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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20
& WOOD

Gas- Parties in want Of above supplies can find
samples and prices at the Drug Store of w. r.
Creighton All orders will be tcephoned to our
wharves and have prompt attention, saving pur-
chasers long walk and time.
Office and wharves foot of Wolfe ST. dec3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

DAPERBOXEs! PAPER BoXES!-Our .facili-
i ties have been extended, by the addition of
new machinery, to the manufacture of PAPER
BOXES OF various kinds and we invite consumers
to place their orders with us. Our prices are the
lowest consistant with frst-class work and we
shall endcavor to make the standard of excellence
of this branch of busr ess equal to that of our
Printing Department. e~lsl--.sa
nov16 ROBERT BELLS SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

WE HAVE ON HAND SOME VERY OLD
w French Brandy, Pure Holland Gin, Jamaica
Spirits, Scotch Whiskey and fine old Sherry.
dec2O w. A. JOHNSON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

'!NTO. LADY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT."
IN CYDONIN.-Thc best preparation ever
offered for tho. euro of Chapped Skin, Pimples,
Tan, Eruptions, Sun-burn, &c., &c. When applied
to chapped skin, Cydonin is cooling and healing.
Try it. 25 cents per bottle at ~ !: -
WARFIED & HALLS
nov13 Cor Prince and Fairfax streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

T0D LIVER OIL, Camm's Emulsion, Bakers
" do, Sharp & Dohmes do Moller's do, Scott's
do, Murdock's Food, HubbePs Prepared Wheat,
Mellin's Food, Nestle's Milk Food, Corn Starch,
iCox's Geatine, Licorice Lozengers and Horehound
Candy, for sale by So. y,yt ). ......,
dec is E. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Detective ]. y. Hume who eame TO
Hamilton from San Francisco TO inves-
tigato matters In connection With tho vi
client death Of Geo. p. Nc Conkoy, in
tho inteFoat Of Wells, Fargo & Co. has
returned, passing through Eureka With.
ont disclosing the discoveries made in
tho case or his Yiows respecting them.
at Reno, according to tho Gazette.
Hume was less roIentiYc, admitting lhat
no could accomplish nothing further by
remaining 10 Hamilton.
IT nooms AIR. Lilo Conksy had boon
doing quito II business in tho alook.bro.
kcfF line, huying stocks FOR Other poo
pie. Such busincss had ali been lranr
acted In his oaD name, mud .hegiocss
found, and Gauitd ina HiI nssois, belong
10 other, 1A1Couuiy funds nro ebout
sAo;; Instead OF $1,000, AZ
trs' reported. Mo Conksy wss also
treasurer for several Benevolent Goei.
oties, among others tho Masonr, nnd 4.
said Tho ~lGti0F's funds nre about 50. |
OOo shoti. Experts hro row engaged in
overbauling tho books OF tho comfy
and the amount OF tho dofalcaotiou will
DO definitely settled in a few days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

rne Carson Inde= Of sunday notes
the arrival Of George G. Gorham and
L. r. Taylor, rho were compelled to
lily for their lives from Dodic. 1t occurs
that the miners and citizens OF
Bodie are greatly inccnsed over tho re-
cent attachment OF the MONDAY by
Wells, Fargo ( Co. and tho laborers
called q meeting last wednesday even
ing and resolved upon extreme meas
ureg, not only against Gorham and Tay-
lor, but eZ-Sherih Showers. The two
forme. were notified, and they left
Eoa!o Gbou. ? A. n. for Bridgeport,
whe.o they arrived Q: . A. ~, stopping
at Aliens Hotel. They arrived last
evening in Ca.Fon md took tho train
for the Bay. l: has mol. transpirsd
whether any violence has been perpe-
tratod upon Showers, or whether no
escaped. Il is reported that there are
throa;s OF burning down tho MONDAY
STSs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
sESArE MEMORIAL.

Tn. following memorial TO Congress
and resolution has bean introduced IN
the Senate by Mr. Rockhill:
Relative to the unlimited coinage Of
silver.
Your memorialists, the Legislature
Of the State Of Nevada, respectfully ap-
peal to the Congress Of the United
States for relief from tho unjust legis-
la;ion in force against the industry and
interest Of tho people of the State OF
Nevada in the regulation Of the IA
tionsl coinage and in other ways.
In the formation OF the Federal
Union, it was decresd to be for tho
mutual benefit Of every State and Ter
ritory under its control. aud the pro-
lection OF oil the industries and inte,-
ests Of every section alike; and that
there hos been n vida departure from
these just principles Of the fathers, let
certain facts be stated:
"By an unequal adjustment OF the
Federal traif U people are made to
pay on all the supplies they consume in
the production and manufacture of sill
yer IN outrageous tribute 10 the pro-
tsetod Industries OF the Atlantic States,
without any coDpersatinG benefit from
Federal legislation on what they pro-
duSa. On the contrary, they are
wronGei Sy. the Government out Of
more than one-cigbth part OF their sill.
yer in It's purchase for coinage OF the
mints: and coinage, being en- exclusive
monopoly Of the Government, is man
aged IN I'm unjust and arbitrary man
Rer. coming gold bullion upon de-
mand, and refusing TIE Same privilege
20 tho prolucsER Of silver bullion. Lon
don quotations nie made 10 control and
regulate the price Of American pre-
d-ced silTsr-NevadR's chief industry
while the chief Industry OF Penn,
s~ylyania, the production OF iroa ind
steel, Gs oae instance OF Federal par
ti.lity and fnvogitism, is sustained 10y
cp-otectiye tariff therefore be it
Rsso!ceG. That 30 hereby invoke Con,
grcssional action against such unpaE.
cl!eled discrimination. and we instruct
our Senator'S AID reques; onr Represcu,
tatiye in Congress 10 demand. in tho
name Of the people Of this State, tn,
unlimited coinage OF silver bulIior
produced in the United States Of Am
erica. upon the same terms nRd con
di;ious that gro accorded gold bullion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
OFFICIAL BoNDs.

Senstor Schooling proposes by Leg
i~s'ative enactment. to abolish official
bands as security against public loss.
1. Is perhaps scarcely to DO expected
that such Innovation upon an old es-
tablished, practice. will be received ia
vorably yet the idea is a good ore, and
we believe its adoption would result tG-
yorabiy.
The practice of requiring q few citi-
zens. of q County to become RESPONSE
bic for possible loss to oil its citizens
through incsPacity or dishonesty on
the part of n publie official placed in
authority by the act Of those aggregated
citizens, does not certainly commend it,
self as just or equitable. Tho practice is
false in principle, hence the reason
actions for recovery in cases OF such
loss R-e SO difficult TO maintain. The
whole people are much better able TO
bear q mutual loss than a very small
part Of them would Re, and il has al
ways seemed to uI n gross imposition
upon individual finance to require that
q few men, with bat G common inter
est in tho public welfare should face
the danger OF personal bankruptcy. in
order that the mass CT citizens may eE-
cape q loss, which, il jointly borne,
would have worked serious injury to
none. To require a bond from tho
beneficiary himself would be OF little OF
no avail, md to demand tha. others
should je~opardise themselves fer the
pablic benefit is unjust and unressona,
blc;therofore, we.contend that Senator
SchoOling's bill is a vegy proper ono
and should by all means be enacted in,
to law.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

The Eureka Sentinel says tho bull.
lion output Of the Albion furnace is
prodigious, and must speedily work O
c%hangein feeling among tho sIockhold-
ers. On Monday the furnace turned
out l5a bars OF bullion. each bar weigh
ing 10 pounds. On Tuesday ICG bars
were turned out. This With only II
furnace runningis . splendid showing
When tho other gets into operation,
which will be in q few days, tho bullion
output viii reach IN average Of eco bars
n day, wo n.o told, and this 10 what
President Robinson claimed n short
time since chat Tho furnaces would do.
Atthis rate OF output tho debt Of tho
company will be wiped OFT In less than
two months. Therefore tho talk OF m
assessment appears TO be absurd. aud
is simply INDUCED in By bears 10 de-
press the stock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Reinnch, I'm intimate personal friend
Of Gambe:tH, publishes e detailed ac-
count Of the wound, intended to dispel
tho vnrions falsities concerning it. Gam.
bettl, he says, was trying q new revolt
Tor when the breech stuck fast owing to
tho cartridges not sitting properly.
Holding tho pistol by the nrzzlo no en-
dehvored to close tho breech forc:bIy
when n cartridge exploded. Alady who
has recently been prominently men.
toned, Sd far from being the cause
Of tho accident. rursed him deyotedly
iog thirty-iour days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Al a ball in Bedford county, sta,o of
Virginia. Saturday night, n young Ia
ay, Adele Read. said 10 Scott CLAYTON.
who was calling the figures, that no -;as
not calling correctly. lilo mado seina
sharp response. which was resented BY
ono Of hias Reads admirers, Armis.
lead BatkSdaie. and tho latter called
Clayton out. He. words passed aud
Barksdnlc drew a knife, sp,ane on
Clayton and inflicted = horriLlo oasb
from the right ego 70 tho back Of hi,
neck. covering the jusulaf and causing
almost immediate death. Tho ,csno
In tho ball room wat siokoning-womsn
In fancy bail dresses faipling. falling
into pools OF blood and n regular melss
followed among tho p%ar,ihans OF the ,wo
men. Barksdalo escaped unob,ervsd
and wandering 10 another part Of IN.
country borrowed n gun from an ee-
gusintance, and completed the tragedy
by shooting himself through tue bow.
lis.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

A GIGANTIC scheme now contemplated
in Pittsburg is the federation of all the
coal miners OF the United States, for
the object Of protection and ad-
Tsncement OF tho interests Of tho
miners. Aboat May lst, delegates to
n convention will 10 called 10 meet at
Pittsburg for tho purpose OF taking
steps for tho purpose OF putting the
scheme of federation into practical
operation rs soon rs possible. They
expect to enroll 10000 coal miners in
this league. Tho States expected TO
join this movement, and ths number of
miners In "H"h. are ns follows: Penn
sylyania. 10000; Ohio, 20, goo; Indi-
ma. 5000; Maryland, Ia, 1000; Illinois.
10000; Michigan, $500; Iowa, 10000;
Missouri, 5000. Total $50, 600.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Tho town Of Rnab, in Hungary, and
the adjacent villages have only been
saved from inundation thus far by the
frost. When the thaw commenced
the water suddenly roBo oil over the dis.
triet and by 3 o'clock yesterday morning
the inhabitants were aroused by the G..
larm bells and commenced rapid flight
A largo number Of fugiiiyes crowded in
to the solIdly built ihca.or, which stands
on an island in tao midst Of tho mark;
bat here a new panic arose, the water
gradually rising as far as tho Gre. cal
lery. In tho meanwhile tho Ranb
dykes commenced breaking and ndmil.
ted tho delugo, whloh room reached tho
inner town, containing COCO fugiliycs.
~ well ns tina ordinary inhabitants. A
considerable plumber of lives were lost.
but fortunately The food did not reach
to some higher parts Of the town ond
ceased 10 riso at noon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

An Old ehildless compile Thomas
Thompson md wife, near Ulysses, Ne
brsska adopted a boy aud girl frem diff.
feront families, When the children
grew TO maturity, they indnlgod Ia I'M
duo intimacy. Whom exposure was
made and it was suggested tina. they
marry, the old lady grew excited shout
tho n~nfor'nnst, matter aud firmly in
sane. On Sunday night she prepared
toa and pa, poison ia IL. All partook
oreer. TIE giTl. All werc taken sick.
Tho girl sent q noIshbor for assistance
and when be returned all ,br,o we're
dead,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

YGstordey morning the Lights o.
London " Company were wrecked by
the t~eleseoping of two trains on the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
railroad. near Cedar Falls. T. Sect. is
probably fatally hurt. Three other
members OF the company arc injured
severely. The scenery and property of
tho company was wrecked and moro
has been ordered from New York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
TIFF PATRIARCH saTEn.

Joseph v. Smith, the Mormon crank,
who with tho consent o, his wife muir.
derod his son 90 a sacrifice to Tho Lord,
aud vas sentenced TO prison for life by
a Los Angeles jury, jumped from tho
rapidly moving train on which lie wa
being conveyed TO San Quentin, o few
days ngo. Selling tho 1sst opportunity,
Smith, heavily ironed as no WINS.
slipped out upon tho car platform and
jumped down upon Tho track with Tho
intention Of committing suicide, but CO.
capped With tho loss OF one leg, which
was cut of just below tho knee by tho
car wheels. Smith lad expressed 70.
erci at the loss Of hie son, ami also that
BIO had not succeeded in summarily
ending his own life. H~is,recovory from
the result Of ais terrible net IL, how.
over, extremely doubtful.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14


The NewbGll hotel OF Milwaukee, q
siI-clory building, was destroyed by IRE
yeatoidhy morning. OF ITO boaEders and
80 employees, &c arc unaccounted for
at las: reports. Tho house was uu-
provided with prop5r fse-escapap. end
tho utmUBt terror prevailed among tho
occupants, the sidewalks being soon
covered with the nanglcd bodies OF
those who, TO escape the flames srraug
from the windows. The shrieks of tliC
unfortunnte5 filled tho air in a heart
rending manner, the people below bo-
ING unable to reudea Eny aid. Quite 2
number oftsrrifsd guests nnd empIeyca
OF tho hotel appeared Of the windows
md seeing the distance 10 tho ground,
fell back 20 perish Ia tho flames. Tho
employee Of the hotel, Thich accommo-
dated 800 guests, were mostly lodged
in tic sixth story. i train With tbroe
steamers ran FROM Chicago. ninety
miles, in little over an hours time,
Sixty persons are reported killed and
30 moro ~rsr!oG5iy wounded. Thirty.
two bodies, 10 Of which have been iden-
tifed. were ct last account 8 lying a.
tho moTRuo. II Is estimated tina, tho
less Jy the Ere will reach $500, Geo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
Governor s:oaoman sanusu-atcd.

Governor 9~-OuonIan EnnuEu-afcd.
Governor Slonoman OF California,
like tho new Governor Of Pennsylvania,
10 a tEuo Democrat. nud in accordance
with his wishes, tho Inauguration at
Sacramento, yesterday, was simply an
impressive ceremony, devoid OF military
or other display, b7ing strictly In Keep
ing With the character Of a Republican
form Of Government. These nantes.
tatioD5 OF . desire 10 return from the
snobiGh aping Of Royalty which Of late
years has been GisguB!iHgly prevalent
IN America, is calculated ~ cEhume n
hop, that the vulgar reign oi King
shoddy will be o little less extensively
imporious than Il has boon during tho
past fifteen ysars.
To tho credit Of the Battle Born"
she has never disclosed n .aste for ef-
Terminate fooliGbness on such occasions:
tho recent inaugural Of her Democratic
Governor being sufficiently severe in its
simplicity 70 satisfy tho oxaciions OF
tho mcs, pronounced Puritan.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Evidence shows completely that the
murder Of Professor Palmer AMI party
was committed BY order Of the Cover
nor of Nshli, a sympathizsr with Arab
pasha and now q prisoner at SueT.
Tie Bedcuin Sheikh who undertook to
escort Professor Palmer and clearly be-
trAyd tho party, died in the hospital at
Suez,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Tho House judiciary Committee. six
to siI.pos;poned Kuotl's resolution de-
Glazing forfeited the lands OF the North
ern Pacific and took M the bill inereas-
ing the fees Of tho star rout witnesses
from the far West. This vas not I'm
oily disposed Of.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
sursuc- On Official Bonds.

Senator BrutnsOy's bill affecting sure.
ties on oGcal bonds. provides that
when the boad Of Huy County or
Township oGicier becomes inszficien:
by reason OF the insolvency o: any OF
tho sureiics or othe. cause, SO that the
same sEall not contain at least two
sureties in The whole penal sum named
in the bond mono OF tho suretie, shall
be held responsible. Also tibet sursties
on Il valid bond shall zach be required
10 pay only his rateab!e proportion Of
1ny loss sustained; such proportion to be
nseertGined by holding all the saEeIieS
on steh bond IN bo solvent and liable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

The new Reciprocity treaty with
Mexico, already formulated rel ates
mainly to mutcal concessions in the
nature Of allowing the importation,
FREQ OF duty, by each country, Of ccE-
tain stated products OF the other. The
formal signing Of the treaty by the
Commissioner will probably take
place in q few days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

ARrAYGEMEars are Icing made with
TIE Union Pacific company for the
shipment frou Chicago and Omaha OF
q train load Of material for the erection
Of c $50, eco hotel ct IIniley, in the
Wood River country, Idaho Territory.
the terminus OF the Wood River branch
OF tho Oregon Shor. Line.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
A STATE BOARD OF EQUALIxA.
TON.

MI. Dennis bill introduced in the
Senate, TO create n State Board Of
Equalization, provides that the Gov
ernor. Lieutenant Governor aud Sec
Rotary Of State shall constitute said
Board, and that each member shall re-
esive from the State his actual travel
ing and contingent eIpsnses while in
discharge OF his duties az such; have
power to framo by-lars; makes the
Governor chairman OF the Board and
his private secretary clerk. at a salary
OF 5000 per annun; mates the regular
sit;insS OF the Board at Carson, on tho
Gsst Monday Of March. June, Seplein-
Der. October and December Of each
year; chairman to call special meeting
by giving personal notice to each mem
Der; Board empowered to equalizo oil
assessments and valuation for taxation
Of all property situate in two or more
counties, also Of property Of railroads
situated wholly in ono county of
this State; no reduction OF valuation to
be made except upon written app!ica-
ton for equalization By the party as
sessed; power TO compel attendance Ct
Witnesses by writ Of subpoena, served
as similar processes from the courts;
assessors nf counties through which
rEi!roadsEse built to furnish to said
Board abstracts Of assessment aud val
uation OF railroad property, and state,
ments furnished by owners of such; TO-
tico TO be given to parties on whose
property The Board propose to raise the
valuation, and the time at which q hear.
ing will DO granted; Board 10 consider
value OF railToad property for tho pur-
poses for which constructed and being
used, and as an integral part Of q cor.
tinucus line Of highway filing and
record Of Judgment Of The Board to be
final, and Il copy Of judgment 20 be
forwarded 10 Auditors Of counties in
which sIch property is situate; power
to control prosecutions 10 recover taxes
on railroads vested in Board; D.stric,
Attorneys in counties TO prosecute nnt
Board 20 employ sssistan. counsel q
expense Of State; Board shall not com
promise assessment equllized by them,
or any suit for tie recovery Of taxes
expenses OF Board provided for by up
propriG;ing from Slate Treasury So,
600; Acknowledgement TO be presen
and assist at meetings CT Board; TO re
port its acts 10 Legislature; acts in con
lict repealed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

In the State Senate, Tuesday, the Ju-
ciciHry Committee reported iGvoEably
on the following bills: To regulate phi
mary elections; &c make salaries OF OIL
GERS subject to attachment for debt; TO
amend an ACT defining rights Of hus-
band and wife; and 10 amend on Act
concerniag Wills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Polk. Ito Tennessee Treasurer, after
his FIRST arrest, was liberated for over
$50, GOO. He was arrested while hiding
in tho brush by United States Mar
shall SLeeby, whom Polk offered $1,000
if 40 would release him. It Is reported
that Folks nephew aad serYaat have
crossed into Mexico with q large
AMOUNT Of money. The defauiting
Treasurer was accompanied by private
detective Cameron, whom he had
bTibed to pilot him out Of the country.
The detective also was arrested, and he
also attempted to bride Sheehy to allow
niHi 70 esGa9o, sayins that ho had nadO
n good thing md could put Sheehy in
tho way OF pOcketing a few thousand.
VIXEN he was captured, Folks hands
and clothing were flled with p-ickIy
pear thoTns fror, wandering il the
tliclct,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

A RIcu copper property north OF
Mineral Hill ia. We understand. about
to change hands. 1t IS said tina. parties
from Boston will be tho purchasers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Lycxr BALDvIs is row considered
ont Of danger from the effects Of the
pistol shot fred into him by hts little
feminine cousin" The latter is in
,aiI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

The bill eIemptins from attachment
wages to tho amoun. Of $50. passed the
State Senate on Monday.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-01-14
Notice to Tax-payers.

Will beat the following places for the pur
pose OF collecting the revenu of Alcyander Conn
w. ana state OF Illinois for the year AID. 1882, when
| hope TO meet all tax payers, ready TO pay the
aAes, and all those notable to psy all their taxes
Will bear IN mind That want the personal taxes
paidat once and real estate also II possible:
AT the store house OF B. Curtis in Beech Ridge
Precinct on Monday, January 29th, A. ID. 1888
At the store house of j.. NJ. Bowles in the
town OF Hodges Park, in Unity Precinct, on Tues
day, January Goth, A. d. 1888
At the store house OF Henry Hunsaser In the
town OF San dusky, ii Sandusky Precinct, on Wed
nesday JaLuary 3lst A. d. 1888
AT the store house OF Marshall A1gusteen In the
town Of F'~u IN Flro Precinct on Ihursday
FebrGal D 1889,
At the resu.uucG of N. Hunssker, 10 Lake Mill.
gan Precinct, on Monday, February sth, AID is 3.
the store house OF f. d. Atherton, in Goose
Island Precinct, on Tuesday, Feb; 9th, A. D. 1883:
Santa FEE, in Santa Fee Precinct. on Wednesday
February 7th, A. D 1883
At the store house Of Gibbs g. Barkhouser IN the
town OF Thebes In Thebcs Precinct, on Thursday,
February sth A ID. 1883.
AT the store house Of Jasper Culley J. Co., in
Clear Creek Precinct, on Friday, February 9th :,
A D. 1888
At the store house OF James Mobiles, in East
Cape Girardeau Precinct, on Saturday, February
10TH A. d. 1888
A. the store house Ct Peter saup, iu First Cairo
Precinct, on Monday February l2th, A. D. 1883.
Atthe Office OF NJ J. Howley, in Second Cairo
Precinct, on Tuesday, February l3th, A. d. 1888
Al the store house OF Patrick Fitzgerald In Third
Cairo Precinct, on Wednesday, February l4th A. D,
lsS'.
Az the store house Of G. r. ort, In Fifth Cairo
Precinct, on Thursday, February 18TH, A. D. 1887.
Al Sherif's office in Court house, In Fourth
Cair Precinct. on Friday, February 10th, aud dur.
ing the remainder Of the month OF February, A. d.
1888, where hope to meet all persons, owing
taxes, ready to settle and save expenses.
Yours truly JOHN HODGES,
Sherih and cxofllco Collector OF Alexander Co,