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we are lust n receIrt Of otir Pal

We are just In receipt Of our Fall
and Winter Stock of Dry Goods,
and we would invite all who have
purchases to make to give us d call.
Prices drid goods, are stirh that
none will grumble. We would call
the special attention ofthe Ladies to
our beautiful line of Dress Goods
and Trimmings, which we have ia.
ken special pains to make attract
i've, we have all the latest styles
and novelties.
OF Ladies, Misses and Childrens
Custom Shoes, they speak for
themselves. An examination will
compel yoii to buy. We 9uaran-
tee all our best shoes.
For mems wear; from the crown
Of his head to the sUles of his feet,
we have the nobbiest and prettiest
goods that have graced the streets
of Hickman for many days.
We will conclude by saying, the
best argument of all yet; why you
should buy your goods of us, is our
PRIdEs. That little word speaks
oceans
Come and see us.
ALEXANDER & MAXWELL.
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Calamity 10 nm Ob,on County
Family.

Some years ago. Mr.. Joseph II. Hurt
and family emigrAisd from near obicn
Station, Tenn, TO Texas, and settled in
Erash county.
On the night OF the 2Brd al.. that sec
tion of country in which MIR. Hurt Was
living and running farm was visited by
an extraordinary RAINFALL amounting to
n water-spout,; in fact, the rain fell in
such torrents that they did not retire to
bed till late hour. In a short time at
forwards, having been in a sound sleep.
Mrs. Hurt awoke her husband and told
him there was water in the house. At
once be sprang out of bed, sinking up to
his meek Ia the water. and discovering
the house TO be afoat he seized his wife
and chung TO the joist overhead until the
roof Of the house fell in. on them and
separated his wife from him. Accidental
ly be grasped The limb OF a tree which
touched him as the wreck hoated by. In
this way he by great effort released
himself from the falling timbers OF the
house and pulled himself 20 tree; climbs
ing ep into ~ hieh he remained four hours
in all, three hours in total darkness, one
hour after daylight. Mrs. Hort in the
me antime being held fast by the falling
timber OF the house IVES drowned, md
her body with the house and its contents
washed away, also his stock aud growing
crop Of corn aud cotton we're swept away,
and of course every thing he owned lie en-
iirely destroyed.
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Bring in your hides.
wool, feathers, and
country produce, and
get the highest cash
price, at
PLAUT Bros. & Go.
Chappes Mee,ins

This nsighhOrhood was much blessed in
glo rious revival. Upon hearing of the
meeting sad brother Crates poor health.
Immediately set out to help them, and
just arrived in time to save them from
disbnnding.
mnst say that Tnever saw a more con
genial people any WHORE. All seemed to
be Of one accord in one plsce- God was
oar leader, and consequently we were
victorious. Friends do not say any more
that the "bottom people" are heathens;
for fonnd all the elements of civilira-
tion and living children, and should Syc-
amore Chapel, hold out faithful il will
not he long until she will be" second TO
none OF Beuiah's churches.
Oar meeting of seven days resulted in
"a conversions and l6 additions. We left
several enquiring the way of eternal life.
aud some converts that will come in tafief
more mature refeciion) the church al that
place. Afectionately,
j. A. CLARK.
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MARK ETs.

wHr,r --This grain seeiis 10 have
reached bottom fgares in Sc. Louis and
Chicago, and prices have reHiained shout
the same for the past two weeks. 9oc TO
$ioO for No. Red. Oar market here is
from 10 10 ~ cents lower per bashet
Cons Shows q con tinaai deciine for
Tho mast len DAYS. the total being about
jsc prr isusbsi for cash frora Indications
A. sreseat corn will open NJ about 40c
psr huslisi, with prospects Of an immense
ArfLEs are improving. and large
Quantities are daily being shipped from
here.
Hfpr.. Wool, and fedfsers are IN demand
1t fnll 81. Louis quotations
Tasde has improved considerably the
past week.
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John SshiHsky. Of this county. who IL
Familiarity known ne The s.aian knitter"
was in the city to-day. Mr. g. has n ma :
mia for knitting, and II is said the first
thing be does in the morning Is 10 get his
needles Aad y arm and commence knitting,
and be 80 continies all day. He fire.
quentiy after retiring At night, will get
up aud knit for an hour or two nt a time.
To day, while buying bill Of dry goods,
he "a,teudsd 10 his knilling" and purs
chased his goods Mt The same time. He
cxcitss considerable curiosity a. he pass
es through the strceis aud in and out
dcurs. knitting as 10 fot life, aud hardly,
apparently. with any knowledge Of The
employ meat Of his hands. Il Pddreah
Nrpr
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New Madrid and Point Pleasant ar,
to be connected by felephone-
Mrs. Henry Buehanan has returned
home from a suin mer visit to buffalo, New
York.
Mrs. Maggie Eddiugs, The essims-
BILE wife Of Mr. Levi EIiifgs, died at he,
home, in Fulton, Monday
The Improvement Of the river work
nj New Madrid will not commences unit
the low water in October.
Mr. Thos. 81 French has con,
tracted for building a new residence
on Court House Hill.
Dr.. A. NJ. Parker. is OH a profe-.
sionaI visit to Lake county, and will taks
In Memphis before returning home.
Sheriff johnson. left Tuesday MORN
ing with four prisoners carrying lhsni ID
the pensiehsinry.
We learn that the large wheat crop
This year win Induce our farmers 10 p,i,
in larger acreage Tor next year.
Mrs. Rnth Caldwell Wat,srtiefd
seeks 10 establish sIusfo Conservatory
at Union ci,s.
The sting Of bee Is onl one.thif.
fy-second OF an inch long Itis your own
imagination tina, makes il seem as ieng ns
q hoe handle.
Dome Y0a Forget If.-oid Back
is smashing high prices. and II y on want
trst class goods. ut the very lowest &c Mt.
go and examine goods and prices
Sir. Calvin Sanders aai Miss
Fannie Branham. were married at wpod-
land Mills, Sept, 9th. May all the joys
and pleasures Of earth attend them.
The Fulton County Institute will be
hell at EJmonfons school hoase, near
CAyec. on the 10Th TO the 22nd Of Sept,
inclusive. The public are requested TO at
tend.
Mar. III. Bucbansn. and Dee An
berg. have returned from tho cities.
whittier they have been purchasing fan
aud winter goods for their respec Give
houses.
Notice.
AS Flour has dscIined, 7 will sell seven
loaves Of bread for the small sumo Of IS
cents.
VIM. GEYER.
An excursion leaves Psducah Juno.
ton. and Fulton on the 21th, Tor Louis
willie aud Cincinnati. Reui d trip TO Louis
willie. $3.50, 10 Cincinnati. $3.50. A
chance 20 visit Niagar. PA:ls viii sisc he
given en- shis excursion party. Only Si4.
to Niagara Falls aud return.
yellow fever has been raging on
The Texas coast, and some few cases In
Florida. aud NJ New Orleans; hat iis days
are numbered for this season for the cold
winds cf winter win soon drive Il from
our shores The germ is planted, how
ever Lookout for next season.
Mr.. Louis Dsmontcourt has, we
learn. completed . bridge across No. o
slough aud finished good road oat TO his
mill. and wagons are daily hauling large
amounts Of lumber 60 the river. There 10
wanted number Of moro teams, and
sueh eau hnd probably employ mcnt by
applying early.
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GRAND opening
of the New Cash Gro
Gerry, in the Hubbard
House, tomorrow.
Every body invited.
A. M. DeBow.
FATHER AND son.
HOW is.e Father sT0siid Hare
Acted.

FROM the faducah Sews-
Judge Turner, the father of Oscar, vas
n man of high genius,-a wonderful man
lie possessed volum nious, broad, com
prehensive, and eminently practical
mind. lie was q great lawyer and great
Judge. He never les any air drawn vag-
aries or metaphysical impracticaliiies
move him from his well-poised balance
When he saw that any measure or course
Of action would prove of benefit to the
general public, he moved upon ii with the
uufaltering tread of the Macedonian
phalanx. He was no time, nor
demagogue. He wonid have scorned to
"ha.ter Neptune for his trid emit or Jupiter
for his power to thunder"
When Judge Turner was appointed
Judge of the Criminal Court OF New Orr
leans, he found the city almost in The
possession OF outlaws and ASA ssins The
respectable citizens could not venture
from their homes after dark without Ian
ger Of robbery or assassination. lie
promptly took tho matter in hand and
was equal to the ST tuation. when these
rascals were brought before him, no quips
aud quirks of the lawyers, no nicely de-
lined tschniealities, or legal vagaries, or
doubts OF expediency" disturbed the
even tenor of his way. lie hung and
penitentiared these villains by the dozen;
and New Orleans soon became one OF the
safes; and most duiot cities in the Union.
Had he been in Congress for the past
four years instead OF his son, whom he
saw that the prosperity of twenty millions
Of people was dependent upon the i'm
provement of their great waierwsy TO the
seaboard, the Mississippi river, he could
not have been moved from his purposs by
any petty and uncertain constitutional
Scs56" l. is impossible. Ills mind was
too broad and practical. When surround
ed by three hundred .other legislators.
cash having his own constitution view.
and each tortured with some pretty doubt
OF "expediency," he would have promptly
decided: This Act is for The beae6t Of the
psoplsi it as riskt;;' aud he would have sup
ported and voted for IL with all hia ener-
gies and with bis whole heart.
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We will not be un-
dersold, the OldRelias
BILE.
PLAtT BRo's. & Co.

: OF The Tires doctors who have been ex-
amininy Guiiean's brain, ohe Gays there
is no sign of insanity. and Two say he was
insane.
placo 10 place, appearing in a go called
drama, styled 1.-The Outlaws OF Missouri. .
The New Orleans Timee Democrat says
it is quite probable that the amount paid
by the sonth to the Vest for foodsinffs
this year will b. sl00.0O0,000 less than
paid in 1884,
A Southern paper says that aimee the
war Alexander II. Stephens has collected
more than $500 600 Of war claims for
Southern people. for which he refused tc
accept q dollar fees
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backs haze commenced thus cary TO
make their winged al Ahss. which betok-
ems an early fall, ncco riding 10 tiia laws OF
nature and old inhabitants.
Tod. Ciint Griffith is mentioned BY The
Greensboro Messenger IS IN available
candidate for observation-disclosures. A
heftsr mau FOR the place couId not be
fonnd By mocrafic ronveftios with 4
search aarrant. II fe1moa.
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wool s.arasnx.

Mr.. John s. Shepherd has moved his
Who'll carding machine fotit aiies hosih OF
Fulton, on the Clinton and Dresden road;
where he is prepared 70 setss customers,
sc. lie is one Of the most Trustworthy
citizens, and we solicit FOR HIN good
business.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-15

J rom Hutton InlFEf FIH,I
The lnt,e dvc.year- oil daughter OF Mr..
Jack Graham. six miles West OF tawn,
died Lash w-,laHs lay ofn conjestise chill.
Alexander Station letter Of 9th: Died al
his residence, eight miles East Of Chn-
ton. Mr. Gaihs Henderson, aged about NJ.
~ years. lie leaves four children and
many relatives aud friends TO mourn ms
loss. AT her husbands residence, one
mile West OF this place, Mrs. jacob We
atch, aged abou, twenty years. Al me
family residence, three miles West OF
Alexander. little Lewis Roper, sou OF
John Roper. ~.
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Do you want bar
gains? Call around
and see the immense
Stock of New Goods
at
PLAUT Bros s. Co.

There will he al least four changes IN
the mex, Congressional deleg alton from
Kentucky. The following gentleman will
drop ont soiansarily: McKensie of the
Second District; CALDWELL. Of the Third
Knott. Of the Fourth. and Phister. OF the
Ninth. Besides these there may be some
Involuntary changes.
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81. n. Resented. the composer Of "See
that My Grave 10 Kept Green" who was
recently sentenced TO two years impris-
cnsnent 10 the Northern Penitentiarv of
Indiana, for passing "a fraudulent post.
office money order, is making an Effort to
secure q pardon. Mr.. Roscnfe!d 10 ua
dsrstooJ 10 be composing another soue,
which he will call, ''See that the Zebra .
Turned loose
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-15

Mr. WIN. H. Wilson eur fellow towing
man, we are sorry to leath. was overtnke en-
with a fainiing spell aud fall hei plsssiT
20 the ground while walking across the
public square on the 7ih inst. on which
day he hsd been around as usual con yer.
sing with his friends ia his ordinary
pleasant mode. This sad affair created
eonside rabie alarm among his friends an 4
citizens generally who were witnesses Of
his troubles We earnestly hope, how
ever. that he may he perfectly restored to
health again in a short ,ime.-I Troy Baa-
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+, T., II Gov J. a. Underwood and othe re
have filed articles nj Columbus, 0hla In
cooperating q publishing company With
a capital of S2nu.0 600. The paper $40 be
issued Al Cincinnati, as n morning daily,
ot Democratic proclivities. undef the
name Of the Daily News. Among he in
corPoraiors are I6 wealthy Cinein natIe NJ
and9 we'll known Democrats Of entdSF{
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Tie coisted people Of Owehsboro have
not equal school privileges with The
whites. aud pfopose 20 send their children
10 the white schboi. The Boatd say they
are powerIess 10 provide equal advantages
for both. hut will cIoss the school II the
colorud people persist in their pnrpdss.
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Gen. Abe Buford was an interested OBJ
server OF the proceedings at the Demo
cratic County Convention in Nicholas, on
Monday the 2lsi. The General Is Of the
aPinion that the race course aud the
niet,e table are highly NOR al instita-
tisns In comparison with political eoa-
veniions ~ managed by the brilliant
s,atssmsa Of these later days = Hayssiiis
ESgir.
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The boom FOR Proctor Knott for Gov
ernor has grown into regular aground
swell" In this part Of the State the fol-
lowing papers have come out strong for
him: Louisville Post, Louisville Demo-
crat. Bhliitt County Pioneer, Nelson
Record, lebanon Standard, Owen<boro
Messenger, wicktiFTs Tribnne, Leitch field
Sunbeam. Hart County Democrat, Hop
kinsviilc New Era, HopkiasviIIe Kentuok.
ian, Caii1 Telephone. CsIhooR Progress,
Louisville Argus syiza5efhfrwn N.,vs
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Hon. George A. Reeves, Speaker ofsthe
Texas House Repr esentativcs. was, at his
own request, lashcd TO his bed while dy
ing from hydrophobia- Ills rawlings and
frothIhgs were horrible.
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Coldmhus Beacon.

CoIdmhus Beacon: fhc apple crop of
this section of country this year is some
thitg enormous. In fact the yield is too
gre at, az the trees are all broken down
by the weight Of The limbs.
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The Chinese are essding the Immicra-
iion Act by coming into San Francisco as
play actors. Folger having decided that
play actors are not iHborers. within the
meaning Of the act. 4 whole shin load
OF alleged factors has been shipped from
Hong Kong. The rase will he nlpped MP
by the San francisco aatholities.
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II you want Protector againss 'he
Firc aead, get one of those FoRcE Pumps
or the
Rich & LOWE WOOD PUMP co.
Hickman, Ky.
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Call around at the
new grocery. Cheap
est Cash house in
town.
A. M. DcBow.

An inquest was held before the
City Court, Tuesday, 70 inquire in,o the
sanity OF insanity Of Nicely Z. White. son
of Mr.. S N. White. The jury returned a
verdict that he was of unscend mind.
caused by sickness, AMI the coart ordered
that he be carried forthwith TO the asylum
nj Hopkinsvilic. Mr. j. %. Barnes was
appointed a Committee TO carry him 10 The
asylum and left Wednesday morning fer
that purpose. II Is q lamentabie case.
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Eighty ave thousand dollars 70 S0nfede
ratio bonds we're gent 10 Ne" Ao' - tues
day Thsy brought S5,oVy
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Every Pump warranted to be effect
~ and not 10 tsste or spoil the water.
RICH q LOWE WOOD PUMP co
Hickman, ny.
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The neil Congress vii, b. b.no:rati
30 the signs point
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15
OFFICIAL PAPER OF LYON COUNT
JoHN M. CAMPBELL.
TERMS:
A Little Too Bad.

Inser-Ocesn.
II In related of an absent minded
young lady that, having been duly
married, she started off on her bridal
tour. The party stopped at g West.
ern city. So far SO good. Some
time in the night there came q sue
cession OF terrified shrieks from the
room occupied by the bride and
groom, and the clerks, porters and
employees generally rushed up
stairs, only to meet frantic female
figure, clad in white, fleeing in des-
perate haste from the apartment,
crying:
"Oh, there's man In my room"
The clerk rushed In and found the
groom half disrobed, standing In
the middle OF the floor, one boot on
and the other in his hand, the pic.
ture of amazement. He explained
that he had just come up stairs and
was in the act Of undressing this
wife had previously retired) when
she suddenly swoke and fled.
"What was the matter?" asked the
clerk.
"Damfino," said the husband.
Just then the bride, enveloped in
q huge bed.sdread, procured for her
by q chambermsid, came back look
ing very red and foolish, and in half
aminute explained the mystery by
saying:
"oh, Fred, forgot was married,
and when l swoke / was 80 fright
ened.n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15

fearsis at reduced rates. Agents sample
JBook, 2Oc. so new style. name on. l0c. Or
dsrs promptly fllsd. Agents wsnted.I
Lucas Gard Co., Lucas, Ohio,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15
p. BARMES'S
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLE,
MAIN STREET DAYTON
Horses Boarded and Groomed by
Careful Attendants.
avThe best Single snd Double Turnouts to
be found In the State constantly on hand.
PROFITABLE, PLEASANT AND
PERMANENT.
e%An Extraordinary Offer. A
AGENTS, DEALERS AND PEDLERs.
Goods Unsold Returned.
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY GIVEN.
eTIt IsN
AN ARTICLE THAT SELLS ON IT'S MERIT
And Can Be
SOLD IN ALMOST EVERY FAMILY.

"IE WANT AGENTS, DEALERS
w Pedlers, to take hold at once. It will
sell readily during the whole year but Is o
Bonanza for Fall aud Winter workers. We
make an extra ordinary offer when we agree to
take back all goods unsold of first order, but
we make 1t 50. in order to give Agents q
chance to test the business without taking
any risk of loss. We have live, pushing
Agents making as much as SIS . week, and
any one with any energy can make from $25
to $50 Is the article will sell by being shown,
and requires no talking up-lT SELLS ON
ITS MERITS. We will send full particulars
free. or sample of goods for 4Oc. If you are
out Of work and have little means. you need
not fear losing that by buying goods you can
not sell. As s. worth Of goods will start you.
and you can return them If you fail TO sell
them. ANY one not willing to give our bust
ness Q trial on these terms, does not want
business. Address.
WELCOME BURNER MFG CO.
1l6 Smithheld street, Pittsburgh Pa.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15
The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time, aud prevents
disease by keeping the blood pure,
stomach regular, kidneys and liver
active, is the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon man. Hop Bitters
is that remedy, and its proprietors
are being blessed by thousands who
have been saved and cured by it.
Will you try it? See another col
umn.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15

"It's very curious, James," said q
fond mother to her son, "how the
knees Of your pants could be worn
threadbare In two weeks" James
always made point to avoid telling
his parents lie whenever he got q
good chance, and as this seemed to
that sort OF an occasion he let the
truth right out: "Mother, it's all
Mollie Sanders fault; she wriggles
so.n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15
Address
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

CoUTH MSTOCK GOLD AND
SSILvER MINING COMPANY. Location
Of principal place OF business, San Francis
co, California.
Locstion of works. DEVILS Gate Mining
Di trict. Storey and Ly IN counties, NevadA
Notice-Thsre sre delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of ASSESS
ment tNo. 81 levied on the 9th day Of Sep
tember. 1879. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the resp sctive shareholders, as
follows;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15
WAL. ]. TUSKA,
l(AT DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
COURT HOUSE BUILDING,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEv.
j. E. GIGNOUX,
Civil and MininS EnGi-
Neer.
U. 3. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
DAYTON. NEVADA.
Application for Homestead

LAND OFTIcE AT CARSON CITY, NEv.,l
November IL, 1880 J
AIoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following e. named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to maze nnal PROOF IN sup
port OF his claim. and secure hnal entry
thereof, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register aud Receiver at the United
States Land Once in Carson City, Nevada, on
Monday. the Goth day of December. 1880. ct
10 O'Clock. a. NJ. of said day. viz. Benjamin
N. Hague, Houesteso Application No S3y,
for the e \ of sen section IS, T Is, N r
as +, and N & 4 of N Z Y and y of N E \
of Section 2. T 10. N h "a Is NJ d NJ. to prove
his continuous res dence upon, and cultiva-
tion OF, said tract, and names the following
as his witnesses. VIE; Miller Beach. ]. NJ.
Houston, N. o. Hague, and Henry Baker, all
or Mason Valley, Esmeralds county, Nevs
Postoifice address: Mason Valley. EsneraldA
county, New. y, A. WITHHELD.
n20WS Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15

And in Accordance with law and an order
Of the Board OF Director. made ON the ninth
day OF September. 1879 80 many shares OF
each parcel Of stock rs may be necessary will
be sold &c public suction. at the offic OF the
Company. Rooms and 4. second foor. 800
California street, San Francisco. California,
on MONDAY, the twentieth (20thl day Of
FEBRUARY, 1882. ct the hour OF two (2l
o'clock p, m. of said day, to pay ssid delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
J. N. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Ofice-Rnom 4. No. 800 California street
San Francisco, CslifoFnia.
The suit enjoining the sbove-nAmed stock
from sale having been dismissed. the Board
OF Directors have changed the day Of sale
from November 8, 1879 TO February 20. 1882.
same hour aud place.
JIM. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Feb. IL.
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Engagement broken. .--"One more
question, darling" said the young
evangelist, who had heard some
doubts expressed of his intended's
publications to be q poor mans
Vile. "Did you ever darn hole In
your stockingf" "No," she ans.
wersd J, frankly, rbut I've often d-n