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Hllnlng.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
"A WICKES. MONTANA.

Capital. s5.OOOOO0 shares, $40 each.
oFFICERs-President W. W. Wiekes vice President,
Michael Snow Secretary, r. F, Brooke. d,
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VHE BARCELONA MINING COMPANY,
II NNE CnINIY NEVADA

IT ME- tUVNT1t NFNAUA.
Office no broadway New. YORK.
Incorporated the Of the state Of New York.
Capital 2OO 90 shares OF the par Of S23
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ance Managing Director. w. r. Leon; Secretary, E. ID.
harness Trustees David c. Ferris, A. severance, n. vi
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Registi OF Transfers. Union Trust Company New.
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THE DOMESTIC MONTHLY

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ASSICK MINING COMPANY.

DASSICK MINING COMPANY.
ID LOCATION OF MINE. ROSETTA. COLORADO.
capital stock 100000 shares par value $780,
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
FRANK @. BROWN. President
DENNIS RYAN Vice.P President
WILLIAM HOYT, Treasurer.
HENRY CUMMINS. Secretary
f. c. BASSICK.
Principal Office No. 81 Wa-st., New. York.
DREECE MINING COMPANY.
LEADVfLLE COLORADO
Offices, and 8 Pine ST., New-Y0rk
Capital S5U0 900 900 shares; value, S26 each
Trustees Chas Bsse Chas g. Dodge Jerome b. Char
fec James d. smith. II. Potter. H. Mofat IT,, Chas l..
Wright Chas r. Bsse, Presidents Chas. c. Dodge Treas
J. Is. Swasey. H., secretary tad init
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CHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING CO.
LOCATION OF MINES: LEADvTLLE COLORADO.
Capital Stock. 10000 900 shares 200 900 par $50.
Daniel Appleton President III. A. " Post Vice President
/. NJ Lawson, Treasurer Drake DrKaY secretary
Winfield Scott keyes General Manager. LeadvIle
senator John p Jones, OF Nevada
William Borden, Of Chicago; Governor H. A. W. Tabor OF
Colorado Arthur Sewall Of Bath. Me-. iam s. nichols
OF Now.Y0rk h. g. Dorsey. of NewIor charles A. Wht-
tier OF Boston Ulysses :. Grant j., OF New- ork
Bankers and Registrars, Central Trust Co, OF NOW
General Offices BOreel Building No 10 Broadway N I
COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
~ MINING co.
Al GEORGETOWN Clear creek County Col (teminns 81 the
SOO Par value. $40 Non assessabe Onice, "a
Pinest New York City Register Farmers Loan and Trust
Company President. Paul Lchtenstein Vice PRESIDENT,
Charles DOdge Secretary and Treasurer Henry F. Yer
huyen secretary Paul o. dGsterhazy Manager In
Colorado, George w. Hal
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Dlplocno Noiltes

nFFICE OF La PLATA MINING AND
" sMELTING COMPANY. Of LEApNILLE, Col,
SIS broadway. Rooms j. and 3. Ncw York Mafch 10 lHco
Dividend No. Z.
The Board Of Trustees have This DAY declared dividend OF
SEVEN AND ONEuALF CENTS per share tpaT value
siOl on the csrta stock payable Thursday, Apri proN
ai Inc Office OF company Transfer books viii close on
Thursday March - inst and reopen Itday Apr z lHSO
Statement Of the financial condition oi the company 49,
Cash Capital. .--.--sIUu uuu w
February L. Balance surplus account - 90 -
March l. earnings for month of Feb. l3OsO ~
sl59.62I -
Dividend Of y cents per share 10000 shares 1000 90
Bainuce surplus March J. ESQ sl43G2i ~
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ITHE YOUNG LADIES JOURNAL

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COL0RED JUsTICE.-SeveFal days ago
white man was ayraigned before colored
justice, down the country, on the charge
Of killing % man andslealing mules>.S.-
wall" said the justice, "de facks In
dis case shall be weighed wild carefulneas,
aud, ct hangs yer taint no fault ol
Judge, you have no Jurisdiction only
to examine me-" ,stSEss e,,.
"Dat sorter work long ter do raglan
Justice, but yer see Pse .beeu put on sa O
special. A special has de right ter make
q mouf at de Supreme Court eff he
chuses ter" IE
"Do the very beat you can for me,
Judge"
"Dat's what Use gwine TO do. Use 70,
two kinds ob law In dis court, do eArkan:
saB and de Texas law. I giierally gina
nan de right to chuse fur hiaself Now,
whot law does yer prefur dc moas, de
Texas or sde Arkansas 2" yT
II believe I win take the Arkansas
il,s."
"Wall. in dat case I'll dismiss you from
stealin' dc muis-"
"Ehank you, Judge.p s7t
"And then hang you fur killin' de
II believe, Judge, that I'll take The
Texaa."
"WRll. in dat case an dismiss yer fol
killinl do tnan-rpk 3sg. ssgfE
Judge"
"And hang yer fur stealin' de mule.
LII just take de 'casion heah ter remark
dat de only difference tween de two lawl
Is de way you state de case.''
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only one or two men In resideuce, Il Ia
easy 20 choose q ,tima TO gtspnp slis Htairs
unnoticed. BY getiihg into ytso ineiosuye
before twelve, one would not even be
seen by the gate porter.
1.-The plan which occurred to the mur-
dered woman's sister had been put into
execution for the first time that night.
Early Ia the evening che had let him see
L., face among the trees. had been an
unexpected witness of the SUCCESS of her
appearance as one from the dead.
All this was told atthe trial in Ameri.
ca. he was extTadited and went over
as witness. But not even on the Bcaf.
fold would he tell where reposed the re.
mains ofhis victim. The avenging sister
Is now o member Of Mr.. --'s dramat-
ic company, and the story, although we'll
knoWnin the States, Is now, perhaps,
known for the first time in England.
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HOUSEHOLD. HINTS.

a.
MAKING. ON PouLraYf TEnpRR.-
Soak IL in cold water with o handful or
two or ashes thrown in for twenty four
hours; pick OFF the feathers and let il
hang for twenty-four hours longer. Then
let 1t boil FOR o quarter Of On hour in
water; take out, lard aud bake IL; when
nearly done baste with hot butter. BY
| this method the flavor of young chicken
may be impaired to On old fowl. Poultry
of ali kinds requires thorough cooking,
as when undeFdone IL is tasteless. A
turkey weighing eight pounds should be
baked three hours end basted every ten
or fifteen minutes with it's own drippings
and with melted butter. If proper care
is taken in dressing poultry it will not
need washing. A vet cloth may be used
to wipe 1t clean if necessary, but soaking
it In water takes out the flavor. Young
poultry may be known by having smooth
legs and supple feet. If the legs are
rough and the feet are stiff, the poultry
is old or stale.
ANGEL PUDDING. - Two ounces of
-four, two ounces OF powdered sugar, two
ounces Of butter melted in half pint of
new milk, two eggs mix we'll. Bike
In small patty pans uniil nicely Drowned,
and send TO table on dish covered with
serviette. A little powdered sugar
should bo sifted over each pudding, aud
slices of lemon served with them. The
eggs must be well beaten before they are
added to the other ingredients.
CHEAP SPONGE CAKE.-Three eggs.
one cup Of sugar, one cup of flour, into
which mix one teaspoontul Of cream OF
tartar and one-half teaspooniul Of soda
dissolved in three teuspoonsful of warm
water. The last thing add dessert
spoonful Of vinegar, stirring briskly.
Bake about twenty-five minutes in not
Too hot an'oyen. The batter will be very
thin.
BROWN BREAD.-One and half pints
OF sweet milk, one coffee.cup of moiasses.
stiE in batter of one.half Indian meal
and one-half Graham, one small tea
spoonful Of soda. Steam it. for two hours
With the cover on, one hour uncovered.
CARoMELs.-One.ha half cup Of molasses..
one cup of sugar, one.half cup of milk,
onethalf spoonful of flour, butter half
SIZE OF an egg, one-fourth of pound Of
chocolate. Boil until hard; turn it into
pan; mark into squares. y8 "a.
MuFPINs.-One quart of milk, one
spoonful OF butter, two spoonsful of lard,
ons-half cup of yeast; and -four enough
ID make the batter thicker than griddle
cakes. Put to rise over night. .a.
GRAHAM RoLLs.-Two cups of Ora.
ham meal, one-half cup Of -four, one
egg, two teaspoonsful of soda, one-halr
cup of sugar and little salt. ~, .
CTEx FOR ScURr.-A lump. of fresh
quicklime the size of walnut dropped
into . pint of water and allowed to etand
oil night. the wator then being poured
off from'the sediment and mixed with o
quarter Of q pint of the beat vinegar
form the best wash for scurf in the Esss5d.
Apply to the roots of the hair.
=. Tea leayes. used for keeping down
the dust when sweeping carpets,' are apG
to stain light colors; salt is the best In
winter and new mown hay in summer
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Dcviliah DOlngs OF Nihiiist Propagan.
GIsfs In Spain.

A special from Paris gives the details
in regard TO the strikes and riots in Bar
celona. It seems tho. some operatives
Whc were incensed against others for hay.
ing accepted reduction of wages in O
EOolen factory, mustered over thousand
strong before the works, and ordered
their fe'low.workmen to leave and Join
the strike. Meeting with refusal, they
entered the factory, drove the men out
| destroyed the looms aud othey machinery,
aud finally set fire TO the building In sey.
eral places.
When they were preparing to visit
other establishments for the purpose oi
carrying out q similar programme, the
civil authorities attempted to interfere,
but were powerlesS to suppress the dis.
order. The crowd constantly increased
Until finally it assumed most formidable
proportions. The alarm speedily spread
to the workmen Of all other Shops, who
Immediately closed, operations, and LEFT
their benches. The military aid noun
ted gendarmos were called out, and rs
soon as they appeared the operatives sep.
grated into angry and hostile groups, but
no resistance Na55ohared.s Upwards cs
fifty of the ringfeariers in Cue riots we're
arrested. Meanwhile tbs fire ongines
we're hard &C work endeayoring 10 rrrest
the progress of the flames in the bun.ing
factory.
The striking workmen were so threat.
ening in their demonstrations that it wac
found necessary to protect fremen and
station the military In tho streets, avenues
and roads, 80 as to prevent the operatives
of the suburbs from Joining those of the
city. The Governor of barcelona and
the military authorities report Tint all 10
quiet. Numerous arrests haye been made.
IL is learned that the wcrkmen were ex.
cited by revolutionary agentsand Social,
ist propagandists. BY order of the gov
ernment oil unions and workingmen's rs.
sociations have been dissolved.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
1N The undersigned, Executors of the
Estate OF r.. g. Hill, deceased, hereby
give, notice that they will apply TO the
Jugde OF Probate for Anderson County. on
the 2lst day Of juno. 1885, for Final
Settlement OF said Estate and discharge from
their office as Executors.
RUFUS 8. HILL, Ex'r.
MRS. NJ. G. HILL, Ex'x.
May 20, 1880 Is
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To the Defendants:
:, Take notice that tho cor plaInt and summons I'm
ms action were filed 81 the Office OF John w. .
dIaniely; z: G.. T., Anderson County, on the 2stii
J: l.. TRIBBLE, PlaintiGs' Attorney.
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- Tho deaths By staryation are TO be
during the next two rnonshs than, In ire.
land, and it Is said that 40, 600 Persians
will perish before the next harvest un.
less they are provided with food ,bY.
charity. Sympathy Tor ireland iiss Ian-t
dnnbtedly attracted from the Persian
taraine tho attention It would otherwise.
iiaya rec end the remote res5 ) OF fbe
tho Pagan auflerers has deprived them OF
Eluch of the relief they would have en-.
jpyed were their country moro intimateiy,
saesnelssaa !sitl. lha natlanas aas.Aa An.Astl
for beDevolence. The desaslAt;ona q
want is rowssp dreadful that the sbane.
factions of % Christian naljnns arc Ililselyi
70 flow freely into Pefsia, and every con.
aideFation OF humanity urges their con-.
ANN :. ...e nail si,, III I'm -,
natea the distress of tho sufferers, Al
exam SIkiifis Ess 5:IT pYised tIi5 world ny
contributing for the relief of the Victims
ef calamity in Christians lands, the Iia.
tibns which bOsat the eenlightennleiit og q
Christian civilization will discfedit that
civilization unless tSley generously sres
spond TO Tho cry of che PagaHs OF Persia.
= = :
here u II iifrn la VicksbnrE, Giiss..
Filtose very sxintenc9 gives the lie 10 the
absurd stories eircuia ted N Notfh Of OBJ.
preston og the colorell tieeple IN .sSoniIis1
'e{n states. Ihe firka referred eo Ia that
Esaat SoEacsy & 6 cens 0es II
fsSssl3es and two anus, who heEess ss;a war
we're slaves on ie plantakion oif Sir
Ioseph Davis, brother of Hon. JefTessbn
l}Avia. Tlieee men, 1t Che cloae of tha
war, purchased q few bales og cotton which
sAey sold atfn heavy eayAnce, With
piantation og I 500 sores, for & 7s, coo OF
ligna, ok which arlniin lsay have, thns
LAr s:thid ab5pt tao.l liaisG 15ey 4 fs also
she ssssees pf the plant tons Of their old
llas tss snd lsia ON AVIS,
Ecg lea hes 81 300 ISee slinutS
fane The Egsn employ / ,90tl hands. md
the 1oDs nEe wen edpea II ID Of rnnatlsl
ea9acitys and nfe res ed by an VII o
| eplise in con stcb sisSa ben. So ~ es
kliQsrn they llsLse EesSr lItS u eesnp Isfii
limdati ion a. facssnl Of any
( ssss Ga
e4gy ueb OF ypnF clildren Ia
tlsri sPnen tSSay Ara i tloyed bs
2. GlSe them 4 fesy sc s hEsns
es'e uaisn Nesanisnee ind khSy gsiIi lsa
igsslofed 10 healtb
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NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD,

= tslss Ff. ONE suOGLAEs a YEAR. &
The circulation Of this popular newspaper has
,nssssscd curing ihe pat year It eontass l the
In handy deaaHtnlents.s The
FOREiGN NEWS ~ 7
embraces saeeiht dispatches ffoni af .nartefa of
the globe. Under the head etis Id is4.l
AMERICAN NEWS (.
are given the 9sl Dsspa Of the week
from ell paris Of the, ,UnioG This feature makes
THE wEEgf;T. HERALD
the most valuable chronicle In the world rs II IS
..sS rsyvry week IS gwen Iaitnrni IT.
PoLITiGAL siEws fs'
embracing eenpiete md com desnsfele
from Washington, fncludin5 fdll reports OF TIA
sesehssi o. eminent on the qacsslons
RIM FAisif DIP HTAENT
pf the "Neekiy IoIal&s giyea tho --latest as ali a.
lating TO tic The farmer hints fer raising
cattle gonlttys Gfain3 Grgaa, ahles de- Dr.
WITH Ions lor keesfng buildings e'.s fsl
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4 THE Koi5l.,
SiSing rel for praotcal SisF.es biI,t for
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tekted fsEfs clof5 phi y fiefs ss
our Rasss eE fsoEa0h eESgs ep5ndsnts on fhs serg
tss5ss nshi9na Ino Homo DepartfucntS Sof lie
wee zl1TsIa III eays the llontBelf6 more fifar
slia hs.naEsa unos the price CT ths psEs5 The
SKILLED LABOR
faEe amer. aB5 oyefythins folssins Is me-
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ere Y 9 s. Sssaied . 4lI The OF
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Valuable Prop for Sale.

81 WILL aelI-ois FRIDAY q 7g5Gssl day of
n OCT0BEIt next, at tho late resisiefIce
of willis Allen, tleceased, one TRACT OF
Ian D known astre "Shoa1 Tract, p corr
taining 81 xty-sight aores. or, ti.ias Tract Is,
sopa of tho best Shonls on aaiuda River.
with o tall OF III fees, and dnrl1allati sizes
for erecting buildings fer machinery. This,
Shoal - just one-quarter mile fofn Gf. e. C..
r. r. Terms mad known on day 81 sale.
b April 9 1850 80 laIIl- ept is, eG
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:. st. Louis is agitating the cremation
question. It is claimed, first and fore.
most, that the public health will be ma
terielly improved by disposition of the
dead which does not involve the pro.
cessess of decay and tho consequent pois-
oniig of cir aud wateE III thetvicinity OF
cemeteries. ..s
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STATE 0FsgS0UTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERSON

A. Y. Shirley and VIM. r. Csrtee plaintiffs, against
Rachel T. Harris, Emaline Jonea, r. A. Shirley.
salio Wilson, Helen Mcdaniel b. F. Shirley
John Shirley, Lettie Shirley, Thomas Shirley
Newton Shirley, Richard Shirley. Rebceca j.
Jsck, Fanny L. Shirley. ElIorl Viekery Emma
Gooisby,end -7nkiin Shirley, Defendanis.-
SHmRioRs for u. C5Inpldfnt NOT Serred
To the Defendants nUove named:
YOU are hereby summoned and required 10 sn.
suer the complaint In this action n copy
OF which 10 hled In the ofice OF the Clerk of the
Co1it OF Common Plei.s at Anderson C. H., q. C..
aho 70 serre o copy Of your answer TO the said
vice hereof exclusive OF the day or such service;
and II you fall 20 answer tho Complaint within
the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff I'm tlis action will
spply 70 the Court for the relief demanded in The
Dated May 25. a. D. 1880.
n., J. l.. TRIBBLP,
IL. s.EJoHH w. DANIELS, G, c. p.
To the Defendants above named:
Take notice that the object Of this action. I'm
whieh summons Is herewith served u,,,i, y,,;, 4.
TO :emove cloud from Titles TO Real Esiate hssi,n
GO 70 Piaintids by the Probate Court and 10 con-
nrn proceedings In Probate Court TO PARTITION
!he heal Estate OF James Shirley, deceased. Tho
k:emi;es Ia question are described ss follows:
uIaet no. ], containing one hundred and sixty
hTee acres, more or less, and Tract No 2 contaii-
ing one hundred and twenty three acres, more or
leas, bounded by lands Of Mrs. Sophia Mijiven
Hugh Rush and James Erskine. No personal
claim Is made against you.
j. J.. TREBLE, Planting Attorney,
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