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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
p~osrnAsr.. o, GOLD HILL.

Samuel w. Chubbuok yesterday 70
osivcd the requisite documents from
Washington certifying his appointment
a. Postmaster Of Gold Hill, in place Of
Joseph B. Marshall. resigned. Mr..
Chubbuck formerly occupied the Same
position, but resigned about four years
ago, being called upon by his fellow
citizens to become q member Of the
State Senate. Mr.. Chubbuck was elect
cd by q strong majority, and allied the
position crsditably and well. a. he
always has the various positions Of pub
lie trust and responsibility in which he
has bean placed. and his rs-sppointmsnt
Is Postmaster Of Gold Hill gives uni.
vsrsal satisfaction.
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A Watch the Prince Carried.
Pdris Letter.

Among the articles taken from the
dead Princes body by the Zulu slsysrs
was his watch-a historical relic. Il
was q common one which Napoleon /.
bought at Marseillss when he was . lieu.
tenant OF artillery. but which he never
would part with. though IL was . time.
keeper not much superior to the watch
OF Cap'n Cutie. He wore II all through
his campaigns, and on one occasion,
when Berthier commented upon it, un.
trustworthiness, be told the Marshal,
What can you expect Of . mere watch2
Even We ourselves will run down one OF
these days" Napoleon wore Il at 81.
Helena. After his death IL became the
property Of his nephew. who carried II
during the expeditions OF Strasbourg
and Boulogne. and never left OF wear.
ing Il from the day no became Prince
President. On the morning Of his dc.
parturs for the seat OF war In 1870 the
Emperor took IL out to observe the time,
and found that Il bad stopped, Q fact
which caused not q little talk among the
more su~persttious members OF the i'm.
psrial staff and household. At Napo.
leon III Q death the Empress gave it 70
her con. who wore II constantly. Il Il
now In what Zulu kraalf
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After Sitting Bull.

BrsxAacx, D. T., July 20. - Tho
steamer Rose Butte cleared yesterday
for old Fort PECK. General Miles supply
depot at Fort Buford. The steamer will
take on two companies Of infantry and
. troop Of forty cavalry. Miles 10 in
the nsighborhood Of Bear Mountain,
where hs expected TO and . large party
OF Sioux. The Generals fighting force
does not exceed GOO men. The wood
choppers and chair. breadth escape"
fellows along the river say that he will
be cleaned ont II he strikes the main
body Of Sitting Bulls followers.
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A PARTIAL

or the main avenue for escape Of refuse from
the human systsm 10 utterly subvsrsive Of reg.
ulahty among the other organs. Let constips-
tion become chronic. and. leaving out the I'm.
minent danger Of Inflammation Of the bowels,
and their total obstruction occurring, jaundics
become engorged. the blood aud urine are pois.
oned by the bile, which also viiistss the juice
Of the stomach, aud other unhappy conse.
quences follow. Hoststter's Stomach Bitter,
. prime tonic alternative, prevents or remedies
thess results and their cause. - the case may
require, and u also signally efacAcious IN over.
coming datuisnce, heartburn. and variable "a
well 20 constipated action Of the bowels. II 70.
news nerve power. improves the appetite, ,tsys
the progress OF early decay, relieves the infrm'
lilies OF ase, and 10 Q pleasant appetizer.
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TIE Countess de Montijo. the mother
Of the sx.Empress Eugene. is now
sishsy.three years old, and is bed.ridden
and almost blind. The late Prince I'm
psrial was her ~favorite grandson. The
Empress has received two letters from
her son written four days before his
death. probably the last. time he had
laid pen to paper. Prince Joachim Mu-
rat has received q letter from u Of his
companions in arms, relating how they
had dinsd the previous evening with
Lord Chelmsford. and that the General
appeared quit. surprised at the topo-
graphical knowledge Of the Prince and
his clear views on the campaign.
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SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARKET.

Few people uAdsrstsnd how large fortunes
are anssssd D rapidly In stock operations.
Nsnn. Lavrsnesk o.. Bantsrs, N. T.. have
just publiahsd -twcansrins rules for success
and full details, 70 that any one can operate.
Nailed free. Their psv combination systsm OF
dealing In stocks % wonderfully profitable. BY
this msthod thousands OF orders. in various
sums, ars pooled into one Immense capital. and
co-opsntsd - Q mishty whole. thus securing to
each Shareholder all the advantages OF vss.
capital aud best skill. Fronts divided every 10
days. Sls would make SIS proat; 500 would
return 1900. or 10 per cont, on the stock In
the month. and 20 on. according 10 the market.
A New York fsshiou editrsss and prominent
nsvspApsr correspondent made over s16 per
cent profit. on an Investment, October 9Th. 1873
Many others Ars doing - well or better. La &c
or small amounts can be used with equal pro.
p~ortionats succsss By this system. AL
iinds Of stocks and bonds wanted. Govern.
ment bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence I
Co.. Bankers, 81 Exchange Place. New York
HltO
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ANNUAL MEETING.

NFFIoR SOUTH ooMsrooK GOLD AND
~ Silver Mining Company, Ban Francisco,
California. July 2ist. ls19.-The annual
meeting OF the rtockholdsrs of the South Com.
stock GoId and silver Mining Company. for ths
election or q Board Of Trustees for the ensuing
year, and for the trsnfaction Of such other bust
ness % may properly come before u, will be
held at their once. Rooms = and I. No. 800 CAL
iforniA street. Ban Francisco. California, on
MONDAY, August 18th, ls1y. at 2 o'clock ?. =.
Of that day. Transfer booss will b oiossd
Augasssth. is7s; q 2 s.slSss p, ..
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THE SOUTHERN PLAGUE.

II In q too terrible fact that the pres
suos of the dread yellow fever in Men,
phis 1t this time Is due to no ''sporadie"
s.asus, a. at nrst supposed. 1t has as
sumsd the form Of q regular epidemic or
oontaeion, and. like all such oalamitiss,
had to have q commencement. 1t did
moi depend upon being brought there
froa anywhere. for the slsmsnts for
s-poatansous generation Of the disease
ere slvays abundant in Memphis. and
VIM brought into fostering activity BY
the heat OF Summer. the natural result
follows. Unless properly purified. that
oos althy city Is able to furnish yellow
isvsr enough to supply the United States
and the rest OF the world for years to
come. Once start the disease. send 1t
forth In the atmosphere. and wherever 1t
en- And Q oongsniAl condition. there
viii its presence soon manifest itself.
Any city or town with . temperate eli.
mate and q due observance OF general
CLEANLINESS and perfect sanitary rsgula-
lions. ID safe sgainst any devastating ep-
idsnic. Even In Memphis. local causes
have induced the originating or develop
msnt Of the disease.
One year ago. according to the most
competent and reliable information.
Memphis Was filthy, beyond even the
usual condition Of Southern towns.
miles Of Nioolsou pavement were de-
esying. The soil was reeking with the
oaal and sxcrsta Of ten thousand fami-
Lee. There was no organized system by
which garbage sould be carted away.
The aecumulations Of forty years were
6sesying on the surface" The Bayou
Gsyoso, In which the foul matter OF the
city il drained. Wal stagnant and GOV.
cred with q putrid scum from which was
emitted foul efiuvia. The city govern
ment was deaf to the appeals OF tho
pres. "what." says the New York
Tribune, was the consequence Let
m look at figures. which do not lie, Tor
the answer. When the fever broke out,
50, 900 people lied. many to die by the
way, many more to live ~ paupers in
other communicable to suffer by the
total cessation Of their business. OF the
population remaining. 1860. the Board
Of Health reported 1880 as attacked.
Of whom ons-third died. Memphis re-
osivsd little less than half q million dol
lars last Summer in food. medicine,
money and clothing from the North. be-
aide other unsstimated aid. Addto this
downright waste Of human life. health
and property. the loss to her citizens by
the s.oppsgs Of all kinds Of trade or
business for four months, II We want to
understand the economy Of dirt. Five
thousand dollars and stringent munich
pal laws would have removed the filth
which made q breeding place for Death.
Nor 10 this condition OF affairs limited
10 the South. In one-half OF the pretty
country villages Of the Middle and East
srn States the inhabitants cling with q
devotion which. considering the anger.
10 positively heroic, to the filth OF their
drains and the poison OF their rseking,
ovsrcrowdsd burying grounds. In how
many Of such villages and towns, too.
Just now. are the municipal governments
deaf 10 the remonstrsnces OF the press
Only 10. the yellow fever reach one OF
these places. and its fate is as certain as
hat OF Memphis"
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DISSOLUTION or coPARTHERsAIp.

K1oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IL corartnersnip heretofore existing pe.
tvten j. n. stephens and X. J. Peters, unasr
the arm name and Style OF STEPHENS = pe'sr,,.
In The wedge Saloon. Main street. Golo nin;'
this day dissolved BY mutual conssr ~. ..ms
49, ana sssuues oil liabilities OF me iats
Srm and IA fully authorized 70 collie! -.
mrns N, u nis:,e come forward and settle With
out further notice. prTrps
80 ,s7o Min
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New PArEsr.-The following. bear.
ing date Of July 9Th. 1879. is the
latest list Of United States patents issued
10 residents OF the Pacific Coast. fur.
nished by Dewey & Co.. United States
and Foreign Patent Agents, San Fran.
cisco: N. Bssuregard. San Francisco.
harrow ; T. h. Gowan. Carson, New.
grinding car wheels p. II. Newbill.
Los Angeles, Cal. coin roller ; F. New
hon, San Francisco. electrical circuit for
hotsl an~nunciators ; S. s. Tildsn. San
Frsncisco, automatic sewer gate.
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O. II. GALLUP.

o. n. aALLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Gold Hill, kseps constantly on hand oil
fsyorite brands Of Imported C.gars. choice bit
cigars, al binds OF chewing tobacco, meor.
schsum pipes, school books and stationary Of
goods NJ all kinda. ap3s 10
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CoIoxrL RosEsr G. IsoERsoLL. 1t Is
ssportsd. will DO the orator at the re-
union Of the soldiers Of the Northwest
d Aurora. Illinois. August 20. Over
100 regiments will b represented.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

NERMBRRs OF PARKER LODGE NO. IS.
wi I U. D. F., are requested 10 assemble q
their Hall II Gold Hill ut $40 O'Clock r. =.
WEDNESDAY. the 23d day OF Juy, 70 attend
the Funeral OF their lste Brother, BUMPHRR,
SYM0NB. Members Of sister Lodges and 30.
journing brothers are invited TO attend. BY
order Of the N. O., THOS. MARK.
Attart: Jas. LINnAN. Secretary. n
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering nom the srros and
indisorstions Of youth. nervous weakness. earl,
decay, loss Of manhood, etc.. l will send .
recsipt that will cure you, ynii OF olAnos'
This great remedy was discovered BY q mission.
ary In South America. Send . self-sddressec
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM.
tstion d., New York City. fel On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22

Borros thinks he can 60 over Niagara
Falls in q OF his suits with perfect
safety. It Is to bs hoped he will try Il.
taking Weston with him.
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Pr FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal weakness.
Loss OF Manhood, and oil disorders brought on
by indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has
tds ingredients Address
8 DAVIDSON d CO., 70 Nassau st.. N. J.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

NrFIos SOUTH cohsToCK oONsoLIDA.
I tied silv . MinIns Company Han Francisco,
Cal. july II. l87o.-The annual nesting OF the
stockholders Of the South Comsiock Oousolids-
Cd Silver Mining Company, Cr the election cfa
the transaction OF such other business - may
properly CONS before Il, will be held Of their
once. Rooms 8 and I. No. 50e California street.
Ban Francisco, California, on MONDAY, An.
gust 18th. 1879, at $50 O'Clock r. y. OF that
day. Transfer Boohs will b. closed August ..
a1td ~. BuFPINaTON. secrstsry.
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DISSOLUTION OF CuPARTAERsnlP.

rHs COMPREHENSIVE HEREToIoRs
eIisting under the arm name OF hop,
IEsoN q FOLSOM wss on the frtt d,y OF
Juiy dissolved BY mutual consent. Tns JUDI
ness will be continued Of the SANE placs Va.
III. Arm. and collect ali accounts due the sans
-" GEO. ROBlHeOk.
,o.iu ]. ". FOLSOM.
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A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating In stocks, By the "rwo UnerTipx
Rules for Success" 10 Messrs. Lawrence 4
Co.is new circular. The combination method,
which this nrm has made 20 successful, ems.
blss people with large or small means 70 reap
ell the benefits Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands Of orters. In various rums. are
pooled Into one vast amount. and coopsrdtsd 40
q mighty trhot. thus securing 10 each rhAre.
holder I'll the advantages Of the largest Opera.
tor. Immense profits are divided monthly.
AIRY amount from s. to 5000. or NOR, can be
used successfully. n. Y. Bophkt Weekly, Sep.
eembe e6th. 1878, says: 'By the combination
systsm SIS would make t1s. ors per cent. $50
pays $50. or ! per cont; 500 makes $1,000. or
10 per cent. On the stoek during the month. &C.
cording to the MARKET" Frank Lshss Hue
frotsd Efrspopey. June 10Th The combina.
ton msihod 0f operating stocks IL the most
ruccessful evsr adopted" Nttr York Mdtr<r.
dent. September l2ih: The combinstion sys-
tenn In founded upon correct business princi.
pies, end no person need be without an Income
vhile 10 10 kept WORKING by hesirs. Lawrence
4 %. brooklyn journal. April 10th: .Our
editor made Q net profit Of SOL 70 from tDin
one Of Messn. Lawrence I Co.'S combins.
tions." New circular (mailtd ireel explains
everything. Stocks and bonds wanted. Gov
eminent bonds supplied. Lawrence I Co..
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place. New iorf. H
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0oRN.

MEYBRs-In Virginia. July 20. to the wife Of
L. Meyers, Q daughter.
Charlo- Kelly, . daughter.
OaAIZE-fn VIRGINIA, July 81, 10 the wife Of
Joseph Cra'Er. . lighter.
KfN0-In Austin, July II, to the wife Of
John King. Q daughter.
JOHNs0N-In Eureka. July 10. TO the wife
II. n. johnson, Q son.
FOLRY- AZ Hot Bprinss, church,ll county.
July IL, 10 the wife OF James Foley. . son.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Tho Fall River Strike.

l.r,c,.L TO -., BOLD urLI All .rv,l
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RATES OF

Board and Lodging. per week =. .......si1 %
hoard and Lodging; Pc. d.y :; :s.. half piios.
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~Jnysiids, % we'll - business men o.
families, seeking recreation and pleasure, wiz
and this the very placs. Jsom
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TsrsH Bread, PIES, CAKES, AND HO1
: Rolls every day. delivered q the rssi
dsncaa of cuatomorI.
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GOLD HILL BAKERY

MAIN STR RkT.-..-..GOLD HILL,
Opposite the Eclipse Livery Stables.
]. P. BECKER. Proprietor.
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In the case OF The Union Tagb,at
Company vs.. The British ship z. R,ns.
Judge Hoffman rendered u DECISION Tor
the plaintiff for $50 The s,a,emer,
OF the Case 10 ~ follows: Ga arr,v,n oil
SanFrancisco = tug at the company vent
alongside and offered To tow tho sh,p
In tor nothing. provided the ships ", rk
INSIDE and 10 SEA was Civ n her az con.
tract price. The master agre. d To this.
and ordered tue tug ,o take hold In,
on getting in he thought he couli d,
better. aud broke the contract. giving
MS work to other tugs. For this the
Union Tuaboat Company suei aud ob.
tanned Judgment Ms above.
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WHY THE BOOK.KEEPER sTOLI

WHY THE BOOK.kEEPER STOLE
He had a wife.
His salary was $500 per annum.
But she complained.
She wanted q better house.
Better clothes.
Nothing fit 70 60 out in
No country co.tage.
Nor carriage.
Nor front pews
Nor society.
She coveted q place on tho ragged
edge of the select 500.
She kept it up.
Night and day.
And moanea and
Groaned and
Crowded and
Wept.
He lacked style. also.
AZ well a. new clothes every six
weeks, and various other things.
He know how his employer maze
several hundreds daily on the stree.
A thousand or 30 would not lbs miss =
ed for few hours.
So he took it, went apon the street.
and won.
She got her sealskin.
He took more, and lost.
More TO get that back, and lost.
More yet.
Defalcation discovered.
He wears the peniseutiary check.
Others are going, too.
Beware.
But if you win regularly, society
wont be hard on you.
But if you lose, society will sit down
on You.
Beware.
Better Is q modest room up two pairs
Of back stairs than cell in the Tombs.
Aud . plain WOODEN jacket rather
than pair of prison uniform pants on
poor Charles legs.
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pr. Crillius was Ga years old. ard
had white hair, - long white beard.
and an excellent reputation u- was
regarded a. the NEST exemplary man IN
Muncie. Ind. A series Of burglarirs
Was committed. and he was chosen
chairman OF . Committee Of Detection
Then the plunder was accidentally dis.
covered in his own house and be- con.
tseeed that he was the thief. Tie had
used tho knowledge gained IN his med.
toal practice to ind where aud how 10
get ct his patients vaiuab!es.
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The little Swedish town Of Nord-
hopping has been the scene Of very
desperate duel, without secOnds. Two
officers OF the Guards. named Ohisson
and Bostrom, were found in room.
both shot through the heart. They
had been firm friends, and tho mystery
Of their death hiss only been solved by
letters which they wrote to their re-
lations. 1t seems that Quo Of these
gentlemen, who was engaged to marry
q lady Of good family. had previous to
his engagement maintained relations
with notorious woman in okholm.
His friend rashly announced the en-
gsgement to this person, who. thereon.
wrote letter to the young lady. which
made her behave with great cpldnsss to
her lover. The guardsman found life
uncomfortable his friend also suffered
the tortures Of remorsc, and they re.
solved to put themselves out Of their
pain by fighting duel at the shortest
possible distance Bostron shot CHS.
son through the hoart. md himself was
found with bullet in his breast. But
that bullet was not discharged by CHS
son. A mark on L ,strom's forehead
shows that he had be n grnzsd by the
shot OF his opponent. and 1t Is PLAIN
that, unwilling to survive his friend, he
shot himself through the heart.
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One Of the most difficult matters for
an Englishman today is to find field
for the secure investment Of his money
at even so low . figure as Az per cent.
II is this which have driven thousands
into Turkish and Honduras loans and
causes millions to regard q national
debt IS national blessing.
Wien another era Of British
prosperity sets 10 it seems impossible Ia
say what will become of all the money
IT tue United St.tcs Government won d
only fund some more Of our deb, AMI
place il at four per cent it woald b. a
joyful day for tens Of Thousands OF
Engliph people France i, a tunlIy
now paying FIVE per cent. tar what L g.
land would gi&ily take u, four. 1t Is
unfortunate that We have no loan to
pay of today, We could probably &c,
money in Eaehnd At 81.
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following questions:
i. Give your name and post -ot.ee address
county and state. and your nearest express oftice
2. Your NE and sex?
,. Occupstionr
4. Married or stnglef
8. Hight. weight NO and In health?
g. How long have you been sicki
]. Your complexion color Of hair and eyes;
3. Have you . STOPPING O. erect gait3
D. Relate without reservation all you know
about your case. ELclose one dollar - consuits.
ten tee Your letter will than receive our ssten-
tion. and Ne viii give you tbs nature Of your
disease and our candid opinion coEcs, ming
cure.
Compstsn. Physicians attend to correspondence.
Al ieseess saould be addressed to Disptns
l2l1 Hilbert street.. Piilsdelphis. Pa.
II. T. HELMBOLD.
Druggist and Chemist,
Philadelphia. Pa.
sob EVERYWHERE.
js-&dAWly
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A paragraph which has la.oly ap.
peared in the German official papers
informs the subj Gets Of his majesty the
King Of Prussia that the Royal Provin-
cisl Government a. Dusseldorf ha,
Rraciously authorized one julius Jack
ass. resident in Lohdorf. District Of
Solingen. as we'll as his wifs aud chill
dren, to change the family name ho has
hitherto borne into that of Courage
Herr Jackass seems 10 have been IN.
usually sensitive for German In his
country quaint names are 30 abundant
in sv0ry class of society that the eigs
Of public apprehension is blanted. as
far a. their comical or reproachful sig
niticancs Is concerned. Nobody smiles
when introduced to Mr.. Bloc isaussg
Mrs Gra!hofsepenny, or Master Sugar.
tart. Nobody Is sorry for the repre-
sentative Of one of the Oldest noble
families in North Germany, doomed
BY destiny to bear the omirous 'nomen-
clature. "0.tekeeper OF He'll" When
the betrothal Of First Lieut. Sourhesring
to Miss Two year. old-wild.bos was
published scme time ago in tho Ma
tional Aitun9 and other leading Berlin
journals. that apparently fantastic an
nounce0ent excited no wondsrment to
speak Of.
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Lord Chief Justice Cockburn has an.
ether ct his many attacks OF liberated
sore throat, aud bis physician advised
nim strongly to retire from the beach.
eoe b 0aid be was dstarmiued 10 die
y haRaas& He Il now n yssss old.
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On Puget Sound belonging 70 the late Isaae VII.
ton. an prepared 10 do any WORK In that line on
the shortest notice and in the most complste
manusr. VAN 90 70 say plses On the Sound. TIE
beat Of references given.
All orders ie!t st The Hardware Store Of ?. y.
wuSTHOFR. on Frost Street. viii b peoDpAav
attended to.
Also Jsek osysUs a1d Other spparsAns ca b
sasau W. BURNT.
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D r Ess N AKINc.

Miss L. Q. MOORE OFFERS HER SERVICES
M = pr.ciicsl AMI experisnceS Drss.msaes
- The lsAiss a SsAk1is
osr rssadenee u vtsA Ars. Atwood. on the east
saas q Second stssst. between Columbia anl
08ssa. e1S-d1m