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M W#Hs nsw aaa hsmdaaws
hfith Hlefs, adjoining NE bAlisa.
line store N NJ north. Il tompls
tel and sit Ouhlsf moved Int 4
last week n iouk him Al ihs
useh, Bat 10 believe hs hss gotten
through sith me job BY NE Iadas.
ifipus aid N hall = d8tsh "helps,
and M and Willie asd Syd ~
perfectly Al home In their newer
larger and handsomef quarters
The building Il $40 feet deep
from east 10 west BY % front N
Main street The entire space N
the first floor IL devoted 10 one lafr.
and elegant aiofc.foom, the from
half and nearly all the north side D
which ls appropriated 10 dry goods
fancy goods, shoes, ETC.. while tn,
front half Of the south side ~ ap.
pfcpriated to hats, hardware. ETC.,
and the rear 10 groceries. The Of.
flee Is located In the extreme rear,
southwest corner. The shelving
and counters are neat and are well
arranged on the north and south
sides OF the room. The large plate
glass windows and doors In the
front and rear afford ample and
beautiful light through the whole
room. A row " of columns through
the centre Of the long room from
front to rear afford additional and
necessary support to the floor Of the
concert hall above, without in the
least detracting from the handsome
appearance Of the store-room. The
lower half or more of the glass in
front and rear is protected by a
strong and tasteful iron lattice
work, which harmonizes well with
the beautiful supporting columns
of the east and west ends Of the
upper story.
In this large and handsome room
Mr.. Gunter has located, and here
Messrs. Spain, Carlton and Dug
ger, and the "irrepressible' Joe,
are busily at work, and the large
stock Of goods which was packed
and crammed and almost hidden
away in the old store 81 displayed
to very great advantage and can
be much more easily handled,
much better displayed and infinite
ly better taken care of than ever
before. 1t is undoubtedly the
handsomest store in Sardis, and
would do credit to Memphis or
even a larger city. The pitch Of
this room is IA feet 6 inches.
The second story is arranged for
a concert hall, with stage, dressing
rooms and ample seats. The pitch
is IL feet, and the room is the same
size Of the one below. A broad
and easy fight of stairs leads from
the front to the auditorium, while
another fight in the rear leads tc
the stage.
The contractor, Mr.. Gerald
Clarke, has done himself grear
credit in this elegant and substan,
tial building, and Mr.. Wall, tn,
owner, has added an important i'm.
provement and attraction to oul
little town.
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New Molasses Al y. II CUTTERS
Bargains In niIbsery gseds.

Having determined to close ou'
the millinery department Of oul
business, we will sell all goods Ia
that line at greatly reduced prices.
G.. w. BALLrNTIsR Il Son.
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kRrrr SMITH desires TO re-
Taxpayers to compare their
with the delinquent list,
/ they find their lands erro-
,ly advertised, to notify him
Ist.
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EDITOR STAR:

| see in answer to your kind
offer of a volume Of Judge Sim
mons's poems, a correspondent
from this place, under the nom de
plume Of Flora, puts in an appear
ance, and as she is the goddess OF
flowers, | feel as though my case
was already hopeless, as the most
beautiful gems of thought will
continue to be interviewer with the
commonplace events Of every
day life.
The name Of this place is Edo
RADIO, and not Star Place /; brought
into being and christened by the
lamented Roscoe Dickins.
W. note the move Of K. II.
Moore, who changes from the
whale in the golden fish-pond Of
Eldorado TO a sardine in the Polar
sea Of Sardis ice-bergs; he car.
riss with him his family, and they
will be sadly missed in church and
society ; his old stand is occupied
by Aleck Bagly Brown, who j,
liked Of all men for his integrity
and fair dealing. Cupid's dart.
have fallen harmless at his feet
and though blondes and brunette,
have budded and bloomed around
him, he is still master Of the sit.
uation as bachelor No. I. Will,
Mosely occupies the Moore resi-
dence as bachelor No. 4, and Law.
ishes the wealth Of a generou,
heart upon some very fine hounds
much to the chagrin Of the girls
Mr.. T.. F. Wilson and Jimmi,
Robertson occupy the Underwood
store, and they too are bachelors
in fact, every business man in tn
town is a bachelor. Miss Flora !
disposed to spread the mantle O
charity by saying we have no girls
II true, il would be a valid excuse
but she is here, and ! recommen,
her. Here is her picture, as | hav
painted it in Imagination : a beau
tiful brunette, with flowing blacl
curls, rosy cheeks, cherry lip.
pearly teeth, sparkling eyes. an
lin the very morning Of life.
We have to mourn the loss, b
removal to Sardis, Of Mrs. T.
Mosely and her interesting family
We are not returning good for ev
but for good, for we have in oths
years received valuable addition
to eur society in the persons Of l
A Kinchloe, a promising phys
= clan, and Miss Ada, our accom-
, plished teacher. We would glad
: rest our pen here for friends thi
have left us and made homes
other places we expect to see aga
. and often, but some have departe
4 from whom we will never aga
receive friendly greeting in III
J world. Among the number wi
> have thus left us, we have
a chronicle the names Of John Bis
Top and John w. Johnson, the p
ltrisrchs Of our neighborhoo1.
unpretending farmers, b
sterling citizens in all the relation
Of life w. II. Underwood, VIII
!. by his kindness to his adopt
l. mother, rarely equaled by . rs
e son, showed the very essence
true manhood in its noblest for
In the death Of Mrs. Dyer q,
Mrs. Bailey their families sustain
Iirreparable loss.
y. The outlook, agricuiturally,
: gloomy. money very scarce =
gloomy forsbodings ahead.
More anon. ELpoRApo.
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GOVERNOR BLACKBURN, Of X
lucky, a celebrated physician, pre-
diets a cholera epidemic in this
country this year. lie says ri,
never failed that cholera epidem-
&c followed upon the heels Of an
influenza epidemic. We have
jus, had that. Men and horses
have suffered from IT," etc.
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iii becomes a delinquent SUBJ
kr to complain to US of what
lads or what he does not read
kse columns. Mr.. Delinquent,
b don't like the STAR, pay up
kuit.i Do you hear?
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NOTICE.

A. v. Sizemore is my deputy
for the south side Of the river. lie
will be in Batesville on the first and
third Saturdays in each month. to
attend to any business Of his Office.
At ]. a. RANwATER, Supt. y. 4.
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RS. JONATHAN Low, a dsugh-
pr MIR. Martin Jones, and an
mable christian lady, died with
isles, at her home, two miles
h Of here, Tuesday morning
|. She leaves a husband and
en or eight children, and nearly
fhe latter are down with the
be disease.
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At the meeting Of the Board Of
Pycr and Aldermen Monday
n, petition to build a side
k on Park street, extending
N Capt. Rainwater's residence
|that OF Mrs. McC Cracker, on
cahontas street, was granted
2 ordered to be built, and peti-
n' Tor two other sidewalks were
kd,
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The oo.partnsrship Of baiiendss 4 Ne.
crsetsn having expired by limitation. ".
T. McCracken has sold out HE satirs iNses.
estin the eo-partnsr,hip business 10 q. ".
Balleniins, who has sssoeiahsA himself vkA
X. c. Dallentine under the nsn NAIVE sad
style Of q. W. Ballcntins 4 Son, and Ne
general merchandise business will - eoatla.
ued NJ the old stand under said arm sa1s
and style. The new asm assumss 81 lisbu.
tiles OF the firm OF Bsilsnsine 4 MeGsscAea
and are alone authorised to collect III 49,
due the sams. &. ". B~ALlsNvsnA
r. c. D~AtsenuHh
". T. AeCaAcg0.
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Owing to a pressure Of regular
correspondents on our columns,
We are compelled to place on file
for ratification next week, an arti-
Gle by Mr.. A. v. Sizemors ITO
the Teachers OF Pamela" and an
sF~sv by DR.. Nc. Reid on the bes'
method Of awakening an inseTss
In Sunday SCHOOL,
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(xr Monday is St. Valentines
when sentimental youths and
Ems load the mails with loving
gorgeous missives. This Gus
Is thought to be gradually
h into disuse.
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brrssoR Tiers weather pre-.
his for next week are as fol.
"lsth and 18th clear OF
|rs,h to 18Th clouding, threat.
weather, with rain or snow
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Mas. DoRA A. Wiley, sister Of
Mrs. George Neal, died at Senate
bia Thursday morning, and was
buried from the verandah Hotel,
at I p. m. to-day friday In Rose
Hill Cemetery.
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} have concluded to include
Ia Springs in our offer Of
(ums to correspondents
( who desire to contest must
he themselves to half a col
Each letter and write twenty
(tters during the year.
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Strayea.

One large bay horse mule, cigh,
years old. Any information thank
fully received and rewarded.
A. G.. COLEMAN.
Feb. I2-I Eldorado, Miss.
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NEW Urn.

A. will ~ sssn from the shows sasi ~
O. ". hAllentine has associated hiass1f
with x. G. hsllentins n De gsasrh ~
eAandise businsss Il NE Old ssaad n Sssdh.
under he hnn nsns and syk q @. y.
Bsilsntine 4 Son. Thy viii hep -.
al assortment a m~ssshasdss aaA : sssis-
usnes Of the trade hervsofov szteslsl -
Bsllentias 4 Ne0ssehsa y rssfsrtfsuy -.
iieitsd. q. ". BALLnnvtnB,
Z. {. bALIBySus.
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|hs tinted States census We
n, Pamela county 10 credited
soc Indian. Where does he
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Persons desiring my services
can address me at CORTLAND, their
calls will be promptly answered.
JESSE b. PORTER,
Jan ,o I'm County Surveyor,
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L.. FrsHKL.

We will sell millinery and fancy
goods at great reduction in prices
to close out the stock. @. w.
Ballentine q Son,
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the first page Of this paper
found the tribute Of the
\ bar to the memory Of Col.
iller.
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wuttAw &. fjieNEHaoH
\ N. home In Belmont Last
tsy.
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You can save money by buy
ing your coffee, sugar, cheese,
tobacco, soap, candles, and in fac,
all kinds Of groceries at the great
clearing sale Of
l.. FIsHEL.
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CIV. Ballentine & Son have de-
termined to close out their millin-
cry and fancy goods at greatly re-
duced prices.
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sslssri saisrii sstssfff

hfs YOU disturbed u night AMI
broken N your rest Ny 4 slet ehiid
suffering and crying With the a..
tmelstlng pain u cutting isethf
" 49, 80 At once and yet 4 iouis
NJ Mas MISSIONS soUrnva
sfnur II Will relieve the pogf
little sufferer lmWedistsIy depend
upon II there " no mistake sbout
H. There Ia ma mother on earth
who has ever used Il. who Will not
tell Al once that II will regulate The
bowels, give rest ~ the mother.
and relief and health 10 the child,
operating like magic. II 10 per-
lcctly safe 10 Use In al csses and
pleasant 10 the taste. and 10 the
prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best family physicians and
nurses IN the United States. Sold
everywhere al as cents q bottle.
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COOKING STOKESi
COOKING STOVES
Guntsr has . full supply
at Memphis prices.
Trunks. Trunks.

Trunks and vslises below cost
at the great clearing sale Of
l.. FIsHEL.
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G.. W. Ballentinc 4 Son are
selling millinery goods n astonish-
ingly low prices. Call and them.
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I seaee n Raagaf's sale IN
kpsf
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pisch, White end Red Rust proof Hay.
and All kinds q Seed Potatoes. Ais. .
lsll Inns Of staple and Fancy Groceries At
hostsn pfiee<. ...~..~.x
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Hsisi Hstsii nsistit

Ranging from IS C. To 20 c.,
and upwards. II the great clearing
sales Of
l.. FsnKL.
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Haviag cold my entire tsssrsss u NJ 49,
arm Of Bsllentine ANAieCrseksa - O.. -.
~Bsllentine. I desire n rs0riag 70 bopsnk ~
the new 6m Of g. ". D~sllsatips ! 3aa
liberal share o fths pstsoasgs hsEs>s6ssu -.
tsnded 10 Raiisstins Z AeCneksa.
j3-n WI. Nc0aAc1nD.
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Gents fine black stiff hats rs C.
worth ST. so at the great clearing
sale at l.. FIsnKL's,
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IlaPshal's Sale e Lapo.


By virtue Of the suthsvisy n - vsseD1 =
Marshal Of the town Of yardis. ] Nm. - ~
Yua DAY or FEB, Issi.
offer for sale, In front u ~ essn-Assss
deor In Ssrdis 10 he highsss tl1ss e.
cash, the following 1sssnbsd psspsssy lying
and being IN the csuniy a Psas,a. Slais =
Mississippi and In said TOYS, te.vi;
A. Fislds,. Lot. S. .Bloek.~sA.~.-~.e -
C.. n. Msrshali-j.... .-...se.-...-. . -
C. ". Riehssds..s.... ......se.---.a4 -
James Young -~..--31.~---.. IS
Mn. n. Tereil..I.-.. .~..-.fS.---...
fII4-.".-..ys ~ 80
A W Bivens 4 Co, tssssAsk Hsssl
for the year t07s.--.-..-.-..~-se ~ -
A W Bivens + Co, vssns1Ah Nsssi
/ for Tho year isz,----.---..---- % =
Said property vif ~ ssk ~ tasss -.
paid fes the ysirs ISIS SD le79L
IL. bklD0ee. hsrshai.
January sis, io3f.
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Millinery goods at very lew
at g. w. Ballcntine & Sons.
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DH gsu eAm > Asai lAHneas salfF
Dg yCu want . nabs1 saHt
Nv y0u Nsht . thsap affl
Dg yeH NaNf Ute lHlesi eel
Mgst stylish shdhiHgf
Then ~ ~ Uuhief'a,
lie has THIN sbd II Ssa doh't
ilhhk he Nants ~ eel them.
then ny him Dusl uaft.
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EMILE.
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CREEDs.

Believe a. I believe. NO more. no less;
That am right. and no one else. confess ;
Feel a. I feel. think only a. think;
Eat what I eat, and drink but what drink;
Look a. look. do always as do.
And then. and only then, I'll Fellowship
with you.
That am right. and always right. I know.
Because my own convictions tell me so;
And 10 bs right 10 simply this. to b
Entirely and in all respects like me;
To dsviats hairs breath. or begin
To question. doubt or hesitate. 10 sin.
reverence tho Bible. II IL be
Translated first and then explained to me;
By churchly laws and customs abide,
II they with my opinion coincide;
All creeds and doctrines admit divine,
Excepting those which disagree with mine.
Lot sink the drowning II ho will not swim
Upon the plank that throw out to him;
Let starvs the hungry II he will not cat
Ny kind and quality Of bread and meat;
Let freeze the naked II he will not be
Clothed In such garments as are made for
NE.
'Twsrs better that the sick should die than
live.
Unless they take the medicine give;
'Tvsre better sinners perish than refuse
To be coniormed TO my peculiar views;
'Twers better that tho world stand still
than move
In any other way than that which ap-
prove.
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OUR ADVERTISING AGENTS.

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10 Leidesdorff streets :: Ban Francisco
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W. u. LAN1, -: Empire Oty
8. n. JAMIS0N. Reno
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NEW YORK.
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8. n. PxrrxxoILL 4 Co.. /: 81 Park Ros
Gao. p. RowxLL. q Co.. 10 Spruce Street
THIS PAPrn may be found on nls In New
York at the newspaper agencies Of J. II.
Bates. Al Park Row; 8. N. Pettengill d
Co.. 81 Park Row. and Geo. P. Rowell 4
Co.. 10 Spruce street.
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When Aimee was travelling In the west
her sleeper was next to the car IN which
there was o tame bear. The doors OF
both ears being open. the animal, during
the night. wandered into the sleeper.
and being attracted by the coziness Of
the place, crawled into Ain,es's berth.
Awaking. she felt the shaggy hair and
said quietly: al am potin surprise at 70
eoolnsss OF 70 Western mans; but 1
should think you would take Of at least
your ulster"
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A Western patron Of the drama re-
Gently became deeply interested in the
play Of Romeo and Juliet" BY the
Fred Pauldins Company. and was much
affected by the death Of Mercu,io. But.
when Paris. Tybett. Romeo and Juliet
successfully "psssed in their checks.
a. he expressed II. be could bear the
strain no longer. Rising in his seat. hs
exclaimed: shell! We'd better go
they're all dead.
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such ~ you must al feel within yourselves
that gratifying reminder that - public
servsnh you have performed the duties
incumbent upon you and have proved
yourselves deserving the confidence Of the
people Of Gold Hill. L. T. Fox.
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
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mtonn RETURNS IN % DAYS ON 90
SlzUU inv.sssa. s 0a:i, s:po.t., @ ~: :.
S sss ~ : e Wa VA. S2sss. cs. Ssi. 8:
tAil etysst. \. \ ecNy
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EYfcUTRIx's NOTICE.

Hrorlcr rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ALL
N psrsous having claims against the nstate OF
J. p. Becker. deceased. will prseent me ssms
Txscutrix Of ssid Estate, at her restdence.
No. ios Main street, Gold Hui. Nevada.
PAULINE BRCKfR.
Ixscutrix Of the Estate Of J. p. Becksr. ds'
Cola i Hiii. Novsnssr Al. 1881. ain
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Ballet girls would bs useful 10 send
o.. an expedition In search OF the North
Pole. because they move 30 easily In
their bear skins.
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.

OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERTlsKRs
WHO THRIVE THEREBY.
AdvsrGising Businsss Creates Basi.
ness-Pfsats and Prosperity Eel.
lsw-Thas is che Expseienes %
All Whe Have Tried IL
ANUsENRNTS.
Pipers' Opera House, Virginia CITY.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of Ban Francisco,
o street, Virginia City.
BRoKRRs.
L. B. Prsnksl. Main street. Gold Hill.
7. B. McGurn. I0e South @ street, Viz.
ginia City.
CLOTHING AND RUBNIsHNa GOODS.
Banner Bros, Corner O and Taylor
streets, Virginia.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
D. Thorburn, opposite Nsws ofaos,
Main street. Gold Hill.
DRUGGISTS.
Hssbrouck 4 Hall, Main street, Gold
Hill. opposite Yellow jacket eugine-house.
John Jones. Jr., Main street, Gold Hill.
DENTIST.
A. Chapman. $50 South O street, Viz.
FANCY GOODS.
D. Thorburn, Main street, Gold Hill.
8. w. Chubbuok, Postofice store, Main
street, Gold Hill.
FoUNDRIEs.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill.
George Emmet. proprietor.
Rono Foundry, Reno, Andrew Fraser,
proprietor.
GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS, ETC.
p. W. Folsom. Main street. Gold Hin.
Richard Mercer, Main street, Gold Hill.
T. =. McGurn, Main street, Gold Hill.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant. Main
street, Gold Hill; ]. P. Becker, Pro-
prietor.
Oity Bakery. a. North O street. Virginia
CITY; Pitzmeier d Armbrust Propris-
HARDWARE.
W. N. Hall 4 Co.. Main street. Gold
Hill.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virginia
City; g. W. Hall, Proprietor.
NEWS DEPoTs.
d. Thorburn. opposite NEWS ofaoe,
Main street, Gold Hill.
8. w. Chubbuck. Postotace store, Gold
Hill.
PHYsIcIANsAND SURGEONS.
DR.. J. o. Hall. Main street, Gold Hill.
SALOONS.
Fashion, Main street, Gold Hill; 8. B.
Turney, proprietor.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher, near railroad depot,
Gold Hill.
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When . mans money Is gone bis
friends drop OF like buttons from pair
OF ready made pants.
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ANNUAL REPORT :

or shs Presiae.s or she Beard Of
trustees or she Tewn or Geld
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TOWN BONDS cANcELxD.
Nos. 10S and l04. issued August 14th.
1879 time, / year duo August lAth, 1880;
cancelled August l4th, 1880.
OUTSTANDING TOWN BONDS.
No, 100, amount $4,000. due May Let, 1881.
Nos. 10s and 100. amount SIC, 900, duo Au.
gust l4th, 1881.
Nos. io5 and LOG. amount $4,000. due
November lst, 1881.
Amount Of bonds... $25. 900 90
Interest duo on samo 10 April
10Th, 1881. l................... o2o w
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S88 -::s s:, /, ;.s 70, , s ss,s asa..: Gn. :'s
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To tho Taxpayers and Citlsens OF tho
Town Of Gold Hill: In accordance with
the requirements Of the Charter OF the
Town OF Gold Hill. herewith submit .
report Of the financial situation Of said
town for the year ending April 10, 1881:
yvcvtpra yRoN ALL souR0Is.
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The proposition TO make real es-
tate pay all the taxes in California
seems to te popular with a portion Of
the people. Really, why not make
the men who swn land pay all the
taxesl If but one-fuurth, or one-third
Of the voters of the state. for instance,
should own real estate, possibly the
proposition would carry. We notice
Ia the proceedings Of the legislature
that "A memorial from the Pacific coast
social science association was present
ed t. the assembly, 10y Mcclure, con-
deulning in unrestricted terms the
present revenue system, and asked
that only real estate be taxed. Carry
out such a proposition and possibly
land would be 50 low that every per
son could obtain farm m the country.
or a homestead IN some town or city.
IL might, however, be all the land
would be worth to pay the taxes.