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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09
THE RAILROADS.

special 10 tho Gazette.
PARis, TEX, Aug. s.-The carload Of
scrapers TO be usnd on the Paris & Great
Northern has arrived, and Contractor Dan
Donahy will put about one hundred
more teams 10 work on tomorrow.
Everything Is working nicely for the
early completion OF this road.
Capt. Arthur is in from Arthur's Ferry,
the new town located on Red river, and
he says that be has already sold forty
lots and that the town is on big boom.
T. II. Howard hap arrived from Louis
Vile, KY, to take immediate charge of
tie construction of the Frisco bridge
across Red river. Helwill leave tomorrow
for the river TO place force Of hands at
work in the quarries.
-Four steam engines and three large
pumps are on their way to Paris to be
hauled 10 the river.
About 100000 pounds Of material Will
have to be hauled to the river in wag-
onsI before the track will be completed
FROM GREENyILLE.
Special TO the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, Aug. s.-There is
a great deal OF interest manifest here In
the proposition that Greenvile is to get
tap OF the st. Louis, Arkansas Texas
railroad, which Is in course OF construc-
tlon from Mount Pleasant to Sherman,
via Sulphur Springs and Whitewright.
What Greenville wants is, lines to com
pete with the Gould system, and she is
wiling TO pay for good roads.
NEARLY COMPLETED.
Special 10 The Gazette.
WNoNA, Tx, Aug. S.-The ST. Louis,
Arkansas & Texas railway has about
the new bridge across Sabine
river. 1t is "a very nice piece Of work
made OF solid iron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09
HEMPSTEAD.
Crops Suffering for want of kaip-Tbs
New Postmaster to Take Charge.
snpCial to tho Gazotto

Crops Suffering for Want Of kain-Tbs
New Postmaster to Take Charge.
Special to the Gazette.
Hampstead, TEX, Aug. S-Our sec.
ton OF country is now suffering very
much for rain, especially the uplands.
There will not be more than half a cotton
crop made on the uplands. Corn is toll.
erably good but is cut short of expecta.
ton. The Brazos bottom lands are doins
well this year, Cotton is estimated ON
the bottom at three bales to every four
acres. Corn in the bottom will average
forty bushels to the acre. Grass on the
range Is tolerably good. There is being
great deal of prairie grass cut for hag,
which Is very good. Cotton lice have chi
the cotton crop off in the bottoms, as all
farmers, three weeks ago, estimated 1t at
bale per acre.
Waller county is beginning to pick up
a little. Pfospectors are In town every
few days looking for lands.
There has been protracted meeting NJ
the Baptist church here for the last week,
The attendance was good, out there have
been no conversions thus far.
Mrs. Lizzie Corr nov publishes the
Bulletin Board here. Her husband Rev
I, w, Corr, has bought the Waller Comfy
Courier and Is making right lively pa
per out OF it.
Our $4,000 school-buildlng isSprogress.
Ing very finely. II will be ready Tor occn.
panoy by November |.
John II Young, Esq, has been nomina.
ted and confirmed as postmaster nj This
place, and will take charge shortly. A
letter from Senator Conger, chairman of
the committee on postonices and most
roads, says that Postmaster TompkIns
was suspended for "oftensive partisan.
shiDn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09
In Hood County.

Correspondence of the Gazette
GRANBURY, TEX Aug. Ga fine rain
fell here this morning, which, from all
appearances, extended over the entire
county This, with the continued show
ers during the past two weeks, puts more
oampness In the ground than at any time
since early In the spring. The prospect
ior more rain in the next forty-eight
hours is good.
Our cotton prospect is certainly flat
terlng
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09

city en- route 70 Galveston Judge Jno.
4 Walker, Judge j. M. Lindsay, A. -.
Nc. Cams, Jas, H. Garnttt. They go as
delegates to the Democratic convention.
This morning special train Of ten cars,
loaded with silver bullion from Laredo
70 Kansas City, passed through here.
Mr.. Dane, a merchant Of Colbert, 1T,
arriye,i in the city last night Mr.. Dane re-
ports good rains In Pamela county, crop
prospect good and tho Mexican trouble
tho all-absorbIng topic OF She day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09
BETTING on ROSS.
Special to the Gazette.
HAS JACKSON RESIGNED,


MeNioo mas ResigDod
CITY on MEXICO, Aug. SIT is an.
nounced ON good authority that United
States Minister jackson has resigned,
but that Secretary Bayard has not yet ac.
cepted his resignation. Minister Jack
sons resignation has no connection with
the result OF the border cases, as it was
hled In June last. Minister jackson has
had the confidence and respect Of the
Mexican government and the American
residents. The names Of possible sue
cessors mentioned here include Cerro
Gordo Williams Of Kentucky and Gen.
Frisoie of California, residents OF this
capital,
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speCIaI 70 tho GazotIe,
GRoEsnEEcK, TEN Aug. S.-Frequent
showers and an occasional good rain have
thoroughly moistened the ground, iusur.
irs good grass Cotton was never better
and over one-halt crop of corn is made.
Many land buyers from Northwest Texas
arr hunting homes for next year.
Cotton is opening. Alph Smith brought
In the first bale last week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09
STATE NEWS.
Doing and happenings OF Che Day
The Occurrences for Veal or
Woe Recorded.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
own Correspondents. Z
WinOna.
Special to the Gazette.

5VccIaI 10 Inc Gn2etto.
WINoNA, TEX, Aug. Everything is
being perfected to make the camp.meet-
ing success. It commences on Aug. Is,
and will close about Aug. 30. Quite
number of good preachers viii be In at
tendance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TExp Aug. GA light
rain fell this morning.
There is talk again on our streets about
building railroad from here to Bryan TO
connect with the Houston & Texas Cen
tral railroad, and report says it will be
built soon.
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JUDGE LYNCH WILL PRESIDE.
Two Arkansas boys Assault womal
With Fatal Results.

With Fatal Results.
Special TO the Gazette.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Aug, S--Mrs. Mary
Johnson, living in lizard county, was at.
tackled by two young men named James
and John Lynn last Friday and sustained
Injuries from which she cannot recover.
The origin OF the assault WAS an old-time
feud. The boys assaulted the woman
with 4 club, knooklUg her down and beat.
Ing her insensihle, They then lied. II
caught by the posse now in pursuit they
will be lynohed.
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POLITICAL.
IN WALKER COUNTY.

IN WALKER COUNTY,
Correspondence of the Gazette
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, Aug G.-The Dem.
ocratic convention opened here Yesterday
at / a. m. and continued until / &. m.
They Endorsed Charles Stewart for con
gress. Only one precinct came instructed
for Boone, the rest being for Stewart.
Then the other nominations came up; l..
A. Aoercrombie for the senate w. ID.
Adair for tax collector, II. +. Sims for
assessor, w. Is. Rowe for county clerk,
aud G.. M. Smlther for county Judge,
They hung for an hour or SO on
nominating district clerk. Then they
took up the sheriff and split on Capt.
Jim Hunter and Tom Jones until very near
| O'Clock st night. They at last decided
on Tom Jones for sheriff The conven.
tlon passed off very quietly, no disturb
ancc occurring.
IN WALLER COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
llEMPsTEAD, TEX, Aug. 8 Politics is
llvening up here now--getting pretty hot.
w. II. Howth, a barkeeper, Is announced
for county judge, and is making things
right lively. Jos, Bllsingame aud T, s,
McDade are canvassing closely for The
sherlffalty. The probabilities are that
there will be three tickets IN the lcld
this year, Republican, Democratic and
indie pendent.
BETTING on ROSS.
Special to the Gazette
WACO, Tx, Aug. The Examiner
this morning publishes an excellent por-
trait Of Gen. Ross, with lengthy
biographical sketch, The enthusiasm
over Ross chance grows, and there are
men here willing to bet he will 20 in on
the first ballot. Another big delegation
went down to GALVESTON this morning to
see the convention through.
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for Fairbanks that their superlog scale Is
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-20

Pike. ToothnChc drops cure in a
muuto, German Corn remover kills
uprns aud buniOns.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-20

WACO, TcN, December 3, 1919.
pt J. i. lubin, Austin, Tex
have most thoroughly tried your
llcpntOIOnc on myself, Tor liver trOu-
bic, during the pnst four months, and
without hesitation, pronounce il the
most excellent md perfect liver
medicine have ever used, AWAY s
keep bottle nj home; in fact, am
never withoutit The effects Of your
most wonderful medicine ARE most
pleasant, and think no mcdiciu,
could be more cllicaciOu- In arousinp
~ torpid liver 20 ia natural action
70 all who -uller from pain produced
boy dlsordcrcd liver would honestly
aud chccrlully recommend abr. To
bins llcpatolonc."
OTn W. DAVID,
Tax collector MCLeunan Co.
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" W. Reed. druggist of Niuchc--
tur Ind. writes; cone OF my Gus
TONERS. Mrs. Louisa Pike. lIurtouu.
Randolph county lud., wa, % long
sufferer with consumption, aud wn-
given up 10 die 10y her ph,sicius.
she heard of Dr Kings New Discov-
cry Tor consumption. aud began bus
ing il of me. IN siN months time she
walked Ia this city. 50 distance of SIS
miles, and Is now 80 much Improved
thc has quit using 1t. She feel, she
owes her life To 1t. Free trial bottles
at Castle y Mnrrl-on'- drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-20

Tho WbIi.hcr- NJ Inc City DIrc
tory having completed their canvas,
for the names, respectfully request al
prr-on- making changes in their
lirms, business location or place oi
residence. To- notify them ol their nd
dress ~, soon lhcrcnilcrusp practicable.
in order that they may have them
property inserted IN the now dircc-
tory MuHHlsoN ~ l'ouWIN, city.
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IIoMh {, wealth Wealth means IN
dependence. The kryuutc i. br. Bo-
-nnko', cough and lung syrup, the
best cough syrup In the world. Curc-
coughs. colds, pains in the chr-t
brouchlli, and PRIMARY consumption.
ono dose give, rrlict ~ every cH,c.
Take no other. Price 30 cents mud
81 samples free Sold hN W A.
Williamson y 60.
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mn prepared to furnish plow gear
of the best quality at lower prices
than they can be- bought elsewhere.
Such ~ collars, names, ,haiu,, back
bands, blind bridl' b., hnmc--trHp..
double aud -iuglc trees. plpw lines,
ctc. have also "a line stock of Hnd-
dlcrp, hugpic- and carriages, which |
" ill sell for less money than anyone
elise. Gallon me aud will provo thr
above. Tow rAuGrU
Waco, TrN., January H., l~-j.
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Al below cost; never before have
we eat prices 40 Terrible rs NOW. An
our tG5 imported short wraps re-
duccd Ia $3.50, all our $50 imported
short wraps reduced t. i32 90; all our
$40 imported short wraps reduced to
S35. New markets in silk, satin,
plush, plain and fancy cloth, have been
reduced FUZZY hOpcr cent.
SANGEH l.Ros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-20

During thr year 1855 there were lu.-
Bus failure. in cuisines. ~ the lifted
~'ntc- mud Canada. Some of these
"r:c big concerns, and some were
very -mul Failure is ,urruwiu bus
D. r-, q" ANY man. especially fit is
his hrUtl that tHil, \ great many
Times lotDN people tail ia health m
.ir course OLA Year Many ot thrm
might bee saved IL they would take
Brown, Iron liliirr- the great family
medicine mud rc.torcr OF wasted
health
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Let's pronounce it correctly if we
orr in our photography. But they do
ray that the Fashion Bazsr has enjoy
ed the best patronage IN millinery
and dress making of any house in the
city, and tho the dull season mas bc -
gun, its custom orders keep Mrs
Cohen and her employees busy Ms
ever
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nommnnd uu,Ihr, $50

tho.., three pound canned apple,
uuiN lu rcut, per ram. Choice three
pound canned pumpkin oulN 10 cent,
per cnn. Choice two pound canned
lMrkhcrric. only ~ cent, per can.
Choice TWO pound canned corn only
luccut- per cnu. Good two pound
canned peas only 10 cent, per can
Fourteen pounds of choice Turkish
Iruuc- for 81 Fifty pounds of fine
lHtcul Hour tor ~ du. food Louis.
iuH dark muln.~,sa $50 cents. 4 big
vtoudriod fruits othll kinds. Come
To-day and trNu-. Your. IN haste.
\. JuNt- lANIoH n liUu.
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1t 10 false. 7 r. williams grocery
store has not been removed ~ the
country. He is now on upper Aus
tin street. next door above Eaton,
Guinan Il Goa. Everything fresh
puro and cheap
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George w. Mclaughlin the grocer,
sells corn, oats, bran, millct, wheat
and bsled hay; also, cord and stove
wood sold and delivered free to any
part of the city.
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N,ntc now regularly in the boot
aud shoe business, aud rs we are de-
icruiurd 10 -tp, and hmld mp a hrgc
trh . We are Offering the best mnhrs
of hrud made goods. TINT are war
Gutud toy the manu- nrturrrs. tor
loss money than my house in the
trade.
"" have Just opened nm elegant
line ot ladies button kid shoes. which
we nrr Offering Ht $3.50 per mir. that
}. u prumc bargain N"urr selling u
genuine haud-tHnnrd Curacua Md
button shoe for $500 worth $500
rI.rW here.
For thc men We are Offering u but
ton, hul or congress shoe for $3.50
thut i- woll worth $500 Also. luc
lime of gents huud-.cwcd shoe. for
$500. $500 and 81 uU, all warranted
g'od-.
Rrmrmbcr all our boots aud shoes
are ucN, fresh aud durable.
lEWlNE Bios.
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- the afternoon board wheat was shade
siuHdlcg and aC higher
'om-Ac lower for July aud Sc luwer ioi
FruruAty
Pork Unchanged
Lard boo Unchanged
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,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
THE ulAwAruA INDIAN POLICY.

THE HIAwATHA INDIAN POLICY
1--WE the Indian 10 the army,
give the red man To the soldier,
Then shut oil his fre water
Tell him that the bar-fOOm's noWhetS
len him he must hoe potatoes,
Put In wheat and bo a swlnehetd,
Teach his mAidens huttet-mAklnk
Pie construction, roller skating
How To wear n new fall bonnet
How TO don the gorgeous seRlskin;
Tell him that II he'd Jude be,
He must have a cane aud NOW some.
Tell him that the daily papers
He must read. that he may know more
More about his wife's dear mother,
More about politics. aud sO-fDfLh.
Thus the Indian, thus the red man
shal. become noble pAl- face.
Beauty, that transiiory flower, can only ,
had by using lufkOui row IT, rur sale hj
a druggists aud fancy good, dcal,rs FOR aai,
by Castles & Aorriscu, Va o, Tex
Good YEA her fol- pneumonia
Turkeys are cheaper than beef.
Corn is worth fifty cents per bushcl
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II you want to save money Oh shoes
90 to Sanger Bros; shoes cheaper
than ever before, at our great Jan
nary clearing sale.
SANGER Bros.
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CHICAoO, January 10 The proyets Jour.
nal reports cattle 90 receipts a. sOH shin.
shipping steers, OOtf6 o. stuCkers and feed.
ert coal 30, cows. bulls aud mlNeI / 500
I ~; bulk, 6Oa3 90
Uugh..- Receipts is OOD. heavy. firm, nght
weAkef AZ GO.1t ~.
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We defy competition, and will sell
goods At the very lowest prices,
CHAMBERS Bro.
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Ifyou want bargains, 20 to Sanger
Bros. January bargain sale.
SANGER Bios.
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Waco Improvement company, OPP
posite poItolilce, will furnish material
aud build you house on the install.
meht plan.
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Mnoai Ha.aii Mnnnlii

Good split post-oag wood AZ the
Wiley jones stables on South Third
street.
E0AEl EGAN EGAN!
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save tae Poultry

save tae Poultry
BY using Bass celebrated Chicken
Cholera Cure. Cures cholera in forty
eight hours. For sale by Castles *
Morrison, Waco, Tex.
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~ Louis january 40 attic Srrrlt's
1l shipments. l,vU. market mluy active
NuU steady GOOD 10 choice shipping ...l %.
comm DO tl medium I uUHt 800. butuhcfs. Steer.
a.al 'O cows aud helfpr, . goa 49, stock.
yts and feeders 7IHt Ol,
Hogs Receipts ON. market active and
urm Hi 4Utfi -H
5hryr receipts lD shipments ep mtrkrt
lnlLYu md .Llnnk ulmmnu % rMILrl -nnl l.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-20

Mcs,rs. i, i. ~ w. IT, 'robiu;
GENT- have Uttered for years
from torpid liver aud stubborn cone
-tipaton OF the bowels, and myc tried
many remedies, bus your licpatolonc
has given mo moro rrlioi than any
remedy | have ever used. Respect
fully j.. T., llANSFuEp, VI. -,
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs Hinslows Soothing syrup should Al
ways be used for children teeIhins, II sooth'
iiafrhna
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Bargains all over our house,
SANGER l}Ros
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rum. i'ouiir,. Onmr. nc.

Lannon's Palermo 81 Iutus,v1
Iu prr hushDl Hl.
tHhhHgr western puf crate g. .t
5000 tu g. uU
h''., fH'l cream, i2saIlc We. era
bIWmvl IUU s. 4. uul tf,nm. &c.,
ttr.IrI applies Quarters. rr. NY ..rel ,..u
vEUIuUtt,l .N Do, hut,.. nv
SCOUT. .rDi barrel. 3. 3D. hHTthHrrsI 81 .r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-20

Hilr- ARE frequently proceeded by -
sense of weight in the back, loin- and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
The pntlcnt to suppose he ha4 ,our
affection Of the kidncNs or ncighbo ,
ing organs. ~ times, symptoms Of
Indigestion ARE present, ilUtulcucy
uuru-inc,, of the stomach; etc. a
moisture like pcrplIalluu, producing
% very di-Hgrccnhlr itching, after get
ting warm is n common attendant
Blind. bleeding and it"hugpilc. yield
nj once 600 the application of Dr. 30.
,mIko', l'ilc Remedy, which acts d.
rrtly upon the pnrt, effected, absorb.
ing the tuuor-, nllaying the intense
itching, aud rllrcllug u permanent
cure Price ~ crut, Address tho
DR.. Bo.anko Medicine CO., riQua Co.
sold by W. A. Williamson Il Go.
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Of SWEET CUM AND
MULLEIN.

Tue svoot gum, as gathered FROM a tree " the
same name growing along the small strrhmsin thu
southern States contains a stimulating eApegtA-
rtui priucpo That lnuscna tue phlrEin puIuelnf
the early morning cough, and stimulates lhr 'Nln
10 throw OH tho false membrane N Group, hlu
NhoOp g.cnugh when cOmbned WIN me near
INK nuclaginuus principle W nv nH, ,n p t.s
WEuEnY uF swim ANn MU,itlN U nnest
knowu comedy for Go. sns, Group NhuQplhsN,lkn
an1 ron.umptiQn and 50 palatnbls, any enid IL
nlpa-ad IN take b. Ash louL ~ ~siht ~ " f.....S
nhs.snd Nj, ~ alter A.Tayior' Atlhnts SAW
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nav No"K luuuufy ~ - Futures clos
n 700. tn unIuts lower
sales 81 tUu
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NrW yoWE -rurs-siUur HEruHT.
NV NusK january 900 spot cotton closed
s ail Hui unchanged
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sig, AUSTIN AVENUE.

Beane's cabinet photos, So per doz
Look at the new styles and bar
glu- 10 clothing at II. llaber.
Vaccine virus just received fresh At
H. Behren's
Desne's abiuel photos. So per do1.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-20

The advertisement of Il. lIpbcr, the
o.I aud and reliable dry goods mcr-
rUmu nl waco, win not fail TO attract
'h, tuliug public with its rock bot
tom quotations, Unprecedented in
tho dry goods mart Of this city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-20

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-07
NOI,ICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN holders of White Pine County Bonds is
sued under the Act of the Legislature OF the
State of Nevads, approved March 7. 1878, that
the Board of County Commissioners Of said
county Is now prepared to exchange such
bonds for the six per cent interest bonds of
said county, issued under the Act of the Leg.
islsture of the State of Nevada. approved
March 8, 1885. as authorized by said Act,
W. @. GALLAGHER, Chairman.
Hamilton, New, Dec 10, 1886. d1l-s0d