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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27


District Court II se,isuict caeafy. ksn>ss
terssta Bisek, Pisiatia.
james passlsoa. \ "
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pcfeadaast
James patiss=,n ne.,- resident % the sthgs q
kaa-st. N.su are hereby Botsaei that you an.s u
W siNet sad sarah .. liissk, have been snei in
thH ititFict tpHrt ef sseiasv sek county. haa-ss,
by cerrets siark iiAiItfa, and yos required
- thu ieilti iIe Ia sas.i ss-s 90 be-
your sasasr rlfhia thai the tetiti "a ss~. la
ssisi Csc y I'll ~ tskr. true AID iiAisfneaf
rsa'iefs, decrestas y shs isiaiia, t.rress ai%ss.
the Fight o. ccc1ps h isssstsxxi ,s.s E,llowias
Ge srsbspi iaIds a y! tp@enanta, is xiti
Commencing - the s.,sshs,eit sssrsxs - isf Ne
sur b. wstsrnsa siisltl IA % the SIS 81 " ishi-
west iia- 81 u sea street, thoees -.aath b. sasth
hae ~ bparss4 atenus. ihssrs et~t ~ sisse ~ be-
ginning Ma oos tthsr trace b nod iiuvs
tefifnelsifE NJ islissi ~ the usi itne "a wsao
street. ia IS aifrnss'. sdiiti "a g. The ttvn tsow
sitS) ~ Ntshita ~ t-ti nth ~ thr a1rth uae 20
fisst street. g. alernss -. asi'iiu Z, the t,sa
fsuw ciiti ni Nishifs. The Iep west q Tie Afkas-
river fhclsfr seathes ;agis viii, ms ,ssessF-
ia9s ~ fsii trE-Iss- diver b tho eassh iias ssf
b'ariss sseses. Ia wstersnaa'a zsissi9 - . tho
tswa tsow eitsi - ishlss, thsars ca g. =
paint annth Of sd ~ fAaee With the VET iise af
NAss -lsvet. thrsec assth - psaae ~ bcxissings
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Notice - hereby given THAT on the III ,iss 90
April lasA. ihr - ar 20 tplints nnli4 isusr. -
The sruats u @s-izsirs, state II taH.ns 10 be
s.kes o. Tpzke sfprl ri%tise ~ a. a. q a-si.f
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Admin'strasor and Guard ans sale.
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Grant t,sn hip o. The -.th dsy q frisf sfY ta.s
all the isf s'fsi - sfts iisisf eteF r,a fsiste
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27

NOrsLA> Avn .soNNEAdAL utotk.
IL " T.. rAttoR. Resiss.r, l. psks. Ee-
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27

OF water In the river, even when very
low.
From Black Bear Creek TO the Cimar-
ron River the distance is 81 miles. The
bed of the river is very wide and sandy.
sommetimes getting as wide as 1900
feet. Ii will taAe some 20.5o0 feet OF
dam to improve this part of the river.
or 500 feet per mile. The slope of the
river is about is feet per mile. or liz feet
for the distance of 81 miles. The Cimar-
ron or Red Fora of the Ar ansas comes
in on the right, and contributes con-
siderable amount of water to the main
river. Its deep red tinge is in strong
contrast with the muddy water of the
Ar ansas, aud the waters running side
by side some distance before mingling
have mari ed and unique appearance
From the Cinarron to the mouth of
the Grand River the distance is 81 miles
The slope of the river in this distance is
about l52 feet. or l.55 feet per mile Ii
will Ia about SO 900 feet of dam 10 i'm
prove this portion Of the river. or 49,
feet per mile.
About 5 miles above the mouth
of the Grand River is the bridge
va titt N'ltS>ouii. hGU-ssc anu IfAa> Ittt~
road. The length Is 800 feet: there are
four spans of 200 feet each. and the low
er chord is "a feet above low-wafer.
The bridge is strong and Of handsome
structure. bull; of wood aud iron II
has no draw, and may be considered IN
obstru, ton.
About one fourth of a mile above the
mouth of the Ner,figris empiies and
makes quite an addition TO the volume
of water. The Grand River discharges
still more than tie Verligris, and To-
ge;her they MAKE very precepfable
difference in the main stream.
Below the month Of the Grand, the
river changes very much in It's char
acler. The bed Of the river Is no; SO
wide. the channel much better, and the
bars and ban contain more gravel.
From the mouth Of Grand RIVER 10
Greeniesfs Cree, about - Isiles. the
S.yT y EsSc.aly EvCd; 500 1x4 q
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27

pl.trie, caur; II seisuict caeaiy. ksnss.
Var,sta Bisek. Pissatia.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-01
THE PINE TREE.

Before 5our atoms came together
was iall grown. tower Of strength,
seen By the sailors out at -ea,
With great storms measuring all my length,
Making my mighty fninstrelsy,
Companiou OF the ancient weather.
Yours Just as much the stars that shiver
When the frost sparkies overhead
Call yours NJ soon those viewless airs
That sin z i'm the clear vault, and tread
The cloud-i Less yours than theirs
These nsh hawks swooping round the river
In the primeyal depths. empowering
Ny broad bougis With my branching peers
M gums I spilled Ia precious drops
Az. even In those elder years
The eagle building in my tops,
Along my bnughs the panther covering.
Beneath my shade the red man slipping,
Himself a shadow. stole away;
paler shadow follows himi
Race may 20, or races stay,
The cones upon my iOft,e.t limb
The winds Will many year DE stripping;
And there the hidden day be throwing
His fires though dark the dead prime be,
Before tho bird shake on the dew.
Ali what songs have been sung TO me-
What songs will Vet be sung, when you
Are dust upon the four winds blowing
n. r. SPog0rd. in HdrTer's for March.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-01
An Accidental Marine Picture.

The frost-work representation On the
window-pane Of trees. castles, land
scapes, and common scenes-familiar
phenomena as they are-always excite
wonder, and often cause one to onder
on the mysterious chance which makes
these pictures in the regular outline of
careful design. But the ephemeral
frost is not the only material employed
by the unseen artist. as witness marine
view on wood which can be seen at
Calvin Hervey's jewelry-store. 1t looks
like an old oil painting; no one would
for moment suppose that it was
chance picture, but such it really is.
1t was discovered recently by MIR. Her.
vey when he had the partitions remov-
ed from drawer which he has used to
keep tools in for twenty five years. The
scratching of the implements as they
ratified around in the drawer, the action
of the oil which mingled with the rust
turned green, the dust and CRIME of a
quarter of century, all had combined
TO paint on these pine board partitions
tolerably good sketch, in dull colors,
of the ocean with three vessels sailing
on its bosom, and in the distance head
land with a lighthouse Mr.. Herysy
has had the picture framed in gilt, and
1t hangs over his repairing bench, ready
for the close inspection of doubtful
Ihomases, or any one else.-Belfast
(Me.) Age.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-01


thus reared them unto higher greatness?
Not only does the universe contain the
glory of God but the glory also of
man
But now comes q most touching in
onirv II this material world is at once
tbe glory Of God and the development
of man If II is such an autbor of the
human lanmage and tbonobt and sen.
t;ment and II This material universe ia
an large that onr earth is only a little
dron 81 water in a messureless ocean
tbep have We ONLY a few brief vesrs of
his g;gart;c snace and time3 shall
ron and nInct the flowers of onlv a
Tow folds and q few snmmer.,imes and
,hen become dnst and dissnnears re-
III sn,aT o.rtb On edrcateI Tho mind
ond Snni wbv NAV NOT other worlds
r,or, a,,az;rG and HAMMER take mn rs
Obi Jren DYING here and hid ms resume
saa;n tho blassed tourney of lifep II
man came N this earth amid n mystery
,rb;ot, no loosen can fatbom II viii re.
or;ra onIv ono more sucb mystery to re-
Lot in soma other world this phenom.
- -, =, ,ha oo,,sc;on, croa,ed soDl
Tho roa,ar;al;sts ramind nm tbst the
hr,,,a 49, tho aower dies The song
la faiis ard ner;sbes and then wbv
n,o WI, IT,, :, s,,ob ,,b;loSonhv
Hse..IJ -. 60 ~ Thoro 10 :, limit 70
s,,ot ;ntoronoo Tbere ;s some honndarv
49, an;rnaI I;fo and yeget.ble life are
ON tho ono s;Ja and rat;onsI life ;s on the
oihar Tho Iog;c If the former can NOT
ornss oror the line and wave its black
a. Two hundred vesrs aoo Rlaise
pasca, Gathered nm in q SINGLE strange
,honnbs this ;mmepse difference between
The Jeatb of animal and flower and the
ias, nonr If man He ssvs eyes
ali crestnres and things die. bu, man
only kno,rs mat he is JHno ~ On pain
f,i hn, most cheering InowIedoe, For
re.rS man foraSees he event When
- i, ,ho It'll, n;7,b, be says. s.I TOO
nnS, d;e ;, A. the last bonr comes his
eves fll with tesrs-unIess disease
makes him too feeble to weep. But this
80 ;r,rosnoct;on tb;s nertect survey
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09
Remarkable Pigeon Shooting.
\. y. Poet. april Z.


Some famous shooting was done at
Joe Dieves'. on the San Leandro road.
last Saturday. which proved beyond
doubt that the sporting organization do
not contain by long odds all the comps-
tent artists with breech. leaders in our
city. The contestants were q coterie OF
brokers from the San Francisco Board.
and embraced Joseph Marks, ]. D. Wat
ties. 8. b. Wakefield. j. A. Rudkin and
q. W. Cope. There were three prizes.
q scarf pin. q purse and q leather medal,
though the last named prize was. unfor-
tunatsly. so prettily made that all OF tho
party seemed mor DESTROYS Of getting
Il than either OF the others. and q small
boy Who watched the match was thereby
induced TO remark that there ought TO
have been q medal for each one. Mr..
Marks. who has been practicing
recently ON tho cats on the root
Of the Palace Hotel. till be can with
deadly accuracy hit q stuffed seagull. at
ten feet distance. one successive time
out Of Ave. made the best score. Fine
as was his execution his style was even
better. a. he had cultivated q trick well
known among pigeon shots, and. fixing
his eagle eye on every bird that tisw
away unruified from his gun. he would
eIclaim. "I hit him-I hit him. He's
. goner." When the blue tail feathers
at last faded from sight over the Contra
Costa hills, he would draw . deep
breath. and sadly remark that he hated
to see q poor thing go of to die q linger-
ing death, and then attempt to load his
gun by putting the cartridges In the
muzzle and caps on the plupgeu. Mr..
Wattles bad q small howitizer that car
risi half a pound Of shot. and powder to
match. and consequently commanded
the entire field. Five pigeons attempted
TO fy through the leaden storm. and
we're laid low. He was tied by Wake.
field and Hall while Rudkin and Cope
killed two each. and tied for the medal.
As the probability that either would ac-
~cidentally kill another bird that day vas
not great they shook dice instead and
Cope won the leather.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09
Overland Passengers.

GNlHA. April 9.-FollOwius arc the
throush.bound f~rst.class passengers 70
arrive In San Francisco April IL: Mrs.
George II. Pullman and family. Chi.
ca 60. in q special car; Miss A. L. War
nsr, Sonoma county. California; Mrs.
George W. McCrary, +. Z. McCrary.
Washington; Mrs. G. s. Reyes and son.
OAKLAND; II. NJ. Williams. II. o.
Houghton and II. o. Houghtou, Jr.,
Boston; DR.. ]. s. Eshlsman, Philadel'
phia, Dion Boucicault. Colonel ID. X.
Allen, Clarence King. New York; E. j.
A. Stevenson and wife. Wellington. New
Zealand; Gilbert Williams and wife, Put
man,, Connecticut; Miss James. San Ra'
fael; @. W. Reed. Sacramento; Il. Nc,
Mshon, Butte City. Montana; Colonel
Otis and Lieutenant Graham, Second
Cavalry, United States Army; and the
following members OF the Strakosch
Opera Company: Marie Roze Maplsson.
Henry Maplsson, Adrsano ranteoni and
wife, Miss Julia i. Gould. Miss Marie
Lancaster, q. Barberis, q. Stude, Ma
rame Cerbi and Msssrs. Natalie. JscoPo.
Giovanni aud Abbiate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09
csPmEs rlLDEN.

The Democrats SIGH for Tilden. They
cipher him to DO the only file leader
who can conduct them to triumph In
1850. They cipher him to be the dilap-
dated Moses who is TO receive the vote
OF the solid South for the next Presi-
dspcy. and also carry the vote OF New
York. making the t~riumphal success Of
the Democracy certain and complete
next year. They came very near cipher
Ing him in three years ago. and still
maintain that the decision. eight to
seven. against him, was not on the
square. It's OF no use to tell about his
being a poor broken down old fellow. a
physical imbecils and q moral wreck.
They would vote for an Egyptian
mummy. were II found enshrined among
the ancient archives Of the party. and
declared to contain embalmed and fos-
silizsd the indefinite embodiment OF
Democracy. An intimate personal and
political friend Of Mr.. Tilden reports
him to be in a very precarious condition.
mentally and physically. and liable TO
drop of al almost any time. His true con-
dition hs says is concealed by his friends.
and hs IL galvanized into appearing in
public when hs should really be in his
bed. Other conhrmatory reports repre-
sent him as 30 helpl,ssly dilapidated
that hs has to be led to the table and
have his food cut into convenient mouth.
fuls for him. II is reported on the other
hand that the old man is lively and Wig
orous, and does not even look like a
paralytic at all. A recent interviewing
visitor says that Tilden talked freely and
in~tsllissnily upon the Presidential ques-
ton. and openly declared his determine.
ton to be the next candidate OF his
party for denomination and election to
that high aud important position. swear
ing that 10 he was cheated out OF 1t this
time. .'woe to the men and party who
participated in accomplishing that re-
suit" A year from now is quite liable
TO decide the question Of Tildsn's ply.
steal eligibility. however it may be CT
phsred upon. for or against at the pres
emit time. Aud u few months later the
Democracy will recognize him as naushi
to Sigh for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09
Lyon County Items.

The following items are clipped from
the Lyon County Times OF this morning
Bill Eckerman aud Sam Vaudeville
are placer mining in Railroad ravinc.
and making fair wages.
Several car loads Of ore having already
been received. the Trench mill. Silver
City. Is expected to resume crushing
very shortly.
Isaac Lucia and Joseph Banks have
been appointed Deputy Shsriffs for the
town Of Sutro. The latter Is . son Of
General Nathaniel p. Banks. OF Massa-
chusetts.
The Board OF County Commissioners
will probably be applied to, at their next
meeting. to create the offices Of Justice
Of the Peace and Constable Of Sutro
township.
The County Commissioners have fixed
the rate Of taxation for this year as fol-
lows : For the General Fund. 81 30 on
500 valuation /; for the School Fund.
80 cents on 500. The State tax being
90 cents, tho total tax will be SO IS on
500. or IS cents less than last year.
In Silver City an additional tax Of %
cents on 500 will be levied, against 81
last year.
George Cook mado another cleanup
last Sunday. and Is said to have realized
over 5000. This was for less than .
months run Of the McJilton a~rastra. the
capacity OF which is only about q ton .
day. A lot OF ten tons. which Mt. Cook
had worked at the Young / Sirlott mill.
last week. Is said to have done better
still. and to have yielded over $500 per
ton. II this continues. Herman Schesl.
who took out over $4,000 in five
months last Summer from q claim near
the Kossuth. will have TO look to his
laursls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09
kLlxAhKrM PATTERSON BONA
PARrE.

Madame Eizabsth Patterson died ut
Baltimore last Friday. in the ninety
fourth year Of her age. Her history 10
q OF interest. Al eighteen years OF
age shs met Jerome Bonaparte. brother
OF Nspolson. Jerome WAS . Lieutenant
In the French navy and was stationed at
Baltimore. Of which city the lsdy's father
was . prominent and wealthy merchant.
II was q case Of love ct nrst sight. and
the young couple were married. not
vithstanding objections Of both families.
The marriage Was never recognized In
France. and the pair were prohibited
from crossing the frontier. Sailing from
America they landed al Lisbon. Madame
Bonaparts left Lisbon and vas refused
permission to land at Amsterdam. but
found an asylum In England. vhsre abe
gave birth to . son. Subsequently, she
returned TO Baltimore. Her husband
became Q Prince Of the Empire. dis.
tinsuishsd himself both ~ . naval and
military commander. and led . long and
svsntful career. In 1907 hs became
King Of wsstphalia and married Princess
Catherine. daughter OF the King OF
wurtsmbsrg. He WAS much attached TO
Madame BonAparts. and previous to bis
second marriage did his utmost to OBJ
tain her recognition. Mrs. Bonsparts's
o graduated at Harvard College in
is2c. and afterward married . lady Of
vast fortune. He bore . striking re-
ssmblancs to the great Napoleon. re-
csivsd an allowance from his father and
many testimonials Of kindness. and In
1852 visited Paris at the invitation OF
Napoleon III. His mother made many
efforts for his legal recognition In the
French Courts. but never with success.
His son graduated at West Point end
served in the Crimes. The will oil
Madame Bonaparts has been hlsd. II
dsvisss all her real and personal estate
equally to her ~grandsons. Jerome Ma.
poleon and Francis Joseph B~onaparte.
Who are also made executors. The real
estate 10 given for life to her grandsons
and Afterwards to their children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09

TIE provsrb that "murdsr will out
10 once more illustrated in the case OF q
man named Thorpe. in Nova Scotia.
DIR. Mcdonald. . resident Of Dartmouth.
q town on the eastern side Of Halifax
Hsrbor. disappeared about thirty years
ago. He was supposed TO have been
killed for his money. Thorpe. who
lived In the house with Mcdonald. wa
arrested on suspicion. but as there was
no evidence showing guilt. he was dis.
charged. Recently . skeleton Was found
under the flooring Of the house. and
Thorpe. who 10 still alive. has been re-
arrested. Should no be convicted and
hanged. the crime and the sequence will
form q celebrated case indeed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

NJorIcs Is HERIBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the Firt Monday. the fith Day. Of Nay.
A. d. 1879. at Yellos Jacket Engine Company
tNo. 7sl Houss. In the Pint Ward. and d Lin.
coin Hsss Company mo. 3's) Houss. 10 the
Second ward. In the County Of Storey and STATE
Of Nevada, an election for the following onlcsrs
Of the Town Of Gold Hill will Be held:
Three Tru,tses for the Firrt Ward,
Two Trustees for the second Ward.
One Town MArshAl,
one Town Treasurer.
Bad election win Be opsned at 9 O'Clock In the
morning and continue TN 9 O'Clock In the afier.
noon Of the same day.
First Ward lnspectou-p.L L. Bean. z. Lyfofd.
II. d. Dauehy.
rseond ward Inspectors-wm. Brennan. John
". q. HIDE.
Clerk OF the Board OF Trustees Of the
9td town Of Gold HIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09
NOTICE To CANDIDATES.

All candidates for once d the coming town
election will p,ssse bear In mind that announce
msnts and ell otner election printing must Be
poid for IN adranos This has always been "a
s-ta n-hed rule With ne. and cannot be depart
Cd from In favor anybody. All contestants shall
have an equal show - isr ~ ~e ere concerned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09

A w~AsnrSoroS correspondent says
velocipedes are much in fashion in that
city. Excursions OF ten miles are fire.
qusnily made in.o the country by the
vsloeipsds riders. They can easily keep
abreast Of the fastest horses. and declare
they feel NO moro fatigue from . ride OF
twenty milss than . walk Of two or three
milea-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09

SoIorrsrn TaurH. Who il living in
her own small domicils 10 Battle Greek.
Mich, 10 now one hundred and four
ysars old. She has remarkably good
health. her sight 10 still excellent. and
abe talks q entsrtainingly a. ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09

EI-CosoRrssxAS LrrranLL. Of Cali
foruia, has been detained in Warrington
for the last month attending to business
connected with the interests Of his con
stitusnts. Among other things he was
employed by some partiss in California
TO negotiate $500. 900 to be invested in
his district. lie says hs made the
necessary arrangements. but that the
capitalists now decline to invest any
money In California. and have to-day
alphabetically informed him that in their
deliberate Judgment not . dollar OF
Eastern money will be invested In Cali.
fornia until the proposed nsw Con.titu.
ton Is defeated. Luttrsll states that u
the enterprise had succeeded II would
have employed at least 1000 men. He
starts back TO California this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09

"LooK not upon the stocking when |,
IL red when luscious plumpnsss fills |,
up :. for at the end It may be darnsd
With blue. or toward the top know the
skill OF the paddsr."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09

TEE average Coaersssman's mind IL
like . pan Of milk In unsteady hands.
To prevent Adopting over on one side
the esntsd vessel smptiss itself on the
ppposits side.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09
cILvER HILL MINING CoAPA.

CILvER HILL MINING COaPA.
y N~Y.-Locstion Of principal piscs Of basi.
ness, San Fnncisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
State Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Dirsctou, held on the fth day
Of April, lsD, IN assessment mo. u Of
Fifty lsU) Csnts per share was levied upon
he capital stock Of the corporation, payable
lmmediatsly, In United Stats gold coin. 70 the
Secretary. at the once OF the oompany. Room
a, No. 01 Bush street. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Buiiding. San Francisco, California.
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ism day Of Nay,
1873. will be delinquent. and sdvertissd tor
sale al public suction. and unless payment 10
made befors will be sold on TUESDAY. the
third day Of June. i5Iy. TO pay the dslinqssst
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
md expenses Of sAle.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
W. x. DEAN, Secretary.
~omee-Room Q. No. sos Bush street. San
frsncisco. California I'D
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-09
ABRAHAMs BROS. 4 CO.,
white House Clothing Emporium,
10 SOUTH c STREET. VIRGINIA.
TO pEB1oRs OF PLkI1 4 RICH.

A1orIcE.-ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO
IL the late nrm OF PLAT h RICH are hersby
notified that the accounts OF that frm having
been Assigned. they are respectfully requested
10 pay their bills Immediately 10
ABRAIIAMs BROTHERS 4 co.
At the whits Houss. NO. 10 Bouth q street. vir-
ginla. Nevada. who alone are suihoried 10
receive the same and rctipt therefor.
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