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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-06-15

1
Railroad. That road has done much
to upbuild the city and promote its
business interests. One railroad is q
good thing TO have, but two roads
are still better thing, and hence we
want another, not that we love Ellen
N. less, but self-interest more.
We were lucky enough last Friday
in going to Dawson to board a freight
ON the c. o. & S. w. conducted by
our old friend, j. d. Allison, who al
one time was passenger conductor
on. this division of the L. Il N. He il
the same genial fellow of old, and
runs a palace observation caboose fol
the benefit of those who desire to SCI
the beautiful" scenery en-route, and
who are lucky enough to strike hi,
train.
The agency for the CelebratedD Deer.
ing Machines in this city was given
to Messrs. McCamy, Bonte & Co, land
all persons having Deering Machines
will find repairs for them at theii
place Of business on Eighth St., wesi
of Main. Those wanting new ma
chimes can now get them at very much
reduced prices, and get the best, (al
points considered) machine sold OIL
this market. They have also just re
ceived carload of the Superior
Barbed Wire, the best sold in Hop
kinsville or elsewhere. Give them 8
call.
The Hopkinsyille High Schoo
closed Friday without any public ex
ercises. Written examinations wer,
held on all the studies. The session
:: just closed has been very successful
one. Fifteen or twenty young men
representing five states, boarded il
the family of the principal, Maj. Fer
rell. We are glad to know that thi
excellent school is now firmly estab
lished upon prosperous basis. Dur
ing the thirteen years that Maj. Fer
rell has had charge of 1t he has edu
Gated many of the best young men 0
Hopkinsville and his past work /
sufficient guaranty of what the fu
ture will be.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-06-26

for such fooIishncss. / couldn't form
more than half a thought before I'd be
ierked beyond it. | tied n can to a
dogs tail once, and a sympathetic feel
ing for the can fitted across my brain
as we sped along. The path we made
was no wider than that of an ordinary
cyclone, and resembled the track OF
steam plow at n country fair.
We passed through a field OF buck
wheat and reduced the owners thresh-
ing bill half an acre, l at all times
maintaining respectful distance OF
ropes length in the rear of the calf 1
never was proud, and knew my place
in this instance.
My journey was now almost ended.
had had a stormy passage, and the
sight of haven cheered my soul. We
were fast approaching n clotheslne that
hung in graceful festoons from ''pole
to pole" adjusted at a proper distance
from the ground. The calf with sys-
tematic cussedness first dragged me
through half-dried slough, then made
straight for the line, which he cleared
at one bound, leaving me hanging by
the chin. When was fully dry, some
friends came and carried me back holue.
At last accounts the calf was still going.
/ am now on my third bottle of arnica,
and pass my time on a stretcher swung
from the rafters, with my toes barely
touching the floor. | have lost all my
relish for veal pe.-Sober Sam, in
Peck'S Sun.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-06-26
A Black Mans Country.

1t is only too certain that the emil
grant is not wanted in the Cape Colo
ny, says a correspondent of The Lon
don Telegraph. 1t is the country of the
black man-of that scorner of clothes,
the noble savage. White labor Ian
guishes; energy fails at the moment
prospects open. The Boer, the most
adhesive of mortals, rests contented
with squalid home and a prospect of
untitled acres more extensive than his
eye can survey. The true colonial in
stinct is wanting--that indescribable in
tellectual capacity of taking root where
the foot falls. Ambition here seems to
impel man no further than desire
to obtain money enough to enable him,
whether he be an Englishman or Ger
man, to return home, and stop there.
A prosperity may arise that will be as
the vine bush is, or the gum tree-a
pure growth of South African soil, but
with antecedents with beginning in
white hands. But down to the present
moment the symptoms are not those of
q colonization such as created great
republic across the western ocean, such
as has builded an empire of cities and
populous towns in the distant Pacific. l
say it is pity; for you cannot think
of the mighty tracts of green and beau
tiful country stretching in mountains
and valleys and plains to the equitorial
latitudes and of the dreadful poverty
you see and hear of and read about in
London and throughout Great Britain
and Ireland without deep regret that
the land should be universally declared
to offer no opportunities to those in
need of bread.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-06-26
NOTES FROM THE OLD WORLD.

Two men. of-war have been ordered to
New Hebrides to protect the British inter
ests.
great socialist meeting called at. The
Hague TO protest against the government
prosecutions, was broken up by the police.
Queen Regent Christina. OF Spain, will
be decorated by the pope Whitsundy with
the order OF the Golden Rose-a very rare
honor.
Queen Margaret, OF Italy, will summer
this year at the charming Villa Petraia
near Florence. Americas Queen will try
Pretty Prospect.
The lower house Of the reichsrath adopted
a bill abrogating the right Of trial by jury
for two years in the cases OF persons under
indictment for anarchy.
The emperor OF China imperiously de-
clines to chew ine-cut. No barbarian
chopped up tobacco for him. Give him
opium or give him chop-stick.
Mile. de Braza, sister OF the explorer,
enjoys travel. She will accompany her
brother to the west OF Africa and aid him
in his duties as governor Of Congo.
EX-Queen Isabella mas given 10 queen
Regent Christina of Spain the christening
robe OF the late King Alphonso. 1t is OF
Malines lace, trimmed with water ribbons,
embroidered with Bourbon lilies.
The prince OF Wales is an enthusiastic
amateur photographer, and is said also to
be good one. Even before he bought the
camera he had experience in taking mega
tives from his mamma, American actresses.
and others.
An Internal machine, consisting OF jar
filled with a black substance and some
clock work, was thrown against the door
OF Protestant's house, in Lurgan county,
Armagh. When the machine was hurled it
had a lighted fuse attached to it and it ex-
ploded in the doorway.
Victoria, queen and empress, had a very
narrow escape on the River Mersey the
other day. Just as she left the steamer a
gilt iron crown fell heavily from the top OF
a flagstaff which she had passed. II the
accident had happened moment sooner
she would have been knocked down and
severely injured.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-06-26
THE AREA OF SPRING WHEAT.


The report OF the department OF agricul-
ture makes the area OF spring wheat nearly
the same as last year-about $4,000, 900
~cres. There is an increase OF one-sixth Of
last years breadth in Dakota, decrease
In Nebraska and n small reduction in Min
nesota and Wisconsin. The winter wheat
districts show small advance The ex-
tensive acreage in Dakota is due mainly to
settlement and necessity OF ready money
Tor improvements and somewhat to last
years unsatisfactory fl production in
southern Dakota. The effect of the low
prices oi wheat has been counteracte by
the superior rate OF yield in recent years,
the condition OF spring wheat averaging
9SR against 81 last year-Wisconsin 81
Minnesota 80, Iowa 100 Nebraska OF,
Dakota 80, Washington 100. Winter
wheat Is not quite SO promising as on the
lst OF May. A slight decline in
cohdluoh is expected in the
west and the low condition OF the
southern crop is more reduced, vet the ay-
erage is only reduced two points, from 81 o
to 92.7 1t is still from average to high in
the great wheat producing states In New
York it is not litterng as in years OF strong
root growth. IL Is very promising in Mary
land and Virginia except i'm wet lands. In
the south ii has been effected by rust.
Shrivelling grain harvested there has been
injured from drouth in Texas, rain and
floods in Ohio and hail storms in Missouri.
The prospect is good for a small fraction
above twelve bushels per acre. Rye also
declined from the general average of 95.7
to 94.4 during the last month. The bar
ley acreage is increased 3 per cent and the
condition averaged 100; last year in June
's9, the large acreage OF oats in 1885 has
not been extensively increased. II has been
slightly reduced in Kentucy and Ohio.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-06-26
He Took the Pot.

The Judge, the Sheriff, the Coroner
and the Chief of Police of Red Gulch
were engaged in playing poker. The
pot was pretty large and considerable
excitement was manifested in the out
come. The Judge called the Sheriff,
who casually remarked:
II hold four aces. What do you
hold?"
II hold bowie-knife," promptly re-
turned the Judge, as he perceived
a fifth ace in his own hand.
"And hold a siX-shooter!" exclaim-
ed the Chief of Police, as he realized
that he was not destitute of aces him.
self.
After an interval of about five min
utes the Coroner crawled out from un-
der the table, saying:
Il hold an inquest, and guess that
takes the pot. THE Rambler.
The Woman Of the Future.
The young men of the future have
got to look sharp. In the seminaries
and colleges whose doors have been
opened to girls it is notable fact that
the girls this year have got away with
the honors, by large majority. AS
there is no institution thus opened
which will close its doors against the
girls, young men would do well to
take their lesson in time. The girls
have knocked the doors open to stay,
and, what is more, they are there to
make good use of their opportunities
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1886-06-26
HERE AND THERE.

Already people have been Frustrated
by the heat at Merced, Cal
The theatrical season at New York
has been unusually prolonged:
Tulare City, CAL, gamblers won
$4,000 from tourist the other day.
A colored normal state school to cost
$4,000 will be located at Louisville,
Ky.
The lilac season has been an unusual
ly successful one in New York this
year.
A Santa Barbara, Cal, beekeeper has
already tracted over five tons of honey
this season.
A paper in the bowling west refers
to the baby king of Spain as "that
royal sucker"
A settlement near Tacoma, Washing
ton territory, has the euphonious name
of Succotash Valley.
Mules are now seldom seen on the
streets of southern cities, where they
were once so common.
A unanimous howl arises daily from
the papers at Cleveland for the estab-
lishment of free public baths.
According to recent letter, the fall
of rain at Portland. Oregon, has been
increasing since October, 1885
About forty-two persons have been
killed by the Apaches in the vicinity of
Nogales, Ariz., since the 1st of April.
A woman at North Adams, Mass,
has dug a cellar this spring for q large,
new house, and she quarred the stone
also.
Alvin Clark's bill for the great object
glass of the Lick telescope will be about
$4,000 The glass will weigh $50
pounds.
Tullahoma, Tenn, has a newly ar
rived infant that is white with the ex-
ceptiOn of its face and neck, which are
coal black.
Portland, Oregon, a city of thirty
thousand inhabitants, now complains
that every branch of business in the
town is being ovcrdone.
The chef de cuisine in hotel at
Niagara has served there for forty
years, and the head-waiter has snapped
his fingers for thirty years.
"A NNiO hIC uU Vic SIcNclduu dSScIUDly
of Knights of Labor described profess
sional agitator as "a fellow who lives
by the sweat of his tongue
The rewards offered by Gen. Miles
for the heads of the renegade Apaches
consists of money raised by the people
OF Arizona 1t is proposed To increase
the amount.
A citizen of Hawkinsvlle, Ga, re-
Gently shot rattlesnake in two few
inches from its head. A dog then ran
up to the snakes head, and was bitten
and killed by it.
Horned toads were frequent article
OF mail matter at the San Diego, Cal,
postoflice until the postmaster shut
down on the matter by lberating all
the reptiles that came in.
"Say, ma," shouted Jimmy Tuffboy,
'you are socialist, amt you?" 80
cialist, my son? Why, no indeed;what
makes you think so?' "Well, old Mrs.
Slowgo says you are altogether too So
ciable; so thought you must be a So
cialist that's all"
Mosquitoes have seldom been thick
vi III NISlula thah IhlS spring, says
The Milford Chronicle, and it goes on
to tell OF an eve that was literally bled
to death the other night, the pests at
tacking its udder, which was distended
with milk.
John, dear" she said, yesterday /
covered your bootjack with silk plush
and painted some flowers on it, and it
is perfectly lovely YOu will he de-
lighted when you see it, know" 1--WE
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-10
2 4 7
g!lEIa D

Beyond question tho ebsapest and most
effective nlschiBe Of the kind now ia use
adapted 10 ali grades and classes - ore.
This Drehine has been Thoroughly tested
for the p1st tsp years under q great Variets
Of eJnditi1ns giving most s1traordiusy re-
suite, ftr IA advance II aHy thing ever be
fore reaii2ed -
A regent competitive test made with tbs
Era0 at the Carlisle mine In New Mexico
showed an advantage Of 20 per cent in favor
1t the Duncan. The amount zaysd over the
frue beng sufiiG;eni 20 pay the tntire cpsi
1t the machines iieIrly eToEy month in IL.
yedr.
fEc fogowiD is AZ enumeration o. IGs
HlauT adyaaptgeil OycT all other machines:
FIDsI-lls cost is not more than half that
of ANY other Of equal capacity, and the
! weight is nearly 600 pounds less, thu
gTsatly reducing the cost If transportation
bEcosD-Tbe txpsIise OF ilDR 90 n
rnnnipg ordoT IS rot more than one thitC
that 81 the ffue. or any other belt machine
much less grading and timber work being
necessary.
TBIED--Tbe expenditure for repair IL no,
more than One-fifth that Of any belt ma.
shine, and they will last fully three tinss
az long. working under the sans conditions
PorErH-Sot moro than one half the
spaoo ~ reguiFed-a point Of great iiDpor.
sance where o considerable number are used
FIVTE--No special skill and very little
care IN necessary TO operate IL.
SfxTa--No more water IL required than IL
furnished by ths batteries.
SEyESTH-it sayes ~ the arsalpain. gold
or silver that e2capes 10 batteries, pans o.
ssttIers-an Invaluable feature, Bnd claim.
ed by 80 other. NAL Iug lie machine worth
more th,,u il costs fpF this purpose alone.
E.UHTT--h much cngTguP grade OF ore can
be Idled aucgnEsfEl!y than by aDy othrI
bach lu4'--s great sdv lutgEc in fnany IN.
stanEea where fipo eFu hing il not necessary
ia nlimiBs;c the miBs!ai.
NIg7 . 1T Las no afaiij aud 6eiicste ne.
chance, requiring moe 40 in talert nd the
closes. fttcution--su t2sgpefsble ghiectisIy
10 al beit ard oties frF.Hs ? machines. ma.
/ king them unitt for size JyIgh service Of a
qIartz mill. ~ ~ 7 + &#b = g.
TEVTU .-Grest siIugticity Of constructive,
and eInf'l number u wearing parts. The
Whole machine ~ uyDnrigpd ia seventeen
isces o9ly three q which SYe sHbicct T.,
i.iy spenitl vaar, ana thEfe San be replaced
II h n1;uiR j gss' = The y rus kGE ll3 piecef
s;d sJ;csainiIay faee.'heq many more IA.
knR curffnl asatio nf p4rts tta. Involves
fl'nst Mt repair anarfeEt "xpsEss la this
way. - wei! ~ IN loss Of time.
We've uWn!etEat the mort weeping ard
! pro'eutr,gs claims are made for negrly
every O, nosntrnt"r IN the DiaKset, but IL IL
well -klp-n 81 tut jsr results of their
| ope NON thfsve mi ~ tpy Ihtthrs rlads
\ good tiIgEe Claims. En advantages here ST.
! forth f0F the Duncan. As well ~ the state.
! men Inade, y'gs are propHred 70 substantt
| ats bv sctu'd worlsinf RESULTS.
Price $3.50. Weight about Iron
seAif,r iir,ilt-t P6pis fr,1 Work
RANKIS, BKBYrCE3 co.
stn Frarcisoo, C l.
4Z-En
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-10

II you ganI 10 be harry yoa mast be good
A rsaxin MI right IN its wssj
l.ut Is far lssstey oiJe. n understood,
II what have NOS got to sAv.
Il ycu ssui ~ beiiapfsy yaa snrist b. wall,
z Whatever the station sou serve in;
Ard III all the medicines oiiA besrs tho itssd
The good asAsKiTAs NEsyfsY. i n
once tried every soft Of cuyA.
10 rassors ms 50 good besltE;
And spent IN vain. u that In sure,
Considerable share 81 wealth:
Bot nh was vain, TIL /. friend advised,
In maisiier most deseYv.n'
The rnsdiciiie be n,,st highly priced,
RrcGaoNffs SAMANTHA krkyisE.
took his adyios; IN one short week,
felt no fartiier pain.
For doctors no longer had 10 seek, %
For neysr felt sick again.
I'm heaitby and happy the whole day Isns
10 IL heslth bs worth prescfyin,
Tie c,mst tiit burdtn Of nv song
Ia, Try SsaAg.TAs kaxyrsx.
Twill cure ths ypsag, twill heal tue old,
2 Twill make iiie whoIe world isstsrr; AZ
At N. JosstIl, Missnri. the N. dioine "a sold
Drop Dr. ii,eiliaond letter:
He. avs you adsies far bsitsr than wealth
Hs'li point sut the way TO preserve IN
Tire ba,t condition yonr newly found health
BY the Iss VI SAMARITAN Nssvns.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-10
Notice of Ferseitare.

To b. ". WAssra and Rfeatkn STzsLmo.
e. Ynu are hereby notified that hase
expended $40 IN hbor and improvements
upin tho Starks and Ewing mining claim.
silaated in ths wtlhtpai Mining District,
in the county OF AohRye, Territory of Ari.
zoaa, and duly reoerded 10 the r,iHiJg
records u said county. in order 10 hnla Etid
promises under tiao provisions Of sSetiofi
212i Revised Statutes at ihs CflItisi States.
hsing the amount Repaired 10 h,,ld the sane
for the y.aI ending December 81, 1884.
And you are further notified hat the
proportion Of said expenditure due from
you " go each, ia~foi money OF the United
States, and IL within ninety days after tbs
pabiicai ion 81 this h,ytics ypg fill ar refuse
10 cpntribais yonr proportion OF snch eI:
penditnre - eo-ownsr, your iui'srsst IN said
claim wi become thu property Of tbs IN
dersigned under said Section 2gA.
u. NosEs.
Mineral Park, Nov, q. lES5.
Sov29 81.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-10
Notice Ell Forfeiture

TOD. W. EICIusL,
Y9d ara hereby notified
that have expended 500 IN LABOR and sn..
provements for the year 1913 OF tie Peafl
mining claim, tn, same being tlIe LIST north
extension II she Flagstaff rhine, situated 10
tbs wsIlspsi roiiiing district. county Of Mo.
have, Territory Of arizona, Said nIine was
located on the 2Gth day 81 April I662, and
Ia fully described III the recusds of said
county in Book f., page ga, TO which refer
snce y had for more full ard complete
description. #E1t #sEg
And Won arc also notified that hsvs ex.
pended the further sum of Si0oin labor and
Improvement ppon ths said niha above
Described for the year 1924, IN mder to hold
sid premises nndAr ths provisions of Sect.
2s24, Revised Statutes If tito United States,
bsiug the smonnt required n bold the same
for the year sndinp Dfceutsr Slst iss3,
and for the year ending Deeslnlper 3ist 1891.
And yon are further notified that the pro-
portion VI said expenditure dne from YOU
in 500 lswfli money If the United States
and il within ninety days after the pBi,liea.
ton If this notice. Won ftil II. contribute
your proportion of such expenditure ~ CO.
1vtie- yyur interest in said cisim viii be-.
come ,h@ property tf the Und.rsigDed IN
der 81 q Section Ao.a.
w. NJ. lSaiDER.
Niseral PARK. SsffAnibef 9th ISIS.
All
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-10

ToJAMvs HTCHsm Cor my psfsor cisin
ix.g title under on frofas hsfIJ.
Won are hereby notified that
hsve expended <IC1 ID labor spi Improve.
SCENTS upon tbs C,.liforIis Moss, NJ.
lode, rainug claim. sjia.tted 10 the sr
Frauciseo Miiiag district, la this connis VI
aohsse. Territory Of ARR ms, IN order 81
hold said premise, under the PROVISIONS VI
section 2s2t. Hsvisea Statutes ~ the la@t
OF the United States. bsina the amount re.
qpired 90 hold the same for H. ,1ar sudins
December 81. 1854. And IL within 10 days
after this notice by publication Won fail %,
refuse ~ pay your full prop0rt on VI sRot
expenditure M y eo-ovuer, yorf interest ~
said claim will bscops the prorsoty Of the
subscriber, under sai6 Sssetiop 2s3.
| JlhEs l.. WISE.
Mineral Fait. July II, 1895.
u9f.sr July II .-!sJd. &
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-10
Notice o. Forfeiture.

To BERNARD KRTasfs NO.
y You ars herby titled that have
expended 500 In l,bar sEd improvements
upon the Cut ~ Hill mining cisir1. - tua'ed
Ia the Waiispai. Mining District. County
Of Mohave and TerritsIFy II Argops, which,
said mine il duly RECORDED in Hook f., pare
60. Mining Records 81 said county: and
also thzt h4vs sIgos.ded the further SUN
of goo Ia b.bsr aud Improvements upon
th. Nellie mining ciHirn. lao sttaatCd Ia the
waIi~p.i Mining District, in sHtd cDunty
and Territory. and which Is duty recorded
in Boos T., page iS7. Mtnirg Records Of
ss,,,i county. In 'Fds, 20 bold SAID prsmiass
nuii.sr the provisioHs # session k32t, Revised
statutes OF the United States. beiBR the
am0aIt required to hold the same for the
year ending December 3iAi lsts.
And : "a arc furtBer notified that the
proportion of said expsndituie due from
500 il go, lawful money Of the United
states On each mine, and IL within ninety
days after the publication Of this notice YOU
fan or reffse 10 contribute your proportion
vi such expenditure A. co-pwner. TUur in
tareS, IN said claims will bee, lls he prop.
erty Of ths uudefsigpAa upde: aid section
2j24.
SrEPrTs SIXTH.
Mineral Park, June %. 1886.
Iu1L.sbd
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-10

On ns1t fns, y evening the event OF the
ss.sos. m s Iasr,ds ball, will take .plaof
>. yanmr,al ,l sas nsoszrry arranso--
sss,ss b ewing bssn o. np.etsi. We are 70.
qssssss 20 snpo1ncs that NJ ,rsssYn will
adnsistsI % tss adj ~ithous being mashed,
tssuqh they ned not b. in c1stams unless
shsy eapoe. Tai, il d,ns Ia order that
d.ne.ss and sp,st tors may have equal ad'
var EsSss foSa2Hs. TiSkets "a the dancs
ahdSayy-r a,n b. procured in Kinaman,
and N Minsral PARK. -.ts
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-10
Eiugnaa Town. Site.
Notice t. Owners and Occupants
OF Town Lots.

Public notice ~ hereby given that the
plat and lIs! OF Uxuer- or occupants Of lDts
IN thu ioWDHif-S~ hiBQmln. in thu county
Of 81 ,iiaVe. ivIritory "f Arizona, ~ pro-
vIded for IN SsctiUn I, Of m act 't.latinG
to Iogusitss," Chapter 30 Compiled Lava
of Aris ma, hls been cofHplstsd by tho IN
der.igned. Commissioners appointed fer
that pnrpDse; aud that. ia accOrdncs with
Spclinu Of said act, all persons Concerned
or int rested in said town site are hereby
nOtiaed that on
"Wednesday DcrrrN',er 1Gth iss.5,
We will prD,std 20 act If l., the psrsoas On.
titled to tbs same. according To ths,s Te4.
psctiye interests, the inta, squares or
grgandz 70 which each Of the OceG pants
Il Hereof shall b. sHti,isa.
D ted a, ainaral Park this 18th day Of
November 1885.
T.. r. TH,aPsog,
r. l.. AvgEs.
VS.. CLARxE.
Commissioners.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-10
siskssy Fasd Notice.

Office Of the Treasurer
of k"iIave C,.nnty. irizpna.
kinsrsi PasE, January ., 1oss.a e., ~,
Bids for tho ssrEsnssr II Aahhys cornty
warr.ats will bs receives By ndsaf My o.
fee until -'clock p. n. on Mond'y th"
18th day II January A. d. 1886.
Amount ia the Sinking ruad - bs bid
for IL Seven Hupdrsd AMI Forty. five Dol
lars. fS7t5!OO ia
Biaa unsi 10 IN the form Of se-isa pro-
pos,ls, aaSompsuis 10y the warrants offer
ed to be surrendered addressed to thu
G ,unty Treasurer, and marked -sintins
Fand."
DANIEL Sxt tn,
,.. .. u. 10 C.Aasv Tssssuss-