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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02
Passed June TIL, lsso.l
TEE BOARD o o, TRUSTEES OF GOLD

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
! Hill do ofdain:
eIo I. The President and Clerk Of the Board
OF Trusteee OF the Town OF Gold Hill are hero
By authorised and required 10 iseue one Bond
OF the Town OF Gold hin IN the sum OF Five
Thousand Dollars United States gold coin.
Bee. 2. The aid Bond shall DO In such form
- the Presidrnt and CLERK Of said Board may
prsscrfoe, and shsll be TO the eftct that the
Town Of Gold Hin 10 bound and holden AID will
pay 10 the holder q said Bond the sum Of
meney named thesin on the fifteenth day OF
October next. With interest thereon Ct the
rate OF one per cent. Per month. United
btafes god coin. ipterest payable quarterly.
eso.e. The monsy received from the sale Of
said Bond shall Be- used for tho purpose Of
paying On the doauns debt OF the Town Of
sro.t This Ordinance to take eject and be
In force from and ai,sr IT. passage and one
weeks publication In the Con AuL DAuf
NIws.
-. L. T. FOX.
Prssident Of the Board OF Trustees OF the Town
an' Of Gold Hill.
Attest; ". O. HYpE. Clerk Of the Board.
On motion Ordinance No. il6, - read, vas
peassd By the following votsi lt
Ayss Trustees Mercer. Dsuchy, Lsmszy,
Necurdy and Prssident For.
v. q. aTps. CLERK Of the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE YEiLow JACKET Sill
yer Mining Company, Gold ain, Nevada,
June al, 1880. The annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Yellow Jacket silver Mn
ing Company, for the election Of Q Board Of
Trustees for the ensuing year and for the trans.
sction Il such other buriress 40 may properly
come before II. will BE- held 1t the ONCE OF the
COMPANY. IN Gold Hill. Nevada, on MONDAY,
book, VII DO closed on Friday, suiy eth. 1850.
END MERCER orKy Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02

ofreneosun Hsloing y Co,
Atustees.s.. ............l1AlU. ...lv.....A &c
orsensosam. Heloing q %.
Trustees 1890. 5000. 800 =.
oreensoaum. Helbtng I Co.
T,us.ees bal ...........3Ssl9. .,2...... 20
0reeneosuu. Hslhins 4 Co.
Trust-ee ............. .IoeS., ,O.....1 a..
oreensbaum. Helbing I CU.
Trustees. bel. ........... .t01o9. a., 2 90
Gre~nebaum. Helbingk Co.
Trustees -. .kl0sl.. SOS =.
0rs~nebaum. Helbing 4 Co.
Trustees go. t0.....t a.
aresnebsum, Hslbing 4 %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02

And In accordance with Law. and an ordsr Of
the Board Of Directors. mads on the nnh
day Of Nay. 1880. 20 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock ~ may b necssssry
viii be sold at public auction. ct the once
Of the Company. Room 70. Nsysda Block. No.
800 Nonte mery strsot. Ban Francisco. oAli-
fornia. On MONDAY. the twenty eighth day Of
Juns. 1850. st the hour q one O'Clock 2. =. Of
ssid dsy, to pay said delinquent assessmsnt
thereon together with costs q sdvsrtistns and
". I. DEAN. Sscr~tary.
Omce-Rocm "a, Nevada Block. No so Mont
tom nv STREET. Ban Franciaoo. California II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02

m aNvc FOB MIL MINING AND
plNNN No Companies m~anufaetursd SIN
NEvs ofhes on:shoff notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on tho fourth DAY
OF May 1880. 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock 10 may be necessary VIII DO soid
1t public auction, ct the once Of the company,
No. 4II California street, ban Franottco. CaI.
fomis. on TUESDAY. the twenty nintn lystnl
DAY Of June, 1880, Of the hour Of ] O'Clock
p. Y. OF said day, to pay said d~sltnqueni sssess-
mcnt thereon, together with costs OF sdvers
Using and expenses OF the sale.
q. WR0ENER, 6ecretafy.
Oncs-4iS California street. Ban francisco
Oalifornia. .. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02
ORDINANCE no.. lie.

An osS'.4sc rs. :: s's; a. K, ;., he L: :;
ssrIswing Ms.ey g Redeem the
uin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02

hsss:a.a'si 70. a.a. .i.ae. ..,oo... g =.
Hoehst.dfer 4 4 Co Trua.
.60..,,25 :,
hSsn,..a'ei w. aia' 1891, los.
Hocb.t.iisr i Co Tm,.
SesA ,ssos :.
HoeSst.dtsr Go. Tiu,.
IA. .90....l0 =.
aoch...dt., ~. T,ns
tses 1855 LII &C
H.ss.t.d'sr Z 3 Co, Tru,; s,s
pocS.,.d,.r 4 o. Tru,.
ps., 90. r;u,. '''''' ''00''''' e
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=.
And In accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on tho twelfth
(lath) day OF May. 1880. so many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock % may %
necessary will DO sold II public auction. ct the
suciion house OF john Middleton q Bon. No.
Ii9 Pine street, Ban Francisco, California, on
WEDNESDAY,, the seventh TN day o.
JULY, 1850, at tho hour Of O'Clock r. y. ofsaid
day, to pay said DELINQUENT assessment thereon,
together with costs OF Advertising and expenses
wILLIAM WILLIS. Secretary.
Omce-Room No. 20. Nevada Block. No. 80
Montgomery street, Ban Frsnciseo, talfornia.
- latd u IL
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02

And In aceordauee with law and an order Of
the board OF Trustees. made on the nrsi
(lstl day Of Nay, A. d. 1880, 70 many
shares Of each parcel Of such stock - may be
necessary win be sold 81 public auction, In front
% the ofhce OF. the Company. situated at the
new shan. OF WEDNESDAY, ths seventh
C1thl day Of July. 1880. q ( O'Clock ?. ~, 70
pay delinquent ssst ssment thereon, together
with costs O. advertising and expenses OF sale,
unless previously paid. ~
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
AkRCER OTEY, Secretary.
p. e.-Asssspmente will b. received In ran
Frsnctsco up to ; O'Clock 2. H.. July CD, 1880
MERCER OTEY. Secretary.
Gold Hill. New June .. isoo. IldTl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02
A LPHA CONSOLIDATED INNING

a COMPANY Location Of principal place
OF business. ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, Storey county,
State OF Nevada.
lowing-described stock, on account OF sstess.
ment (No. i2I levied on the twelfth day OF
May, 1880, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names Of the respective Shareholder.
a. follows:
Names. NO. Cerui. pns. Amt.
latham 4 Co J II, Trustees .e81i. go. 80. $50 :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-02
DELINQUENT sALEs.
YELLOW JACKET silver HIN.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER HIN.
= ING COMPANY. - Assessment sale
No. u.-Locatlon Of works, Gold Hill, storey
county, State OF Nevada.
Principal place Of Business, ct tho once ct
the new shaft OF tho Company. -
Nouce.-There arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF sssess.
ment CNo. 81 levied on the hnt tlsr
day OF Nay, 1880. the several amounts
set opposite The names Of the respective share
holders - follows:
Names. No, Certif. 6hs. Amt
Armstrong J L, Trustee. ..iioss... 10. $40 u.
Atkinson. Doud Z 90. Trus. 1890 ...io....io. :.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-17
Legal Papers I'm Rhyme.

A suit for breach of promise of marriage
which presents some novel features, has
Just been brought in the Brooklyn City
Court by Miss Arabella Pars,spnia Fxafher-
Stone against J. Uriah Allibone. the dam
ages being laid at SO 600. Miss Feather
stone is an orphan. about thirty years OF
age. and lives with All uncle near Allen
town. Penn She alleges HAT on July 81.
AlIihone. who was spending his vacation
in the neighborhood. asked her to become
his wife. She consented. and fixed No
vember % as the wedding day. In the
mean time. however, Allibone was mar
rictl to another woman. The pecuiarity
of the papers in the suit is that the COM
plant. the answer. and even the affidavits
are all in rhyme. The complaint begins
thus
s.The plaintiff in seeking redress for her
Comes into court and respectfully shows, -
and after setting forth the circumstances
on which the action is based. closes as fol-
lows-asking for damages:
ssTen Thousand is the sum,
Though II would not reQuite me.
Twill teach Uriah, any way,
How much it cost to slight me.n
The affidavit to the complaint Is as fol-
lows
"Arabella Parfhenia Fea tTerstone,
The Plaintiff being duly sworn,
SAYS: have read the facts above,
The same are true of my knowledge born
Save the defendants vows of love;
And as to those do declare
I did believe him-that I swear.'"
The answer denies the allegation of the
complaint, and the defendant declares that
V,o~
AS never snch subject was dreamed of Oh
spoken
He also says that the plaintiff represent
etl herself to be engaged to marry one jim
Il. Veddrr. His affidavit is unique
tsKlugs sCounty-Allibone j u,
First being sworn in manner due,
Says the answer above Is true.''
The lawyers III the case declare that the
complaint and answer are strictly legal.
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myself and / have succeeded. With my
first sign of illness came desertion and
poverty. The day was brought here u
hld gone to see your picture. and felEs
down before it,
He hal laid the wafer lilies withins
reacl, of her thin fingers she took them
up and caressed the f1eshy leaves.
''fhey are like those used to gather In
my childhood in little village among the.
Paris. But then should never have met
you. She il beautiful AMI good, your
young wife. but she cannot love you as q
did. Tines I am better. Perhaps Il
may live my hair has not changed you
used TO kiss it once. kiss it now, only once
-she will not care-she has had you for
Whole year. AMI have hungrr.d and
t,ir ted for one touch Of yuur hand.''
There was a rustic OF slra cry in tn
path between the beds. and Amy stood
| suddenly by her husbands side in her
b ark dress ans. her sweet yonng natron-
ho.,d. with flowers. vioets ani leliotropes
aud pale roses IN her hauds. The sick
| woman raised herself.
'.Yoa here-hiS wife -
s'Tt was you who gave him to me- said
Amy IN thr soft low no es that tie yeal >
| love had hr,'ryIr into her voice
You We're Jealous OF me- once. ma,Iame.' =
said the dancer. You have no need to
fear now
amy laid rhe flowers In her land. 'tYo,
will get well agai::. and you will leave
Paris anu live in the country among the
fowerS.''
Among the f1owers-yes. In my Owl
| country-up IN the mountains where the
! lilies grew in the streams. Oh. yes
| shall go back ~ Her eyes grew bright,
her face radiant. for one instant she was
| again the Aurora of the Quarter. Sudden
| " she crit'l. Il am choking, Some water!
Ny medicne," and the life stream rose to
her lips.
| Arthur Duncan caught her in his arms.
and Amy knelt by the poor bed. The fast
duIling eyes met Arthur's. He touched
her hair with his lips. The beautiful head
| fell back on his arm. the beautiful shoulders
| that had once shone above the scarlet bo.
dice In the dance measure were clothed
with scarlet that scorched the white lilies
cn her breast. even Paris had bligh.ed
the pure white lily of her life.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-17
POlisleal Po,nss.

The country shows no symptoms OF O
stampede in favor of s'change for the
sake OF a CHANGE
Fifty young men of Xenia, o., have
organized First Voters Garfield and
Arthur Campaign Club. As lee name
indicates, its members will vote tor the
first time in the coming election. The
idea of the organization is an excelienk
one, and should be copied all over the
country.
The New York Tribune says: ssIf
there is anything about the Democratic
candidate or platform to attract work.
ingmen. the workingmen have not been
able to discover il. Consequently they
are arraying themselves on the side Of
Garfield and the platform which pro.
tects their interests"
English's letter of acceptance has
passed into history as very decided
failure OF very determined effort OF q
very ordinary man to do very great
thing.
6O 0cuJOCLAts bSStu ~ Uo AOk SQeb
money in Maine and Indiana, for hard
money in New York. and for @all the
money there is in the Treasury" 10 the
Sonth.
G. Ross has been nominated by the
Democrats of Kansas for Governor,
and Thomas George foy Lieutenant
Governor. John NJ. Griffin for Secretary
Of State, II. J. G. Nenmber for Treasurer
and Thoe. Micheltbaum for Attorney.
General.
Cancellation has taken place betWeeu
the Sprague and Hoyt families. asda
t,annchet, Narracansets Pier, runaoe
has it that Mrs. Kate Chase SprMa
he o..ly member OF other family ats
sent from the late reunion, viii resuxa
10 her husbands root after tho 6uinEnag
resort season iDover.
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\ OO-ilFti+r
well protected of rnrIr>s.
II ro.,t..sS I l,,v... ,,luav- wished ~ ea
I',eto. .,lor,l.t. if v.rr., tt.at. >i4nnI.I
h.. :, v..,,, .ii-.i,,,,,,t ,,,.,.
f., ,,,, MI. r,,..,t.., ii, ~.
,,.is,. ,:,,,,.,,, .,,......,, Iva. t,. ..h,,, ,,,
w,p,tt .oou o., ,ir..,, ,fiti, i :, t,i.,hr.
fully momntonanS. even in Paris. Rt if
Mrs.. DE For.-t would on. 81 dozen of ns
vnn1d form = hlff. lion of e-cn,t fer yan -
:-DnaS ihi. Girl Iance flt.r. tn-tli1at -
..Y4- tlrae times :, week. and tIat.reS
livfup,v''
What he, t,.,,r4 =,
.4nyn.-i-,4 rh,.-.. ,,,if> ~ p ,,f.t,tv.,
have .,,.v sur,,,,n..
Il sLtsuI,l lik.. to- s,.,. hs.r"
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coo H.. h.r a., ,t.,. H,,iar W., ,o,
yratff, b4,a,d conn, tn-,f..bt9 v, o,.
will -,.rouuiz.. Won t.;.,ler ytur volts ANIL
here. arr, .,iyhf ~ti,,l.. n4,, r,eIr e, nrte,.t
! YOU We are All g"i''g Tt;nA "f all the
S"''" American ".N--e''rgv"e" ai's
Wv ''' - wv '''''''''' ''i'' e'''-
! MRS. ne f"eSF H"hhrr"d tff'e hlf
! hhat'f c"h>"'f'"- Size tiia P'roii'r Ftr-
"ries "f ehi~tfI"n which h1'i !rri''p>
gwen A'"v tie tr'tffi' t'efft'y "nti''nk
"l'" NE "'''','' ~''' ~ " fen''rN-
'"'F '''4'F'' ~, - h'''''S = "'''''''' u ~l''
rant,, WHO, ot more ro..,,,ti,. rms .t.
! had p,,rp aud ,r4ne~n,r- iost:n,t< ,n,,,1..sl
! nv fem, an. ,,r.;u,li,.a Whit ,o,,,,,,;,.,,
! ,.o,,I3 ,b,r.Je /, , ,,v,1,v .t,l,.,ts. t.1,
! tn, oi,I yI,o had v,i,Ia ~, ,,r,,Ii,,.
| of 1T i, b,.r o,,,,, ,,,i,l ,,,I t,,,..t RI.
balance. in favor Of law and or,Irr2
T. ,;.,. a,,a ,,,.,,,a,- -,.,.,,a 49,,
| o,....,,,,.,.,, ,,, 49,, .,
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!
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|
NJ" ; "li'y sorry F--nHfV sorry f"f fh'-t
| poor people. don't t!Iit'k 'fhVe y taSf'
| for dissipation. after all. Mr.. RninSfowi. -
II ,i,ouobt the e;oI,t ofa IittIe vo,,,d
enre vou If women IN general could see
something of lif. they wnn'd soon lose
| that morbid admiration for ta-tn-sS which
troubles manv Of th- nj. th. tllere i
Augustine dancins she Is quite different
from the rest.
| Tho carry to-,.ed its w,v tl,~,.,gh the
crowd to with. a few fet of il. edge
IN the s,,ace left for the dancers stool =
eha,.elv girl. with her fair cI,oenu mir
rolled high above and atont her hrad he.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-17

/ - -, ,t.,. -. :. - -, .,4 A.
,hur With liz ,.1l, Of ,,;,..;o,, toward a.,
idol on, tho ..,.,.,,;o,, of a.. .h,,,,., sr,IiI
r.o,;s,,, sbo,,l, :, Nh.
so,l =, ,r;sa.,. An.1 90, clio ,,,,,1 ro+
blan,a him. th.. ,,;rI ,,,.s ho,rtif,,I ,;L
white. ro,,,tl.d vvate. lilly with dexv metals.
( P,,h,ns II size. Lars..rf ,,.ere :. mum
| Sh ,.l,sal th., b,.,, ,hr,,.tr,- ,,.1 ,,ia rim
olI bo,,o,,j,jsto for If o,J ,I,.,, ,,,rn.a mn n
! In,,s, .,r,,,,,.. that ,a,d. ,,St ,t, P.,nth.on
p tI,,, ,,..,,,..,. ,,f tbe I,,vn,,,,our,, Sbo
! lik,.l tlln~,. gardens better than the stately
alleys of the ruleri+s. There more
ut the flavor of old Paris ahont them before
| ti"- Ser"':d Fmptr-thr Paris "f De- Mus
! st aa g.. z,,, Sjn. tee, g.. ,hr,.adharc
.tiui..s,ss :, itI, ffa;r ho .h.. L,i,nt, o.!
I -..,vft. .isis - ,,,r., =. t.r, tin.rs aud
: n -~,e viii. rf,- ,.Iti!..r,.l p!aving around
In. rI,,. ..lI n,,.,,. viii, rel ribbons in The
ifrt,....h,,,.s ,r,l,,tr ru.t, bro,ar'ntI, coats
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t1Itf AFIfitiF ltihittll itIt~ lil'l lt~tfHtt ~
~fti'w e'm' hef wr''n i'er~eH a"d the
mn. she saw hefnre her the man She loved
She looked mp Al. hin with +" smile slightly
Touched with fhe 'y'lci~ih earhed from 'he
small book III her Zap
''What charming weather is it not
The air is full of spring sounds today. l
have been walking long distance
Alone. Miss DE Frost -
Yes WHY nnt ? ',.rI--ii prefer walk
ing alone unless have very agreeable
canl'''ninu. aTni T"u know am not de-
moi ellie frce'acafSe /" hr b"nd ny les conreaa-
ances.
Were these two people. talking he small
est of small tax. the two who had parted
the night hef',re with the look in their meet
ing eyes that makeS Sge'ch useless
r shallow had come between thcn-tlle Shad
f nw "t woman with 'i'nrti eyes and
Shape like +" pictured s"''dts~. There WIS
"Iomrht silence. A bird sang IN thu
, fr~e "v' rh'''d = heat "liIri@d ''""f' 'nf" fhe
:F'ftt~'''''ft "aier IL df";s- fr'si ed from
~, greer teaIJ e Ii,r weter-g"d.
..Thtt vii v"u cnur'. and see my pic
tnre. as y"n promised 20
Wherever 'n:ina will g" with me.
f"n know cannot 2" t" Your st"di"
atom.
Their" WAS distant naughty ring in
her VOICE that Arthnr Duncan IHd never
hard hpf"rr
i am g"ing home. = She sail rising. Il
am tired '''ve walked 10" ftr- III y""
'''' en''''', III '.''S evening
i''"''NS "''' S'' ""' ""'' ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-17
The Power OF Music.


A regiment of infantry We're passing over
"A bridge ia Spain recently. keeping step to
the music of the band, when the structure
snapped assuntier. precipitating all into the
abyss he!ow. A terrible scene ensuetl and
many lives were lost. This terrible catas-
trophe reminds us of the fact that OH most
if not all OF the large bridges of the world,
bar.ds. are prohibited from playing on or
near them. A constant Succession OF sound
waves. like those from good band. will
excite the wires to vibration. Military
ecnnpanies keep step TO the music and this
increases the vibration of the wires. The
regular trotting gate of a dog crossing a
Suspension bridge Is more dangerous to the
bridge than the crossing of train of cars.
1t is thought new fort will be built
at klamath next season.
w. H. Byars and surveying party
reached Lakev.ew August Goth.
n new company of infantry is expect
e,i al Fort Klamath ny the LIST October.
The Jerome Prairie academy will be
completed in time tor . fall term Of
scl,ool..
The bridge across Foot's creek near
its Junction with Rogue river 10 nearly
completed.
Ashland college reopel ed Last week
with SO students. n full corps of coms
! petent teachers arc in attendance.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-17
NO 5


walls the following legend No -sos
ing alIowed.s
The robin sita upon the limb
And thinks NJ wondrosm fsan.
Until small boy comes along
And shoots his little gun.
He'll not charm the woedland MOI
When morning breezAe sigh
He'll adj subtle fiayser 10
Some yesperinal pieA
Anger eaiIscs u< .sfi.ss ]ndemn Ia
one wta: we approve Of an her.
A saepot building IL beir., erected aa
Seio 3oxs0 feet in size.
In September through the : alsnd,
Tie lanGai1' zepl.yrs Sigh
In September. every fancy
Turns TO thoughts OF pnm
There's mnn out in III
sswiIgs dunh.belsz fur an lla
NOR ing. and walks ten miles
ard Yet he is too lazy 60 wol
living.
Pass the pork and beans, dear.
For TIN hungry as hog,
True. bad picnic dinner,
Sitting on an ancient log
But Ad"lph was there. dear mother.
Aud fain would have him think
am of ethereal make-up.
For mamma. he's got the chink !;
30 only ate a morsel
Ofa daimty frosted cake,
And peanut and raisin,
Give all the solid grub shake.
Pile the provender around me,
For I'm tamishing. ny gum
Amt this ham and beans delicious,
Oh yum! yum yum yum yumi''
We open the heart OF others when wa
open orr own.
1t is no doubt very nice thing to marry
a wealthy maiden, but at the same time
a wealthy widow should not be spoken OF
disparagingly.
September smiles divine
On hill and lawn,
And exc the straw-has line
Is drawn.
Charity is an eternal debt and without
limit.
We pass our life in deliberation, and wa
die upon 1t.
Around the gladfoia he'd
Serenely HUNS the humble
The man who daily pefides ice
Is growing very humble.
The heart ought to give charity when
~. - c.,ntiot.
when goes a-shopping," said an old
lady. alters ask for what wants and IL
they have it. and it Is suitable, and feel
| inclined fo buy it. and 1t Is cheap, and
can't be got for less. most alters take ft,
without clappering all day about il, AZ
some people do.''
If skies were bIuer,
And fogs were fewer,
And fewer the storms on land and SEQ
Were shiny summers
Perpetual comers--
What Utopia this would be ?
If life were longer,
And faith were stronger,
| 1t pleasure would blind il care would Zee
If each were brother
To all the other
What an Arcadia this would be
Were greed abolished,
And gain eAkllished,
| Were slavery chained aud freedom free
II all earth's troubles
| Collapsed like bubbles
| What an Elysinm this would be
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= LONDON, Oct, 1.-THE Foreign
Q1Qce received at = late hour last
night y telegram from Goschen,
British Ambassador at Constanti-
nople, announcing that the Porte
had agreed to cede Dulcigno.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, con-
tanning Is rooms, with all necessary out
buildings, with ~ acres OF 0nesv tm>
proved land, IL acres In deciduous froon<
in San Jose, will be exchanged for ytno<
yard er orange grove.
For particulars apply to
MORFORD 4 BROWN.
al8-lw Cor. Spring and Temple Gie. \.
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Confidence Engine Company No. z

~ REGULAR MEETINGs
& on the first W sa sSns P svs.
ming of each month, u *
O'Clock. By order,
]. J. WOODWORTH. oec,
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Capital Stock paid up, 100000

Buy and sell exchange ON San Frs1clsrc.
New York, London, Paris, Berlin sud
Frankfort. -
Buy exchange on all parfs Of the Unite
States aud Europe,
Receive money on open account and Ger
tncate Of Deposit, and do . general
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How Happiness Is Secured.

Happiness is the absence OF pain
or annoyance, and wherever there
Il pain there 10 die ease. A pain In
the lower part OF the body indi.
Gates a disorder Of some kind. II
there Is any odor or color or dspos-
IL In the urine It means disease and
requires atten tlon at once. We
haze heard many Of our frie nds
speak Of the remarkable power Of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and are convince q there Il
nothing 20 certain and valuable
for all disorders Of the urinary sys-
tam both male and female. al:
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-14

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. III.
H. Hurder's distillery, 10 Robert
son county. containing over 200
barrels of whisky, has been seized
for violation of the revenue laws.
The whisky 10 valued at $4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-14

.snwGHx Regular meeting held ON
"WEDNESDAY EVENING Of
each week at X O'Clock. 30
journing brethren In go0t
standing are cordially Invited:
A. FRANK. r. g. II