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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09
IN THE WHOLE HISTORY

OF Medicine NO preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures. or maintained 10 wide .
reputation, a. AIsR's CHERRY PrcroaAL,
which IL recognized - the worlds remedy for
all diseases OF the throat and lungs. Its long.
continued series Of wonderful cures in all eli.
mates has made 10 universally known - . safe
and reliable agent TO employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the %forerunners OF more seri'
Gus disorders. Il acts speedily and surely. a.
ways relieving suffering. and often saving life.
The protection II Affords By its timely use In
the throat and lung disorders ofchildren. makes
It IN invaluable remedy TO be kept always on
hand In every homo. No person can AFFORD 70
be without Il, and those who have once need q
never will. From their knowledge OF ia com.
position and effects. Physicians ure tbs CHx1ny
PxcroRAL extensively In their practice, and
Ciergymen recommend II. 10 II absolutely Ger
tain In It's remedial effects, and will always cure
where cures are possible. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

eighteen, IN charge Of the houss. On
his return he found his daughter dead on
the floor In . great pool OF blood. her
body being most horribly gashed and
bruised with an AZ or club. The object
Of the murdsrers was robbery. - lsh-
masl 10 wealthy. The house Wa ran
sacked. but no money obtained. Anum.
Der Of negroes have been arrested, and Il
ID thought Judge Lynch may take the
matter In hand.
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Ansr.se. ssrsss Report.

San FRANCISCO. March SIS p. n
Navajo. AZ. 2 IS; Day. 4oc. sc; Con. vir-
Einis, IS, 1 60; Bslcher. CSC; Gould 4
Curry. 8 IS; Alta, I 30. I So; Grand Prize
CSC; Northern Belle, l2k; Best 4 Bslcher'
Z; Ophir, 4 40; Justice. Csc; Sierra Ne
ysda, 6H. ss. Gu; Jupiter. Toe; Orc. SOC;
Jacket, Z 60; Bodis. Gu. 9; California. 9soi
summit. 2sc; NJ. Potosi. aoc; Savage
70, 65; Mt. Diablo. 81; Utah. III;
Syndicate. lsc; Chollar. I 70; Andes, l 10;
G~oodshaw. Sc; Overman. Csc; MONDAY
IS; North Noonday. IN.
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Piper.s Opsrs Hssss.

The Emelis Melville English Opera
Company will begin . brief season ct
Pipsr's Opera House this evening. The
company Is here and numbers thirty
four artists. Everybody is talking Of
the season to DO opened tonight and
anticipating much enjoyment from 1t.
They will not bs disappointed. There
10 not Q more appreoiative audience In
the world than on the Comstook and the
members Of the company can GET al the
applause they desire BY merittng It.
Reserved seats can be had at the Box
0f1ea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09
Snow and Railways.

CHICAGO, March s.-Lsss night an
inch Of snow fell in the city, but quickly
melted. and the high banks about the
streets are rapidly diminisbins In size.
This morning the snow blockade ON the
railroads IL about over and regular time
10 being made by most Of the trunk
lines. The GROSS roads still experiences
great delay. and the snow.storm. which
covered the ground from four TO SIX
inches deep In soms parts OF the North
vest, still further retards trafae.
Yesterday q dispatch was received
from Pierce. Dakota, that the nrst train
from Chicago for forty days had arrived
ON Saturday, and IL ID calculated that
half the cattle In that section have per-
ishsd Of cold and starvation. Many
points received the hrst mail yesterday
since the storm began last "Wednesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

The "~local" Of the Enterprise. In . re-
ply to q question as to the reason Why
the cows Of Virginia give bloody milk
attributes the cause to the conjunction
d. their psrihslia point Of the three
great planets Of our solar System. II
The Enterprise is right, the effect 70 mere,
" local to Virginia. Gold Hill and
American Flat COWS seem to be favora-
bly, affected by the aforesaid conluno'
ton, and now give pure cream.
John Buckmsstsr and Joe Weston.
two old Comstosk printers. who left Tor
Idaho recently. have located themselves
temporarily at Portland, Oregon. They
will leave for the Salem river region In
about q month. They report having
met q number OF old Comstockers,
among whom were Ben. Stern, Alex.
Cohn and Joe Taylor, formerly Of Gold
Hill.
The number OF children at the State
Orphans Home at Carson during the
pas. year has averaged e4H. As an svi.
deucs Of the heaithful location OF the
| Home, and the careful attention 70 the
wants Of the children by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills, Il may bs said that 1t has not been
found necessary to call In q physician
once in six months.
Professor Bishop. who oosupied Sem
ator Fairs observatory in Virginia night
before last, says there was to DO seen .
very beautiful and unusual sight. This
was nothing less than all four Of Jupi.
ter's satellites making their appearance
on the west side OF the planet In . per-
fsctly straight line.
ARsno dispatch says: ut il reported
here, on good authority. that the Bo.
nspxs Arm have closed . contract for
2OO. 900 cords OF wood with james May
barry. the contractor. The news 10
stifsnine confidence In the Comstoek's
future"
Evening before last John Hooper. Q
lad about nine years old. in attempting
to back q horse and wagon. fell about
fifteen feet into the kitchen OF the old
foundry near McNurohy's a~rastra. Lower
Gold Hill, and was dangerously injured.
The Board Of Aldermen OF Virginia
have deferred action on the bogus butter
ordinance until Mayor Stephens visits
Carson, and assertains more fully what
the provisions Of the State law are with
regard 10 the matter.
Some Of the rsnohnsn 81 Franktown.
whose land was covered with sand BY
the breaking Of the big reservoir above
In the mountains, are trying to recover
the original surface by the use Of plows
and scfapsrs.
We publish today in another column
Of the News. per order Of the Board Of
County Comnissionsrs, the Drexlsr In.
digsnt Act. All Of our people should
read it and faniliarize themselves with
it, provisions.
Il 10 rumorsd that the BONANZA people
have bought the wslls-Farso property
and will sink there another large east
shaft. The report II generally believed
In mining circles.
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And now the ,Poa says: In addition
to Gee. T. Msrys. Jr.. George Schultz,
who formerly managed the property. ha.
entered the lists 10 Aght for the control
Of the Justice mine.
Mrs. Shrisvss, OF Carson, widow OIL
the late Harry Shrievss. once . very
popular conductor on the v. u 7. Il. B.,
will soon marry Mr.. Oliver Roberts, si
the capital city.
Ofacial notice Of an assessment OF ten
cents per share levied on the capital
stock Of the Trojan Mining Company
may be found In another column OF the
News.
The annual meeting Of the Sutro Tun'
mel Company has been postponed ill
April 9Th. The company had . oash
balance on hand February 2sth oil
$S07 l6.
The freight bill on the new press FOL
the State Printing Once. from New
York to Carson was S462 "a. The
weight Of the press 10 10,6so pounds.
The muskrsts have Of late % fro.
ousutly caused breaks 10 the Mexican
ditch, Carson river. that . bounty Of
three bits per scalp 10 offered.
Josephine F. Dslpus has brought suit
IN the District Csurt for divorce from
Sylvester Dslmus on the ground Of fall.
urs TO provide and dsssrtion.
There has bssn lees snow d Lake
Tahoe this winter than for the past ten
ysars.
Lisutsnsnt Governor Adams viii start
for Texas about he 2oth Of this month
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

March il asserting his importance to-
day. and storms. and roars. and throws
dirt and . little snow. and acts really
worse than . s~choslboy.
Big loads Of rock from the old Central
dump 70 down through Gold Hill every
day or two. The rock looks a. IL l,
would pay.
During the month Of February the
Ophir Company shipped s5l74 in bal.
lion. Sierra Nevada shipped same month
a.. 1856.
Paulina Strsckenbach has brought
suit against William S~trscksnbsch for
divorce on the ground Of failure to pro-
vide.
An assessment Of atty cents per share
has been levied on the capital stock Of
the Hale 4 Norcross Mining Company.
An assessment Of 81 per share has
been levied upon the capital stock OF the
Ophir Silver Mining Company.
Rumor again has Il that Hon. R. n.
Dseestt will be appointed Supsrintsad-
emit OF the Carson Mint.
Colonel James @. Fair il expected 10
arrive from the East about the goth Of
the present month.
Bullion has just received . new cable
$500 feet in length. and expects TO get
another one soon.
Emile Melville 10 said 10 b the mother
OF three handsome children.
The Esoli9M will b snlarssd In . few
days. So IL says.
The Con. Virginia yard has bssa ssain
plovsd up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09
Arrivals Th,s nersssg.

Emile Melville. n Freeman. N Forster,
+ Lafontains. T Cassslli. Miss A Marion.
Miss II Dungeon. Miss L Post. Miss n
vaierga, Miss q Hirsch, Miss L Hall. Miss
L Smith. Mr. knight. d ] Sherwood. y
Howard. F valsrga,J II Dohrman. d Del
AVIAN. W Hayward, E Burlington. l. Fell
man. J May. W Woods. D Nathan. J Jones.
W z Jones. Mrs Bullard. G r Wood. d E
Mccarthy. G H Belkuap. Mrs. A Kent,
Mrs. Thompson. DR. Chapman, G Smith.
G Lewis. r valergs. Mrs Lafsatains. z B
vosbeurg. Wilder Peass, A stockmeyer. T
Marcus, E Fsnton. J Blevins. J Sillince.
Kitty Ayres. O Downing. A Nackay' a
Henderson. J Lesser
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

Sinking Tie jsiat Mexican east work
ing wilzs below he 270o lsvsl and put.
ting In the tank a the 27O0 station. For,
work joint with California, SOC report Of
that mine. Repairing the incline Of tho
1909 station.
Fernaa SHAFT
Running the drift IN the sutro tunnel
level and making good Roadway; total
length Of the same. 1876 feet. Preparing
to extend the pumps to the l70o level
and for the resumption Of sinking.
Crew. Point.
Sill extracting from 40 TO 46 tons Of
ore Der day from the workings between
The 1900 and 1900 levels. Breaks In the
dam at the Mexican mill have hindsred
milling, bat the hindrsnes 10 over.
U.ie. shafs.
Putting In q relief plunssr pump ct
the $500 level. 90 - TO mere convent.
sntly handle the water Of the shaft. Be
pairing the 1000. 220o and $500 stations.
Asdss.
No particular changes have been en-
oouptersd ON the 400. or $50 levels.
Winning from the $50 to the $50 level
near the north line Of the mine In good
quartz.
The work Of sinking the incline below
the 2l50 level progresses well. The east
drift on the 2l60 level has attained .
total Of S22 feet in length and IL SON.
tinued.
The strong influx Of water into the
mine keeps the pumps running over
seven strokes per minute. Sinking Do
low the 1900 level averages four iest per
day.
Uniou Consolidated.
Still chsmbsring for the joint Sierra
Nevada east winzs from the $500 to the
27OO level. For workings joint. with
Mexican see report Of that mine.
Gould q Curry and Beet d Bsiehsr
Rhars.
Still engaged on bob Fits near the sur
face, 80 % to extend the pumps from
the bottom OF the shaft to the Sltro tun-
mel level.
Yellow Jacket.
Making fair progress with the DRIFT on
the Sutro tunnel level. and In repairs in
the mine and at the surface.
silver Hill.
Repairs to the bulkhssd on the 300
level arc about completed. Work In the
mine can then DO resumed.
ovsrs.aa.
Running north on the 2275 and max
ing good progress toward Belcher; total
length OF the drift, rs feet.
Halo q Nsreress.
Putting in pipes for compressed ait
and for the blowers. All work suspended
below till the pipe Is In.
scorpion.
The east srosscut on the 600 level
continues to penstrats hard rock and to
make usual progress.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hhan.
The work Of putting in the hydraulic
pumps and OF preparing 10 operate them
progresses well.
Con. Imperial.
The pumps keep the water from tho
1000 level. the workings on which are
kept in repair.
Timbering the shaft and preparing to
open another level.
Caledonia.
Running the pumps now about three
fourths Of the time. &.
original Keystone.
Sinking below the 800 level has been
resumed.
New Ysrk.
Still engaged in repairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09
4 Crual Rutcheu.

81. Lou,s, March ga Rpubiean
Little Rock special says: A horrible
murder II reported from Jonssbors,
Cfaiehssd county. Benjamin Ishmasl
went 70 Q mill, . few miles from his
house, leaving his daughter Matte, assd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09
0TOCK BEROBT.
- RPanoisoo DoaxA.
LAST

LAST KvxNrNo.
$50 Eureka Con-, IS. rs SO.
l2O Northern Belle, l1h. l2&
$50 Argsnta, 20o
1000 Navajo. 2 40. 2 l6, lao
so Independence. SOC
500 Tuscarora. 40
200 Day. SOC
$50 Albion, I IL
2G0 Wales. $50
Nj. Diablo. 81
400 Columbus. IN
60 Bodis. GU
80 McClinton. lbo
$50 summit. 25c
. $50 Mono. IL. I 20
30 Con. Pacific. $50
20 Concordia. I 20
400 Jupiter. 75c
$50 South Bulwer. %ec. 46e
20 Bulwsr Con-.
1000 Addenda, zoe. 7So
40 MONDAY, I 30.
500 North MONDAY. I so, N
100 Double Standard. loo
so Boston Con-. TOO
500 Orc. Soc. SOC
200 Tiptop. A.
ITO Silver King. 20k
70 Head Center. . 70
500 Syndicate. l5c IS. 2eo
THIS MORNING.
70 0phir. 4 IS
- NsIisan, 8 bid. 81 asked
$50 Gould 4 Curry. 5 81. 20
40 Best q Bslcher.
ass California, s5c
10 Savage. IN
40 Con. Virginia. l IS
800 Chollar. N
las Potosi. 2 %
$40 Hale q Norcross. ~
200 Grown Point. I 10
so Yellow Jacket. 2 GO. Z 65
1850 Imperial. 15o
rs Belcher. s5c
les Sierra Nevada, 81
100 Utah. IL. IN
1855 Bullisn. 75c. 7Sc s10, Soc. 800 b9'
81 Ixchequer.
SIS 0verman. Toe, Coo. Toe
$50 Justice, 65s. Coo
405 Union Con-. ~, ~ bso
400 Alta. I 80, I IS
126 Julia, 23o s5O, 20c
500 Caledonia, loo
100 Silver Hill. SOC. 1sc
400 Challenge, TOO
225 Andes, I 20
100 Lady Washington. Toe
80 Scorpion. I 10. l Is
100 Benton, SOC
200 Concordia (va-), Soc
IS Original Keystone. IN
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Csrrseuen

This is the way the Post makes III
''Ths Gould 4 Curry Mining Company
is not s49. 900 s5 in debt a. was report.
cd yesterday and swallowed BY several
Of our contemporaries. The indebted
ness on March / was $l493 Oh and there
remained $49. 996 IS to DO collected on
the present assessment. The Gould q
Curry ofioe has been 90 crowded with
stockholders paying assessments OF late,
that It has BEEN next to impossible q
get near enough TO the books to read
distinctly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

Departures ass Evssisg.
Geo A King. A De Martini. L 7 For and
wife, W b Wheeler. L Mandebaum. Golden
Fox, q W Huifaker. n R~sshkovitch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09
THE COMSToCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending wednesday,
March Q, 1881.

u,.ss SAN wsrhisg asa che nsrhss
Waiung-stspisg and Prospect
ing IN sisrra Nsvsda-ners ore
N. the Bssansa Ainss - 0eed
Quarts n Baliiea The Pres.
peess Near she SarfAes IN Dslehsr
Grows Psins osill PFedaeing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

THIB PAN Is FAR SUPERIOR 10 ALL
others In several important particulars.
quiring les power. The piowshsped grooves
ntes The quicksilvef with the pulp regularly.
with Ices power. without violence. and with
bettsf amalgAmstng effect, besides admitting Q
hrgsf charge. Ths inclined. shaped hoosinU
Of the mulisr.plate openings efficiently foree
Manufactured st the Golden STATE and Niner'
Iron Wofks, ~ 70 81 First street. Ban Fran
cisco, and Of the Gates 4 6coviile Iron works,
% south Canal street, Chicago, where u can b
examined and further particulars b learned;
or persons may apply % the Inventor and Pa.
Gold Hill, Nevada, where the Pans have long
bssn In o~psfation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09
HOSTING CABLES
JOHN A. RoEBuHu's SONS CO..
rrssse., New sss.'s.
Best Cruoibie Cast.ssssl Hsistins Gables
or all De~scrfptisns, Wire strands
Fer RspaiFiss sams Css.
stsntly On hand.
s.v. MOONEY. Agent
warehouse. near Hale b Norcross worm.
Virginia oity, Nevada. -
NOTICE.
THE PI0NGER
sHAWHaA HAIRpREssIne sAloon
o. PohL. PROPRIETOR.

MAIN sT cpIs: Ei.s saiS:cs;;Ss sSSa. HILL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

" Quiok.. Smooth, Neat, yistolass Woak
HAIR Cutting and Dressing done In the mos
artistic, suitable and ntisfActosy stys.
The Old Pioneer Saloon d the piaos. and doa'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

tn. work Of tmbsrius up the joint
Union ss.t crosscut has been commenced
n,sn.rs,ory to it, use In sinking Q joint
r,nrs from the $500 to The 200 level;
total length OF the erosscut. A26 feet.
For workings joint with Ophir see 70
mart Of that mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09
Beloher.

The sou.hwss, drift on the $40 level
has been run . distance Of so feet, and
IL not In to the vein yet. On the 400
level the old west drift 10 reopenins; dis
tance to date, 80 feet; distance to the
face. ITO feet. The pumps are running
seven strokss per minutes and throwing
40 inches Of water. holding the influx
below the 2l60 level. Repairs on bobs
will be completed this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09
Caitfsrnla.

East Of the old slopes IN the 1850
level more ore has been found and Of
good milling quality which 10 extracted.
Tia weld OF last week continues. For
workings joint vhh Con. Virginia. see
,snort Of that nine. The joint Ophir
ssst orosscat on the $500 level has
reached . length Of 2s5 feet and 10 pro.
crossing well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

Crosscutting east on the 2450 level.
crosscut No. 1. 100 feet south OF the
shaft. Is In quartz Of low grade. but
which looks we'll. Opposite the incline
the crosscut Ii also cutting through the
casing into the vein and 10 showing &lso
very ins quartz. Another crosscut 20
feet north OF thsshaft 10 started. and
the vein will bs thoroughly p~rospecssd.
The diamond drill has been run north
l5O feet and found quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-09

The strong influx Of water into the
mine keeps the pumps running over
seven strokes per minute. Sinking DO
low the 1900 level averages four feet Per
day.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-16

and carried dem y 1apkSS hvills 81 trial.
They were carried before Commissioners
varnum for examination. Mr.. Hatcher
yas eEeleasea ard MeesrG Stewart ana
Bddisold were eadhreqtired Is give bond
Of $3.50 for their appearance at the next
term Of the United States Court.-We
learn that on next Monday Maj. A l.
woodward viii give up his position e
agent for the J. p. q M. Railroad at this
place for the purpose of taking one of
similar character at Palatka. Major
Woodward has been in charge of the
Office at this place for the past six years,
and has made many warm friends who
will regret his departure. When Live
Oak was incorporated he was the first to
be chosen by our citizens to FIJI the I'M
portant position Of Mayor-and the fol-
lowing year was again elected. We COM
mend him to the good people Of Palatka
as gentleman of rare and superior quail
tiles, and at the same time extend to him
our best wishes for success in his new
home. Live Oak Bulletin.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-16

Masters Sale Of Real and Personal
its Property.


IN PURSUANCE or A DECREE OF THE CIR
u cuiE Court Of the Third Judicial CIrcuf o. Flor
ida, In and for Madison county, made on the 18th
SsE Z. ~ kosD:oo 4 u ana l
Shear = defendant, upon petition Of William l.
Roslnson 70 have the sale made in said cause the
Sd dsy Of june. A p 1873 Get aside wil - Master
In Chancery, resell, before the courthouse square,
in the city Of tallahassee. in the county Of Leon on
the nfsh (5th) day Of September, A. d. 1851, the
same being the frst Monday In said month, the fol-
me west half Of section eighteen is the west bali
of the northeast quarter the west half OF the south
east quarter, secsion eighteen Q8), the northwest
Sorssssss quarter Of section ninesses tis and 80
mach and all Of that portion Of the southwest guar
ter Of section seven "a, as lies south Of the public
%
such portion. 20 wit: Beginning on said public road
at portion six chains west Of where the branch
crosses said road, thence run south seven chains,
thence run west ten and thrty-nine one-hundredths
chains thence run north to the said road, and
thence along the line Of said road to the point
of beginning, being i've acres more or less and
ter Of section seven (D, as lice south Of the said
Niccosukie road, or south of the Monticello road
branching therefrom; all in township one, range
two north and east Also all that tract Of land In
said county Of Leon, and State Of Florida, known
and described as follows: Beginning at the south
east corner of section twelve (l2), township one ID,
15O chains TO the centre Of the Miccosukie road,
thence north 6O5O east % 95 chains along the road,
thence south IL chains TO the point of beginning,
making IL 30 acres. Also the following described
lands In section thirteen 13h in township one ~,
range one ~, north and east: Beginning at the
northeast corner of said section thirteen and run
s. 10 chains thence north 60o 81 east chains and
thence east 81 80 chains to the point Of beginning
making 6O.49 acres Also the following described
personal property One rosewood set of furniture,
consisting Of bedstead, bureau, dresslngtable and
chairs, walnut set of bedroom furniture, three
mahogony sets of bedroom furniture and all of the
ing to the said defendant; also one large phRtoD,
one ladys pheton, one buggy. saddle, harness, and
appurtenances
Purchasers to pay for title deeds.
WILLIAM K. BEARD,
Master In Chancery.
D. 8. WALKER, JR., z. NJ. HOPKINS, Solicitors for
Shear.
August 2, 1SS1-5w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-16

a a outat nraisAsd fres with faI ingtzetions for
u HEocnducting the most pro1ab,s b1n1ess t1es ~
~ ID Ions en- eagags IN ne buslnest = g ~
plaln dat any one ean make great pso9s p4 - 80
start No one can fail who = wliilG y wntk- o.
gums Many hsvs made q Ne tem1sm Sy@ 90 - -
dollsrs IN sngie week EoshiHg @ 80 es2- ~. e
III with uhichs tkz5 aee eh1e = MAXI npnHs 9c1 -
s1s.gs p ths bs1.es dly!. yo,r - q ~, :. :. -
- II. Tho,s sss go ,s.s 49, ~ 81 O..
Augusta. Maine.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-16

Discharge Notice.
OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
~ the undersigned, administrator of the estate of
Thomas Neary, deceased, late OF Leon county, State
OF Florida, will present his final accounts to the
County Judge Of said county, aud apply for dis
charge as such administrator.
JAMES MUNRO,
June IA, lSel-6m Administrator.