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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-30

Suppose you about to enter London or some geas
metropolis You stranger going there to Duy gooos
for yourself family. You will probably be reasoning IN
this wise:
any But shall try and find the largest establish
men For where the most people choose to buy there the
general styles and assomens will be the most satisfactory
and prices the lowest 1t MUST BE So or else such concern
"woud the largest trade Still there is this diff
"culty: do not know the VALUE of all wish to buy
"may be charged for things than other people,
who better posted prices Therefore, shall be care
full to ask if this largest establishment has secret way OF
"marking prices permitting statesmen to charge much
Gas they think will pay, whether its prices put IN
"plain figures insurng much for my money gets
"its most favored customers.
parallel to the above found the fact that thousands
of people, all the Pacific Coast looking to the
large city merchants for their supplies but do not know
where or how to send
cases If why not place your trade accordingly? DEAL
WITH THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT
The stock of house includes nearly hundred different
lines of goods and because its business methods have always
afforded PROTECTION to inexperienced absent buyers this
the eleventh from the finds thriving oak of
vast proportions its trade reaching into every town and ham,
let from Montana to New Mexico.
What has thus grown be of interest many
thousands of buyers be of DIRECT INTEREST to you
If you send your and address will mail FREE
copy of large Illustrated Catalogue. 1t gives full inor
nation about goods styles and prices and how to order It
worth having book of reference whether you choose
order goods of us
Anything to be anywhere by any one any station
in lie keep Goods ordered may be returned
at our expense Address,
WEINSTOCK & LUBIN,
400 4OS X Street, Sacramento. CAL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-30
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.

In 1878. ......... Wild Indians.
In 1880. Settled by tie Whites.
In lS8l-yteid Of the Mines 81 ,25O, 600
liz lSS2-Yteld Of the Miues-S2,5OO.OOO
In lSS3-Yieid of the M,nes-$3, 500, 900
~ 1884 Yield Of the Mines-t4 ,OOO, 900
T., lSSr-Y tcid 81 the Mines-x6 OnO OOO
Estimated, ''N
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-30
CHRONIC DISEASES
OF THE
Liver, Blood, and LUNGS.

IF You feel dull, drowey, dcbitated, have
sallow color. of skin, or yellowish- brown spots
on face or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or cllils,
alternating with hot flashes, low spirits and
gloomy. borebodings. IRREGULAR appetite, and
coated tongue: you aTo sm nh iron i .
or "RilfOusncss." In many cases only
part of these symptoms are experienced. As
Golden Medical Discovery has no
cqual.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting OF blood,
severe Coughs. Consul mption, and
kindred affections, it is Il sovereign remedy.
Send ten cents in stamps for DIR. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Sold by DrugEists.
PRICE $500, 2 e. 9 a s9rGEGs
Worlds Dispsnsa,y hedica! Association,
Proprctors, 8G3 Main St., BUFFALO. n. Y.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-30
BRINGING OFFICIALS To JUSTICE.

Some taxpayers OF Storey county.
New, thinning that the valuation
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-30

Il nnfactnrers and dealers IN Sewer Pine Fir,
Brick, Fire Clay, Stoneware. Flower Pots, eto
2? California street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-30

Victor Enginger. Pfoprietor. Riddle Window
Guard Locomotive Smoke Stack, Sand aud
Ore Screens; lOs Main street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-30

BILLIARD MANUFACTORY
7irst-prize Billiard Tables: three gold mss.,.
awarded; latest patent. p. Lesenf.ld. s4s Fnl
som street. "''
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-30

FRANCIS SMITH L CO.
Manufacturers of Sheet-iron Pipe, all sizes. ,.o,
cut and punched. and formed for mskiSo
pipes on ground; 100 Beal street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-30

WEI H41sEN 1IsCN WONkS.
IL kinds of Iron Work. Sole manufactures. 49,.
prop-tetors Of the Champion Metallic Wks.I
barrow. Simns 4 Morris, l2j Beal street
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13
Card of Thanks.

E~ittDrs F19r&iStH On my arrIvAI With nay
family a the ueai, new parsonage 0t the Pres
bvterian Cllurc.. IL you CITY. a few DAYS aga .
DAY behind ile ippoin,e time. about dark and
il the rain, worn on and with some OF the fami
lily SICK irpm exposure - .Ae bad Weather. We
were prepared ti appreciate the kind welcome
given u a welcome which the deiav Of whole
Jay and nighi IN The most disagreeAble weather
OF ;lle season could COZ xii! out
We had n0t been able u forward aav OF our
household goods ahead OF Us bu, found on enter
pated with degree Of supply and comtort which
a weary ana worn railroad travelled family
greatly enjoyed
Once in and looking around, tine pantry was
seen 10 De flied with just such supplies as some
OF Tallahassee good and thoughtful house
keepers understand the Need OF and in the safe
Were cooked supplies, and n the hearth the good
not pot OF coff-e
And SION cneered ana refreshed, our hearts
grew warm ana SOME OF the feeling ot depres-
sion incident "a strangers among strangers
ighlene,I and when We went 10 the besi-caam-
bers aud inuRd beisteattis mattresses anu spreads
with bF CHI fires blazing il the hearths. We ay
down with thankful hearts 10 the merciiul
Father ri Us all. praying nis choicest blessings
upon lAose whose thoughtful. conslerate kind
naI. me- opportuneiv.
Unto all these WHO Thought apou u an made
GU coming, under tile adverse circums ance= SO
pleasant may the Give- OF all good ever show
them kindness Mat go
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

There Is d wide spread expression OF popular
opinion in favor OF the Centennial Exposition
continuing for year, and opposing voice has
yet been heard. The probability Is and il
amounts almost to certainty. that the great show
which mas cost 81 much money will remain open
Tor al least the time named thai within such
space opportunity may be afforded to muititudes
who may not be able to visit il during the period
originally proposed.
Collected under one ROOT arr objects which il
suits offoreign peoples to be seen abroad would
require independent means anu mAnyyear> OF time
expended in travel ant research Here tie priv
iege n afforded 10 the many oil seeing in short
seen in life time and az large expense Ii is
Words Exposition but peculiarly SOUTH
ern exposition, aud OF our SOUTH and the
most interesting oi its object lessons will be
those which inform as to tn. countries and in
habirauts That are our tropical neigabors and
with whom our social. commercial anu political
relations are certain 10 be very close In the tu-
ture. One of these countries, Mexico, is there
with a $3.50, 600 exhibit, but she cau show no
finer products than Florida II all tina, Florida
might do be dsne-as will be if al adequate APP
preparation be made by her legislature Spec
tators charmed with products OF Mexico will
ind their duplicates in the department Of Flor
ida in not few articles
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

The appointments of Supreme Court Judges
and Cabinet officers made by Governor Perry
approve his wisdom and must command the
general approval of the people They are "a
miiiar with the high legal standing of Hon. Geo
6. McWhorter and Hon Geo P Raney. who
have been confirmed as Chief Justice and Asso-
ciate Justice respectively They know equally
we'll the admirable qualifications Of Hon VIVA
ID Barnes and Hon A J. Russell. reappo. nted
and confirmed respectively Comptroller and
Superintendent OF Public Instruction OF Col
David Lang confirmed a Aiiutanl- General
the Cedar Key Journal SAYS
Genera Perry rendered the position OF Adju
tani-Genera To Colonel Lang OF this place nv
telegram last Sunday. In the absence Of Coone
Lang. Colonel Lutteriob lelegraphed his accept
ance- rendering this position To Colonel Lang
Is certainly very gratifying 10 his large number
OF friends not only in Cedar Key, but throughout
the State Colonel Lang was Senior Colonel III
General Perry's brigade and Drawer soldier
never went Ia Virginia In politics Coonel
Lang is a true Democrat buE has never taken a
conspicuous part He is capable and vii prove
as efficient A. any member nj the Cabinet.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

Col Chas- A. Finley, of the Lake CITY
Importer and Darbyvlle Star, is now issuing
with the former "a nine column publications. a
supplement entirely flied with State and
General new and political NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sille HeTa0
The LONDON Daily 1esegystp1 has a long
leader on the Nicaragua Canal, advising Earl
Granville To let things alone In the course Of
II the writer says: % The question arises whether
Engiishmen would support their Government in
clinging To the Clayton Bnlwsr treaty with
view to preventing the United States from un
dertaking work which would be OF untolG AID
vantage to mankind at large, 1t must not be
forgotten that the American Government have
recently waived their objections to the infringe
ueni by France of the Munroe dsctrine and have
wisely interposed no obstacles to the commence
meni Of the Panama Canal by H. de Lessups.
BE the policy of our foreign ofare what il may
and whatever may be thu government installed
m Downing street, their can hardly be two opin-
ions ss 70 the adsiashilisy II Engiaads sssking
neses and hArmnny with tAe Uaitsd 6satss IN
preference 10 amy 1Gher prusrr
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

There are good many Republicans officials
who belong To the Presidential class who think
that Republican Senate will keep them in
Office under what WAS known as the tenure of
Office act 1t will not be- long after March be-
fire they will discover their mistake. There is
practically no tenure OF Office act. That act,
which was passed In 1867 10 tie the hands Of
Andrew johnson, was repealed when Grant be
came President. Grant said that he wouldn't
have his prerogatves intertered with, and so
authority was given MIN to suspend an Official
without giving his REASONS, and the suspension
has always been regarded rs amounting To re-
m0yal
The idea that If the President should suspend
an slieial during the vacation OF the Senate, and
the ono appointed to the sfllce should not be
cnnfirnsd. this suspended Official weuld resume
his oflice aud draw psy Tor the time he was sus-
pended b erroneonS III the Presidsnt suspeuds
an official he j. eat 10 stay. The senate may
not confirm the enc appointed 70 HI the Va
ezncy. All The President hns 10 do, however, b
to kssp an making appninsmenfs until be xe1s
a0me une win mae1s the spprusAl ct the 6enGte
The tenzse e alnce acf = = thing Il The 20.
6nsua6 Xena
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13


WesD ~ snrnish 70 tn ssa<Iess a. the FEe-
AznsAH he usage. whiSh b the anAl rspnss ssf
ha sacwaT.izhip by Govsrnsr Bloxhsm, who for
6nur ysGm has - wssely adminissers9l the truss
c,nffisd to him By TIE Peupie rs % materially
sid the progress - wtich he dirccss attention.
He b enabled 10 Scpori thGt the 6sAte Is imam
cially sound, with bonds above par; that taxable
values have doubled. and thar the tax rate might
be vet further reduced hut Tor the expense of the
constitutional Convention; thai the population
has largely increased that educational interests
are prosperous and progressive. sad new institn-
tons of learning established that nearly eight
hundred miles Of railroad have been buili and
iron To raise the total to nver a Thousand miles :;
that wide area Of tliable land has been re-
Claimed by drainage operations etc Indeed,
the message is complete y review oil public
Affairs, and SO admirably prepared, As com
mend itself for both its general interest and its
specific information
1t will be noted that the retiring Governor,
with characteristic public spirit and sagAciiy,
urges upon the Legislature the importance 81
making an adequate appropriation in aid OF the
representation of the State in the Exposition,
saying An appropriation made az and
placed AT the disposal of the Governor might be
the means OF saving our State from a failure thai
would be- particularly mortifying when We con-
slider that We have ali that Is necessary within
our limits to deserve success. but no means to
secure il, or place it on exhibition
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the pas; week:
E p. Thagard, L. B. Sanders. J. J. Boyett
VIM l. Estle, to be Notaries Public in and
fi,r the State Al large.
VIM 81. Howard, &. n Barry, to be Nota-
ries Public in and tor the county Of Msriou
H. I. Waitmann, to be Justiee-of the Peace
in and for the county of Marion
n Hearn, to be Justice Of tine Peace In and
for the eounsy Of Duval
David o. Thrnaher, To be Juxtice Of tae Peace
III and for the cnunty Of Hernando
Charles Simpsnn, t. be Justice Of the Peace
in and fDr the county Of O1nge-
T. IL Pulisiun, To be Justice ef the Peace in
and fnr the county Of Jefferson
]. 8. Geigr 10 be Juafice Ut the Peace In and
foT the county II 0nnge-
W.. J. Iacimon. 10 - Justice Of Psace in and
for the eounfy 0f 6nmter.
Sidney A. Tnni. to he Constnhae in and far the
county Of Lam
HAfrick EApxn. To be Inapsetsr Il Timhw and
Lnmh9 ii nd IN m esnn10 q Emnktin.
T. r Hea1x - - Gnnm1y Tnnnr u anfl
fM - nnnE af Emnaar-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

Presideui-eleci Cleveland resigned the nffice
OF Governor OF New York ON the 6lh instant
His message of resignation characteristic
SAYS the y. l. World of the 7th
There is "A plain cymmsn-sense directness
about everything that Graver Cleveland writes.
This 10 observable in all his letters parions and
political papers. The resignation which he sent
TO The legislature yesterday was simply this, nc
more: Il hereby resign the Office of Governor
of the State Of New York" This is all there
Was to say and Mr.. Cleveland said IT, He could
not have said less. But the temptation 10 say
more must have been great Few men would
have been able to resist il. Grover Cleveland
knows when no, TO say things. This il q very
superior order of statezm2nship
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

- 811G Mfxwn~nna~ 81
MHHsvILx, Cozu,assA Carr Z.
janazsy 6 ~ .t
Aaaon Fsorsdisn. Having v;.ss..s :. = :. ,S
''on ~ New ofisans, aad seeing how g. =. q
the ether exhibiting States Flor;t. !. 9
hiedfa the question very natar.,,,
iisalf TO the mind, why i thi.s r.
ton was readily obtained frvm =. :,
sinner, Judge Sebring He h.s 49,. :. zsIs
'riousiy in behalf of Fiorid., visl,is- u. 3
PORTIONS 81 tine State, and urging ,,,r -
OF each county being represented -
responses 10 his appeals have hs~n -.
enmparissa TO the effort made AM, a. - ~
from fiar'da. compared with those f.... y. :
less naturally favored States. in ,ae;. -.
makes one interested in the welfare of -
ashamed OF the lack OF State pride -, -
prize 80 fsTcibiy portrayed.
The true cause of the absence. -
vaiaAose possessions-its almost in,,--.-'..l.
objects worthy TO be exhibited bx -. -
any other States productious-I Am
the pars imoniots acton of the cc,n,;.s ~ -
State, winch, with scarcely m eye.,,;.z
not Matte any appropriation to cuv.r :. 8,
Penses OF even preparing objects for IN. -
tor
The dearest interests OF the s,a,4 A.. IS
IN the matter; general desire Is rn.n,s..-.Aae
fiorrda--more anxiety tn see if Ia. s....-...ss n
possesses the attraetiveness 50 cons,.,,.-
prominently claimed by its aewso...-. -
estate agents. correspondents, &c.
IL Is No, tSp late Tor the State IN MI.
f"r tie Indifference shown in this ma. -
Using medium Money must be su.,a..s 5 = =
the Stale treasury Tor the purpose, ana 80.
case Of North Carolina, it will be- ,.,,..-. 4
thousand fold 1t Is stated that The -. s.
thousand expended by the latter s..,. 8 s
former inter State exhibition, brouvb, &. s.
Stale million OF dollars
Ii Is not too much To EXPECT en-, I.....
as one oil It's first acts to appropria.e s,rr .,
to fifteen thousand dollars. IL he us., =. =.
crciinn If the Commissioner IN .n--.s.-
Flfida's exhibits, and thus realize n 49,
the splendid results surely follow in~ s,.a 8 ..
vert,semeni, in the opinion Of Al ,a,er.....
Eyr,nx
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13
nEA D-N0TES To DECISIONS OF THR
SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA.
June Term. A. ID. 1854.

Catherine Hart Execuirix &c ct all Appel ants
W. T. +. Stribling anu wife, Respondents
Duval County.
WEsTcorT, j.
An appeal from decree pro oonfesss absolute
can be had under the practice Ia this State ant,
upon appeal If the decree is not JUSTIFIED by the
bill the decree should be reversed
The bond which the law authorizes a Judge
to require as all additional bond in case of sale
OF the real estate of minor by his guardian Is
no, primary il lis character Ii is subsidiary
and auxiliary ami no suit can be- maiu tanned up
ON il until the penalty of the original boad is ex-
haasted-
Decree modified
Geo P Raney and Fleming l. Daniel. for Alp
pellan,s: j E. Hsrtridge and W B. Young, for
RESPONDENTS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

NAoAe Who Live f1 GLASS Houses
should No6 Threys 8aonea.-

\ "Tbesw,eked aeeth WHEN NO man pursueth
Ii Is amusing 10 see sow tender footed certain
blooii Fsmedy prs,prietors hare become Of late
/ They make much ado about apes AMI imitz-
TORS, 2 wsfen nnne are in sight
TIE pruprietors OF B. B B. would say most
emph4taally that their remedy stands upon iis
sown su1efi Should we attempt tn initiate,
III would not be those who do not understand the
moiBg operand of that which they Offer Our
snwn long experience in the profession precisades
sach An idea T.ae field fur blood remedies =
large ssna broad affuriing ample raom FOR al
aspir5at& We d. no, desire to close the dsor
againtt others neither snail il be closed againsi
rs 5. b. b Is the quickest remedy, dsses Hos
sDntaln mineral vegetable poisou, does n0'
esnita r. and Il in the field Is honorable cum
Eetitnf fos public iavor.
dan Elm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

WAsHINsT0S, Jan. 1--Senaior Blair said to
day that he hoped that the House would pass
the educational bill Ifevery thing else failed he
any other measure pending He has assurances
from friends OF the bill in the House that they
will undertakes to get it up and pass ii just as
soon the inter State commerce. bin shall have
been disposed Of The bill can be hrDaght be-
fs're the House by majority vote. and once mp
It's friends have no doubt NJ is passage.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13
THE RlbX6.
4 Parody on Beautiful Ano~ =


- .le Bow. rouickl4z D1y-
Hos The! 90 rnh4nce oar 5oy-
How ul-t;rIs they >hoas Az play
Ancnf M -cau, <rV1nd- every dav
D4SEla-.
SiA-hiEg.
Merrs eand
How tAi-s brighten nj the ANA.
WIKI lA=ir merry iau-h ans sAcsuf-
spreAiIEg hlspiness a. Aopu.
Ut tht iolly merry bow
Ever FIJI OF fan znG NOISE
>cAnperinG round ID every noox.
With never Il thoaxn; for 2n, oook
14aciE-.
PraHc1E-,
pVs: the hil-
Ever free from all iife : ili-
Tray ts taeIrs happy lot
h .tve remembered, b. sorros forgul
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

The State Agricultural Society viii meet in
this eity to-day. A public meeting will be held
to-morrsw night perhaps in Assembly Hall,
when addresses viii be delivered by number
of prominent gentlemen. Ali Are cordially
invited
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

/ During the year 1883 there were TO-
ys6s failares In business in the United
Mates and Canada Some of these were
sag concerns, and some were very small
4ssiluEs h s0rrowful business to any man,
sapeciKlly If it is his health that faiis =
great many times lo,58s people tai u
health iB the course of year. Many Oh
item might be saved if they would take
Bfownss Iron Bitters, the great family
nKedieine and restorer of wasted hesiih-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

In closing tnis my report desir- t, return
thanks To lne President AMI BoaTd OF Direcsas
IN their kinfness and Indulgence 10 me Is ther
81 eretaTy
desire 10 report that We have 100 nsenhsz.
htsldtn- l36 memberships, af which about 70 90
regular pAyIng members; bui sincerely h0pe
tina Ill the tU,ure all will pay their dues prompl
Il: thereby Increasing the number of volames
aIi4 adding additional strength to our sssoca-
iian
~ "i which respectfully submitted
IT. JACOB T. COHEN. Secretary
". c Lewis, Treasurer, made Ms repen
w9Fh Was received and adopted
4a.lge ID. 5. Walker. President. submitted hh
annE& report which was ordered printed
e'n motion of Father Hugou. ali the reports
we've ordered printed
Tie following members were elected Direcson
for The ensuing year: d. s Walker, Sr, Rev.
Dr. Carter, Rev. J. A Hugun J r Cohen, r.
IL 7Iaaai,ir, " L. Lewis. J 5 Winthrop. J. I.
Bealard, DIR ]. kasl. Rev Fl II Kennedy and
l. b. Ball.
-fta meeting of line new Board Of Directors
Judge alker was eie4-teti President ". G.
Lewis Treasurer, Miss Jessie Bernari Librarian
and.5. T. Cohen Secretary
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

A little girl o Quincy, whose mother read
IL her from L recent issue ~ lii- FI.oRIDAIN the
parody entitled The Girls Immediately Wrote
the follow ing clever companion parody
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

The annual meeting OF the u,e,b--v -.
'ers''V Library Association was held ssIs,-.
Hall. tnutry 3 lss5, Tor tue gysrtssse If 49,.
Boaru VI Directors, receiving reports Of 60.
&c
K Bradford was elected ,ern.e,.-x -
man
J X Cohen, Secretary made lise s,l.sx;n,.
port, which Was received aud adopted
LIBRARY Hall
Tallahassee, January 8 1881
To Pressdsstt D. S Wa1Ser nd Hs.,.a1r, - r..
1erssty Lt5ra-y
GENTLEMEN I herewith TAX nl..,s-,. :.
s'ibniitiingto YOU nv annual repor; ~ Ssrres.rx
OF the Board Of Directors If the Cniy-rs;,v e
brs,ry
Oh my predecessor retiring III the u,ou.h a
JUNE, 1854, there were on the library s,,riyps !.
relarIed by the librarian, Gig volumes.
Received ny purchase and donations Sar;n,
tb- month OF July, 81 volumes. A,vusl -
September. l33 volumes Ociof,er. Naxsrh.-
and December, "A voiumes making = ta,.I ~
1-l4S volumes now OF hand
! desire to say that all this accumulate, ~
DO ks has been made within the Dsst ,ivs,
months, that all books are beautifully esyrrrd
and sabeied, and thar no difficult; whatever n
experienced IN any one making selection Of aay
taa1A winch they may desIre- Ii order thss van
may know the Class OF books princiDally ase.i
annex table 'aken from the reports af the lIhrs
sian. and herewith submit II: Daring the n.zf
SIX months there were taken oul On histnrr %
volumes. science 81. biography 1 ppetry Is. reiir
io1 /, travels IA, fiction 300 and periodicals III
making grand total OF JIG volume
In the SIX months past the Beard o. DIr1aua
have missed (for want of quorum, only three
meetings
also desIre to state thai TINS Association Z
sell sustaining. as the reports oi the brarixn Il
each man shows a balance in favor 81 the Asset
stsca, a. tile annexed table viii Show: