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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-25
THE REPUBLICANS TO BE FOUGHT ON oRGANI-


The Democratic Senators in caucus this
morning decided to resist by all the parlia-
mentary means in their power the adoption
of the pending resolutions by which the Re-
publicans seek to obtain immediate control
of the Senate offices. 1t is learned that Sena
tor Davis, of Illinois, intended to side with
the Republicans in this matter, but during
the absence of Senator Edmunds, the Demo-
Gratis will still have it in their power to pre-
vent the success of the movement by break.
ing quorum.
THE POSTMASTER AT JACKSONVILLE.
Among the nominations sent to the Senate
to-day was Mr.. Ledwith to be Postmaster
at Jacksonville, Florida.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-25

The Department of State publishes for
the information of the public the follow
ing letter, which was addressed to the
United States Consulate General at Lon
don recently by the accountant of the
Bank of England, on the subject of un-
claimed estates in England. From it
some idea may be obtained of the extent
to which claims to these estates are being
made, and of the slight hopes of success
which await expectant claimants. The
letter IN itself is a sufficient commentary
upon the subject, and enough to deter
the majority of intelligent people from
pursuing these GgneS fdtuS:
BANK OF ENGLAND.
, 1881-08-21
FALLEN FROM GRACE,

|
An Agent of the Cltlzens' League Jailed
for HeIno Drunk and I,Isort7crly
| Nf, urrb Soo++ ,,b, ;,o- ,, ~,
o @~oSs' "o .'-oi N"e O'e
agent at the I0Wn OF Lake Tor tile 'ClttZeNs
| Iioror +, St;n,rs J, furn;cto,} ~, ;Il,,ot.a,;.
| yesterday Ut ridiculous inconsistency which
was most lauehahle. while much tn hn ra.
,,r,t.a,, r., ,,,,on .,,,rde sr. coa+t ,'s ~
slei!eu. ~ otner "trus Mt. ocott nau lne
anpiinfe iluaaclts ~ gu anu ger urunK,-a1l
| o1ilcer ot al orsanlzatlon formed Tor the pur-
/ pose OF rcScung the young from the
| vice of il1tenperance got so Oltt-
rageous{y 81 full u that he cOuid mt distir
t e1fis]l n satoonkcencr from n nrtorher ~ :,
| fniuor fron, n cnnTrnnr1ont ,ro ho s,,rn H. "
Scntr i. MT mimi hn;nr veil v;rh M ~ ,rn.
scnrn md tnr, hnf ,vhfia ehn fnor,a ,vma forn,o
esnec,mlIy 70 protect minors IT never niInc.1 ~
| Instruct Tho rnuth fhat he rouid 5rinE MI h.,
| wanted to nffcr bcco,nlnr man md narticn
lnriy fhe Tcn,Sue lid nn1 intnnI 10 Shoy within
| its ycry fojti I'm eyuInnie or mature iffcuner
aucc
And tha worst ot n all ia that Mr. Scott noxv
lnnglishes In {ull becuuse Of hls shocknr irrer-
uiurlrr II unnonrs rhar yestar,3u,. hn ,rua e.
have prosecntcd n sa}ounKccner bernrc
some Justice on the charge Of sailing
lilnor to minors. hut for ao1ne reason he rae
cetyed n 1nessuro from hen,ouurter.3 to havo the
case dfsu,,ssf,d. II {s supnosa that tho news ~
his uncertain conflrion hud reached ieannu,r
tcrs. for On tho nrcyious tlay f1e had hein in
cn,1rt drunk. to prosecute some saloonkecpcrs
But Mr. Scott had too much aboard y to cun-
v.
, 1881-08-21

front between the railrond track and the low
,rater murk. He hunted up old deeds, and at last
found the person In whom tho title to the whole
was Invested, and bought it for comparatively
small sum Of money. His purchase covers tho
entire distance of the street where it keeps by
street course. giving him 1000 or 1900 feet Of
frontage. One morning the villagers woke to
the fact that it was possible for the new ownor
to erect cottages in front Of their houses ana
shut OF their prospect, and thoy were very IN
dfenant about 1t. At first legul measures were
threatened. but as good counsel as Wnido, Hub
bard, and Hyde, of Hartford, and Judge Llppert,
OF New London, advised that nothing be done,
as the Hebron man had the best OF it. The
owner bus made satisfactory terms with some OF
the residents and probably all the others will be
wiling to do sonethlng handsome to save the
vNlue Of Whnt they already owned.
, 1881-08-21
TAX SALES IN NEW YORK,

| Ian SALES IN NEW YORK.
Notice is given by the Controller of New
York, through the press, Of the sale, under
an old and curious land law, Of $500 houses
and lots for default in the payment Of taxes.
All kinds OF deiinQuents, among them the
Astors, are i'll default for all kinds
Of Of ,ot;s taxes ~ from water ,,;r rates up up
defaults arc nut settled BY Oct. 10 the property
will be sold When the sale comes on the vari-
Gus lots and houses aud lots go to tho one who
will pay al! arrears and char4cs, and who will
take them for the shortest number Of years
When man has bought Il house or lot be does
rot come into immediate possession: The DE-
lin4s1cnt t'wner nus tho right 10 redeem bis
property in two years, paying interest Mt tho
rnte Of II per cent. The taxbuyer does not get
which be bought the possession OF the property
the owner or his heirs may appenr. turn out the
tax purchaser. and resume possession without
appear, the city comes into possession without
paying nnything. THIS Tux purchaser must make
good ais Investment while lie is in possession.
to convey. In case OF redemption the -pur-
chaser eau take away any improvements he
may have made on tho property, but these arc
the rcul owner.
The large dealers in real estate seldom trouble
themselves ely i thess tax sHles Mhe these Is TOO
chnscrs Appcar to form Il Clique ulld make
business Of it, one nun sometimes buying dozens
VI lplo. uEst HUI NElI tI}skEA AuA CEl-
thin to make money. Thon tllere Is Il strong
temptation in the chance OF getting fine house
and lot for song; for if IT is redeemed there Is
II per cent interest. while If It is not the pur-
chaser moves from hovcl, perhaps. into u pal
nee and tiaunts forth rich man ut oncc. The
rcaso'. for bidding thousand years Is. ofcourse,
to. make sure OF a long title; for. though those
sold now. will expire In tho year :,ssl. that Is
about as far ahead as must people care to look
Ia this world.
1t was not alone the Northwestern fur trade
that give tho cider Asts,r his start In accumu-
latlug n,lions> Immediately after the .pcace
with England in 1855 large number Of con-
Gscatcd estates were sold by the Federal Gov
ernmcnt in this city and State aud In other
Stntes. Asror invested heavily tn this property,
which went for song, and was able roh hold it
until it bad risen in value from hundreds to
thousands Of dollars. Ie also had au eye. md
keen one, for real estate On this istand and WIS
ready ut Any time to buy and wHt for rise.
Tho earliest OF these sales for unpaid taxes
would not fail to attract his attention, and SO, In
one way and another, he came to be the owner
Of hundreds ii nor thousands Of acres In tho
City Of New York, the greater part Of which yet
remains in the family.
, 1881-08-21

A shrewd Yankee reaEestate speculator
has been at work in Mantle, Conn. The
principal beauty Of Mantle is its expansive
bay, seen from the main street which runs
along the front OF the village. separated
from the water by the track Of the Shore
Line Railway. This street Is much above
high-water mark, and the value Of the
property upon it chiefly consists in the unob-
stfncted view Of the bay and the Sound, and
Island. Plum, Gardner's, and Fishers
Islands, Nhith innumerable small isles and
all the life TINT the busy commerce of the
SOUND produces. Il mode5t-nppeArng Yankee
County, came here year ugo on a prospecting
tour TO build u small summer house, In some
ingenious way be became possessed Of the fact
oWn. as they all supposed thex did. the RRter
, 1881-08-21

Street Improvements are being carried on
with great yigor. The Michigan avenue
boulevard will be done to Thtrty-frst street
this fall The grading has been done as far
south as Twenty-fourth street, and the build
ins Of the roadway is steadily progressing.
The block from Park row to Twelfth street
is finished as far as the roadway is concerned,
and presents very fine appearance. The
work Of laying the grant gutter is keeping
well up, about 1000 feet being already in po-
sition. Tie tlagSing has been laid as far
down as Twenty-tirst street, and the sald-s
Some flags are now being put down between
Trenty-thiru and Twenty-fourth streets.
Cll the West Washington street boulevard,
between Halsted street and Union Park, the
wooden pavement has been all taken up, and
the Grading has been done to n0bey street The
CnronR has been set from Halstcd street to
Elizabeth. anu west OF the park from Ashland
avenue to Page street. 4 force OF about sixty
men and twenty teams are constantly employed.
and moro will be put On when they can be naho
further end OF the boulevard. and each dag de-
creases the distance to be Travelled by the tea1ns,
50 that mose mpid progrcss will soon be nude.
The contractor expects to have the boulevard
between HalstI aud Rockwell streets flushed
be'orc the frost sets in.
Frnperty-OwnerS 0n West Washington street
must see to it that their service water pipes are
lowered to the new level OF the six-lnch water
ulnin now being laid BY the city between Sheldon
street and Union Park. The city will make the
connections II the service pipes arc lowered.
, 1881-08-21

prove that the increase In tho value OF real cs-
tute IN the three wards bordering Central Park
more than it would have been without the park
The natural growth Of the city {without u parl1}
in those three wards. hut ony ubout eot,al to the
increase In other wards. In 1856 the entire value OF
real estntc In the city Sjl0 2.09s; In 1851,
$50 per cent At this rato tho three wards In
question would have had now. II valuation. of
only S14 ,W:,122, whereas they have valuation
value rising from so, 429,565 to $3l2, 56z $50, or
nearly l.lo3 per cent. The cost of Central Park
ana kccping) bad been: For land. 81 0.S. .844 10;
for construction. S9,8729 9s6..5; total, Sl4 .oo1,-
SNJ.J5.
TIE building loan associations of Cincinnati
control an aggregate of nearly 900 cap
ftn!, nnd tue saysug5 bank have completely dis
appeared IN that city. These building associn-
and even 25 par cent, and no savings bank can
oder temptations to compete with such returns.
, 1881-08-21


Seven Of the twelve stories of the man.
moth factory Of the Chicago Glucose Manu-
featuring Company, on tho corner Of Beach
and Taylor streets, are already finished. The
chimney Is up 140 feet, and will be 2fo feet
high when done Six hundred men are at
work, and the factory will be rooted in by
NoE.l, and the manufacture Of sugars will
he begun about Jan. !, when ], 200 to LOO
men will be employed.
The South Side Cur Company will at once
build in Hyde Park, at the southwest corner
ut Wabash avenue and Thirty-ni}th street,
car-Dar1l, 1C0 feet on Thirty-ninth street by
100 feet on Wabasl, avenue. 1t viii be two
storles high, Of brick, with stone trimmings.
1t viii require about 100 cords OF stone 1lld
over 1U0 600 bricks. The capacity will be aNJ
cars On either floor As The company has adopt
60 e. ne cable system, there is no provision made
1of Etablng horses.
In che principal building permits Of the week
were those TO Rathbune, Sard s. Co., two story
MafchoEse. IS by so feet, North Pier, $6.0H: Ed.
~ b1as e ~ ntwgo,story g and basement store and dWcll-
$.,0o; =. Pla1nondon. four-story and base.
n,o 70 g Clinton street <1sao; John Welt
1eofge Mukelhanser, 1hrce-story, bascmenr
ano attic store and dwelling IS by 65 feet Ma Ss1
nA~ankee avenue, $500; Henry Schiett, three
s.eee no dws!ng feet No. a
ul-saofF stores and flats, 81 ty 80 feet Nos, ~
Ano ~ west Madison street. $4,000.
tha oiiuGg i Mg IS much more active in New York
OF the countrE u % any 9i the other great cities
sRfe 1fSe 1or building that Ia with the oponiavn
lols yeaf and L. still continued withnitt ahste.
'~'4' - nl'nous precedent In the City OF: NeN
, 1881-08-21

TRIBUNE ERLINCH OFFICES.
TN ORDEK TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
4 numerous patrons ttlruuxhon. the city. VIC haro
established Brunch Od3ccs IN the different Divisions
rs suestgnhted below. where advertisements will he
taken Tor the same price as ehur.cd at the Main Or
SOUTH DlrISIUN.
j.. = T. slAlMs~ Booksellers and stauopers, IL
Twenty -@cCttE.!-st.
". +. KuEAEr. Druggist, SIS Cottage Grovc-av,
northwest corner Thtrry-nEth-st.
JCDsnS : JACUhCS, Druggist aT7 Indiana-av.,
corner Thrty-strst-st
H. ~. BGCHMAN, Druggist corner Thlrty-drst md
Slute-ata ...
wESr DIVISION.
i sCiiKElbEK druggist, Is. West Lake-st, cor
ncr vi Sheiann.
+: \: DsuEaln Druggist, Sc South Halsted-st,
corner Canaport-ar.
H. + KRAFT, Druggist 6sl West Madlson-sr, COR
JAS, ii. k1KKLEY s CO., Druggists, 1as south
Hnlsted-st. corner Of Adams.
Mills PHARMACY. !. ". WAINWRIGHT. SO
Nest Nndssoh.st. cGFaeF Ogden-Av. -
corncrof Tweitth-sE
II. C.HEKKlCk, Jcwe1er. Tcwsdcnlcr. and Fauc
Goods. T. LAke-sL. corner fAncolu.
AUGUST JACOBSON, Druggist, IS. North Hn1sted.
SoR'Wl DIVISION. .
l.. RuKLISGuAM J. CO., Druggist as North
Clnrk-ss-, corner Division.
F.. N wl,.ilAMSS II Co, Druggists. 6'5 Larraeee~
IoUis ". Il. NEEBE. Printing and Advertising
Agent News and SLttlonery i)e0t. tSl e l)yssnn-*t
, 1881-08-21

York. 1t is to be attributed in part to the gen
er7!l prosperity Of tho country for: the past twc
place their money where it will bring in the best
returns The large advance In rents which
sea SeEan early IN o and was eGntnmea aS6 So
@oneyed men to inrest in real estate.
Probably. however. the multitude. magniti-
ceEce. and Kreat cost Of the buildings new now ~ n
Government When the is and 6s were With
enT ecas to go as ts t, s
Of the returns received for their money. decided
to invest ia real estate: which is popularly
net, and in exceptional cases as high
as Or 9 per cent Possibly also these
persuns were more. or less tniiuencea IN
possible reduction OF the rate Of taxation IN tho
near future. The euse with whlca, money may
be raised on mortgage when securities are nlsh
1nent to building investment that should not be
overiookod, and this condition of affairs exists
at this time. ...
At tho present time (the figures here quoted
are based on the official records Of tho Depart
menl Ut Buildings from Jan. to Aug. !, 1ssll
the amouat Of capital which IS being eonvGsted
into brick. mortMr, and stone is 81, ~, us
against SlG.9O0,0s5 at the same date last year..
In considering these figures it should be remem-
bercd that the year 1859, when tho boom IN
rents begun, wns also great building year.
The building permits issued Yesterday were
rs follows: a. Murphy, two-story and basement
flats. =: by q feet, No 0l Wesson street, to cost
s4,;;DO; Thomas Parker, Jr., two-story and base
1nen, dwelling, IS by 65 feet, No. SIS West Mon
roe street, to cost 5000; N. Ryerson, ave-story
and basement store ll6 by III feet, northeast
corner of Wabash ayenue and Adams street. to
cost Sl0aO1); Fred F. Vuter. two-story dwelling,
5 by IL feet. Elizabeth and West Indiana streets,
to cost 5000: K. c. Rounsavllc: one-story cot
taEc, % by IS feet, Webster aud Seminary ave-
nues. to cost $l,503; c. d. lie Moyue, two-story
dwelling, 2fss by 4f feet. Iloyne avenue. near
Ewing place to cost $3.0o: Joseph Labud. oue-
story cottage, 20 by 80 feet, Lock street, near
Thirty-third, TO cost 81 ,i0l
, 1881-08-21

DR.. Hunters recent pamphlet telling what
is best to eat, and how best to avoid con-
sumption or cure it, should interest all. Can
hr procured At lQ1 State street.
, 1881-08-21

Heal estate loans have been perceptibly
growing firmer, without any advance in
rates, which remain ut 81 to :, according to
the security and time of the investment. The
inquiry is liberal, but there are few large
borrowers. Following are the largest trans
actions OF the week: Eight thousand dollars at
per cent on No. ST Wabash avenue; $4,000
for three years at per cent on lots in Block 10.
-, %: 5000 for four years Mt per cent on lots
in Stnson's subdivisions; 5000 for five years ut
per cent on lots In BLOCK IL, School Section;
SlU.oo0 for one year ut per cent on lots In Block
=, Butterfield's Addition: $11,000 for i've years
don; $7000 for three years at per cent on lots
In Culycr's Addition.
Following is u summary of the transactions
for tho week:
No. Consideration.
Mortgages 10 5 96.42S
Trust-dced5. ......-... .135 1S1,5Sg
Total $27S,0l1
, 1881-08-21

SUMMARY FOR TUE WEEK.
The following is the total amount of city
and suburban transfers within :; radius of
seven miles Of the Courthouse filed for
record during the week ending Saturday,
Aur 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
wonan's Observation.


Out OF Q ave-minuts call . woman
will gather inspiration for good hours
speech when she gets homo. She will
tell hsr husband-who II 20 interested.
you knov-thst Mrs. Stuckup has new
furniture the second time within three
ysafs II I'm not mistaken and lace cur
tains With lsmbrequins and her black
silk dress made over and her hair done
up In new way higher than she used
to wear 1t not becoming . bit and her
little Riri's got her hair banged and oil
dressed in white and 10 going to Miss
GiddyRurl's school In the tall and her
cooks gone o6 mad and she says she's
almost tired to death and 10 going to
Swampscott next week she thinks and
that Miss Fiirt 10 going to have tha,
Young Spoodlina,op after all and Miss
Smiths going to give her . pair OF bou.
qust. holders she says they're good
enough for her shs got them cheap at
Raeshop's and Miss Fersuson's boy has
lots OF hair on its head and looks three
months old everybody says and Steve
Bsaker's aviully dissipstsd they say and
that Lov.wsll girl's father ordered him
out Of the house and she's been taking
on awful and d, ,clsres abe will have him
and the SiiRRsnsss have moved out OF
town and the Browns have lost every
thing and Miss Smiths bought whole
piece Of cotton cloth and. By this
time the husband 10 asleep or has fed.
4 man could never mako 20 much out Of
. weeks visit. All he would remember
would be that Browns got . mighty
pretty vile. or keeps good cigars. OF
some other equally inconssqusnsial mat
tar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

The Postmsstsss In shis 1tats have just
received an order making material changes
In the elsssiaation 81 matter ssut threagh
ths malls. la -. -.
NsilsbIs msttsr Of The a.t class shall
embrace al mstter wholly or partially In
vritins, except - herein providsd-Ast
March 9, 1879, Section Q. ~ stssats, ,.
SO.
The sxosptions sss - follows:
I, Corrected proof-shests and msuu.
script copy accompanying the ssms.-sss-
4. psss and name Of the addressed. and
Of The Gender oi circulss. and ths oorres-
tiou Of mere typographical errors thsrsis.
Section ~. p.S5o.
. 3. BIlls, receipts and orders for subscsip.
tious lnolosed In second class publicstiouss
provided such. bilIs, receipts and orders
shall be Ia suoh form - 70 couvsy no osoef
subscription price Of the pubiiestton y
publications 70 which they refer. Section
81, p. Sei.
{. Ths name and address Of the person
10 whom second.olass matter may be sent
and index figure Of . subscription book.
and words or figures, or both. indicating
the date on which the subscription In such
matter will end. Section "a, p. $50.
8. Upon matter OF the third.olsss. OF
upon the wrapper inclosing tha same. The
sender may write his own name or address.
With the word from" above and preced.
ing the same. and in either csss msy make
simple marks. intended to designate .
word or passage OF the text 70 which IL u
desired 70 call attention.
8. There may BE- placed upon the cover
or blank leaves Of any book. or OF sny
printed matter Of the third.olss Q sim.
pie manuscript dedication or inscription
which 10 confined 70 simple address OF
consignment Of such book or printed mat.
ter. - mark Of respect, and must nos
contain anything that psrtskes Of the ns-
turs Of personal correspondence.
z. Upon matter Of the fourth class the
sender may write bis own name and I'd.
dress preceded by the word ''fsom", and
also the number and name OF article In
closed. He may also write upon OF attach
TO any such articles. BY tag or label.
mark or number. name or letter, Tor pur'
poss Of Identification.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
cosl vAU rUrrk.

In the lovely summer weather
When the now'rets bloom together.
When the bells ring merry chime.
Then 10 the true lovers time.
When the breeze from west was blowing
Over land and over ssa.
Was my heart with Joy o'ernoving,
For my love Was true 10 me.
In the bitter winter weather.
When the blossoms die together.
Gone is scent Of rose and thyme.
Dolsful 10 the poets rhyme.
When the breeze from east was blowing
Over wave aud over lee.
Was my heart with grief o'srdoving.
For NO love was false 70 me.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
NOTHING SHORT OF

unmistakabls bensdts conferred upon tens Of
thousands OF sunsrers could originate and
maintain the reputation which Arms BAlsA.
rAliILA enjoys. Il 10 Q compound OF the best
vegetable alterstives, with the iodidss Of Potas.
pium and Iron, ano . tns mott euecsuei OF ~
remedies for scrVfulous, mercurial. Gr b ood
disorosrs. Uniformly succsssful and certain IN
lts remedial effects. Il produces rapid and com.
plets cures OF Bcroiuia. yorrs, B0ils. Humors.
PImpiss, E,uptioas skin Disesses. aud Ill dis
orders ssislpg nom impurity VI the bl"od. By
oItsn cures Liver Complaints. Female Weak
pesses and Irregularities. and 10 potent 70.
newer Of vitality. Fur purifS Ing the blood Il
has no equal. Il tones up tbs system. restores
and preserves the health, aud imparts vigor
and energy. For forty years Il has been IN
extensive uss. and 70 To-Day the most available
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
HE EVENING NEW :
Published svsry day (sundsys sxespssd,.
ouR Apyfarlslna AGENTS.

q. ". CRANE. Nos. SIS Pine and
10 Lsidesdor6 .treets : =: Ban francisco
0A0WIN b ALLEN. ;: Carson Oily
W. II. LANn. : Empire Cie
Q. n. JANIS0N. :: :: : RsuS
O. OHENOWRTH. Winnsmuos
NEW YORK.
J. h. BAfxs.s. Al Park hov
Q. n. PsrrHxoILL q Co.. ;: 81 Park Ro.
o.o. p. RowHLL. 4 Co.. 10 Spruce Street
TIM PA1xl may b found on als In New
York u the nswspaper agencies Of J. b.
Bates. II Park Row 8. II. Psttsnsill d
Co.. 81 Park Row. and Geo. p. Rovell 4
Co.. 10 Spruce street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

Tight iacipg caused the liver Of 40 To-
diana woman to grow fss, to the spiRas-
trium. causing her death. Lsdies can.
not be too careful 10 guarding sgaipst
such . calamity ~ this. When tight
lsoipe must be induls.d in the epigss-
trium should be removed and locked up
In the bureau drawer tor safety.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
HALL,. VkoKTABLR sICILIAN

Hir Remover IL . scientific oombipstion Of
some Of The most powerful rsstoi stivs agents
IN the vegetable Kingdom. Il restorss gray
half 70 its original color. Il makes the scalp
Vhits and clean. 10 cures dandruu and humoss.
and falling ont Of the hair. u furnishes the
uutritivs principle by which the hair 10 nour.
ishsd and supported. Il makes the hair moist.
soft and glossy. md y unsurpe.s:d e hsir
ton ever o5srsd 10 the public, - its ehsets
rsmsin long ttms. making only ~ occasional
Application nsesssaxy. lt % rsoommsnded and
ussd hy snissat medical nsa. snA o9ciaiiy
in1srs.a y sns 49, AssaysR q Masssehasstts.
=. p.y.asxi!y seMans Esa,wss aa, n ,nesssssd
~ - h fsee1GA ~ and it b now known
~. lssd - N - sayilissd eoaasziss ef ne
uog14 ~ a~>t.I-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

suoh % you must all frtI within y urst!,ss
THAT grstif, ing reminder ihst - public
servsnn you have performed tue duties
ipcumbsnt upon y"u aud have proves
yoursslws deriving tho conhd-noe Of ins
people Of Gold Hill. L. 7. FOX.
PrtsIdsnt of the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
SPgclAL NOTICE.

All Biiis due the PIONEER LAUNDRY up
10 iss TiR,T OF pKoENBER, 1850. must b
sse,led before the TENTH OF DkokNBHR, or
shsy yin ,. pl,s;S IN me 3 hand. 9, sol.s.os
than thirty days. J. y. HALL.
Yirrfnis, December !. 100.