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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-01
May Splioings.

n. G. Gary to Miss Matitie Carr.
Z. II. Bush -" Jennie Gary.
L. +, Long" Caroline Aldridgc
Jno. Keith" " Della Croft.
l.. Alexander to Miss Belle Leavell.
A. Thacker Lucy Davenport.
N. b. Hammond g" Amanda Clark.
Total 8.
BLACK.
Will Oglesby to Bette Estes.
Gent Tuck TO Fannie Kendrick.
Peter DOwner to Chatherinc Bradley.
Gran tiaibreath to Lou Hopkins.
Pete CLARITY to Bette Gordon.
Nose Johnson to Hannah Bass.
Jno. Boddie to Lima Norman.
fairfield House TO Mary Carr.
Albert Waller 20 Cinda McCarty.
Dan Wright to Becky Mclteynolds.
VIM. Chiffon to Sac Summers.
Jno Suggs. TO Maria Leavell.
Peyt Radford to Mary Jackson.
Monroe Cook to Fannie McGsughey
January Lander 10 Laura Preston.
Albert Coleman to Charlotte Poston
Total. .l6
Combined total .................. "a
Pretty good considering the no,
weather and hard lines.
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RENsHAw.

The recent ample rainfall has made
the responding hearts Of ayricuitur-
lists to rebound with renewed hope,
hope Of the possibility Of realizing
at least. one crop for this present year,
the wheat. oat, iruit. aud corn crops
being doubtful.
Rev. V. NJ, Metcalfe. preached at
the site Of old Harmony Grove, on
Sunday the 80 inst. His motive is,
to raise means for the purpose Of re-
building the church.
The strawberry crop is affording
luscious substitute for green apples.
1t is found that more fruit exists in
this section, than for sometime sup
posed.
'Emde's' frowns will DO supplautsd
BY palor about next August terra.
Thirty feet is quite csmmodioas for a
minnow seine.
Rev. VIM. Boyd. young, zealons
and gifted dealer in pare divinity, hat
established an evangiiizing circuit or
Trade Water and Pondriver, and
through his eloquent and untiring en-
beavers, this neighborhood is being
much edited and benefited.
West Mt. Zoar orators" have
found their calling at last. /
seems to exist some where between
the lecture ground and Tradcwater
copse.
The Hon. Roy having become so
listous Of his health betook himself Il
the friendly shadows OF neighborins
bush, while his wan ted audience re
manned in suspense; at his last ap
pointment, and forgot TO proceed t.
the scene Of combat till the small
hours wancd.
Since the rain 'tis quite in vogue I
bring the tobacco slips within scope 0
tho black art"
During last week some one broke in
to Mr.. r. NJ. ,vaughan's crib and tool
of considerable corn. No clue to tn
whereabouts Of the stolen property
| We rejoice to see the noble advocac
Of the indispensable South Kentuckia
] for the coming Magistrate.
4 Long will a grateful people point wit
pride to it's worthy efforts.
Urn
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GAREETTsBURa.

As Brat seems little reticent oil
late, | thought a bit Of news frsm
Garrettsburg might interest yonr
many readers.
The farmers are jubilant again;
had good rain for setting tobacco,
which they made good use of. /
think there will be an average crop
OF the weed planted in this neighbor.
hood. The wheat prospect Is rather
gloomy rust and the fly having done
their work to considerable extent,
not more than half crop 10 expected
by the farmers.
Political excitement Is running
high. Grace and Sypert arc names
familiar az household words, but G.
boing first alphabetically will lead +
on the twelfth of June IN this PFC.
cinct. As for Commemorative At
torney the thing 10 settled. Graves
will carry this precinct by an over.
whelming majority. Presidential
talk 10 getting up to about so degrees
Fahrenheit and II our Samuel could
DO induced by communication from
Heaven or some means not pecunia-
rs, or too fraudulent as is sometimes
charged by wielders of tho pen 10
change front, samuel the great wonld
carry this precinct unanimously. But
as Samuel the second Is welding his
mighty pen against Samuel the great,
there ara probably some one or two
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-01
SHILoH.
Corn Ia looking well,

Corn is looking well.
Some tobacco set out, though plants
are very scarce with somo ofus, while
some have plenty.
Wheat is almost an entire failure.
Some OF the farmers tell us that their
wheat is greatly damaged by the
smut.
Wc had the pleasure of listening to
lectures on the fourth Saturday night
by Willie Boyd and Mr.. Roy Salmon
on intempcrance at Sinking Fork.
The friends are talking OF organizing
good templars lodge there, we guess
the price Of cigars and soda water
will go up then. M
A Sunday school was organized
hero last Sunday, iw'h
We arc almost ready to congratu-
late the bachelor and widow a. II ID
rumored that they will soon be made
one. Hoidens arc very numerous
around here.
We learn that Miss Renshsw's school
at the Brick church will soon be ont,
Some of the girls arc very fond OF
Buds rose buds Of course.
Esq. Wood, Of cambridge district
informs us that he and constable
johnson captured Richardson tcol
who attempted 10 murder Roach
Givins, (col.) as Emde stated in bill
last.
JONAH.
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TOBACCO NEWS.
Home and Foreign.
HOME MARKET.
A GIRL ON USING TOBACCO.


A GIRL ON USING TOBACCO.
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journal VI Asii.u,,uie, say H.
oomo =. yous sm,s , Inv ~, ue'" ~ Wv
ing you lucas aoou' w. oo.e. WV
| am gong 10 'ry anu ivy YOU s'nho
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mos. " ,,o US nave pro.aers "n WI, ny !,
uon uiher ,nuen iIon aus, ~, , mnas
,hey u9 eaii VS. y Pv1I n''.o onloAen u,
near.su ,nihSs; we hnow "" ,, are
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hnow ;nS same anu shom '" ,,',,, Inv j."
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Ion oe y. % n".u o ,,,; wv o', w.. , ,n
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our o.o. .n' anu 'noso ,nn ,'n. -.
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e:' WY, l wou'uT M, w wn"ous
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New Drug Store.

The advertisement of the City Drug
Store with J. G. Evans, as manager
appears In this Issue, Mr.. Evans 10 a
clever genial and courteous gentle
man and askillful and experienced
druggist and we bospoak for him a
liberal patronage. He has Just fitted
upthe stand next to Howes and laid
In Q full and choice stock Of drugs
cigsrs, tobacco etc., ana Will be glad
to serve his friends. His store pre-.
scnts very attractive appearance,
Give him q call
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cerulsan Springs.


This delightful summer resort 10
opened 10 day for the reception OF
guests. All those who have been so
fortunate as 10 visit this famous wa
tering place will need Aoihing to In
ducc ,hea TO visit II the coming sea-
son. Mr.. Harper has made imror.
tant improvements since the last
season and Is now prepared 10 enter
tain his guests better than ever. The
first grand ball will be on the 18th
inst. and every effort ,rill be made
10 make IL a success. Rcad adver-
tisement Of the Springs In another
column.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-01
Runaway Accident.

While Mr.. Thos, w. Long and
Mas Minnie Payne were buggy rid
Ing last Sunday evening ono ofthe
wheels camo off and the horse b. camo
frightened and ran, throwing them
out and tearing the buggy pretty
much to pieces. Both Of tho occu
pants of tho buggy were very severe
y bruised, but fortunately no bones
broken. They are unable 20 be about
but II is 70 DO hoped they will soon
recover from the effects of the acct.
dent.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-01

We have just been presented with
new piece Of music, with the above
title, by the author and composer Mr..
Jno. W. Landrum, Of May6eld, KY.
The song is sweet little ditty, dcdi.
Gated to Miss Lena L. Bolluger, one
OF Mayneld's fairest and lovelist
daughters, who is at present visiting
fricnds In this city. Mr.. Landrum Ia
making quito a reputation 40 CON-
poser, and this Is one Of his best and
sweetest pieces. II Ia for sale at Hop
crp & Sons drug store.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-01

Twas the custom in ante bellum
days, In some country or other, for
all the young fellows TO collect TO.
gethcr, visit n town noted for beauti-
full women, and help themselves to
wife. The book goes on to state,
that these marriages, though hastily
contracted, generally proved harmoa'
ious and resulted in much good. The
same order of things might prove sat.
isfactory here in Kentucky, but then
Lord help the poor fellow who goes
to Dixon and runs off with the Pion'
Ger lady.--Hendcrson Ne,cs.
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Church Hill Grange No. 100.

will have Q stock sale At THAR hall on
Friday Jnne 4th At9 c;ciork A. NJ,
All dealers in stock are invited 10 at
tend. BY order Of The Grange.
N. D. King, sec.
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LAST CHANCE.

Laycock q McCrann have abou'
completed the canvass Of the county,
and will leave for another county
soon, 20 all who want to try the Twin
Bed Springs should apply early.
LAyoocK d McCRAxs.
II you want the best binder give
your order early for the Adams and
French. @. G. Shunklin sells them.
TO MY CREDITORS in general.
l hove been waiting on some Of you
for three years, and the longer l wait
the longer you want me 10 wait, !
have sold You my goods behaving
when / did so that you intended to
pay me for them. but it seems / was
mistaken. Now / am bound to have
money to pay my deSts with and buy
something to live on, in order to do no.,
| shall on first Monday in June at the
Court house door offer at public anc-
ton all notes and accounts due.
j. A. d johnson.
The cheapest Baby Cribs evil
offered in this mnrketiat
A. w. PrLE's.
| Examine my stock Of Furniture be-
fore yon buy, it will pay you well.
A, w. PYLH.
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sooIALITlEs.

Mr.. Frank McGurc came down
from Trenton Sunday.
There are about twenty young
ladies' visiting in tho city now.
Miss Manic Solomon. Of Owens
boro, is visiting Miss Ada Tricc.
Hon. j, w. Feighan, Of 0wensboro
was IN the city, last week.
Miss Belle IIcnry,of Casky, attend
eli the school concerts last week.
Miss Mary Cooper, Of Benefits
town, Is visiting friends IN tho city.
Miss Emma Dickinson, Of Trenton,
10 the guest OF Miss Minnie Lauder
Mr.. George Burnett, of Padncah'
was In town a day or two OF last
week.
Mira. Mary Gray, is visiting the
family Of her father, DR.. l.. b. lick
man.
Miss Ora Gordon, Of Madisonville,
Ia visiting the family of Hon. John
Feland.
Miss Nora Garth OF Trenton, Ia the
guest oflNisscs Annie and May
Ware.
Miss Sallie Owens, Of Union coun
~, was among the visitors at tho
College Last week.
Miss Beitic Massic Of tho county Il
spending the week at South KcS'
lucky College.
Miss Mamie Clark, a petite and
charming belle Of Henderson, is visit
ing Mrs. s. q. Buckner.
Charley Wheeler has returned
from Lebanon Law School with hi
sheepskin undor his arm.
Miss Julia Robinson. of Iowa, ar
rived last week aud is visiting thu
family OF Judge Champlln.
Miss Mary Drake of Pembroke
wa, among tho visiting young lsdio
~ the city, lnst week.
Drs. u. F. Eager and W. N. Fuqua
returned Friday from tho meeting o
tho ds,ri I medical 20 'l.tr.
Mr.. and MrR. J. i. Summers, o
Cadiz, werc the guests OF the Phoeni,
several days OF last week.
Mr.. J. w. Landrum. a hnndsom,
bean OF Mayhcld, came up to atten,
tho I.evee Friday night.
Miss Jonnie Dell, a beauty OF thu
southern part OF the county, Is visit
Ing at Capt. Abcrnathy's.
Miss Mollio Duke, a vivacious anS
popular young Indy of Princeton
10 visiting Mica Mamie Burbridge.
AR. aud Mr.. Thos. U. Smith o
lIadcnsville, attended the commence
ment exercises last week.
g.
Mas Mary Beard. who spent scv
ersl days with Mrs. J. d. Russell. re
turned home 10 Owensboro last week
Misses Katie aud Daisy Bell tw,
charming young ladies OF CARROTS
burg are visiting Miss Maggie Henry
Mrs. Dr. Walton, aud Mia
Minus OF lIsdsnsville. were III
guesis Of Bethel Female College dur
Ing commencement week.
Mia Carrie PendlcioR, having con
plotod her education ut Bethel +,
malo College, returned home. perini
nently, TO Pembroke Saturday.
Miss Annie Ellison. Of Evansvlil'
returned homo Wednesday afte
spending some weeks with the fan
ily Of DIR. Jas. A. Young.
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WARMING,
REFRIGERATORS

l have now on hand fine lot Of
Refrigerators. which l am selling
cheap. Call and examine them be.
fore buying elsewhere.
GEO. o. Thompson.
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FOR SALE.

A good second hand champion
reaper and mower, real cheap.
j. HIoeirs.
KEEP COOL
10 G. w. Metcalfe & Cos. motto.
The best handled Planters Hoe,
that Ia made at the Same price Of hoes
without handles,a q. A. Thompson's
hardware store.
Notice the advertisement OF the
White s. N. Co, Of Cleveland. C. E.
West is their agent for Christian and
adjoining counties.
l am about TO get my goods in order |
once more, but am still selling dam
aged goods at greatly reduced prices.
Now is your time while they last.
A, w. PYLE.
Work stands, fouer
stands, work baskets,
lunch baskets, brackets
vases, toilet sets, chro-
mos. picture frames.
hosiery, notions and
novelties at @ and 99c
Store cheaper than ever.
Terry g. TillolO.
c. w. Metcalies Co. have the best
soda water in town. Try it.
| G. w. Metcalfe q Co. have lot Of
flowers that will be sold at reduced
prices. Call, examine and get prices.
| Fresh Lime at Hord q
Myers, deliuered any
where in the city free of
charge.
Gish & Garner make the best
cream
| Soda Water
5Ots a glass.
| Hord q Myers have a new and at
tractive stock Of Groceries and sell
cheap. They keep foreign and do.
nestle Fruits, Butter, Chickens, Eggs,
and all kinda Of Provisions.
| ICE !! ICE !!
M. Schmitt is now ready to deliver
ice. If you want tho best and pures,
Lake Ice in the market buy ii from
him. g
wANTED
| Six good. reliable Statesmen to sci
our Twin Spring Bed. Good refer
ence required.
LAYcocK . McCsASx.
WANTED,
To exchange our Twin Bed Spring
for Wool and old Feathers.
LAycock 4 MoCRAss.
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Advertised Letters.

which, fpot called for In thirty days, will
DO sent to Washington, DC; ea
Alexander Margaret Barnes, Ebert.
Cockerel, Henry Cunny, Clay
peAson, James HahahAns HUBERT
Fowler. j W. Garland, Hattie y.
gill. Miss VII l,lllmer Martha
Garth, 5allie Helm, Agnes
Hightown, G NJ. johnson, Bera
Lassiter, MarthaJ Lacy, AliceP
Olvey, N Smith, Sam
Vcnson, Jennie Whitfield Shadroek
wooton, Jw
when called for please say advertised"
8. II. Burbrilgc, p. M. Hopkinsville, Chris-
uan 20. Ky.. May 70 1850
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Call and get bottle Of the best
preparation tor cleaning and polish
ing Furniture that l have ever used.
IS cents per bottle.
A. w. PYLB.
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Queen Victoria is sixty one years
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A good second hand champion
reaper and mower, real cheap.
j. HIoeirs.
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Bargains.

We have some fine second hand
Buggies, ofour own make. which we
will sell low down for cash. Call
soon and get bargain.
Blumenstiel McCamy d Bonte.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02

the courage and action OF Names patri.
otto sons; have by methods vicious In
principle and tyrsnnical In practice, at.
tached partisan legislation TO sppropria.
ton bills; have crushed the rights Of indi.
yiduals, and vindicated the principles and
sought the favor Of rebellion against the
nation, and have endeavored TO obliterate
the sacred memories Of the war and 70
overcome Its inestimAble good results
freedom and individual equality. We
affirm IL TO be the duty and purpose OF the
Republican party 70 use all the Legitimate
means Of this Union 10 secure the perfect
harmony which may be practicable, and
We submit to the practical, sensible people
of the United States to say whether 1t
would not be dangerous to the best inter-
ests Of our country at this time 70 surren.
der the administration OF tho National
Government 70 . party which seeks 70
overthrow the existing policy under which
ve are 80 prosperous. and thus bring do
struction and confusion where there ID
now order, confidence and hope.
Ninth-The Republican party, adhering
to the principles affirmed BY its last Ma
tional Convention OF respect for the con-
stitutional rules governing appointments
to office. adopts the declaration Of Presi.
dent Hayes, that the reform OF the civil
service should be thorough, radical and
complete. To this end ir demands the
cooperation OF the Legislative with the
Executive Departments Of the Govern
ment, and that Congress shall 30 iegisiate
that fitness, sscertained by the proper
practical tests. shall admit TO tho public
service. jy3i u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
W. q. HYDE, Clerk. :,
Gold Hill. Augu Z 10 1880. "


M relE mis- 4 RIt m COUNT OF THE
Lir., Judic,Ai DIS rict of the state Of No
v.aa. I'm aud for the county Of fstorey.-CA,SlE
,IIi,,T.r' pisinIiff. ys. W LLIAM kLLIUTT,
Dsi.nd.nt - Ac,ion brought In the District
Con,t of tbs Pir,t Judicial Lirtrict of the state
~ Ssy.a. In aud for ,he county OF Storey,
and The Complaint nird in said county. In the
of,ice OF the Cleik OF said District urt, on the
iiIh day OF septs u,ber, A. u. 1850.
The stae OF N, yada sehds greeting TO VIII.
liam Elliott, Defendant: You are hereby re.
ouifed TO appear In ~ action brought against
Sou b, ibs above. named Plaintiff q. .iu the District
Court OF the First judicial District OF the State
~ Neyada. IN and 4 r The county VI storey. and
answer nh. com laint filed therein within ten
ds,s ee xclusiye " the day OF rerviceJ after the
service you q ts; ,asS Ss ..s
within twenty days, and In all other .asss forty
days, or Judgment by default will DO take.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02

You have read Of the story OF Cupid and
Psyche.
seen.
TIL ore evening she erspt with lamp to his
And spiiisa on bis shoulder some hot fsrO-
sene.
Tho fair god svois, Oped his eyes. spresd his
pinions,
And beiook him at once from her bed and
her heart,
A indignant he nsw to the art pharma'
ceutist's.
There's more than one moral to this little story.
There. The obvious one OF Take care oil
And nner. which warns that love seeks gentle
treatment,
Come too close. handle roughly. and lol he
takes flight.
It va. no, long since that he came TO my
dwelling.
This god. 'sir and aesle. whose rsmbies
,ing.
But too closely pressed. and too fOndiy
TIN be nsd. and fear with smart on his
wing.
Yet Cupid returned when his wing had ceased
aching.
And in F.yeAs. son arms he forgot all his
pain.
Ah. nisn, he once more but tap at my case
30 softly, 90 sv.s,iy. I'D gree, him again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
Swears to Get Even with Him.

els the accused your wife. O'Con-
noti" asked Judge Rix OF witness the
other day.
"No."
"Divorced'"
"No."
"w.ll, then. what relation is she Of
yoursi"
"Oh. she was my wife. but Q few
months ago shs bounced me out OF the
house, and not content with that. she
abuses mo every time We meet"
"what do you say to that. Mrs.
O'Conporf" asked the Judge.
"oh. Judge. / am an injured angel
q literal representation OF abused inno-
cence," aud Mrs. 0'Connor slid her
apron up to the corner Of her eye and
shed tear or . wink. the court could
not tell which. "Coming home from
work" she said. "hs took my last dol
lar from me, and refused to leave me
four bit piece for beer or bread"
"But. Mrs. o'Connor. he says you
are habitusl drunkard."
"He 10 q chronic liarv"
"Hs says you have . temper kssner
than Q lawyers wits"
"what of it' ! only tried to make
him brace up"
by abusing him. ehi"
"Ab, no, sir. )" asserted the female.
"How often has your wife been ar.
rested, Mr.. O'Connor ?" asked the
Judge.
"Only three times. said Mrs. o'con-
nor.
"well. guess you will have to go to
the House ipr three months" was the
sentence OF the court.
"All right" vioiously responded the
culprit, "but when l get out l will
bounce that man so that he won't know
whether he is q football. . baseball OF
an excursion train"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
JULIA CONSOLIDATED MINING


d C0hpANY.-Localion Of principal place
VI business, San tIanciscu, california.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
NoIics IL hereby gwen, that st meeting Of
the Board OF DIRECTOR. held on the thiristh
day OF august, 1850, an ASSESSMENT (No. lSI
OF Forty liyl Cents per share WAS bevisd upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable
immediately, In Unitcd States gvld coin, 10 the
sec,etsry, at tho ofnoe oil the Company, No. tlS
Calif'rnia street, Room u, ban Francisco. cai.
iivrnlA.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on The FOURTH ltth) dsS
Of ICTUBhk. lSS0. will bs delinquent. and
advertised for pa.e at public Auction, aud
unless pa, ment is made before viii be sold
ON TUESDAY, the TwANTY.siXTH (26thl day
Of OCr sBkR. 1880, to pay the delinquent ~.
sessment, together with costs Of sdyvrtising
aud expcnrss OF sale.
by order Of the posrd OF Directors.
II. q. CHARLhS. secretary,
Ofice-No. 40 California street. Room IL, san
Francisco, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Oomm,ssione's Of storey county, @ s,sie
81 Nsvsda. Virginia City, september IL. 1850
the B,ari Of County Commissioners OF this
eouptv will meet a. q Board 81 EQUALIZATION on
SoSDsY. the TwkNTIsrH day Of SEP
TSNBRR, A. d. 1850. ct the hour OF O'CLOCK
,,.,i, thc sth dsy OF October. 1850. inclusive.
All psrties desiring an equalization OF their
taxes are requested TO come before the boafd 81
ih- earliest possible d.t-.
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sILvER mlNlNa coz.


" PANY.-Locs,ion OF principal place of
business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. uold Hill. storey county,
N,va.a.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
tho Board Of Directors, held on the revsLth
day OF September, 1850, an assessment mo. ~
Of Fifty Gents per share Was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable I'm.
InediAtely In United Sstes gold coin, 70 the
Secretary, at the once OF the Company. No. az
California street. ran Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this asressmsnt shsll 70
main unpaid on the thirteenth day Of October.
1850, will DO delinquent, and advertised for
sale st public auction. and unless payment ID
nads before. win be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
third day OF November. 1soO, TO pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF The Board Of Directors.
GEO. d. KDwAkDS, seorstaSy.
0nics-No. az California street. Ban frsn-
cisco, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD OF THANKS.

ITO THE PEOPLE OF GOLD HILL AND
l vicinity. and especially to my hisndH'
Herewith tsnd.r my heartfelt thanks TO Jou
for your kininess to me while among you. In
bidding you farewell. and wishing you all
ood's blessing for your prosperity. wiz oeiy
add. though Tar away on CAliforpiae shore.
most rsvefentisi feeling OF friendship. ana II
any OF you ever wander my way it certainly
will give me pleasure 10 accord to you the
friendly reception you rightly deserve.
A. C,HEN,
Of Gold Hin.
September n. 1850. i2w