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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30
THs BOARD OF FRusTr.s OF GOLD

szcYior l.. An annual I'd vsioesm tax Of one
and ons quarter Per eentum tpon the vslus Of
taxAbls Lruptrty within The Town Of Gold Hill
IL hsrsby levied and directed TO Be collsetd iot
town purposes upon the assessed VAN. o. al
such TAXABLE property made taxnble y ihs Avs
Of this tate fos 6tsts and o uniy purposes In
Guiding tbs net proceeds Of the miDes.
bIc. .. The tsxes lsvied By section OF tnis
ordnance. and TO b ass.s.sd add collected 10
accordance Win the provisions 81 an ordin,nos
entitled. " An Ordinsncs 20 provide iof tne hvy
md collection OF talss on real and persons!
propsrty within the Town Of Gold Hili." ps.sea
Ami n. 1850, and also. an ordinance eLutleo,
Al Ordinance 70 provide Tor ID. time ana
manner Of sscsrtainins the value Of the net pro.
oseds Of mines fsr the purpose OF taxat on ana
70 provide fYf the oollsedon Of such nxes: scx
pr.s.dsn. Of u. Bo.rd Of Trustees Of The Town
: = -I7I Of Gold Bill
Attest: W. HxpE, clsrk Of the boerd:
Al Meeting Of the Board o. Trustses ~ tne
Town OF cold Il l.. hsld Ayfii ". lSso. ., ac,.
nance No. iiS Was paced b he ioDo.ies i. W..
Ysas-Trustsss 1.rcsr. psnshy ana
0xsssss..r ..rrustsss wspg and Z s@sry.
" Q. HypS, @ssk'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30

Among the inscriptions emblszoned at
the illumination in Calcutta on the occa'
sion Of the Duke Of Edinburgb's visit to
that city was one which appears slightly
ambiguous. IL was over an underiaker's .
door aud the legend was "w.lcome."
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAvlsa m THEIR r0s.
a session bo ls .bslonxing 70 wsus prufy
srS reou-stsd 70 leave the sans st Tie ofnce of
he toLD HnI NEvs = secp g oon%v:piSps; %
GOA HIN. September 10. iifs. isis
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ORDINANCE NO. III.

sncc II ncsd . in Lies or and he
Pace 2 Of efIaassLius Bends Nss' los
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ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN ORDINANCE 70 prsvids fer the
Levy sf Tsxes en- Y. ~ and Pcpssnsl
Esi;ISsr'y ,;IS wi'hi. the Tvs Of "''d
tPssssd April 10. isp.l
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AZ ORDISAhCE 20 fix and Ceilses
. Iieesss Tax Upon Certain
Trades and Busisess Within she
Cssporass Limits or shs Town Of
oold MIL,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

nRRsoNs RESIDING IN vnamIA wzo
Vish TO sabecyibs fur IL oqlD III
ssSs soos sso1. sor 'iso. ~. Is $50 ssas sss :s -
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bzc. II. Every per.on, nrm, association. or
corporation engaged In carrying on the busi,
ness OF assaylng ores or precious metals enali
pay, quarterly, for Q licenss 10 carry on the
same, according to his or their average monthly
business or receipts, % In the followipg
schedule:
firrt Olass- Monthly business or receipts
ave hundred dollars or over. quarterly license
thirty dollars.
two hunded and hity dollars or over and
under Ave hundred dollars, quarterly license,
twenty dolla,s.
Third CIa-s-Monthiy business or receipts
under two hundred and nfty dollars, quarterly
il..r a. A.s, hollars
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IHE EVENING NEW :
Published every day lsundsys excepted.
NJ the NEWS PUBLishIN0 CO.


~ Entered at the Gold Hill postofiee
as second-class matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30
ARruANs.

eno. II. Every person or nrm engaged In
the business OF keep.ng daguerrean or photo
graphic gallery. or In pam Ing poruaits or
ministures. shsll pay. quarterly, for Q license
70 carry on the ssms, according 70 his, her. or
their average month.y sales or receipts, % In
the following schedule.
first Class- Monthly sales or receipts eight
hundred dollars OF. over, quarterly license, ten
dollars.
second C,sss-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars. quarterly license
nve dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30
AucrIoNHEns.

SEQ. Is. Every person. nrm or association
engaged In the business Of selling real estate
or psrrouai propsity by aucuon or public out
CRY, shall pay for liotnes 70 carry on the ssne
According 10 his or their average sAles OF 70
oeipts. - In the following schsdule;
Mint Caas-Monthly sales or receipts twt
thousand doila,s or over. quarterly license
second Cls.s-Mouthly sales or receipts unde
two thousand dollars, quarterly license nitsei
Third Cls,s-Daily sales or receipts Ave hun
drsd dollars or over. license for ono day. tsi
Fourth Clsss-paily rsiss or receipts unde
ave hundred dollars, license for one dAy' nv
dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30
A BILL
70
PROVIDE A CONSOLIDATED SYSTEM
OF GOVERNMENT
FOR THE
COUNTY OF STOREY. THE CITY
OF VIRGINIA AND THE
TOWN OF GOLD
HILL.
And TO Provide for the Payment OF
the Existing Indebtedness or
Said City and Town.

III, People Of the State Of Nsrada. rep
resented IN Senate aad Asssmtiy. do
enact as foilors:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30

oyFroE AND REsIDKNcE -oPPoerrs
~ the NEvs oncs. Main strsst, 0eA Hfn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30

DAkK1.
SEC. II. Every person, nim or aseSeianon y,
brad. pies and cake, or either of there articles,
IN m nav. Quarterly, or license 70 carry ON the
saue. as In the following echedule:
rir,t Clsss-Nonthly sales OF receipts seven
hundred and nfty doilars or over, quarterly
nIsS, Ssoond % %Clsss-Honihly sales or receipts ave
hnndred Dollar or over and under seven nun
dred and nfty dollars. quartsiiy license nftesn
'S TSird u.s,-Monthly sales or receipts under
ave hundred dollars. quarterly license, ten doI
lArs.
spo. Is. Every person. nrm. aseoeiafion or
coronation hayins Q plscs Of business IN the
Tovn Of Cold Hi, and therein engaged In the
businsss Of banking. losning monsy, buying and
selling sxrhsnas. OF rsceiyng on depotl oul'
iiou or coin, or any or al such trsnsactions,
shsii nav. quarterly, for . license 70 carry on
ssid bucincss, according to his their or its aver
- monthly purchases and saies OF exchange.
smount OF loans, or dsposit Of bullion or coin,
or sny or ali OF such transsctions. ~ the case
may Be-. q in ths following schedule: s
first Glass Monthly tfsnactions one nun
Ard md nfsy thoussnd dci'.rs or over. quar-
ssriy iicsnss, one hundred dGilsrs.
asooud Class-Nouthly transactions unaer
ous hundred and ffty thousand dollars ni'y
dollars. $500.
mo. 10. EysFy psrson or arm engaged IN me I,
business Of carIytpg on o s.,,w y, ~
ssms. sooordina TO bis ofthsir averAse montniy
busiSsss OF fsosipts. - In the following
ss,"t ci,.s-nonshly business or receipts ave
hundred dollars or over. quarterly License tsn
49, $3.50 -xnssAiy business or rsesip..
ss.As ss.s,s ,ss E so, ss.,, g 1I:s Ts,as 20
a dorAr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30

JAsPRH BABoocK,
State Board OF RxAminers.
Carson City. Nsvsds, November ", 1850.
polS I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-30

src. %. Every penon ENGAGED in the eusi.
ness Of dealing. play nc. Or carving on sny
game Of faro, monte. roulstte, lan.quenes.
fouee-et noIr. rondo, keno. fantan. diana. OF
chuck s.iuck, or any banking game. played wah
cards, dice. or any other device. vhetnef the
,sms be played Tor money. checks, credit, or
spy other valuable thing or representative Of
value, shall pay, quarterly. fof I. hcenss 70
carry Oh the same, according 70 MS average
month"; receipts. % In the following scheduls:
Fiat Class-Monthly receipts three thousand
dollars os over. quarterly license, ssvsnty-hvs
dollan.
dollars or over and under tnres thousand dol
isrs, quarterly license. my dollars.
Brc 70. zach license Issued shail contain Q
particular description Of the room In which the
iicsnree designs 10 carp on the game designs-
ted, and the name Of the game TO b opened and
played; and no licsnss shall b issued permit.
ting any such game to 10 carried on IN any
room In which such games sse by any valid Act
OF the L. eislstufe Of the STATE Of Nevada for.
biddsn 70 be opened. played. o. carried on. ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-10
st. Paul G Duluth
Railroad.
FAvORfTE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST

Direct route from Duluth, to St. Paul
pos., on Lake Superior ana all eastern points,
Stillwater ana points on the st. Croix river.
CONNECTIONS:
ATST. P4UB-With trains for the East.
South and Southwest.
AT WHITE BEAR-With trains for
SillTater and the NJ. & st. L. Ry for Min
neApolis.
At WY0MING-Starc to Taylor5 Falls.
At NORTH BRANCH-Stagc to Sunrise
CITY.
At HARRlS-stage to Cambridge and
Isanti Connty
At RUSH CtTY-Stage 70 GrantabuTg 2
ana tie cranberry c.unI.y VI ouJEet. county,
Wis
AT PINE CITY-S,age to Brunswick,
Kanabec county.
On and after May 3oth, 1880, and until
tnrthcr notice, passenger trains will be run
as follows.
Ar st. Paul $500 p. III.
H.. Duluth -------- boo D. N.
-ir ST Paul ---------------G 05 am
Te st Paul z.4E A. IN.
Ar Duluth 500 D. m.
I.., 81 Paul 725 ?. III.
Rs HAEk GEO. II. SMITH,
q 7. Az; Gsu Supt.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-10
1880. Summer Arrangement 1880.

TFAI~.
Connects at st Paul and Minneapolis with
train, Eat and south; at - Cloud With trains
f-r N-Iro,e and the SIuk Valley :: at Drai-
nerd al traius make c.esa r,,u.,"-t tiuns 70 and
frasn nu4th ana 10 aud from the v est ana
South
Clo-a connection with St. Paul trains ut
" 7 Jim tior St Paul i Pacific Rulroa
:ra,ns 1t Glyuls,sfpr Fisher. Landing, Fort
'.trrs att th- British Poeses4ions 80 lis
mtrck With stage. tor Standing Rock. Fort
kce. B,-thol, Fort K~oash. ana other
2outs n Montana also witFs y. w Stage
sl-i EIptes. 90 ,lile to prlGwool City ana
al points IL the Black His.
H. T. SARGENT
GeuT M-H.ger, ~. Paui.
6 e. SANBORN, II. 4. ToWNE,
Gen.I Frt & Ticket AGt. Superintendent
St "lul Braincrd
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-10
100000 Acres

of Niunesota and Dakota Lands for sale bv
she Land Department Reduced rates OF
fnro and freight 10 actual settlers
Full infnrmtrion given upen application
> Jaws B. Powrr. Gent Agent, at Is
J.cSson street. s. Paul Or 3ra.ncrd, MIMI.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-10
JAMES BARDON,
Real Estate Agent,
SgFRRb0R, WISCONSIN,.

e n haJEN, " ISLUNSIN.
"li bus and sell lots in Superior. Duluth
ana nelghhoring towns and lands surround.
4 pay Ia xes- for non residents in any county
e lsconslE or Minnesota, and transact Il
SeEerss real estate business
aE"ss specialty .! locating lancs along
+'e .ne Of ihe Sorthero Pacific Railreac
- R1Ht, u the Company
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-10
- ~s-c~

IKE extension Of the North Wis
consin railroad from Chandler or
Mud lake northeast in the direction
of Ashland, is now well under way,
the contractor, c. G. Smith, having
between four and FIVE hundred
laborers on the work. The extcn-
sion will be forty miles in length,
Of which Mr.. Smith grades thirty
and does the bridge work the entire
distance. The line p 5es through
a barren country sparselY tiuberei
with Norway pine, the soil being a
mixture Of sand and gravel. There
are from 1900 to 800 yards Of
earth per mile to be moved on an
average The whole distauce, and
some heavy ellis" on the upper
end. The extension crosses the
Nemacogg;n riyer three time on
Howe truss bridges Of 1870 feet
span. The contract is expected to
amount 10 about 100000. Tie
specifications call for the completion
OF the work by October !, hut is
vii probably be finished before
that time. Polk CO. Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-10

Gov. SHITu las named Hons.
Philetus Sawyer, OF Oshkosh, and
John Com>tock, Of Hudson, 10 as
sist at the arrangement Tor grand
celebration sof the centennial an
niversary OF the declaration o.
peace between England and the
United States after the revolutions.
The celebration is to be held IN
New YoIl, IN l8s3.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-10

IowA RENTS the taxes for five
and ten years respectively OH land
painted 70 fruit and frult trees. Il
is said to have been the direct
means Of clothing more than 55 GOO
acres in that State with orchards
and fruits.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-10

THE leaves Of the geraa. 81
an excellent appIication for cuts,
when the skin is rubbed OF, ana
other wounds Of the kind. One or
two leaves mast be bruised ana ap-
lied on linen to the part, and the
wound will become cjcatrizel in s
very short time.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-03
CRoTToN.

Mr.. E. r. Gray counted one hun.
dred and fiiy-five gourds on one
vine, near Nortonvile, Ky.
Mr. James Kisiner let his mules
run away yesterday. and one of them
ran against peach tree and injured
itself very seriously.
All the world is burning plant land
and the atmosphere presents the ap-
pearance ofIndian summer.
Mr.. William Rhinehart, a very es-
Unable young man, from this place,
has gone TO Tennessee 20 live.
NJ. b. Brown. Esq, married q
couple whose names we did not learn
at Empire mines last week.
Mr. Blaine, deputy assessor under
Mr., Means, is around every how and
then during the winter.
The man, A. j. Turner, who died
here few days since had about three
thousand dollars worth of notes in an
old carpet bag which he carried. Al
this writing we have heard nothing
from his friends. We learn that he
stated that his wife and child live
near Lawrenccburg Anderson coun-
ty, KY
We have always wanted 10 visit
the city OF Frankfort from childhood
We have read of the grand old hills
rock ribbed and ancient, that frown
down upon Il; OF the queenly beauty
of its women of Its wonderful GENE
terry where sleeps the-dnst ofits civic
and military heroes. We never cared
to 90 there escorted by The sheriff
never believed we had brains enough
for law maker; never had money
enough to take us there on o pleasure
trip, consequently our eyes have ncv
feasted upon the transceDdeTt beau
ties and glories Of that famous city
But now our time is come il Senator
Berry's bill passes, the county will
have to send somebody there and We
are the very man. We feel that We
have considerable ability as a consti
tuition changer ; in fact we know we
have, therefore we are candidate fol-
this position. Do all you can for NJ
Charlie and we'll write you q column
article from Frankfort every week
and all the world will subscribe fol
the X ENTUcKIAN, and as the disap
pointed lover wonld say. we may
be happy yet HIRAM.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-03
BEVERLY.
The roads are getting better.

The roads are getting better.
Buggios are being used once again.
1t ia prophcsied that fruit crops
will fail this year.
Mr.. l.. b. Allen has fully esiab-
lished himself here, aud has on hand
n complete stock OF dry goods and
family gaoceries.
Mr.. II. Huggins also. has stock
worthy the inspection OF the most
lastidious. Both Messrs. Allen and
IIuggins possess superior business
qualifications, and will do well.
Messrs. Joe Ferguson and Clinton
Cayce have left our village for the
purpose OF opening saloon In your
city. Wallace Robertson has taken
Mr.. Fergusou's place in II. ii. Hug
gins store.
Prof. II. G. O'Ncil has reopened
his school at Owsley's school-house.
Misses Anna aud Kate Worl are
visiting relatives in the neigh5or-
hood.
A social gathering given by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Adams, last week
was attended and heartily enjoyed
by many of their friends.
Mr.. Willie Hutchinson, q young
man, residing in Clarksville, attempt
cd to commit suicide, while on visit
TO Mr.. Rives, near Garrettsburg last
week, but the pistol firing before he
was ready was not seriously hurt.
Rumor saysa girl was at the bottom
of il.
There Is to be wedding in our
very midst before another moon.
We extend our congratulations to the
bride and groom elect.
Mesys. Jones Bros. and Hickman
contemplate keeping bachelors hall
the remainder OF this year.
Mrs. ID. b. Owsley, in company
with that estimable gentleman, DR..
Riley, departed for Buffalo, N. Y. last
week. We wish them safe journey,
and their health may be greatly bene-
fitted. Mrs Owsley's health has been
quite delicate for some time.
Rev. j. r. Rediord paid this neigh
borhood a brief visit this week. lie
is in charge of the Lafayette circuit,
and is good man.
DIR. Sam Grubbs has moved TO his
home near Pembroke. We were
sorry to loose such,e good citizen and
physician.
DR.. j. L. Dulin liked Mayfeld SO
well ,he says he is going back. Strange
Cupid would trouble himself about q
man ofhis age.
The health ofthe community is tol,
crably good with the exception Of bad
colds, they are very prevalent.
Cholera is raging around here
among chickens. Wen be obliged tC
appoint Board of Health.
PINCKNEy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-03
CHURCH HILL.

Marriagcs-none.
Dealhs-none.
Sickness-some.
Well! Well! TOR this week.
What, OF the next?
Colonel Bonaparte, we are getting
mighty scarce OF items.
The "big dinner day with the
Changers every 4th Friday.
They say Hebron will he the scene
of the next matrimonial disaster.
Sid Westwas the lucky man in the
last drawing.
Mort. Giles and :IIenry Bard are
the only singing birds in this beat.
The first OF last week was Spring
like.
Wrcns and blue birds have com.
menced building their nests.
Plant beds are being burned and
prepared IN every direction.
The neighborhood is illuminated
nightly by plant bed fires.
1t seems that the farmers arc aim
ing for big crop of the weed.
The Kansas fever once so brilliant
in this neighborhood, ia now dead
and buried.
The repairs on Mr.. SPANS
house improve its looks, muchly.
Messrs. Eddie Boyd and Abner
Harrison are off ON Tennessee hunt,
Mr.. Gano Henry left for Louisville
on Saturday, last and will be absent
some time.
Mr.. Claud Smith of Pembroke
spent last Friday with his friend
John w. Harrison. y ,-
Mrs. John Gregory returned from
a weeks visit to ncr parents on yes
terdiy.
Miss Bette Flowers OF Hopkins
vile re,arned home last Monday,
after lew weeks visit TO Mrs. Spain
aud olner friends.
Mr., john Hanbcrryfs having his
house plastered and fixed up in SUI
perb order.
Mr.. james Garrett formerly Of this
place, now resident of Green Hill,
Tenn, was oyer last week mixing
with his friends.
| Mrs. Paul Carter, who has been IL
for some weeks with pneumonia
we are glad to know is much better
Mr.. Les Majors says he met will
G. NJ. NJ. on one OCCASION. Wonder
what occasion2
Morton Giles got flung from thu
"Gray" one evening Inst week whit
out riding. Not hurt mich how ever
Prof Fitzlugh's school is in a YER!
flourishing condition. Already man!
pupils, and additions weekly.
A certain acquaintance who ha
tried It says "four weeks is lonl
enough for a court-ship. You can
find 'cm out any way until after mar
riagc and there is no use of wasting
time"
Girls now hold the "agen and W
would advise them to make thei
"Llind" good and "call" the frs
single fellow that's been bluifini
them for the past few years.
just think of i'll il is now the 3r'
, Of February and no ice gathered ye
which is something unusual for hi
climate.
We guess but few private julip
will be quaffed here abouts during
the coming mint season, and conse
qnenily the ardent will be take
straight as n general thing, for this
the town TO take il anyway.
SHoRTpELLow.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-03
LAFAYETTE.

The sun continues to shine with the
genial warmth of Spriug time, while
the chirp of the robins bliihsome
note seems TO say very clearly that he
has put all thoughts Of winter behind
him.
In many places Strawberries are
blooming elder bushes gre putting
forth their beans and daisies and
buttercups springing up. Even as i
write the afoma Of violets fills my
room with fragrance that is sugges-
tive of anything but winter. We
seem to have exchanged places with
our more remote southern friends in
climate-so gently deals the winter
with us. Surely he never presented
so benign o face before. However,
shonld he conclude to change his
mood and treat us to biting cold and
storms scowls, we will be very sure
10 lose the fruit, and on-the other
band, with the present Temperature,
we who live rem ote from railroad
viii have 10 forego the luxury OF ice
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-03
cASKY.
Plant land is being burned.
Following is progressing.
Tnboc,n oil eir;ppa1

Plant land is being burned. +'
Following is progressing.
Tobacco all stripped.
Fly in the wheat.
The roads are still in bad condition.
Pneumonia is prevalent.
The wheat future boom struck some
of our people just at the wrong time.
Counting white horses is now in or
der with the girls,
The Casky Amateur Dramatic Club
is remembered with the things that
were.
We will have no more parties now
until next Christmas.
Presiding here twice a month
second and fourth Sundays. =
A great deal of, pork has soured
during &ifis Sprisg-like weather.
No Ice cream next Summer.
This unusual warm weather has
brought the detestable .iurnip- greens
in ahead of their season., 81
Shot guns and pointer dogs are dead
capital.
To ride three miles over tlcae mud.
dy roads to call on ayoung lady with
whom you have positive engage.
ment, and find Her gone from homo is
calculated to make young man feel
like che ID left"
Society here, has since Christmas
received quite an acquisition in the
person of Rev. M. A. Maxey and fam
lily, who have located at this place.
l.. H. Mckee & Co., have added tt
their business q large stock OF drug
and medicines, and have secured III,
services of young Mr., Morrison, al
experienced druggist, to preside at thu
prescription desk, & Z
Thuse were exqnisitely beautiiu
flowers, grown, plucked, arranged
into beautiful bouquet and presented
BY a.kind lady friend, and al this sea
son ofthe year were more than donbl!
appreciated. Many thanks, Miss F.
Boys, take the advice Of one who
knows the result of having the wron!
time and never 20 calling withou
knowing exactly how much too sloY
your watch Is.
Miss Mollje Elliott, Of the Fairvicv
ncighborhood spent a day or two will
friends IN this comm unity last weel
Leslie e. Park. of Greenville wa
here several days last week.
Misses Minis and Annie McKe,
spcn several days visiting friends il
your CITY last week. 90
! Miss. Helen Hart is visiting rela
tivcs in Hopkinsyillc. ega
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