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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11
THE LITTLE FOLKS.


n love you, mother" said little John
Then, forgetting his work, his cap went on
And he was off to the garden awning,
And left her the wood and water to bring.
i love you, mother, said rosy Nell;
II love you better than tongue can tell"
Ihen she teased and pouted full half the day,
I'LL her mother reioiced when she went to play
Il love you, mother said little Fan;
To-day III help you all l can
How glad am school doesn't keep!'
DO she rocked the baby till it fell asleep.
~, M love You, mother. agairl thoy said
Three little children p lag to bed
how how DO you think nat mother guessed
WHICH u lhen really, loved her best?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11
Men of Great Memories.

As an illustration of how the memory
may be cultivated in retaining Il long list
of numbers, one has only to observe the
freight conductors, and very often rc-
markable examples of retentive memOr.
les will be found.
/ have been on the road as a freight
conductor for fourteen years, and III
that time my memory has had care
full training in the particular line of rc
tanning the numbers on the cars. | start
out on q run and know the numbers of
all the cars with which the train is
made up, and while some cars will be
left at stations along the road, and
other cars will be taken up, yet at the
end of our run if an officer asks me
whether / have car number so-and-
so. l can invariably tell him without
referring to my book.
Now, when it is remembered that the
train may be made up of forty cars, and
that the numbers run all the way from
the hundreds to the twenty-five and
hirty-thousands, and that dozen cara
may be taken off and another dozen taken
on along the road, ny statement UNI
doubtedly seems incredible to those not
Familiarity acquainted with this particu-
lar department of railroading. But ii
is fact, nevertheless, and have known
quite number of freight conductors
who have memories of equal retentiyc-
ness.
Noting the numbers on the cars daily
for years conductor becomes so famil-
lar with the work that his memory holds
these large numbers with but little diff
Guilty. The style and peculiar finish of
the cars from different roads are also
learned, and n conductor at IL glance
can tell the road to which q car belongs
as far as he can see it.-St Louis
GlOGe-DemOcrdt
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11

CALIFORNIA papers report that a farm
CT of Sierra County sunk an artesian
we'll, which at the depth of 300 feet
threw up hot water at the rate of 300
gallons minute, The water, which is
hot enough to cook an egg, flows for
half mile over the sandy desert, theL
forms pond several feet in depth and
sinks into the sand The pond con
tains hundreds of mountain trout from
one to three inches long. Where they
came from is problem. All the water
that flows into the pond is hot, there is
no spring anywhere near the pond, aud
no one has stocked its waters with
small fry.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11
A QUIET SUNDAY IN THE COUNTRY.

Mrs, Urban has always lived in the
city, but she has never believed in its
morals. The way Sunday is observed
IN she city. che says, is scandalous. 1t
Is Quite different in the country. To
prove it she took her three boys and
went out to visit her uncle who lives on
farm.
She told Urban It would let the boys
see what it was to keep Sunday, and
that next summer she would send them
out and let them stay all through vaca-
ton.
They arrived at Uncle Ezekiel's on
Saturday. "Ah," thought Mrs. Urban,
Tomorrow the boys can see the Sab
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11
The first steamboat that ever made the

The flrst steamboat that ever made the
trip from European port to Chicago,
arrived there on Thursday. She is the
Rosedale, new steel vessel, just from
the Clyde. She left London for Chicago
May 25th, with generl cargo and 5000
barrels of cement. She was built to run
between Chicago and Montreal, but her
successful passage has started scheme
for regular line of steamers between
Chicago and London by way Of the St.
Lawrence.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11

the matter of curatives what you want Is
something that will do its work while you
continue to do yours-a remedy that will give
you no Inconvenience nor interfere with your
business. such remedy is ALLCoCK's PoR-
ous PLAsTERs. These plasers are purely
vegetable and abso utcly harmless. They re-
Quire no change of diet, and are not affected
by wet or cold. Their action does not interfere
with labor or busin IS; you can toll and yet be
cured while hard at work. They are so pure
that the youngest the oldest, the most delicate
person of either sex can use them with great
benefit.
Beware Of limitations, and do not be deceived
by Misrepresentation.
Ask f r ALLCoCK's, and let no explanation
or solicitation induce you 10 accept a sub
stitute,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11
SS5 SOLID GOLD WATCH FREE!

splendid, solid gold watch s now sold tf
&So at that Is the in America; until lately
could not be purchased for less than $ We have both la
dies and gent. sizes with works aud of equal vauc
ONE PERSON IN EACH locality can secure one of thess
elegant watches absolutely FIRE These watches may DO
depended only spd gold standing tho
most perfect and reliable mekcerers in the world You
ask how this onder ofcr rUsshe2 We answCrwe wans
one person In each locality Keep their homes and
those who call complete line valuable and useful
HOUSEHOLD sAMLES these samples. well the watch.
send ABSOLUTELY aud amer you have kept them in
home months and shown them 10 those who may
have called they hcco7 ecty 5on propery pos
dbls TO make this offer sending the solid colo
Watch aud large Inc Of valuable samples FREE, for the
that the showing the samples In locality always
Results in trade amer samples have been in
locsity for month two, usually get from @ to
&5Oih uhds from the surrounding country Those who write
TO once will receive great benefit for scarcely work
and trouble This tho remarkable and liberal offer
Known made order that valuable Household Samples
may be placed where they he all Amtr
reader will be hardly trouble for show them to
those who may call home and your reward will be most
satisfactory postal card which 10 write costs but
and IT, you know ALL do TO further
why harm done but 1t do send address at
you FREE Ar ELEGANT SIS, SOLID GoID,
WArcu and tsFGs complete line Of sau-
eble HOUSEHOLD SAMPLES. We pr all express freight ETC.
Address, srINsoN & Co.. Box 4G7 PGstland, Aaihe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11
THE TAILOR'S BIRD.


He
The poor little tailor inquired.
We haven't a cent
Our money is spent,
There's the devil to pay,
And I'm tired.
Don't be- my dear, in such great haste
To fret for it amt any use;
l will give you to eat
Something that s sweet,
For I'm going to basic
Your goose.
A Boston leather merchant who was
in Ireland last year was accosted one
morning by native of the Green Isle
"Good morning, sor." "The same to
you, sir. " You're an American" "How
do you know? 2" by the shoes yez have
on yez; America is foine country; it
is aisy to make money there" "Well,
some make money and others do not. u
ooh! they all make money; L have a
cousin who has just come home, and lie
is living on the interest of what he
saved over there" "What business was
he in?' 81 don't exactly know, sor but
/ think he was a conductor on q horse
car. "-Shoe and Leather Reporter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11
HUNIOR.
AN old settler-the egg she'll.

AN old settler-the egg she'll.
AN early settler-The cocktail.
The patron saint of journalism is the
ID.
WHISKY and the police get good
many men into trouble.-WaShi11gton
critic.
A PATCH on boys trousers is some
thing new under the son.-BOSton
Traveller.
The man who goes cover the bay"
too often is apt to get into strait
Hotel Mail.
A WELSH barber may not be able to
cook Welsh rarebit though he is a
Welsh hair-dresser.
The reason that the stove pipe is
such favorite among paragraphists is
that it always looks funnelly when put
together Boston courier.
IT'S now that the school m@'m begins to remem-
Der
The two months vacation 'twixt June and Sep
TENDER;
She labored with ardor and needs a vacation,
And views its arrival with pleasant elation.
Mr.. HAM (the eminent tragedian, to
shoe dealer)-Sirrah, methinks that on
your line of theatrical shoes | cen will
gaze. Sirrah-1es, sir; something. l
s'pose, in double soles, wrought-iron
tips and heel plates ?-NelU York Sun.
SHE-What frigid, tall creature
Miss Cantatrice is. He-I agree with
you, but what is that high note she is
on now? She-I'm sure | don't recog-
nize it. Perhaps it may be new one
Polar G, for instance. -Ne,U HdUcn
NelcS.
AN article is going the rounds headed
SLOW to Treat Servants" We haven't
read it, because there is only one way to
treat servants. Ask them to come up
and name their poison just as you would
anybody else, if you are going to do it
at all.-1rkanSa,U IraUeler.
FoND papa Ito daughter)-And so
you think you must learn French,
Clara? Daughter - Yes, papa; in
fashionable society there are 50 many
things one can say in French that would
not sound well in English, you know.
Fond papa-H-m !-NetO York Sun.
SURGEoN-"Now, my man, I am about
to amputate your foot" "Well, go
ahead" II would advise you to submit to
be placed under the influence of an anes-
thetic." Hang your anastetics! But
tell you what l wish you would do"
"Well?" Have somebody bring me
the score of the ball game by innings
while you're at work. "-LincoLn Jour-
nal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11

Cuba is overrun with bandits who prey up
Oh lis rich planters.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11

Papers all over Tennessee report a heavy
yield OF wheat
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11

Would you know the keen delight
OF a wholesome appetite,
Unrestrained by COLES dire,
Headaches curse, or fever's fire,
Thoughts mOrOse, or icy chills?
Then use DR.. Pirrce's pills.
DR.. Pierce's Pursative Pelietts-the original
Il only genuine Little Liver Pills; 20 cents Il
vial.
1t is believed Congress may adjourn about
the middle of August.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11

Many a patient, young or olden,
Owes quick recovery
All to DR.. PierCe's Golden
Medical Discovery.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-08-11

When threatening lung disorder,
Shows its first proClivity,
Do not let it cross the border
Queu it with activity.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
OlaymontI Itana,

Several Of our farmers have already
got their threehipR done. The wheat
yield ID considered good. Mr.. William
Casey, James McOOmb and Geo. Casey
are among our largest oultlvatora Of the
above grain. The oats are also tuning
out we'll.
We have the usual crop Of weeds.
What is 3 Weed2 A plant, the virtue
Of which has not been discovered.
Sloan Sunday school goes on An ex-
cursion to Sea Breeze on Thuraduy next,
August ID. There 10 one blessing
nearly every one oAn enjoy, without
exception, vouchsAEed TO a man above
all Others Of worldly pleasure, aud that
is to take your best gal, II you have got
one aud 20 on the above excursion. A
little recreation now and then don't
hurt the best Of men.
Mr.. VIM. DAnzenbaker is meeting
with good success with his steam
thresher. BE loves to work from sun
to sun, but 3 woDsn's work is never
done, because when she has nothing
else TO do she has her hair to fix.
Jesse and William Hopes, our enter.
prisIng millers, are buying up large
quantity Of wheat for summer use.
| These gentlemen have good trade es
that money eau buy all the necessary
arrangements for their mill. We know
this one thing, that only a ring ls neces.
sAry to engage . wife, but nothing short
Of cash viii secure q good hired girl.
Frederick BeAuregaurd, Jesse Hopes,
| William DAnzsnbRker, Robert Casey,
Jr., and A. 8. Ottey have all had their
bugRleH Epd carriages newly done up
bp Jacob Norett, who is competent to
do 3 fiTAt-e!GtB job. The latter gentle
man has been here at Olaymont In the
whselwriRht business for q long time
Mr.. Norstt and A. 8. 0ttey have aisC
built siuos spring two very fine Gsr
mantoWn wagons, one for MIS-. GraS
and the other for DR.. CAriezA, sr.
Captain Tnbbs and his force OF mer
have given the railroad crossing on tht
main road general overhauling
which is now In first GLASS condition
The Captain will have the praise o
many for this piece Of work alone
Vol, Captain, II we were TO take AwaI
the women, what sort o; . world woult
1t be2 What would follow2 Why th
men, OF course.
The prayer meeting Ia still going OF
at the M. e. Church, on every Wednes
day evening. The attendance 10 small
and we think IL WOulunb hurt mos
who don't go to drop in once in awhile
rs we believe they would enjoy the dis
courses spoken there 0a the last meet
ing night Br. Eben Baldwin Hpok
very creditAbly on the resurrection. Ol
the next occasion Mr. A. 8. Ottey vii
take charge, subject: The Bible"
Sincerity is to speak % We think, (
do as we pretend and profess to per
form, and make good what we promise
and re4lly to he what wo would nesn
and appear to be.
Mr. Joseph S'awter WAS considerably
under tho weather for few days; bu
we are glad to report him on the roa'
TO health once more,
Mrs. j. B. Wilson has purchase
twenty-five car leads Of stone duat
put on tha drive way around her Drop
erty lately purchased from Mr.. Ad
dtick; we are also informed ths. ahe, |
the near future, COL templates buildin
q grand mansion in TIE pleoe Of the ol
homeeteRd One Of the pIe'tlest lawn
In UlAynont is on this property.
YETTo.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
maus~v Helshn

Quite = number Of Wheslnsn from
Wilmington, Glen Mills, Camden and
PhilAdelpbiA, making party Of thirty,
visited Chester Heights on Sunday,
They attracted no little attention
from the inhabitants Of the ru-
raj districts, who fooked about them
like bees around . hive. They were
the admired Of the Admlrerr. It took
the delegates, consisting Of sixteen
wheels, about one hour and twenty
minutes to make the distance, about
thirteen miles. Among the Whining.
tonians seen on the camp ground were
the following named: William +. Rob.
inson, William Hukill and family,
James VanTrump and family, John
GreeDlee, George Hodges, George Gar.
rett, James Murphy and Frank sharp.
ley. The attendance did not appear to
be rs large as big Sunday at Brandy
wine Summit tAnp. The very best OF
order prevailed and the meetings were
largely attended.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
shot by q roy pistol,

GecrHe A Knight, the IA year old son
Of 3 Cleveland, Ohio, oitizsn, died this
week from the effects of what at tirst
seemed Elight Injury. Several weeks
ago the boy WAS accidentally shot In
the hand by q blank cartridge In toy
pistol. Phy ysiciaus cressed the wound
and pronounced It not serious. 1t was
apparently doing we'll until one day
last week, when young Knights moth
er discovered a plecs OF wAdd!Dg In the
hand. On the following day the cords
In the boys neck began to swell, and q
doctor who Was summoned stated thai
tetanus had set In. A council Of physi
clans was held aud everything wal
done for the sufferer that human scienct
could sugResr, but to no purpose.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
polnE me suussMoE

A pretty, talented eirl who has just
completed her school courae With credit,
ani by reason OF rather special tAlsnts
has received more attention and Gdmi
ration then falls to the lot of most girls,
vas asked the other day how ahe wAt
enjoying her vacation. "Oh, I'm en-.
joEing It very muoh," she answered
brightly. "l'm doing the hOussWork
now, and letting mother have q liitlf
rest" "Your mother is away on . va.
cation, them" was the natural ques-
tion. "Ob, no, she's at home, but I'm
giving her n chance r. rest In the mern
log and to dress up and sit out on the
piazza when she feels like 1t. l think
1t will do her good to have = LITTLE
change"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
OlunR 10 the pilot,

Mary Belly, young woman who
had Just arrived in this country from
Ireland, left her Aunt's house In JerSt y
Oity the other evening to take q walk
with two Of her cousins. As the three
girls we're crossing the Pennsylvania ia
railroad tracks at Warren street train
dashed by them. The couaiDs drew
back, screaming but Mary disappeared.
After Looking In vain for her body, 80
the story goss, the frightened aearchers
went to the railroad station, where they
found the girl, who explained that,
having been hurled on the pilot OF the
engine, she olunR to 1t desperately IN.
III the train stopped. a slight scalp
wound is reported to be the only injury
Which she reeai9ed.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
AuhIness Our,O.

Hsome time ago." says Nature, "an
English resident at canton, Mr.. Pit.
man, bought a curious monhtrosity-l
SOW with six legs. The front part oi
tue body ls almple-thAt is, the animal
mas ono head, ore thorax and two front
legs. Behind, ell the organs are double.
NJ. Bszaure, the French Consul at Oan-
ton, persuaded MIR. PitmRn to les him
have this strange creature for the Paris
Museum Of Natural History, where II
may now bo seen. 1t ia white, with
grsat black spots, and appears to be in
perfect health. The separation OF the
two trunks seems TO begin after the dor.
sal vertebI@, but the animal is so fat
that this cannot be precisely deter
mined"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
BALTIMOKE a OAIIO HALE OAE
EuHNDUEs III EEFKUr, April Ip. lsSA
Trains leave psIAWGrO AVonUa Dspee
EAST BOUND.

EhSI bNlUNDs
For Philadelphia and Chester, IN, 30
SIS, 50 800 90, 10 30 and Ell II a. n. bo,s 90
3 IS, 20 70, B 70, 20, I 30, Ks 90 and 8 bb p. n
On SundRye,1 so, bb, 9 ob, 10 80 And I'll IL
m; 90, Oo,s bb,Ab 20, s 20, 0 tO,As Gs and u
p. m. ----
FOR Singerly, accommodation, daily Il %
q. N.
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, dslly ez
oept Sunday 60 3. m.
For ohiOsEO And PittsburE, express, daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
II s9 m.
Baltimore accommodation, daily ! 10 m
PttnDurE, OhicAgo and st. Louis express
dsily 3 20 p m,
StnRerly accommodation, daily 7 sd p N.
TOb LAEDRNBEhCS,9 o 10 A, n. m.lsunoh>
only, ll00 \. NJ. dHtli aToSpt sunday, 2 u
. 80, : 90 p. m. daily.
Trains iesys oIaTzet Street Stsuoui
F9E PhuadeIphiG 3 % p. N. daily. 70
Baltimore % ?. n, daily. FUH Ilandtp
| barE $50 And l.oo a. N. dasly, oxSdpt Sun
dsyi s.ioA. "a on sunday oniN GSs Ind s,s'
Pittsburs, Chicago AMI sS I,Ouiu expires
daily 20 m.
Trains ior MilmIngsou-GeAYs PhnSas,
phfa, daily, ~ 0e, 1900, All &C o. IL, Il o
noon, -, AGO, 90, ss.oo, eco. 1Np, 10 10
1sily, s1eeps Sunday, $50, T.sO q. N
u. 2s, and APo .. N.
Sundays only, s.15 . m.
Express trRin6s
RATBs TO WESTERN roTNrs LOWER TRAl
VIA AMY oTHRR LINZ
| y. M. OLEMkETn, q, n,SuTlLE.
Genn MANAGE. Ssonn Pass E.Ss;''
Teiophops No. lPa
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
nnNE,ImrrI,,H UuREn.

An old physician retired nom practice
having had placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis ia
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Dom,
plants, after having tested It's wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has
felt 1t his duty 70 make 1t known to his
autterIn follows Aotuated by this motive
and q desire 70 relieve human suffering,
viii send free Of charge, to all who desire 1t,
this recipe, iu q erman, Fronch or Z ngiish
with fulf directions for preparing and using
Sent by mail by address ing with stamp
naming this paper W. A. MOVES, l49 Row
oE'B Block, Rochester. N. Y ly-eOW-W
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30

"a watermelon, oven though 1t be
go poundsr," PHILOSOPHERS the Atlanta
Constitution, "ie not intended TO be de-
voured in public, nor lie one watermelon,
no matter what Its weight may be,
more than enough fer one healthy por-
son. This fact is probably well known
to every country school boy. The art
OF eating = watermelon and keeping
cool Is as simple now as IL WAS in days
OF long ago. Tho rind should be slit
with g short-bladed knife, so that when
the melon ia divided the heart OF 1t
she'll rest in one Of the halves in one
luscious, juicy lump, The knife should
then be carefully wiped and then put in
the pocket. Then the coat should be
taken of and the sleeves rolled up.
Plunge the right hand under one end OF
the heart and the left hand under the
other; lift the dripping MASS TO the
mouth and fall to. The juice will trloEle
down your arms and sAturA your fncei
bat what Of i.2 There is plenty and TO
EpAEe, tbongh the feSs! is the raTest to
be found en- earth
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
arlavsd to peath.

James King, q foreman IN foundry
In Birmingham, Conn.,, having been
killed while ct work several month";
ago, 1t is now reported, according tn q
despatch 10 New Haven paper, that
his liIs!s son Arthur has actually
srieved himself to death In consequences.
1.-THE child was Just beginning to talk
and as the days went by he would con-
stantly call IPapai papa" and he grew
thinner day by DAY. Ten days since hii
mother took him to New York, hoping
that change Of sosne would eject {
cure, bat IL did not. On Saturday
brain trouble set In and he died OIL
Mondsy."
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
nr. sImma, IgHe Ouro

Is the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and weakness OF the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see an object three feet
of could SEQ distinctly and plain q good
distance away on using one bottle, So
with mary others whom We can refer tn,
sapplied in 30 and 90 cent bottles.
Prescription OF DIR. j. SImms & Son,
ES~..S .-a I--s S..---.;, W..-z.-S.9n /,
Del. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
The NRork { CompIeted.

The work Of cleAI ing the basins ri
Cool Spring reservoir is finished and on
Saturday afternoon water was turned
into the north basin. Both are now
allied with pure, clear water, vastly
different from the MACS Of filth Of July
9Th.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
AOHLUAL

NOTICE.-WR, BRILELY & WHIT
IN GRAF r, the tenants and occupants Of thS
house situated 100 C. Water St.ta the End ware
of The city Of Wllmingt9n. county ef New
Castle and State OF Delaware, In com
pliAnee with the requirements Of tht
acts of the General Assembly In such cas-.
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that we shall apply in writing 70 thelC9prt o.
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jan DellY'
cry. or the state OF Delaware, in and for New
CastleCOunty, on Monday, the nth day Of sept
A. u. 1883, being the next term Of said court
for license for said house as an Inn or tavern,
for the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors IN
less auRntities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application, VIE
Phillip II. Shea, Peter GROSS,
Depufs Conner, John y, Hirzel,
Adnlph KlOberF, George u. Metzner,
q, IL, +. Gross, SAMUEL y. Y ed
NJ. Brady, Samuel Hockheimeri
Jas, w Porter. A, W. Randolph,
RObt, Kenyon, George ID. FArrA,
w, Hammond stansbury Murray Jr.i
Chaa. n einel, JOhu j. Bush,
Nicholas Jenny, Robert Hutton,
John ID. Tho ipson, VIM. BAbeock,
Henry Gebert James n. Murray,
A, Smith, BRILELY 4 WhITCRAFr,
iu2s 81
Daily Republican., 1888-07-30
NToTioE-TAx.PAYERs TAKE NO

AYOTlOB - TAX.PAYER5 TAKE NO
IN TlOE.
Oity and school Taxes for 1888.
Tho undersigned, rocelvers OF taxes for the
City Of " ilmington, will DO ct 10 Is. oth st
between Market and King Sts., during the
month OF July, 1888, between the hours ei =
and IL in the morning, and from 2 TO IL
the afternoon, for the purpose Of reoeivlns
taxes. ON all taxes paid during July, there
will be q redustiOn Of cents on overy col
lar, and all taxes paid on or after the lal
day OF August, shall be payable without 9
deduction. afofesaid; and Gil taxes unpaid
on the lst day OF September, shall be inoreas,
cd BY tho additisn off pei oentum on tht
amount thereof. EDMUND r. MOODY,
heoeiver OF RoTthern dlstrlot, inclu1lne
all north OF 9th btreet.
MARTIN J. MEhLBN,
Receiver or Southern disttiot, ineludtna
all south Of 9Th street. ieSo-u