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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29


Where lands containing valuable
mineral deposits have been included IN an
agricultural entry, said entry will be ean.
celsd st any time prior TO issuance Of
patent, upon sstisfsotory evidence Of the
existence Of such valuable deposits.
Whore valuable deposits Of mineral are
discovered upon tract after the same has
been entered a. agricultural, but before
patent has been issued, the parties claim.
Ing tho mine pay make application for
patent for same, and the agricultural entry
will b cancelled 70 that portion Of the land
embraced BY said mining claim.
Where mineral deposits are discovered
on Agricultural lands after the patent has
been Issued to an agricultural claimant,
they pass with the patent.
Agricultural college scrip cannot b ~
osivsd In payment for claims.
ALIxxs.
A foreigner may make . mining location
and dispose Of Il, provided hs becomes {
oitissn before iisposing Of the mine. Proof
that the party WAS not citizen before dis
posing OF his claim must b amrmstivsly
shown.
Looators and intermediate owners other
than applicants will not bs presumed
aliens In the absence Of allegation or OBJ
jsction prior 70 issuance Of patent.
The portion ofs mining claim solo Y
an alien cannot be patented while such
owner ID IN alien bat on his declaration
70 become citssn, his right dates baoh
70 his purchase, and be may thsreupou
secure United States patsnt for his claim
loss'Lxpors.
Revised Statutes. Section 2sS6.
Where two or more ledgss cross or intsr'
sect saah other. priority Of htls shall gov'
srn, and such prior location shall b enh'
tisd 70 all ore or mineral contained within
the spsos Of intersection. but The .suhss'
qusnt location shall hsys the right q way
through The space Of intersection for ths
pprpcse Of The couvsnlsnt working Of tht
mine. And whsrs two % enots veins units
ths Oldest or prior location shall taks III
win bsiow The point q union. ipsludinl
III hsspsss q tAssesssaos'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
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Weekly Mining Summary

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no sou1nis, private and oth1rtaa, a
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Gen. Ambrose L. Burnside, died a
his home in Rhode Island on the 18th
inst, of heart disease. He was borr
in Union County, Ind, May %, 1924
of Scotch parentage. In his 19tl
year he was ssnt TO West Point where
he graduated In 1877. He was sem
to the frontier in 1S49 and distin
guished himself for bravery in con
flicts with the Apaches. He resigned
bis place in the army 10 1862. When
the call for troops was made by The
President in 1861 ho responded ant
took the field as Colonel of the
First Rhode Island Infantry. Lie
was made Brigadier General at the
battle of Bull Run and afterwards as
sisted Gen. McClelland in organizing
the Union army. He did good ser
vice until near the close of the wa
when he resigned. In 1866 he wa
elected Governor Of Rhode Island
and was reelected in 1868. In 1877
he succeeded Sprague in The United
States Senate aud was recently re
elected to the second term. He wa
twice married but leaves no children
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20
The President

The reports from The President
have been very discouragins since
last Friday. lie has had another re-
lapse mud IS considered BY his physi-
clans in a critica coisditIon. IL is
generally befieyed that no is grad.
ually sinking and that his death Is
only a question of time. Blood
poison is still present and his lungs
are badly affected.
LATER.-Died Monday night.
ws'zEssszyssls TX zsz:sz;i, .sssSisssEzSzEa
Mrs. Amelia Wagner, oil Louisville,
employed Bcnj. Ferguson" "a stohe.
cutter, to carve an epitaph upou the
monument she had erected oyer her
dead husband, who was buried in
Cave Hin cemetery several months
ago. The widow went to the ceme-
tory and watched the progress of the
work. She was handsome and the
stone-cu,ter became very much inter-
ested i'll her. lilo spoke words Of con .
dolencc to her and at tho end of two
days proposed TO her that she could
pay him for his labors by bestowing
her hand upon him. She consented,
and they were married tho noxt day
aud the completion OF the work has
been postponed TIL the honey moon
Ia over,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Col. Ed. Grassland, circuit judge
ofthe First District, died at his home
at Mayield on the 18th inst. He was
gallant Colonel in the Confederate
army. He had served term as
Commonwealth Attorney, two
terms in Congress, and was elected
Circuit Judge year ago. He was a
lawyer OF signal ability and true
gentleman in every sense ofthe word.
The bar of Paducah attended his fun
eral in body and drew up appro.
PIRATE resolutions, His death leaves
q vacancy on the bench in the first
district which will be filled by APP
pointment till the next regular elec-
tion.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

We have to announce this week,
the reuracy of Urcy Woodson from
the Muhlcnbcrg Echo, an event that
will be received with universal re-
greet by the press of Western Hem
lucky. No young man in tho Ken
lucky Press Association has proved
himself more praise-N orthy than
Urey Woodson. Four years ago he
started the. Echo, without money and
being almost au entire stranger in
Greenville. Although but Is years
old he went boldlyto work and sool,
convinced the people Of that county
that although boy he had man 3
head on his shoulders and possessed
the energy Of two ordinary men.
Suffice il to say be succeeded TO a
marked degree aud soon had the
Echo on apaying basis where il has
oOUu UfOA oiuOO. flo stulos III luc 1851
issue of'his paper that he has been
offered more lucrative position in a
broader field and he has disposed oil
the paper to Messrs. r, Y. Thomas
Jr. and Geo. II. Pike, who will con
tinue II as heretofore. Mr.. Thomas
win be the editor and Mr.. Pike the
publisher. The new firm have our
best wishes, and Urey Woodson, lie
matter where his lot may be casl
will always have our kindest wishes
for his success. He is truly self.
made man who has met and con
quered enough obstacles in the las
FIVE years to discourage half dozen
ordinary meu. May his, course still
DO onward an upward.
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

The State Democratic Executive
Committee has issued call for 9
convention to be held in Frankfort
Jan. IL, 1881, 10 nominate a candidate
for clerk of the Court of Appeals
December 5 is the day set for the
county conventions all over the State
to select delegates. There are now
fifteen candidates for the office, and
there will probably be still more
Capt. Sam M. Gaines friends are
very confident and his chances fol
success are very fattering. Unless
the weaker candidates form combi-
nations to defeat him he will un-
doubtedly receive the nomination at
Frankfort.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

The Virginia Post, an Alexandria
paper owned and edited by colored
men has come out fdr the Democratic
State ticket, because it cannot ap.
prove of the views of the Malone
coalitlonists upon the financial ques-
ton. All honor to the men who
hold State credit above party tri.
uinph.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

II. B. Allen agreed last winter to
give Geo. Thompson, who manages
large orchard in Ohio, horse and
sleigh, tor one half of his peach crop.
Last week the orchard was searched
thoroughly and two peaches found
one of which was given to Mr.. Allen,
who theroupon transferred the horse
and sleigh.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Sergeant Mason Of the regular
army, who was serving as guard at
the jail, shot at Guiteau Sunday aft
crnoon, the llth inst. through the
bars of the window of his cell. The
ball grazed his head but did no harm.
Macon was Immediately arrested and
will be tried by the military author
tiles before a court-martial.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Seven hundred and fifty acres were
burned, about 800 lives were lost and
$4,000 people were made homeless
md deprived of all their earthly pos
sessions by tfle"late Michigan fires.
II seems as If Mother Shipton's
prophecy was verified on small
scnla
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Mr., J.. T. Gosnell, circuit court
clerk Of Grayson county, and asso-
ciate editor Of the Leitchfeld Sun.
beam was married on the 18th inst.
10 Miss Matte Balance of Simpson
county, one Of tho fairest and bright
ost young ladies of that county. II
will be remembered that Mr.. Cos
nell attended the w. X. p. A.. in this
city last May and made many friends
lie is a polished and goniaf gentle
man and has our Leartiest congratula'
tons.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Senator Sawyer has presented his
son with $50 square miles ofland in
the st. Croix valley, north of IIud-
son, Wis, which he purchased for
$4,000, or one dollar per acre. II
10 said TO be very nice little farm
and If the young man will practice
economy he ought to make living
OH it.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

The Spartan youth were taught to
steal that they might be cunning III
war. Maybe the negro cadet, Flip.
per, was qualifying himself to be q
cunning warrior, according to the
teachings of the great lawgivcr
Lycurgus, when he was nabbed by
the government for stealing.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20
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STATE NEWS.

no oHcSthul crVp 10 eHOrt Ohe.
Eminence has female undertaken.
The Bowling Green Fair was
success.
Milton Young has loaned the city
Of Henderson $4,000
The race for Mayor in Louisville is
being talked up considerably.
The Bath county News has passed
into the sweet subsequently,.
An oldham county Magistrate fined
his son 81 for getting drunk.
A little daughter of Edward Rem
me was scalded totleath at Covington.
An old w,dower II years old was
married in Harrison county last week.
The Bowling Green Gazette has
done away with its patent outside.
There are 1863 X. of H Lodges in
kentucky, with membership Of
,234.
Tip Bransford threatens to make
the Messenger and Examiner tri-
weekly.
Miss Levia Settles, Hart county
invalid, has been cured by prayer al
the Pink Cottage.
y. H. Ashton is the Fifteenth"
man in the Appellate ClerkShip race.
He halls from Fleming county.
A balloon sent up by a Louisville
merchant as an advertising medium,
was captured in Trimble county.
Sam Ramey, who murdered John
Smith, was taken from the Jail at
Owlngsville last week and lynched by
a mob.
Miggs Tilford. col. resisted arrest
at Harrodsbnrg and was shot by
policeman Moisburg, and severely
wounded.
They name mules after French
Upton, of the Register, in Madison
county, and he Registers their names
in his paper.
The Gazette says negro woman
of Bowling Green, is about to lose one
of her legs from gangrene caused from
a mosquito bite.
The Princeton Banner says an old
man was struck dumb while cursing
the Lord on occount Of the drouth in
Crittenden county.
Sam Duff fired three balls into the
body Of Jas. Montgomery, his father
lin.Iaw. at Louisville. The wounds
were not dangerous.
Judge w. 9. Bullitt has been APP
pointed to fill temporarily the yacan-
cy caused by the death Of Judge
Grassland in the First District.
Isaac Bull of Louisville had a lead
pencil taken from his groin a few days
since which he swallowed two years
ago. DR.. w. Ii. Boiling performed
the operation.
Miss Lizzie Valenti was awarded a
premium as the prettiest young lady
at the Warren county Fair. Mr.. Joe.
j. Smith bore off the prize as the
handsomest gentleman.
The Merchants Of Cincinnati give
all Southern Merchants a free pass
from Louisville to Cincinnati who
will call at Alexander's Hotel, louis
vile and apply for it.
Twenty or thirty negroes attempted
to clean out halt a dozen police in
Harrodsburg and negro named Dick
Gaines was killed and several others
wounded. Thee policemen. were
wounded.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

The little Sebrce Sunbeam is Given
ta7y to 80 many ofthe Press boys that
she is like come of tise girls, IL is i'm.
possible to tell upon whom hel
sweetest smiles are bestowed, Take
care, little sweetheart, no flirting will
be allowed,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

The Fulton Inder Is in error in
crediting to us column of "matri-
lnonial ADVICE" which is going the
rounds OF the press. We know less
about matrimony than q Republican
politician does about honesty.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Mr.. X. d. GrahH has sold the Ash :
land Independent 10 Messrs. S. d.
aud 5. A. Fitch who are said 10 DC
experienced newspaper men. The
Independent is tho leading paper OF
Eastern Kentucky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Hon. Cromwell Adair, Of Union
county was kicked by acow and SER
iously hurt last week. 1t is bad to be
kicked, even by a girl.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Blifkins says school girls are bound
TO have tally il thoy can't get a
chance for the hoys to talk it to them
they buy it al the confectionery
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

Sergeant Chas D. Mason. who shot
al Guiteau is an Ohio man. He is
&c years dand7 was in the Union
gfiny during tile civil war.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

The Herald-Enterprise says the
race for clerk of the Court of APP
reals is another "l5 puzzlo.'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

The death of Senator Burnside will
necessitais special session Of the
Rhode Island Legislature ro@ciect'a'
suocl ssor.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20

An exchange heads an article
Love the children" II it means
girl "ehildren" sixteen years old and
upwards, its ADVICE will be needed.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-20
HoPhINSViLLE. SEPT. 20, 1881.

BEFORE the eiuis ceased to'rartle
upon the coffin Of Judge Grassland,
the indecent scramble for HE cffice
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
Inrna KAnrRI RnHRan.

DR.. R. V. Perce's Palace hotel, in
Buffalo New York, superb structure,
six stories in height, with a frontage
of 2lO feet, depth Of ZIG feet, and
wing extensions of l2j feat, was des-
troyed by Are on Wednesday. The
fire started In the baggage room In the
sixth story, and in lsGS than half an
hour the flames, famed by a furious
gale, extended TO every part of the
building. There we're not more than
SC boarders in the house a. the time,
all of whom escaped, some being able
to save the bulk Of their effects. The
loss Is estimated at nearly $500 600 II
g supposed the flames were caused by
gas jet. The house twas fu ly equip
ped with fire extinEuishers, but the
burating Of the tank rend red then
lnseiess.n
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
Congress.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday, tne
River and Harbor bill was received
from the House, and read once. mr'
Morrill, objected 10 its second TeaainS'
and it WAS temporarily laid on the
table. The Funding bill was cohsld
cred in Committee of the Whole ana
various amendments we're adopted
The interest al 81 per cent, instead OF
3 per cent. &c fixed by the Houae, was
rejected-yeas %, nays 80. The Sen
ate, at halcpast eleven O'Clock las'
night adjourned, with the understand
ing that there would he a vote taken On
the bill and amendments 'his alter
noon.
In the House report was presented
by the COMMITTEES on Elections, ID the
contested cese from the Second District
OF North Carolina, declaring Mr.. hli'
chen, the sitting member, entitled 'S
| tne seat.
Ths River and Earnor bill came MP
for sction. and Mr.. Robson moved itf
re ference 20 the Judiciary Committee
with instructions 50 report ii back with
on amendment confning the eXpend'-
iures to rivers, latbors and streams
within the maritime jurisdiction OF The
| u. States. The motion was. Lost and the
Ibiil Das5sd--yeSs l65, nays 81, The
bill relative 10 the bond TO be given ~
cigar manufacturers was reported ana
referred to the Committee Of the
Whole. A conference sepOIt on the
Diplomatic Appropriation bill was
agreed 10. The Appointment bill was
considered. A message was receive
from the President transmitting q re-
port from the Secretary Of State on the
subject OF international action on the
Question OF silver demonstration. Ad'
jDurned.
The Sundry Civil bin, reported yes
terday in the Houss, appropviates to-
tal OF $l9, 99l 205. Among the items
are $25 600 for the public building at
Harrisburg, Pa, $3.50, coo for the post
office in Philadelphia, and $50, 600 for
light ship Oh Five Pathom BsHE, in
tue Delaware river.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

The tuneral OF Adam Grubh yas'ei
day, IVES largely ATTENDED, In aocora
spce with the custom Of the Friend
there were no funeral rites, 3tri'ty*
called, bpt the Rev. A. n A4ifh1
pastor of the West Presbyterian chl'L
with which church several Of then
lily Of the deceased vers oopns'm,
made a prayer, read 6 few psisasa, "
Scripture at the house, ana also FrM'
short passage OF Scripture 81 'he si T',
The intermeut took place ct toe WI
mington and BrandyWine ''in' KY
The pall-bear4rs were: Joseph B BIa,,
B. L. Kent, Michael Leonard SDo l''''
8. Elliott.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
Deaf II Il.

IOGUE.-On the 18th inst, Margaret
I-Ogua, In the 45th year Ciher age.
the relatives and friends Of the family are
reapeotIulIy invited 10 attend tho funeral
from her late rsst0enor, &04 L. Ninth street,
on saturday afternoon, to leave the house at
S.3O O cieck. To proc csd to the new cathedral
Cemetery.
Dearest mother thou has left Is,
And thy loss We deeply teel,
But tits God that has berelt az,
he Gao oil our sorro"s neal.
"Gone but not forgotten
Phila. papers please copy.
NICKEKSOH. ON the nth instant, OF
o'clooB, D. H., tlOrence may, IMAM
daughter OF Charles w and Neomia NlcN
erson, aged yoaE, II months and ~ days
Intermeut ut the iamtiy burial groun4, II
Maryland
Dearest Florence thoa has left us,
We thy loss most deeply 'se',
But us God that has bereit u.s.
He can all oar soIroWB heal.
SISTERS,
CARn.-On the 18th inst, Robert 7. Carr
in his SD year
Relatives and friends sre respectfully inTi
ted 10 attend the funeral from the res demo
of his mother, Elizabeth Carr, No. S2S Eas
Fourth street, on sunday afternoon, as
o'clock, without iurthr notice. Intsrment q
Wilmington and Brandywins Cspetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
FLne SHOW Reef.

". Il Jones has fine lot OF show
beef at his stand, No. 500 King street
II consists 0ftwo steers, each tive auc
ons-hslf years old, fed by Mr.. Chaltant
director OF the FIRST National Bank
West Chester; and fine steer which
was purchased from J. Algard. Esq, o
Cecil Co., Md. The steers purchased
from Nj. Chslfsut made sixty five
pounds 10 the 100 weight, Ooe animal
weighed ! 800 pounds and tie weight
Of the other was l,343 pounds.
ar. Jones has hung the beef around
his stall in a very artistic manner.
Evergreen, fags, pictures aud rlbb7us
are displayed III Trofusiop and hard
sCmely adoln the stand. Prominent
among the ornaments is a sweet-imeli
ing bouquet and huge heart, the lat
ter formed Of pieces OF meat. Music
will b rendered a! the stal tonight
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
GRAND BIsDiey'

The butchers of our c''y o mst mt,
grand display of beet for the me, - vi, ii!
Their various stalls are nscO'" .,,Il IN
,lag5, epsravinga, &c. There Wa, s.SsI
street roark9t this evening otoI,i
z-ns sh1uIt not overlook the ; ~ I'd
A. Riohard.ou, F, Ki"nle Hnu 10
Ter in the Second street mar n.
that OF Mr.. Prentiss. IN 'n'
street market.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

1t is reported that there are four
CASES of smallpox at New Castle, and
that arrangements are being made to
send the sufferers to the hospital In
this city. With proper care the dis
ease may rot thereby receive addition
al stimulus. But We think that per.
sons affl eted with any contae ious or
infectious disease should not be taken
to such prominent place in eur city
as the hospital, and the fact that they
are thus brought should stimulate our
citizens to unite in a petition that the
oeunty buildings be speedily removed
to SONS eligible site beyond the city
limits at the earliest practicable period
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

Wei ne Mey eF's wonderful CatAFrh
Care IL DOW dEpenBed by all dSDGRlSts, ano
is delivered (ORf tag9 paid 10y ~. rs, DaWeY
d &C., No. 70 Day st, New YORK. Tho re-.
markable cares which hive everywhere re.
sui Cd IRON tbs use OF thtG preparation have
developed the startling tact that no merely
local LeaIAeht, Ike Bnstfe. aoucneR, and In.
bBletlons, oan post ly reach or destroy ga.
| tarrHRl yi2us. The anadutal elements dls.
covered by In. " q Do d eyer are absorbed
! LhrUue hVut he mucous msmbranOuS ~ stem
IN two mtTuteS' time, TINS forming an iG.oGN.
| las We and e. nstitutio nal cVre, the effects Of
| which are 2mI or "a. and Us uniaiitRg as,
| vaccination. A "FFeattse,~ With full
statements hy the cured, Is meiIed free,
wei 10 s4eyoT's CetaTrh OuTe is " nth lie n
tiEISh its cnst, Rov Ch8s j. Jones, New
Brgaton. L. l." ''Oae package cared me
Rev Il TaylCr, TAO hobie.st, Brooklyn
| N, " 1t restored me 10 tae ministry
Rev. q 90. II, ketG, Cob0!eskul X. " "rhC
Teneiy Is maxwell. Nov. 4. p. Freego
| Cairo, N. y 1t has been OF great value
to toe Few. Oipoy Place, Rassona, N. y
| KSV Geo. +. Pratt, ST. Stephens Rsot3rg
Philnda. etc. a real cure Of CsasrrR lor $40
ll2S Aaw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

Ferris Bros, tho publishers OF the
City Directory, aTs nov engaged on the
canvass Tor subscriptions aud adver-
tiF4mpu.s for The Issue of the Directory
fol lss0-Sl, which viii be issued in
Nay. Their directory for last year is
generally acknowledged to have been
the beat Spd nearest correct that has
ey ben issued, and they are always
adding iupoGsma2ts. This year a
new lecture will be ids1, IN map Of
the city. In order TO guard against
imposition. those who sign any ooDtrso
oy order for the City Directory, SHOULD
see that the blank which thy sign II
headed, "Fsrris Bros, Publishers snc
lp!iu!sys."
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

VIM. 4. Lowden, residing al NJ II
X. Sixth street, was surprise IG
night ny q ma qnersde parry calling
at his home.
Thomas Marion, 1888 Orange sired
was surprised last night by visit
from large number Of fyiendl. who
met at and started from the boGjj d
John Gray, 624 East Eighlh street.
Tho family Of James = Ssccsr No.
G34 Yves, Seventh street, was also sur
prise 1 last evening by > bostoi Young
folks. The visitors met OF tho Fe'l.
dgnce of George GoodDow, Filth asa
Madison streets. A very peasant TINS
was experiep ced.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
$40 No. Psii"

to gee the extraordinary bsrgin' O s,,
ed at Russslls Bee Hive on S"u'u -,
In Hosiery and Underwsar, . ~, ~
more Ladies silk oloscked baI'L'g l.,
Hose left at Is cents Q pSN; Ll Slr.
good merino vsst at IS Carts SOs' isr,,
Seamless Real Kid Glove % IN y \
worth $3.50, at the lowest ,' WV
Hsmburgs going fast Su p,' n,
wonderful sale in Table L'asps,
Bargains will be a Pr!lt a! ''A'"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

provided. Mr.. Pillipg urged that the
committte be allowed to bring the mat
ter before the House ere the matter o.
iiscusst d by counsel. Then it wonId
be proper to have 1t discussed and 0p'S
then.
The result Of the adoption of thif
resolution was TO keep the committee
on corpoI atoms from holding any sea
sion tonight, prslerring to wait un'i
next week,