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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-12-01

The catch Of mackerel this year is short by
10000 barrels, and il is evident that some ono
win have to atch out with oysters, chickens
aUd beecsteak,
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TAKE NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors an,
Notices of Final Discharge must b
paid for before they will appear il
our columns
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of Common Pleas.

COurC OF common PleaS.
James P. Hollingsworth. !
Plaintiff Summons
Louisa Hollingsworth. An for Relief, :
drew Hollingsworth, Sally
Weeks, Fannie Adair, Alora Complaint
Carter and others,
TO Louisa Hollingsworth, Andrew Hollings-
worth. Sally WSeks. wife of John Weeks, Fan.
ME Adair, wife of Isaac Adair, Adora Carter,
the children OF Thomson Hollingsworth, de-
ceased, whose names and residence are un-
known, except his sons George hollngsworth
and William Hollingsworth; the children OF
Nathan IIollingsworth, deceased, whose names
and residence are not known the children
of Elizabeth Morgan, deceased, whose names
and residence are not known, and the chill
dren of Polly Butler, deceased, whose names
and residence are not known, Defendants in
this action.
VOU are hereby Summoned and required to
l. answer the complaint in this action which
is filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas for said County, and 10 serve
copy of yonr answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their Office, at Union, in said
County and State, within twenty days after the
service hereof. exclusive of the day of such
service: and if you fail 10 answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the Complaint.
Witness, James munro Esq, Clerk of tho Court
of Common Pleas, in anil for the County afore-
said, arihe place aforesaid, the twenty fifth day
of November in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty two, and in the
one hundred and se,enth year Of the Sovereignty
and Independence Of the United States of
America.
RION & McKIssICK.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
SEAL JAMES MUNRO, C. C. P.
To M Dsfendants, Andrew Hollingsworth,
George Holingsworth, and William Hollings.
worth, sons Of Thomson Hollngsworth, de-
ceased, and his other childran whose names
and residence are not known, the children of
Nathan Hollingsworth deceased, of Elizabeth
Morgan deceased, and Of Polly Butler deceased
whose names and residence ore not known.
Take notice that the summons in this action,
Of which the foregoing is Copy was filed in
the office Of the Clerk Of said Court for said
County on the 27th day of November 1882.
RION & MCKISSICK.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dec 40 6t
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Make the children happy by buying some OF
the pretty Christmas toys at the Union Store n
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NJ AIR lSIED,

SWYGERT-CLARK. Married, on the 2lst,
ult, at the residence of r. w. Shand, Esq, by
Rev. j. d. Mccullough. Mr.. John S Swygert, of
Columbia, to Matte J. Clark, of Union.
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Notice of Final Dis charge.

NUCIC6 Ol IuHl DIS Cnarg0.
pY permission of Hon. David Johnson Jr
D Judge of Probate for Union County, we will,
on the 3d day of January next, make our final
Return as administrators of the estate of James
j. Thomas, deceased and apply for Letters Dis
missory. All persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present them, properly
attested. on or before that date or they will be
forever barred, and all persons indebted must
pay on or before that day.
DAVID A. THOMAS
JAS. j. THOMAS,
Adm'rs Jas. J. Thomas.
Dec a. ~
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AUCTI ION SALE
OF HOUSE AND LOT.

10y virtue Of the power contained in mort.
- gage deed made by F. A. Goss to James
Grant. bearing date 3lst by December, 1874, and
by said James Grant due assigned TO me. and
said mortgage being duly recorded in the office
Of the Register Of Mesne Conveyance for Union
County. In Book Of Mortgages A. No. 3, pages
40 aud All, will sell by public auction, before
the Court House door at Union, on the first
Monday In December next, all that 10: GO land
with the brick dwelling house thereon, contain.
Ing two and one half acres, more OF less, situate
on the South-eas corner of South and Virgin
Streets, in the town of Union.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
IL, GOsS.
Nov IN Az A,
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a special dispatch from Waco, Texas, says
noted desperate named Smith has been cap
tured hero Smith has Killed five men and
bag innumerable wives in Texas
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BsS~ Everybody should buy n cook stove now
,as they will never be cheaper j. II. Rodger has
"a full line.
Nov 10 As a.
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Merry, Merry Christmas gifts at the Union
Store under Union Hotel y %
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5Cotton Seed Wanted.
The highest price will be paid for 75 or 100
bushels cotton seed. Apply at the Times Office
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Notice of Final Discharge
Guardians Final Notice

pY permission of Hon. David Johnson, Jr.,
- Judge of Probate for Union County, will,
on the 18th day Of December next, make my final
return as Guardian Of Matte L. Browning and
apply for letters dismissory. All persons hav-.
ing claims against the said Matte L. Browning
during her minority are notified TO present them.
properly attested, ON or before that day or be.
forever barred.
NJ. +. BROWNING,
Guardian Mattel. BrowDusg,
Nov l. 41 4is
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DO NOT FORGET TO GALL
AT
MRS. SCHOPPAUL'S
AND SEE SANTA-CLAUS,
HE WILL ONLY REMAIN THERE
->ssI ~

AND ZEE SANTA-CLAUS,
HE WILL ONLY REMAIN THERE
s FOR A SHORT TINE.
HE'went ou, to see Patience" the other ight
IL AID took a slight cold, but by next week
he will be all right again. SO be sure to 90 and
see what o lot of beautiful new toys he has got, +,
such as,
China and Wax Dolls, {. ON 2cis to $500,
and Britannia Tea.sets,
Cups and Saucors of all kinds,
Vases, Bouquet, ,-holders, owerstands,
Fruit Baskets and card Receivers,
Photog aph and Autograph Albums,
Shell and other Work Boxes,
Writing desks and Parlor Games,
Smoking sets for gentlemen,
Shaving Mugs, with soap and brushes, Sc.
A FULL LINE OF TIN AND WOODEN TOYS
FOR CHILDREN.
Wagons and Wheelbarrows. -
Hobby and stick Horses,
Horns, Drums, Pistols,
Picture Books,
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS,
Raisins, Currants, Citron, Figs,
French and American Candies,
Pickles, in bottles and barrels,
Sour Kraut,
Canned Goods Of all Kinds.
Oysters, Salmons, Sardiues,
Peaches, Pineapples,
Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, and many other things
too numerous to mention
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, AMI Crackers of oil kinds
Gail and SEQ for yourself. We have anything
TO suit the pocket cf tho rich, the poor the old,
and the young
All orders will be promptly attended to-
Give me trial.
SANTA-CLAUS..
Dec 48 If
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4 Mr. S. j. H. Howell is now at the Virginia
Store, he cordially invites all his friends to call
and see him. He says he can make them happy,
: 90 and sec if he can
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Petition for Hon estead.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Miss Amanda
IN Barnett and Miss Louisa Barnett have ap-
piled by petition to Inc for homestead in the real
and personal property of MRS. SARAH A.
BARNETT and the estate of CHARLES BAR
NETT, deceased.
The I'd day of January 1888, has beeo fixed
for hearing said petition,
- JAMES MUNRO,
Master of Union County
Dec | AZ 6.x
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Mr.. j. T. Hancock. is at the Virginia Store,
and ready togive his frienis an OLD VIRGINIA
,wELcoME-call and see him.
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Wax, China and Indestructible Dolls, from 5cs
to So, at Union Store under Union Hotel
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Administrators Sale.

pf order of Probate Court for Union County,
- will sell, on Friday the 22d day of Decem.
Der, 1882. at the late residence of Clough Bish-
op, in Santuc Township, Union County, the
personal property of the late Clough Bishop,
Consisting of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE. Wagon and other farming imple-
ments, Buggy. Hogs, Cattle, Mules, one Horse
&C.,
Terms of Sale
All items under S25. cash on delivery of goods
Sums Of S25 and upward on a credit of one
year, with interest from day of Sale, to be Sc
cured by note Of purchaser and approved Sc
curity.
W. T. LITTLEJORN,
Administrator.
Dec AZ q
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Death Of Col. R. J. Gage.

With sincere Sadness of heart we are only
able this week to announce the sad fact that
Co. h. J. Gage died, at the residence Of his
brother, MIR. C. Gage, yesterday morning, 3Oth,
ABOUT s o'clock. e -.
TRULY can t.bo said Of the death of Col. r. j !.
Gage, "a good man has falicH Yes, he was
% truly good mau-but few superiors, in all tha.
CONSTITUTES true and pure manhood, survive
him. For more than thirty years we have
known and loved him as a brother, and our heart
is filed with anguish ut the loss Of go true friend
annd trusty counsellor, so noble a citizen, so
sgcnial companion.
His days of sickness were full Of great suffer
sing, but his last moments were free from pain,
Sand he passed from time into eternity calmly,
surrounded by his sorcly stricken wife and Chill
sdren and only brother, in his I'D year.
4 GlS" We hal second instalment of snow
Slast Wednesday night, covering.th the ground abou
Jan inch deep
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Nov 3
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Nov 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-28
The Children's Ball

Last evening the childred of
st. Peters Parish had very
enjoyable frolic at the Opera
House. About q hundred were
present dancing, playing games,
and feasting. The hall was
decorated with evergreens and
holly berries, and some of the
youngsters appeared in full
dress with kids and claw ham,
mers. Some of the misses were
most deliberately gotten up, and
a large crowd of grown people
were present to watch the fun.
The Opera House never before
witnessed so much hilarity and
solid enjoyment and the affair is
in progress AS the APPEAL
goes to press.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-28

The Madison Square Company
E. Nj. Roberts writes to the
APPEAL that the play o.
Eslneralda," which ran $50
nights in New York, will be pro.
duced in this city about the
middle of January. He says
" The liberal patronage the peo-
pie Of your city gave to " Hazel
kirke," is sufficient assurance to
the management that the
present effort to give a thorough
ly artistic performance, will be
appreciated and warrants them
in sending their special home
company" The cast will en-
brace Ed. Buckley, Mr.. Thomas
Whiffen, Mr.. Leslie Allen,
Miss Sidney Cowell, Mrs.
Thomas Whiffen, Estelie Clay
ton, Viola Allen and other az
fists.
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SLEEPIyG.CAR PORTERS.
What One Of Them says or our
Nevada Milli0nAtres.

A Pullman car porter has been
telling a st. Louis paper about
the earnings Of the employees on
those cars. Drummers are lib
eral, young married men are
good, women are very bad, mil
Iionaires worst 81 had a sad
illustration Of that a couple Of
weeks ago. Colonel Gillette, a
millionaire mine owner Gravel
ing with Bonanza Mackay), gave
me a dollar. He said, with a
terrible stutter, 1T was all the
ch-ch-change he had 1t Was
somewhat Of a blow, but went
in and got Mackay out for his
brush. He fumbIed round among
a lot of keys and finally fshed
cut fifty cents. BY jinks! | was
mad, but ! couldn't say any
thing. It's SO with most rich
men. There's Senator Jones,
he went to Deming once with
me and gave me So. On the
other hand, Senator Fair, who is
fifty times richer than Jones,
they say, came up once and he
only gave me two bits. He was
nice about it, theugh-spoke so
kind, and told me not to spend
my money foolishly'"
The sleeping-car porter is one
of the nuisances the ira cling
public have to contend with.
Boorish and insolent to the last
degree, they levy systematic
blackmail upon travellers. A man
who pays for his ticket on
sleeper is entitled to all the
rights and privileges which the
Car affords, and the companies
should pay their porters suffi-
cient wages to enable them to
make both ends meet without
begging from the passengers.
The first road in the United
States which abates this impO-
sition will go down to history as
famous. The conductor of a car
has as much right to strike pas
for halves and quarters
as the porters.
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New Years Cards.

The rush of customers during
the past week having exhausted
their entire stock of cards, Gag
win & NoteWare have ordered,
to arrive this morning by ex-
press, a new lot of Novelty,
Fringed, Satin and Sachet cards,
also gentlemen's calling cards for
1883. The shelves emptied by
Christmas purchasers are being
replenished by new and season.
able goods. Call and examine
them at the bazaar opposite the
postoffice.
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w here is Spencer.

Anybody who happens to run
against ex-senator Spencer,
the missing Star route witness,
will confer a favor by sending
him to Washington. He is sup
posed to be wandering about
the woods of this State. The
chances are that in about ten or
or fifteen years from now the
country papers will be filed
with the reports of a wild man
charging about the woods, and
when caught he will turn out to
Spencer. .t .....-
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Jem Mace.

Jem Mace has arrived in San
Francisco en- route for the East,
where he expects to meet Sulli-
van in glove contest. Mace
is considered the cleverest
boxer in the world. He has a
knack, peculiar to himself, of
leaping toward his opponent
when about eight feet away.
While on the wing toward his
man he makes a move with his
left, suddenly changes his mind
plants his right on the others
nose, lodges the counter and
skips back to his original po-
sition, in about the time that it
would take an ordinary man to
dust a fly off his nose. Mace
will dodge the pile driving
blows that Sullivan delivers,
wind him, worry him and prob
ably beat him. It is the pre-
vailing opinion that If the cul-
tivated Boston pugilist does not
whip Mace in the first five
rounds he will never be able to
do it. Coburn spared with
Mace an hour and never hit him
but once. Mace expects to ar
rive in Carson about the time
the Legislature meets and show
the members. how to dodge an.
issue that they don't care to
tackle. In San Francisco Mace
is considered a greater public
luminary than Nilsson or Lang
try.
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p. NJ. Board, Dec. -.

$50 Grand Prize. 35c
800 Navajo. 4, =
400 Elko. 10c
100 Independence, Coo
200 Belle Isle. Coo
800 Albion. 2 50
400 Wales, 20c
800 North Belle Isle. 2oc
30 Mount Diablo, 3 80
100 Northern Belle, %, 81 t3o
120 Bodie, 2
100 Martin White. . %
80 Silver King. 10
$50 Atlas. 95
30 Best & Belcher, 3 30, 3 s., 3 50
1900 Bullion, l, 95c $50
1855 Savage. 90c, SIC, So; b
800 Could & Curry. / 30
$50 Hale & Norcross. o.
800 Potosi, l, 05
1875 Ophir. 81, l 80, Il
400 Crown Point, 9Oc, 95c
so Union, 3 05
iSD Yellow Jacket.
10 l. an, u
100 Alta, 3Uc
600 Belcher, 75c
900 Chollar, O5, l 10
800 Mexican. 30
100 Andes. Goo, 55c
200 Con. Virginia, 45c
42J Sierra Nevada, 2 %, 2 90
700 Scorpion, SOC
100 Overman Zoe
$40 Bullion,
100 Yellow Jacket, II
Is Ophir, s., J 50
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After the Morning Board.

San FRANCISCO. Dec. ~ P. Ii
Union. 8 20 8; Sierra Nevada. 2 20 b,
p a; Mexican. b, 3 o. a; 0phir tss,
sersed 81. 80 $; Con. Virgins. 4Oc b,
45c a; Best s. Belcher, 5 % b, 81 a;
Gould & Curry, b; Savage, 9'c e;
Hale 4 Norcross. o. b, 10 a; Potosi,
b, o. a; Choilar. I 10 b. l u a;
Aha. aa5c b; Crown Point. a; Belcher.
7:,c b, SJc a; Albion. , 50 S. ? so b;
Scorpion. Il h. 55 a; Eureka Tunnel.
zoe h, 75c a; Bullion, g; Andee, Coo a;
Alpha. SOC a.
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Hi W ali Done For.

It is currently reported that
Hi Wah, the Chinese contractor
who used to live in Carson, has
been killed by some of the men
working for him. The APPEAL
always believed that this slip
perry Mongolian rascal would
come to a bad end. About two
years ago he advertised in the
APPEAL as contractor, and
not having any money, made
the proposition to pay for his
advertisement five per cent. of
the first contract he took in. He
got a $4,000 job soon after to
grade the Nevada & Oregon
road and came in with $3.50 to
pay for his notice. He laid the
money down on the table and
ran down stairs. The next day
we had the satisfaction of seeing
him borne past the office on a
stretcher, having been involved
ina misunderstanding with some
OF his werkmen. He has now
paid the debt of Nature, and it
is to be hoped that he is in
troubled state of mind.
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Hank Monk to be Taken East AZ
q show.

| show.
Mr.. Sharp, Senior, of the
Ormsby House. has been fol
some months past planning to
make some money out Of Hank
Monk by exhibiting him as a
wonder to the people of the
East. He has been reading the
papers pretty thoroughly for the
last few years, and the success
attained by the Malley Bros,
Sullivan, Mrs. Langtry and
other clap-trap celebrities has
induced him to believe that a
show of genuine merit will cor
raj the sheckels. HIS idea is to
present Hank Monk in a drama
in which all the stirring scenes
of his life will be represented.
He will leave in the Spring with
a six-in-h~nd stage coach, the
company to occupy the inside
with Hank Monk on the seat
with Old Farmer Treadway,
who will be made up to repre-
sent Horace Greeley. The out
fit will drive from town to town
and the idea is that no livery
stable keeper will think of
charging anything for a few
bushels of feed for Monks
horses. There is a man now
living in Downieville who lost
an arm several years ago
through Monk who ran a four
ton stage over him. If the man
can be induced to go he will be
utilized as a lightning one
armed ticket seller which is
apt to be considered a novelty.
When this outfit comes thunder
ing into a new town it is sure
to receive an ovation. The
same horses which used to frisk
over the Placerville route &c
years ago have been secured and
will pull the coach. Mr.. Byrne
the we'll known Carson play
wright is at work on a drama
full Of scenic business and stir
ring incidents. Some idea of
the piece can be gathered up by
learning that at the close of the
first act Mr.. Monk will drive a
six-horse coach twice around
the stage, right over the orches-
ira and down the center aisle
without causing the horses to
sweat hair. 1t is thought that |
the mastery wiping out of a
orchestra in this bold |
and decisive manner will bring
dewn a hearty round of ap-
plause. Dan De guile will |
probably be engaged as advance |
agent and at leisure odd hours |
will write up the posters.
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STOCKS.


Regular Morning Board-ii A. N.
$50 Ophir, l 80, IS. 90
100 Mexican. 10
:S95 Gould & Curry. 2
1870 Best & Belcher, 3 80, 5 81
1900 Savage. 90c
500 Con. Virginia, 45c
$50 Chollnr, 10, O5
800 Pnto-i.1
600 Hale & Norcroas, o.
$40 Crown Point, l
40 Yellow Jacket, It
3'a, Imperial, DC
2co Belch-r, 75c
125 Sierra Nevada, 2 20
80 Utah, Il
345 Bullion. l
100 Excheqner. &c
40 Union. 3 10. 3 %
80 Alta. 25c
400 Caledonia, &c
900 Andes. Zoe
80 Mt. Diablo, 8 80
100 Navajo. II
100 Albion. p. 2 20
go Scorpion, SOC
100 Ward. 3
lG0 Bodie.
800 Belle Isle, Gee
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Jake Klein, the

Jake Klein, the famous
brewer at Carson, regularly
every thirteen years presents
the APPEAL Office with a FIVE
gallon keg of beer. All connect
ed with that lively paper are in
a fiutter of expectation, hoping
it will be a ten-gallon keg this
time. No paper will be issued
next day.-Reveale.
The figures are a little mixed.
Mr.. Klein sends the APPEAL
about thirteen kegs a year.
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IN BnIEr.

/ A|AS Way wa AsNuO1 ~ SO 49,
city. He is candidate 70
Clerk of the Senate.
| George Keith, the District
Attorney of Lyon county, wa,
in the city yesterday.
Editor Campbell of the Lyon
County Times was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Cunha is brushing hair by
steam at his barber shop, and
! will shortly shave his customers
by machinery.
B. r. Taylor colored) of
Washoe, announces il another
column that he is a candidate
for Porter of the Senate.
E. j. Harris, Of Storey, is out
with an announcement that he
isl candidate for the office of
Porter Of the Assembly.
1t is thought that Barrett, the
man arrested in Empire on the
charge of setting his house on
fire, is insane.
Frank Bell was in the city
yesterday. He is about to build
telephone line frow Hawthorne
to Mount Carey.
Congress met yesterday with
no quorum in the House. There
was one in the Senate, however.
No business Of any Importance
was transacted.
The thing which is now agi-
tating the ladies most is the
question of "Wine or no wine"'
on New Years Day. The mat
ter is as yet unsettled.
Fischer & Decker are now
setting out a fine hot lunch
every day from II A. NJ. to ,
P. ~, and will continue to do SO
during the Winter. Also Noun
tain Beer always tap.
There was a meeting Of mill
tary men in Virginia last Sun
day and the proposition of re-
organizing the State militia dis
cussed. It is proposed to have
fewer companies and more eff
fective men.
Night before last man was
Knocked down in Virginia City
near Cononel Fairs residence
and robbed of s. which he in
tended to pay his broker in the
morning on a stock account. AS
Colonel Fair was in San Fran
cisco; at the time, no suspicion
attaches itself to him.
The advertisement of Peter
son, the old, reliable photo
grapher, will be found in an
other column. He has located
his gallery opposite the Ormsby
House, on Main street, and the
we'll known artist, Mr.. Snyder,
has been secured as an operator.
The samples of the work on ex-
hibition at the gallery are ex-
cellent in tone and finish and a
rushing business has already be-
gun.
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San FRANCISCO. Dec. 2.-Following
are the opening and closing quotations :
Savage. l; Martin White. 8: Ophir, 2 -,
2 10; Union, 3 40; Best Il Belcher, 4 Il,
4 10; Bullion. 1; Gould l. Curry. 2 Is,
= 10; Crown Point, 10; Yellow Jacket.
4: California. Zoe, 25c bio; Pososi l ID;
Mexican, 10: Hale 4 Norcross, II,
l 20; Con. Virginia, 45c, SOC; Choliar,
20; Belcher. Zoe; Sierra Nevada. 80;
Andes, &c, 60c.