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Notice to CO.OWuler.

r. John ]. Cable. his hs.trs Or assigns
You are hereby nOiinssi imAt tic u'.serxign'
al has liz acessidxmee With ll,'. PROVISIONS ~.
section ..3:S, r.vlscd Alstutcx III the Cmiiesl
= alG~, pet i.,1mt1l lata'r aud made improve
n,ents u the value .: <lth' upsN, tia. sur
prisr quartz lssle mining CLAIM, situated in
summit Valley Mining district. silver
how County, Montana. for the year las2
s,Ml y0,, srs hereby no: ihe'l that u sou Cai!
t. csnstsihu:e or cnuSs to Ise esnniris'ntasl
vsur pr0p.Drt ion III As.hl Expenditure ( So
from ill.,. date vi this not lee, all your right,
title anil iui.sexs IN ami To tbe HsNsv'. als:.
xrribej quartz lnsic mining claim Will IT,.
cs,nse the pr0perty III your css-~Wi'ef wIsO
has made the ie,iuiresl cxcsiiditnr'*.
DENNIS fAl:kEI.T..
butte. ". r., January ~. lax; hws'J.
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N0lis.s tsl l:O.llWnef.

To john J. Cable. his heirx ar axssxnx
You are hereby untitled that the uuelcrstgn.
I'd has im accordance with the prUviAlGnh
IT section .::i.l. reviSct slatuGHs al ths'
United Hiates. pcrt0s n,,.i tabor and 'naAls'
imprOvem- nts 10 the vxiue vi >lAo uCsDn tue
Four Johns quarts lNsl.. mining claim. sit.
silver Bow cshlnty. Mssstas,s. for tho year
lsS2, aud you sr.. i.er'hy Is,ltesD That unless
yea contribute cf camxe 4, b cs,nirtbuiesl
your proportion Of sskl expenditures l's:N'
frUIm lie date II ihis notice, al your right.
It'll. and interest In ami IL the aIMsve lie
acribxd quartz lshle mining claim Will in'.
c0nse tho property Of your 90 OwM'r. WIN
has made tie SrQuirssl expenditures.
DENNIS s'ARkEL,
Butte, Montana January ~, 1854. sW:ss
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HELENA, u. r., Jan. =, 1855.
Editor Ainey:

HELENA, u. r.. Jan. =. 1855.
Editor Nisev:
The Council occupied the entirl
forenoon se,ss0n In routine work and
arranging pFeliuaimaries for settling
down to business. The announce.
n,ent in the House of the orgsnixa-
ton cf the Council, was received
with great enthusiasm, and repeated
rounds q applause were INDUCED In.
The Council mileage commitee
will not recort until tomorrow
morning, some disagreement having
arisen ~ tO the correctness Of claims
tOv mileage made by several member.
In the matter Of the number Of miles
traversed In order to reach the arena
Of fame the great ''lndennite," Mr..
Back heads the list with . c]aim for
1905 miles. He h likely to need all
the mileage I've can get, ~ the Coun-
ell Com,uittee ON Credentiab will In
their report Tomorrow, eliminate him
from the roll. The annual
report Of Miss lou Guthrie
Territorial Librarian, together with
that Of Col. w. w. Botkin, warden
Of the peniientiary, and . co,nmuni-
cation from Governor Crosby inform
ing the Legislature Of Ibis assump-
tlon Of the Gubernatorial functions,
were received to-day.
Mr.. Hack stated 10 the Council
THAT he l,ad written 10 the county Of
ilc.rs for his certificate Of election
and had received . reply In which
they refused to certify In his cass In
any manner whatever.
The appointment Of the committee
on credentials by the Chair Wa Oh.
jected to by Thomas, who said: "Ar.
President, this b certainly = very
unusual proceeding; ~
The Presijent: Excuse me sir,
for intesruptipg you, but this b .
very unusual case!" President
stuart b evidently the right man In
the right place.
In the House tie stenographess'
hill was killed by y heavy
vote. House Bill No. !,
creating the county Of Vel
lowstOne WAS (avorably reported
upon Ly tl,e committee. A resolution
appointing two COMMITTEES Clerks,
was adopted.
At 2:l5 p. M the Legislature con-
vened In Joint session 70 receive the
Governors n,essage. President Stuart
introduced Governor Crosby, who,
In . clesr, pleasant voice. delivered the
n,exsage, which Was much applaudel).
After hearing the n,essage the House
adjourned. X.
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Adams. II r. property In Walker
Archer, La A:ai.. lover siOry 81
hoal e Ou Gnl:.na %. Butte. $1,000.
Ayers, Dick, inlpr. we nente IN lDe~.
Blake. John. bOarl house ID walk
EurhI i.lse. K +. h.,use and lua in I'll:
yer Bow Junction AMI Icr.Ocal
property. ........... ...........:
Bower. Put. M,ar,l house upper wy
0mtnE ri. Butte.
BARLOW, John. loss and I. beck ~.
Bnyee, W a. lots IL. =. u ana ~.
N0y.s 4 Upsnn'x addition. .:::...
Barry. u mes. Int 5. 6ltn'k &. War
rem + King. bury addition. ....:....
Bowers. Mrs. Mery. lots II aud -.
Lexx&t L Fosters e.ldtt %. :::....
go 1n, John. lots in WHlkervIlie..
Brown. Isabella. lots = and ~ "
N0yes 4 cptOn'a addition :...::.
C0ok, v A, lot :. flock y. and lot u.
block y. Bate. ....................
Cnrxe. Francis. l't.rAOnol Pr0perly:.
Crawford. Geo. lots ). s euat . oboc8
IL. Bate. ami per~,nal properly.
Culltns. John. tw" cabtus Da'etn OF
Montana :'elts'1...... ........".:.
Carey. + r. lot I. block ). and dwell.
Ing. smith 4 Ke>sleH's aal1ttiOn...
Cassin. d J. house Fat PaFk strs Il.
Csses,~er, Il. ri aimin, 5 lots in Trav"
n'a am improvements. ..::.......
Cusick. John {, house IN walker
coonef. Ioa,., Il :: IL 13tts...... -.
Coil 1 .; pe's 49, nal r'oRs''y..'.
Cameron: Fre.l. do 10
- =
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Notice 20 CO-OwneP.

To John A. RoWand: You are hereby NO.
til1oa t0os The un6esxtgned, your Gu owner,
hes expended one hundred dollars (sleO) IL
io5e mining claim situated IN summit Val.
Icy Mining District, Silver Bow County,
Montana Territory: 1oe the scar lss:. and
In ninety day. from the date Of ih = IOliee,
ell your rihgt ,sttle and Interest In and to the
o60ye described lode mining claim will be-
come the property Of the un'ierxignesi. your
ca. owner. who has made the required ex-
peo0iture. FRANCIS REESE.
Butte, u. r., Jan. :. lS%;. l.:wwyOu
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ORAHAN-8HGRN At the Avery
00uae, Glendsle. by Justice Burt st"w
an hoevenin4 Of January :.n,l. l~<;. Mr..
John 0rAham LD Mrs. SIerIIAl. bOtl Of
Lion City, MT.
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0ullod 0rom Tho 0olumno az Our
DxchAn9oO

The sheriff Of Custer county re-
eeived $751; for his services In
1859.
A local amateur lcamotic club hes
rendered ''Neighbor lockwood" to .
delighted Miles City audience.
A large stowe In . Mills City school
roo0, exploded last week, turning
over desks, and creating cOsssterna-
ton among the children.
A man named Abbot laid aside lis
ooase In Billinss saloon . few eve.
ninGD ego to play Q GAme Of billisrds,
and when he picked It up his packet.
book containing $50 was found
wanting.
At the Carroll crcssing Of Big
Spring creek In Meagher county
twelve miles eaet Of Maiden, II . new
town called Belbville. Its pOpula-
ton d0eo not amount to much vet,
bat then It has . future.
Measles are prevalent In the vicini.
t. of Billings. Kitty Lashell . Bill
hngs avUspk dw pGve attempted to rid
hefSelf Of the troubles Of life, . few
DAYS ago, but the doctor and his little
pump frustrated her plans.
The pest traders store ut Fort Ma
ginnls. owned by Broadwaler, Me-
Namaga 4 Co., Was with its contents
entirely Destroyed by IRE on the night
Of the nth inst. The origin Of the
Dire 10 unknown. Loss Is estimated
to be about go. QUO.
While the n. p. train was stopping
A>p <1SAAn0 ~ AanVvth H~N fhnH. 0SNh
inst, two men entered the car and
ordered the pasengers to held up"
Before the startled passenger had
time 70 comply with the demand, the
conductor arrived and the wosl)d-be
bandits 1ed.
The two mail lines between ben.
ton and Billings, will be consolidated.
A new r0ute chosen via Lavina, on
the 4u1oelshell, instead Of Martins
dale, will shorten the distance sixty.
i've miles, and before the clllse Of the
month . daily mail will be established
with q splendid lot Of coaches to &C.
eomnsodate the passenger traffic.
Along the line Of the Northern Pa-
ci1lc railroad In Idaho ansl Montana
Successive terrace formations are de-
velopel on . magnificent scale. They
are exceedingly interesting - bear-
ing on the antiquity Of the human
race, for on these high terraces are
found flint arrOw-heads, OlHe(ltan
spear heads aud the remains Of early
man.
It is reported that all work in the
National Park has been suspended.
This action il probably In cO,lse-
quence Of the trouble experienced by
tine improvement company In getting
their extensive privileges sanctioned
by Congress ut Warrington. The
resumption of work will probably
take place ~ soon ~ the t'On'panys
p wers are defined without danger Ut
revocation.
In reference to the lawltssl,ess ~
the Northern Pacific railroad front,
the Seattle Chronicle thinks it strange
that civilization, with oil the means
and appliance which It has to boot,
cannot find way to squelch the cut
throat sc0undrels who make free Use
Of the pathway blaxesl Out through
the wilderness by the pick aud
shovel brigade. The government
ought to put = stop to the proceed.
idxy Of these red-hanled devils in hu.
man shape. 1t has done ~ in one
locality, and for decency ii ought to
clear the great northern highway IT
these pests.
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MARRIED.

On the cltl, instant. Ira. i,Isni xCm Of nr.
a1a Mr.. w. January. NJ their re.i.
t)eNcc In Bate.
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BUTTE, NJ. r. Jan. ~, lSS,I

BUTTE. NJ. r., Ian. ~, lSS,I
The following are the wholesale
prices paid by merchants and llOtc
keepers for the commodities eluluer
ateal, delivered from the wagon
Price list carefully corrected every
Saturday.:
Flour Ruby Valley, XXNX, s::.5|
per cwt.
Mill Greek, XXXX, t3.:N
percwt.
Mill Greek, New 1'rucess. s::.6'.
(sallatim. s.. 10 PER cwt.
Union Mills, New PrOcexs, Cressl,
Of the Valley, $4.W
Ruby Valley, thew process $l.;N
Union Mills MINK Snow d"ke
$l.,s.
Utah Common. $50
Utah Choice, ssh.
Graham, $l.ss'.
Wheat per IT,, :! Cts. fair .lenrnun.
Oats, S2Wl.
Butter, per IT,, 49, - cts.
E9gs, per Dozen, ~" ~ cts.
Corn Meal, &c.
Beef, carcass, 3 cts.
Reefs, 81 cts. peril.
Hay per ton, $:s:." 81;
hailed Hay, PER ton, S:::!'' y:
Cheese, IN" = cts.
Barley, $s:..:3: 55G" :2.:N lNr cwi.
Dried beans, Mountains, :ci>.
Mutton. 10 ct..
Pork, dressed, II cts. per II.
VQa1 1.li (sfx nQP H.
Checkers, s. e $7.:N per- l.'x'n.
Wood, $3.50 q, $50.
Rutabagas, J.! Its. per IL.
Potatoes, 81. IDfN 1.7j = cwi.
Sausaxe, Is cts. per III.
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Heavy Suit tor Dsmages

Felix O'Nrnl, by T.. 8. Tlaompsou
his attorney, yesterday commenced
suit against the Utah 4 Northern r..
Il. Company for damages In the sum
of 49, ON alleged.to have l'een ss,s-
tanned, through the negligence q the
compsuy's servants, by . small house
falling upon him, 1t Silver Bow last
November, while he Wa assisting In
loa.liug It upon . dat car; BY reason
whereof, ~ plaint'tr alleges, great
grevio,,~ and irrerarab!e injury was
done tO aud inflicted In
and upon the let lung Of
plaintiff; bis right cleviels fractured;
the head Of the lelt Tlbis subluxated;
the head Of his let Tibuls fractured;
anil divers other wounds and In
uries, then aud there inflicted upon
the plaintiff" II the plaintiff ever
read the complaint he might without
tlbulatiou add tn his inventory Of In
iuries u sul,luxation Of the jaw bone.
The concert ut the Mountain View
N. T.. Church last night VS. we'll At
tended, and the audience were evi.
IDENTIFY we'll pleased with the enter
<a,nm,ent. The la6ies aud gentle.
men who participated in the coscsre,
and tire Alice band, are satiiIsd to
great praise for The artistic manner
In which the classical and dtnleoIe
selectiuue Of the excellent programme
w.se rendered. Our social life would
be much benefited by . moro no
nuent recurrence Of similar enter.
tainUenlD.
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~sSs 49, ~. " 'sss y ssos3 J. -
eSScss ~. NJ s::::s.::::.:::::.'...'
fSs.VsssssS svss.:::.::
~ 4. Vaissss S;i;i y y"
0ast, eco L, saioSa q 4:coe D TX
20 h::::::::..::..,:.::::.::::::..:::
,ae.,C oxo c Ssss:::' ;;::::::::::::::::::;:::
! ~ ~. So"' '"sP'~'"'s
nsosSSs 5000: 1900: 49, T.:
Eses R>sk n
n1Ss' =; H:';S: ."s:::;ii:
6fSSsy. ~. Sosss ~ "C i1xin::
soa joSn1sy.... ..... .
nsssee, !e = s. :! " 9. Parrot !. by.
= SSs...: s,SAs:t,c
orSSs. saSsS 49, = Ss .sk = i;:iic
Ssssi1Sn ~ n NJ ~ fr",,@nSss s.
a 1inss. ". .. . ...'
'; 1,,s =: S:s e, = s: ss !" i nss;'fs
ca ! is1::ysS:...:: :;:: :: =:
Jsne. ~. i"::.::,:..:..i. a.. i::::
JoSnson. q r. M ~
k:s $500 sss2sy =; r.: and T. Less~'
Kelsh. ssS,mnei ~ Los. r. sui:
ma. ii0roelins n. III !. DiocE ).
Noyes 4 Uptons Sd.iiljen. .........
To- ~ Nsesaae' anptose"e"'s ~
Lyneh. HsSSis. M <. 6lcck =. No4cs
= U.e@nT KIN iEss. -
Lewis. Mary Ana, Ios =. biocki.
x ssssssa' y j. ;;;::, ;ii' sr3::i;y
on1l i01c0ven,eipls an NM
NcI,uFe. e b. iois 70. II and Is blnck
q, 0aito ............... ......
0cuoniel, Il +, lois Is and y, block
pssSosssi prSsSrty. ~.
0cKean, las, l1D(s - ana %. BLOCK
i, Bate, aud persoNai property.
"a .' ..' '"..'o'''.'s'''" -"
NoclroS 4 1ciionoli, lois iY and
-, block q, Bate .................
NoihsWs, " ], lOe 1, block 8, Hulte
:, ga iSs !, SsosE ). sassc. 1900.
Moon. Alex. house a road 10 &lvlpCl.
AeLsn. las =. houses northeast OF
MeO,nneii, a, Que csoim. ...........
o@tng and Copper sts, Butte. 800.
only Chance NJ Gu, .. ..........
ODonnell. Chos. improvements M
lot In Walkervtlle .......
O'Rourle, Uavtl, inlDroveaDeues Os.
lott. Vkxlko9vil)o. ........,.......
o Donnell. John, improvements on
lots In Wal6erviIlo. ................
Prto0neet, q Il, house and lot ~ all
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4 largs 0rist Mn, all complete and In
running ogvler, \ lsss one DOuSlaae Cruoher,
= tan capacity. Inquire Of
JOHN CARHART,
1l.95GWte BAnn0ek, Montana.
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For Aole,

/. Two seoges On Uppsr Nsln street, ju.s
ooo19eWef Clear Grit Mine.
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The excitement attending the pro
ceed,uxs In the Council extended to
the House, and ~ many members
vsrated their seats In order to attend
the session Of the upper House that It
was impossible to transact any busi-
nens. Blake introduced . bill con-
cespisg the registration II votess,
and O'Graaly introduced bill eE-
corning unlawful Interference; hav-
Ing reference to the act commonly
called the Gag Law" House i'd
iOurneil until 10 \. M. tomorrow,
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REUBEN L. DAVIS. Clerk.
CuAS. d. WARREN. Deputy, Clerk.
HDoo6WoW
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norm tlele1y Vaou&NS ~ $@s.N"'.- SsOs
18th.
Aiming the enterprises to he started
this year, IL q building aud loan ~
.aeiaiiom, whtcl, h now IN prOcesss u
organization.
Richard Smith, wl,a~e left fs'ot was
fru,xcm SOME three weeks ago has
since becn under the Treatment NJ
Dr.. e. s. Whitfori, who yesterday
amputaicd the limb ut the tosso
n,eealarssl articulation.
Sa.s,,e heavy work has l''e'' done
during the past month, ~ the chain
gang, on the t:aI~na street hI', ''e-
tween Main and Montana streets. u
done by contract the work WOULD
have cost the city al,out s:sa.'M.
Our merchants are now 10 the
u,itlsa Of their cleara nee aud remnant
x.l... which will liz followed by the
spring trade. A large influx Of new
people and capital r. expected with
thu. advent of spring and nm unusual
~ large trade II anticipated.
John Brephy Tai'ed . row ana IN.
dulse.l In considerable genetr1eaI
language at Kuwitl''s saloo" o., Wes'
Park street, Thursday night. In tue
Police court yesterday he consented
to t.rry i've days in the city jail IN
lieu Of paying i've and costs.
The last Salt Lake Tribune erecss
over an edit ,rjal article the follow
ing journalistic n,snssrd roof: ine
ord'sWh.key.-How Brigham ana
Wells Swindled the GoveSn"'e"''
In the Name II The City They run .
Gin Mill Tor Chissl's sake"
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COMMERCIAL.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
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Wall Street.

New York, % -Governments strong;
stock, Up to II. were strong and higher,
With Reading lowest; Nsshv lie and Ore
Ron Trauscontinentsl we're features. The
advance in prices ranged from II to per
cent. After IL Union Pacific displsy sd
q marked weakness, declining from So to
S6H. The stock was u tfsvorably affected
by rumors that PRECEDENT Lovejoy, CT
Denver, had expressed himself DESTROYS
Of breaking the Colorado pool, and that
the company's earnings for October show
q heavy decrease. The decline in other
active stocks was much less impcriast.
10 the last half hour the bears and room
traders made fresh attack on Union Ps-
ciic, which returned to the lowest point
of the day, S6h. R0und amounts of
stock change1 hands. Sales were made
at $50. The sharp pressure sgsinst
Union Pacific cause. general decline of
n to Il per cent. The market closed weak
compared with LAST night.
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Petroleum-Quie! l1sZ.
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, % Regular wheat frmer;
95A November, $685. December, 97H
January. -
Corn-aieher; 1917 November, 49N
December. 49 January.
Oats-Higher; 29X November, year,
29% December, 29N January.
Whiskv-Unchanged.
Afternoon-Wheat = Moderately act
i've. stesdier; 96H Decem Der, 97H to 971<
January.
Corn Moderately active, stesdier; 4955s
to 49Z Novem Der. 49N 10 1917 DeceIn-
Der.
Oats--Stronger: 1915 Decen Der, 295S
to 29A year.
Rye-Hiqher; f8N December.
Barley Qliet; 81
Pork-Higher; 1l.6e December.
Lard-Firmer, 7.65 to 40 Novem-
Der
Bulk Meass-Fair demand, shoulders
500, short rib. 80, short clear 6 CO.
Whisky Unchanged.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Nay 18th, 1880.

GENTLEMEN Having been a suf-
ferer for long time from nervous
prostration and general debility, l
was advised to try Hop Bitters. l
nave taken one bottle, and I have
been rapidly getting better ever
since. and I think it the best medi-
cine 1 ever used. l am now gaining
strength and appetite, which was
all gone, and l was in despair until
l tried your Bisters. [ am now
well, able to go about and do my
own work. Before taking it l was
completely Frustrated.
Mrs. MARY STUART.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicsgo. 22.-aogs-Receipts, 35, 900;
brisk, 5 to 10 higher; packing 90 to 55
packing and shipping 400 10 10, light
400 to 455.
Csttle--Receipts $500; steady; good
10 choice shipping $40 to 6.l0, common
70 medium 400 to 10, stockers 3.25 to
3 80. feeders 90 to 4.3o; range steady;
grass Texans rs to 35: American,
$50 to 5.25.
Sheep-Receipts 8, 300; dull; inferior to
fair 2 OO to 90 DER cwt.. medium to good
8 90 to rs; choice TO extra 3.75 to 40
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Foreign Market.

Liverpool, 22.-Wheat-New western
winter. steady; 8G8d
Flour-Unchapged.
Wheat-Quiet, steady; winter ss6i to
9s1d, spring IS to 8s6d, California 8s8d
to Said. club Sc to Esd.
Corn Quiet, steady; 5s411d.
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New York. 22.-Money market cay,
2 to ~, closed offered 2; prime
mercantile paper to 81; sterling ex-
change bankers bills firm, 1921;
sterling exchange demand 4.s5.
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London Wool.

London, Pat the wool sales, to.
day, there was good competition at full
rates. Cross breeds are hardening. Bales
catalogued. s,sSS chiefly from Sydney
and Port Phillip.
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Utah Wool.

Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, NOVEMBER %.
White spring, III good condition IA to Is
poor Is to IA
Black spring, good condition.. Is
White fall and lambs, light
grades, good condition .......- Is
White fall and lambs, heavy,
good condition. .........-....... IL 70 u
Black fall. good condition ....s.... IL
Arizona white, good condition. 10
g black, IS e9
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-23

THAT HACKING COUGH cal
90 quickly cured ey Shiloh's
1Ts. We guarantee it, SDid ~
z @. II. 1 drug store. u
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Bullion.
Money Market.

New York, 22.-Bsr silver 10
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-04-05
JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
YORK DRUG STORE PARAGRAPHS.

We have built up large trade in good medlum
grades of Tobacco We think it is owing to the
fact that we carefully select our stock, buy close
and for cash, and are satisfied with less profit
than are most merchants; and therefore sell a
heavier and better plug Of Tobacco for 10 cents
than can be gotten elsewhere.
Does advertising pay? The question is an
swered by the following facts : Some weeks ago
the Excelsior Chemical Co. commenced adver-
tsing in the ENQUIRER, Norman's Neutrallzlng
Cordial. Very soon such demand arose for
the article that we were compelled to order it
and now have it in stock.
The demand for our Irish Bone, Improved
Harris Fertilizer and Ammonated Bone Super
phosphate has greatly exceeded our anticipations
and supply. We regret that we are unable to
furnish these goods to many persons that we
had promised them to. Now gentlemen, thank
ing you for your liberal patronage, we ask one
more favor, and that is that you call the first day
you are in town and give note for your pur-
chases. There are several good reasons why
these accounts should be closed by note; one Of
them is that it is settlement and fixes definitely
the amount gotten while the transaction is yet
fresh in the mind. Another, and important one
is that it enables you to bind the Company to
receive specified number of pounds OF cotton
for a ton of Guano or Acid as the case may be-.
We will have something to say in another
issue about Drugs and Paints and other things,
and special, and we trust touching parapraph
directed to those who are indebted to us on last
and previous years accounts.
JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-04-05
TAX NOTICE..IsS2.

TAX NOTICE..1SS2.
TN conformity to law, hereby give notice of
Il the rate per centum, ievled on on an taSaDie aOi
property in York county, for the fiscal year COM
mencing November lst, 1882:
For State purposes Al mills on the 81.
For ordinary County purposes mills on the 81
For Railroad purposes 10 mills on On the 81.
For School purposes mills on the 81.
Making, in the aggregate II 9-2O mills
Also, one dollar on each taxable poll between
the ages of p and so years.
The above levies are due an7 paXaple IN wv Two o
equal installmants. The irst installment Is du g
from May 1st to May 3lst. The second install
ment is due from the lst day of September to the
Goth day of October.
My Books for the collection OF the hrst INSTALL
ment will be opened at
Yorkville, on Tuesday, the lst day OF May.
Bethany, (McGilrs Store) on Wednesday, the
Blacks Station, on Thursday and Friday, the
3rd and 4th days of May.
Clark,s Fork. on Saturday, the 5th day of May.
Yorkville, on Monday, the 7th day Of May.
Hickory Grove, on Tuesday, the Sth day OF
J. w. Carrolrs Store, on Wednesday, the 9th
McConnellsville, on Thursday, the 10th day Of
May.
Bethel, (Glenn's store) on Friday, the 1lth day
clover, on Saturday, the 18th day of May.
Clay Hill, (Neely's StoreD on Monday, the l4th
day of May.
Fort Mil, on Tuesday, the 18th day of May,
Rock Hill, on Wednesday and Thursday, the
10th and 18th of May
Massey Store, on Friday, the 18th day Of May.
And at Yorkville from Saturday the 18th, to
Thursday, the 3lstof May.
Failure to pay the first installment in May, in
ours penalty Of per cent. on it, in the Fall :,
All taxpayers who wish, can pay both install
Anvil, H. ! A. D. SEEIx, I County Trsasotfr' ff