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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-27

INDIAN PA1nsx7s.-On Tuesday morn
Ing the party to make the payments to the
Mississippi bands Of tho Chippewa Indians
left town. 1t comprised:
Major J: r. Bardwell, Indian Agent,
= Major Geo. A.cheson, Ex-Agent.
Mr.. ]. G. Ramsey, Of St.. Paul.
I. Rev. Wright, (Presbytsrian,) Of stillva-
Tor.
Rev. Stewart, (EpiscopaD Of Sank Cen
ire. IT, = -, s,,r4.,,. f.. ., :,
Rev. Cobb, (Ms.hodist) Of St Anthony.
Rev. Marvin, (UniversaAst) Of st. Paul
Truman Warren, q. 8. Interpreter. :,
There WAS IN escort Of ten men from
Fort Smelling, to which thirty more would
be added At Fort Ripley. The first pay
meut will be made at the mouth Of Pine
river the next, at White Oak Point; the
next, At Red Lake; the next. at Lsech
Lake; the next, At White Earth; and tho
last Il Pembins. The party expects to be
out two months, which win carry them
into the dead Of winter. The payment 10
being made, % payments usually are, H.
together too late in tho season. Capt.
earns, Of this place, has forwarded some
Any tons Of annuity goods and supplies for
this payment. ...-s 80.
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.uELB0SE.

See % Grow l-Need Of . Railroad IN
Salk Vauley-Political Matters.
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- 4b will buy hrstr class Wilson Shut
tle Sewing Machine, Of Andrew Johnson.
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Coxcrar.-The Presbyter,an Sabbath
School Concert will b held on next Sab
bath evening, At the church. There will
bs the customary exercises.
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Capt. West returned yesterday from
Kingston, having had q risk on DeCoster's
stock of goods burned there last week.
He says the fire was undoubtedly the work
Of an incendiary. .''.''
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Tho best assortment Of heating stoves,
at Rosenberger Bros,
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~. Txl B1s1l TIM Cn1Arzsr l-Nixoa hae
o. had I've hundred barrels Of The choicest
Michigan spplss. Every barrel IL warrant
ed. They VIM b sold q $3.50 pr barrel.
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NATUR:E'S s. -
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Contains NO Lac Sulphur--No sugar of.Iead-No
Ltharge-No Nitrate of Silver and 10 entirely free
from the Poisonors and Health-destruytnl br1ss
used in other Hair Preparations.
Transpat Mt and clear - crystal, It viii not coil
C1ENT-dectdaufums LONG SOUGHT FOR AND
FOUND AT LAST!
1t restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
Gray, imparts . soft, glossy appearance, removes
the hair from falling Of, and restores 1t to great
extent when prematurely lost, prevents Headache,
cures all Humoss, cutneo1s eruptcns and unnatural
Article in the market
Dr.. G. SMITH, Patentee. Gorton Junction. Nsss.
Prepared only by PROCTOR BROTHRRs, Gsouess.
ter, Mass The Genuine 10 put up in panel bottle,
10 the glass. Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair
Restorative, and taka no other. In
For SALE BY G. scHuLTEN, Drasxiss St. Cloud,
Nlnn. - - v13nl0
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80, g -. ". Tsuvoerde would call attention
to his elegant new stock Of broadoloths,
doestins, meltons, elk back Lyons velvet,
plain and figured, which are oil real and
imported, and will DO sold very low. He
IL confident that he can suit those who
want really nios article. ;,fs.5$:s'>' +. ~ y
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-, "A choice issortnent Of liquors, fol
family aid medicinal purposes, at fai,
prices, q Boyd's.
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Farm for Sale,

THE undersigned offers for sale ssod
i farm Of 100 acres, onsths north and Of
Maine Prairie, about .....-..- +
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prsi-
RE an meadow, and the whole eaciosed
with good fence thirty sores being uadsr
cultivation. On the premises IL ! ~a-iH
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouss I've
good wells, and other Improvements. TIis
farm isdirectly on the main road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of
~: 1885, <f--z ~ J.. 8. DAN, =
.. Z. 3.+, -. - On the uromiaaas
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he Excelsior"
MONTHLY MAGAZINE,

: Tho "Excelsior" is a2-p.ge Magazine
with illustrations and about one-th,yd larg-
r. than any ordinary double-column Mag-
azine. is of the highest toned morality,
not sectarian or partisan, and extends to
az the hand Of love, sympathy and fellow
snip: ltaims to stimulate and provoke to
good purposes and e'1deavors; to be Pure
Fascinating, lnstruccting, Novel, yet true
Pungent, Wide Awake, Chaste, fitted for
the Christian home to interest also and
entertain and still be f,,ithful in proclaim
ing the truth and so attractive (if possible)
as tocharm even the Giust confirmed Novel
reader. ..,..r :,s ,..-~, /: ~
We are now prepared to offer the. bra
EXCELSIOR MONTHLY MAGAZINE
i @"',' A FIR Il Il GIFT
To oil NEW Subscribers to our paper, also
for oil RENEwAIs, who will subscribe i'm
mediately and pay in advance. This is .
rare opportunity: Hand in you subscrip-
tons 1t once,s and secure the "Excelsior'
Magazine for six months FREE.
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T1AxsPo11A11oH.-Bu 4 Wilder
have shipped during the past week the fol-
lowing freight: POUNDS
.0oyerument 6,4b2
Hudson Bay Co, 66,981
Red River Letters, "a ,662
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New goods st J. ". Tenvoords's inolua-
ing groceries, dry goods, oroeksry, boots
shoes, &c., to be sold cheap for cash.
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..- 1OOfBARREIs
EXTRA MESS PORK.
Just received and for sale in quantities to
nit purchaser, ct e. r.. .
"a "a fs.sz DIN. g. MURPHY q &C. 81.
.2 as;.f Is. q. Gernsin strsst, st. Cloud.
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Get your winter overeost 1t Piokit 4
Abbott's. They hsvs oil styles and prices.
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- Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Az PARK Row,
New York, and s. NJ. PsttensiN + Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are tho sole agents
for Tus JOURNAL, in that city, and are au-
thorized to contract for inserting advertise
ments for US at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
leave their favors with either Of the above
houses. 81.
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!. "A regular meeting Of the City Council
viii DO held On next Monday evening. q
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Whitewater wagons, for sale
at Grovenor's.
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Losf.-Oa The 18th, between seberger's
hotel and tho Court. House, small lady's
gold watch. A reward Of IS win be paid
the finder, On leaving the watch st'this
ONCE " ~'Ef
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Tho best branas Of -four, in any guam
tity, at. -, ~.tr... Smiths Grocery.
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groceries received every day, At
'F'|'' PAU MooxIHHAuP1's.
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Tho bsst ssssA II seA asd silver
watches IN tie city, = Bush's.
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STILL AT IT.

The demand at Jos. Edelbrook's for those
boots and shoes continues undated. They
are admitted to he the best make in the
market, and Mr.. Edelbrock is selling them
little lower than ever before. He has
also heavy stock Of ready. made clothing,
dress goods, groceries, SC. Do not fail to
9ive him q call.
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"A large stock Of heavy blankets, and
winter goods Of all kinds, at Pickit & Ao-
bolts.
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N.i;nne1 St..-rn.A.. -

.-73NSssVhssA VA ~ VUssoIs = TtetE35a@|3EzEsE
..1s. q Grovsnor's.
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ct Grovenor's.

-Fasness, look st the Burial Iron Corn
Shelter, -: :.-.@
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:

-Woodenware, 1t Rossnbsrger Bros.
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The Republicans Of Otter Tail County
have made the following nominations:
For County Attorney, E. E. Corliss ;.
Court Commissioner, c. D. Keck; Commits
sioner. LIST District, NJ. Fiddler; do ID
District, NJ. Juelson. >:'.' i
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hishisaa applss, comb honey and
,raabarisg, Is Boyds. ~. q = =
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Hail to the Chief Who in Triumph
Advauces.''


Hail to the Chief Who in Triumph
Advauces.'' -.
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NESMJTH'S
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbago, Sciati-
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Stiff Joints, Frozep Limbs, Chill
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= 49, 90. Burns, Scalde, Fever .-,
3: *. r Sores, Tooth Ache, Ear r .
Ache. Head Ache,
no difference how
bad nor what
it proceeds
from.
Chspped Lips, Chapped Hands, Stings Of
Bees, Bites Of Poisonous Insects. and in
fact oil Of tho external Pains and Aches
that the human family is heir to, by rub
bling it freely on the part affected, without
friction.
For Tooth Ache, saturate little cotton
with it and place it in tho hollow Of the
tooth and for Ear Ache, drop two or
three drops Of it into the ear affected,
And all Pain will Instantly Cease.
PREPARED and Sold by the Inventor and Pro.
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-Mishwaukss Pillow, ~ 5.n:z , ;. + !. (
- p. -:.:sfs -, u Ii - at 0roye.or's,
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Rex Isls1d Plevs,
!. IS. & n a1s,,asr's.
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<s1so1AL.-den. y. y. UAv1dson, Bur.
.veyor General Of Minaesota, vas in town
on Saturday. He continued his journey
westward. Al ~af,5t,
Mr.. Warren johnson, wife and son, Of
Watsrtown, N. r.. were in town several
days this week. They were visiting Mr..
- cousin, Mr.. J. B. Abbott. 49,,
Mr.. J. G. Mod Donald, Of Melrose, passed
through town on Friday, IN route for Ore.
gon. 49,, 49,. -
san Mayall, &c.," was in town this
week. I'D. ~ 49,. o.. II
Capt. g. N. Bruce, Of Sank Centre, and
H. G. Barrett, Of Clearwater, were in town
,ysstsrday. n..... q - '...,, -; =,
" Hon. Il. +. w.l,.s, Of Minneapolis u; !;
Mr.. h. B. Hancock, brother Of General
Haaseok, and Mr.. J. Potts Brown Of St.
Paul; aadJ. v. Bishop, Of Maakato were
n the eity yesterday. 49,. 49,, -"
III; Mr. T. n. 'Ault, contractor On Tie North
IN Pasiao vsa II Ousr Tall i II town.
-: cel u. H. Own, Of Tie, Northern
fssiae, was IL To city tAiswesk. oaioes in
1essabsryer's Block .will soeu b. opsaed
for The sagiaesrs Of he road. H.. H. ~
,s4 0oaAAz OaAfs1H.-Oa Thur,day even
ing Gen. German put II q appearance,
and bic arrival va hsEaldsd By loud noises
supoa brass insarunsals / and \. vigorous
= pouuai1ss upon snars drums. The had
ovas hhswiss psstsd q the Court House,
but I'll thsss efforts failed 70 draw : crowd,
and The General, IL . very bad hunio,r.. II
he lack Of interest displayed, spoke hi,
little piece to empty beaches. It was the
same speech he has delivered here ct in
tsvals during the past I've years, the only
difference being in The style Of the adjse-
lives used whsa rsfsrring 70 Donnelly. On
lesvious occasions, he dwslt very severely
upon tAs: sourss Of the high-aow tsrid
('you psys your money and you take.
your ehoics'') candidate, but on this, he
pressed him, ~ it were, with f,ryor and
Affection "a, his patriotic bosom. &
'"7 This meeting, or rather this fxsle, dem.
sastrated very plainly that what lital,
Doaaslly intssssk haa bsea created in thii
p'ss Asd ensctuslly died out. Very fsv
@Oemoorsss, except some Of the leaders VIC
: 1sve : purpose in view, care : hr abou,
:ponueliy and the great majority Of Ii,
~ hspubliesns have resolved to support /.
consistent member Of their own III,
regular nominee, Gen: Averin. :.
's%. Gen. German had appoia.nea,s to ,n.a,
: Up Sank Valley, but he was % di,eu.t.ii
il With his cool reception here that he turn.t
about next morning and took the b.o,
track for g. Paul. We don't blame him
Il vas disooursging. s5,sasas..sstsa..s
S=5 - Fall and winter business suits, It loy
dlures, q Piokit 4 Abbott's. :.sssas
Miehigan applss, comb honey ~,
eraabsrziss, 9 Boyd's. II s5 s..5..., e.
90 he esisbrstsd lsoaony,' the bss
hoof1ne ntoya knovn ~ asnafkSs ss 80
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Save your fingers, BY buying > carpet
stretehsr at Rosenbsrger Bros. .tt..-.
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- 81 and winter business suits, It low
6lures, Ct Rokit & Abbott's. $. :ssssa.
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An sizes q rope, y : o,spbsrser Bros.

-Nesmith' Pam Extractor il without
an equal. Read the advertisement.
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,Ar1Ixr1ox FAaN1Rs For the best
pillow in the market, 60 to Smiths Grocery.
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-Areties, for ladies' and gentlemen's
wear, rubbers and sandals, In large sssort-
ment, at Piokit l. Abbott's.

... Rev. Wright, Of Saltwater, preached In
tho Prssby terian church on Sabbath evening
last. ..-.> ii easas.1f ,eI..,g = - a.
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LOC AL NEWS.

49, w would respectfully rsqsest al
S.siness men and Others r,shng any kind Of
Job Printing, to eu!l and examine our
eztensive cock Of Ntso Material, just received
rom tho East, before sending to 81. Pavl Or
going elsewhere. Or JOB Office Il now one
Of tie beet IN tho State, and We do seork
v1ieA vs will guarantee to b satisfactory at
Saint Paul Prices.
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city, free Of charge, to all pc.sons who buy
Of Morse.
Choice teas and cotfees, direct from
New York, just received at Edslbrock's.
Mr.. o. o. Hines has purchased the
building on Washington avenue, ono door
south Of Benefits gun shop and is putting
IN addition 70 the rear end. The front will
b used for paint shop, the back for
dwelling. " V"'
-Areties, for ladies' and gentlemen's
wear, rubbers and sandals, In large sssort-
ment, at Pickit l. Abbott's. ...
IT,. Rev. Wright, Of Saltwater, preached In
tho Prssby terian church on Sabbath evening
last. -,> II ,tssas.es ,7l-.sJ = - a.
ATTENTION FAansRs For the best
pillow in the market, 60 to Smiths Grocery.
Capt. West returned yesterday from
Kingston, having had . risk on DeCoster's
stock of goods burned there last week.
He says the fire was undoubtedly the work
Of an inoendiary. -. .. .":.
Tho best branas Of -four, in any guam
tity, at. ~ur,. Smiths Grocery.
Losf.-Oa The 18th, between seberger's
hotel and tho Court. House, = small lady's
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AARRIED,
-. = -

Sweet cidsr, 4 Horn,
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OAcial Paper Of tho City.
1sial PAPER OF NonoHyalia County

u The Circulation Of The JournsA
IL DOUBLE that Of any other paper
P,blished in Northern Adinneseta. Let
Advertisoa N remember this. H.
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LUMBER MARKET.
ll1LLPhACk1 FORFLOUR

-...i = 4:
oo111c11D W18ILH N DAylDS CLAlx
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Choice teas and coffees, direct from
New York, just received ct Edelbrock's.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-21
In,nnrtnnt 10 Females.

When q female IL III trouble or hHllctcu MIN
disease, md requires medical or rGrgital ~.ssist-
ancc, the inquiry should lie, where IL there u
physician who IL fully competent TO administer
relief, ard whose respectable standing In society
recommends him TO the confidence Of the cCnl-
munity! The Doctor. understanding how IN
uerstiyeIy necessary there requirements are,
feels called upon to intcrpOsc, md beg the ni,ch-
ton OF the afflicted TO the fhct that he has bcen
a Professor OF Obstrctics and Femal Diseaics
for twenty years. md IL fully qualified 10 hdin!n-
lister I'm All cascs, both incidentally md surgical
Nv, not In a superficial manner. but In AZ thor
ough a manner az years OF study ard practice
both in hospitals and private fsmilicr-can
make. to saye them from the hands oil Inc I'M
0ualifed, INSCRIPTIONS and designing. Ihere-
fore families can rely upon him ar upon father;
All In a~nliction can find In him one WHO viii
sympithize with and bcfricnd them In trouble
one In whore secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed. Consultation b! letter or otherwifc,
FuEE. See address below.
Ladies', the nature or whose tronblcs require
the constant attention Of the DoclCr, can be lur-
nishcd with apartments, md sIillful and alien
tive nurses.
Oflce, for the salc Of DR.. Young's PEEyEsT-
ALIVE PowpgRs, for married ladics. Ihcso
Powders are perfectly safc and effective. Pfice.
40 pcr box. One box will last from four to Fix
DIR YouHa's FRENCH LUNAR, OR FEMALE
MONTHLY PILLS, for tie removal OF oil onstrrc-
lions. Price, IS. Either kind sent by mail upon
receipt OF price.
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SAIGON lSOR SALE.

A CASH PURCHAsERC CAN ,HEAR OF A
n Good chance 10 70 into the saloon business.
n = iour established place with a good run OF
custcm. Furniture and bar fixtures complete.
with stock of liquor and everything In running
order. Price moderate.
For particulars inquire at this office. -
January ltth, 1SO. !aIru
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J. N. %FLURScHuTZ,
No. 20 sesth O street, virginia, New.
CANDY MANUFACTURER

AM NOW READY TO FILL ORDERS FOR
| all kinds Of Cakes, Pyramids, Candies, Candy
TOYS, etc., wholesale and retail. My stock OF
Confectionery, Candles, Plain and Ornamental
Cakes. will be found complete In every respect,
and made from the very best materials, at the
lowest prices. In the Refrcshment Saloon, /
have always ready tho most delicious Coffee,
Tea. Chocolate, Cakes, Etc. Families and Par
ties supplied with the above al the shortest
notice. Also, with Oysters In she'll, open, or
prepared In any style desired. Jallu
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lively STYLE "Dame Durden,'' replying
to the ~vociferous encore Of the audi
ence with another gay song. Tho
Moon is Beaming Ger the Lake was
well sung by Mrs. Dorwln and Mrs.
Hillyer. and after "Home Sweet
Home" performed as n piano solo by
| Professor Gee, Mrs. Rosener sang in
splendid style "Come In and Shut the
Door" responding to the appreciatiye
encore, with "Nothing Else to Do
which was also deservedly ~applauded.
The Goat Bells" by Mrs. Storer, re-
ceiyed a loud encore. and she respond
ed with the most pleasing little gem OF
the evening, "katy's Letter. Ma
guire sweetly sang "Do Not Wound
the Heart that Loved Thee" replying
to an encore, with the festive little
song of kissing on the Sly" The
duet, clear Ne Norma" by Mrs.
| Storer and Mrs. Summers, was also
well given, and this grand musical
feast-for such it was to Il Carson
frieads-cloSed with "Auld Lang
Syne." in which the audience extern
sively Joined.
THE BALI.
From the theater, all interested in
the dancing portion of the programme
rcaaircd to Moore 4 Parker's new hall.
This is orc of the finest and best
arranged halls in the country, spacious
and well finished inside and out, and q
mcrrier and more agreeable company
we V saw gathered together any
where. Carson is famed for the beauty
aud attractive charms of her fair
daughters and peerless danes, hence
Virgiuians. Gold Killers nOr anybody
else could fail TO hive n truly pleasant
time-"'rwa love among the roses"
Everything waS good except the music,
which was not by the Gold Hill Band,
but belonged to Carson. \ choice sup
per was provided about l o'clock, and
ut just 90 minutes of , O'Clock our
party. with many kind thanks to their
friends and entertainers, left Carson
by a special passenger train on
Il RETURN HoME
The time made going down,
from Gold Hill, WAS 1:50, which was
precisely the same time made on the
return trip. 1t a positively luXuri-
OuS, this being coZily housed in 4 COM
Portable, roomy, wc~llfurniShed passen-
ger c2r-in fact Il travelling parlor.
What cared the merry occupants for
rough, rugged hiilSidcs, possible dan
gers, or anything else. Recklessly
they left those minoc considerations to
the careful and competent conductor,
engineer and Others who provide the
watchful eyes and ears OIL such
occasions, and Is the cars
bowlcd mcrrily along over the smooth
track made ut such immense
cost by the railroad company.
amid such obstacles and difficult
ties, they sang away the gliding miles,
and distance muSicllly rippled unno-
ticed into oblivion. No one cared to
hut one merry song followed
another. intcrlarded with occasional
OF Instrumental music. Happi-
ness and rue social hilarity ruled the
hour. and most certainly 10 more
thoroughly happy party ever enjoyed
"ridin' in 4 railroad kecr." Gold Hill
was reached at half-past three, and
Virginia ten minutes later. All were
home by / o'clock in the morning,
thoroughly pleased with their voyage to
Carson.