellow
fever and other infectious diseases, be
and the same is hereby re-enactef
with all the powers therein conferred
On the President of the Board of
Health of the county.
Ordered that the following claims
he allowed:
d Cir, d oot,nr (1n~opn~
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IF YOU WANT THE CHEAP
GO TO LOUIS ROY'S STORE.

Our young friend, WILLIE BARKER,
who is only about fifteen years ofage,
left the city on Wednesday, for Mem
phis, where he will enter the naval
service of the government. In thus
early bidding adieu to the parental
roof and embarking upon the voyage
of life, Willie carries with him the
hearty wishes of many friends for
his future success.