davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-12
One the most desirable
LandsandT0WnLots

will attend on the. premises and offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on the South
side of Elk River, Thursday, the 18th
of December, 1879, and on the North
side of Elk River on what is known as the
Mccartney Ban3 tract on Friday, the
lS'!: o. December, and on the town lots
in Fayetteville on Saturday, the 18th
+ of December, 1s72-- H..
One tract on the North side of Elk River
about four miles west Of the town Of Fay
etteyille, Lincoln county, Tennessee, being
the same lands purchased by r. A. Melon
aid from William and Thomas Miller and
from Joseph English and Hamilton, and
containing about 500 aeres, remarkable for
its fertility, and having on it
One Of The best HILL Sites in Tennessee,
It is we'll watered and has an abundance
of valuable timber-~an excellent gin house.
One other tract containing about $50
acres on the South side of Elk River, about
three miles west of the town of Fayetteville,
being the same purchased by said McDon-
aid under decree of the Chanoery Court
in thecase of Joel Johnson's heirs, the rec
ord of which is now to be seen in the Office
of the Chanoery Court at Fayetteville.
One other contiguous tract containing o.
about $50 acres, being the same tract pur-
chased by said Mcdonald Of A, A. Greer
A large portion of the same is rich bottom
land, part extending back from the river
is rolling, but very rich and covered with
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-24
SETTING SQUARE WITH A CORPSE.

About thirty years ago foreigner,
belonging anywhere along shore, be-
came Indebted to Pittsield. Massa.
chusetts. liquor seller to the tune Of
$l6. and soon after growing sick OF the
world he came TO Springfield and cut
his throat, greatly 70 the disgust Of his
Berkshire creditor. But the enterpris-
Ing vender Of the ardent was not to be
foiled, and soou after he made n visit
to Springfield and offered certain
doctor, known In old times for his skill
In robbing graveyards. n good case ii
he would acccde to his terms. The
man of the disseeting knife consented.
and In the darkness of night the old
churchyard OH the river bank. near
Trask's foundry, was robbed of'its'self
devoted tenant. The doctor paid the
liquor dealer the $l6 due him from the
dead man and 80 extra for his services.
and, after selling the corpse for $50,
felt that he had made good thing out
Of the transaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-24
v. L T. r. r.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

IhHOpCH FASSANSA6N s"N'"S
For RENO, connecting with Eastern and West
eru bound Passenger Trains Of tho c. p. K. r.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-24

A NORTH street man went off Satur-
day noon for half day OF fishing.
when he returned he had walked
thirteen miles. lost a tOrty-iive dolar
watch, sprained his thumb, spoiled an
eleven dollar pair OF pants by sitting
down on his luncheon, and caught II
four pound mud turtle. lie got back
IN time to help the doctor cut from his
oldest boys foot one Of the several fish
hooks he had left at home. lie took
cursory view eff the situation, and
went to bed.-Dda5Wy NerS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-24
THE NIGHT.

THE MIGHT.
Silent has boon the night. and o. 50 lonzl
With weary moon forever ssIliug west.
Save that bird NJ midnight trilleG cong.
A urtam Of daylight from his moonlit nest.
The hills hay eouchcd In slamber, range on range,
Tne earth was floating in silver web
That mystery OF calm before change;
That lull OF waters AZ the lowest eeo.
Soma drowsy notes were all the bird corld sing,
Sou az the scattered drops Of Simmer dew;
Then hnshed within the quiet OF his wing,
lie sang NO more; but now the dream comes
trns.
A thrill runs through the spaces OF the night,
And futters on the wavy eastern line;
Beyond the stArs dilates distant light,
The luminous outflow OF 4 day diyine..
With allow approach Il deepens into bloom
Faint yasmine-ycllow, With ansh Of rose;
And, erixh ening til u makes the stars gloom,
Ger aii the long uncertainty !; iows.
What though the pc feet day Il yet unbon!
Sweet was the caroed vision OF the bird;
Glad are the tidal colors OF the morn.
AID heaven II pledged without single word
Tho waves Of light are breaking on the shore,
Pulhng In cadence 10 mighrter low.
The STRONG uplif OF noblcr hopes before,
Tnc great new future. rising in the glow.
Above the hills surgcs the day al last
Tho ionged.for day, eaagcut, high and wide:
Turn, tern. gray earth. and Leave the darkened
And swing ,hy-elf upon the incoming tide
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-24
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
A. e. e l. l. Is,
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
r. M. CLARKE,

rRNocRATIc AND LIBERAL REPCBLI-
ean, Esctor, win address the people on
hspolitical topics Of tho day,M
nrHoA Friday Evening, Nov.
ocen i. '-,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-24
The Necessity OF Walt Overcome.
IN couREspoSDEHr1 ..n.

The Necessity OF n Walt Overcomr.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part OF the State,
aoweyer distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
10 submit written statement OF such In prefer.
encG to holding pcrsonal interview, arc assured
that their communications viii be held mokt
sacred. and the cure guaranteed. -%
All letters must be addressed TO the CORE.
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. r. JoSsELYN, n. D., -
[Box Ta51 61S Sacramento street. r.
Between Montgomery and Kearny,
IyltrIs Sai. Francisco. CAL,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13
Novel Pair VI Stockings.

al believe a woman Will do a good
dcal for q dance" said an old NJ. d.,
"they are Immensely fond ofsport,
I remember once in my life | used
ts'Airt Nth one who Was a greatEfa-
vorite IN a provincial town where
lived, and eonfided to me that she
had no stociingsr to appear inssand
without them her presence at a ball
was out Of the Question" ,.,.s
That was hint for YOU to buy
The stockings, said a friend.
"No; yoo' ARE oas,' saidGths doctor
"she knew that | was as poor "a her
self; but tkohebt she could not rely
on my pursesAe had evry contidsucs
ia' my TASTE and Judgment, and
consulisdane o,.aa planrshe formed
tor g1ing u hetall in proper twig
NV Medo yM thidkai* saTN
To go in cotton ! sppposs' rstasn-
ed the tris ss.bs,,,I
"0utagain, sir-ryou'd never que"
il, and oniy,a woman could have hit
upon the sspedientS It. was the
FASHION nstbess dayspfar ladiesdm
full dress to wsesfrink stocking, aud
she proposed psintigg her legs!"
Painting her Tessr exclaimed biz
friende1 III
"Faet,I SIR said the doctor" and
she relied uA hsx tflitg herit
the chest vas saasS III
"Andsss it?s askef9ds friend.
don't ~ s,friena."
complied On pqseandition, namely
that LsQald he tbs RqipIg.'
"oh,s yeqre'd, ssfssl' said hi'
friend. ,aslA s--t
"Don't interrupt mel gentlsmen,'
said the doctor. N xot ZONE pink
accordingly, and Issdefy all the ho
- ~ ..J- u.Lo t;cht
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

IL AeviassH. PssazJisaas. 4
iafhsf ~HWisfta4s o. @nfs hsf
LA.sl ~ be azsEhief ssd-r fs
lar sIeamslsHs Ifs sslllesi ~
one ssxhf slfhstsa.a ssad amd,
ne Gee 30 tssAsAF h 80 hesss
tad Nswl ~ cvsglliaz o. N
bssk. b ~ Il BE hsase. he tIeh
ssmt~llsa hhs. ~ hs t<ssssati y.
n TIE evrtfsfy HgtwitI ssWilHr o
a&ffy hs daakkisf The shhsg4y
hasbssss went fnmelistely 70 Cl.ses'
Fsgass" = a,vsve. Tfnuia
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

g 81 c.s
.tuHs, -asa ielsi- -
nssas - 80 - bswm 80
.resa Csstaz. ~esa 80
s.sf sssfetsf efhJt al
sos. e. s = 80 yssfs ~.
alt BfsA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

The encouragement u III, death
of 4$@flk, IT, ., N kskas Of
an assassin xdl Aavtle the county
lila gspd desds vsre many. tbessh
his vices we're intoltrpble, His cx-
travsgance VS. a exirsofdnat7 az
tis huaucial skill was unquestloned.
7 sslve yssrs ago he veat into Wall
stressawith little money and few
friends. He out@ tired The shrewd-
es.aopsratorspia thai hcrribiss school
Of morsis, snd.saoa became fsmsss
and rich..A He dchtd the public
aldaed Il fte II cpSa de
badcts o99aey tss ''e OPP" Sc
same that malo him tho ih~aA's q
millions at aealti aud he eulIoy@l
i, @sssp{E ~gaas1%telaitsq
WHOM he wished to use He had
good qualities. sMfh{very boIdness
msdeahsoG Aaife1wsf sfl0GSless
vices. There was never a gaWester
whom fofthhe faforea more steadily.
and usyer aSinner who sqnandered
his gains more lavishly. His gener,
osisy exhaustsd' itselfia benefscsions
dene, tie poor and unfortunate and
by ,hese the name Of JIM Fiskswin
sverbefevssedl His example, ii
private life, was an uumfxea calAm.
.ity |. society isL ana they WHO are led
20 initiate sAsy'th tearsl that New
York now sheds over his bier, may
sbriugswee upon many o. household.
His grievous personal f%aults, in view
of hopors now done his. memory,
will prove as ruinous to the youth
Of Gotham as were the uhblushing
crimes of Tammany when robed in
purpls and fine linen. 1t issad, the
Fstcr Y OF his peath; hot it were bettel
had he never lived. tits not thu
hess true that bis murderer should
be hauged'--Memphis Appeal.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

The asv splarffrusu, Mn rivss
20 M~i-..'.sppi ~ mssshsrs Of esa.
Gee 70 flacs mhsss Tbs vii ~
cvslsssea rs-dissstia Of the state
" iss iassla,ss Legislature.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

n S.gl-
'ssse a.' tas ,, ,aes, ,rosa,' Vows. uo~''
~ pr'1
penny naa, Da' ~ .s -, ..as pr PROM !:
~ . 1'ae
NJ. ], y \, ..s' \ r ,sap ' = va. ,a1s' further N bsr
e,aIe ou''e'. .sha.,d !.
'rop r WoY Er~.ss
pleased to learn the real name OF the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13
H. G. HOLLENBERG

bshculd rs4dsNdx p0pder lQqev vnuA"ie eaRees-
Lions Il cont ms. IN adfifiqLb. an qdn,ra-
'Ns' ms1isS{lualisT, q. Us Sihsss n,ion
tapA sjiFesQfs 4 staA ,Saf4X . fdfssescs Y en-.
lhase@ g. .tessaesat u inf0upniiNa iAtsrest-
Jsns N y ssMtspkaaA tia mastanies tlte. Miner,
! tAat fArwssg the SKATER ana pssfs sioaa1nman
ss#ssS sHrl tSlcwl~sioMs Asse pbrsns uNNds fosssueh
~%sHs1E 4fga 4-sda n MA mi tmits4a. Asst~ssN A~smjsable
ss{ 25SiSd4 s = q sss 's~st Col
EY4tfyfNI 1xTfil <ylI AAnsg.sl44 n.
,h- \ AZ " rs inse4 si4ff w praal l'e-
ssS~saefNessAss AssaA1aE w. sSaeHs4A. RiAy*lzs M
~, sssse ssE ea ~s4s.i4afs alase a. mote ~kls " haIi
kfHss l1srlstiausftos d. ars-fa rs aset Gan Anr \
' vsess ~ lsietr stt rts w teFsp dss-d sstshyyu to
+Yssv ieFSsras4ns ~ Iest i~v-ei psssos che houar
hold and farm, humlT6Ss shtNdcax, srnfcthsi
tts hfay "A sSlhsKffi NJ rsaat.nf 'fhsf.esI, orig.
,.ss4 spa sSjesy hgpgy Hs hnnutfsb Up.
pcqS~s Al 1Iassslaisa nj thss sfN IhAs, Vii b
I-tsyas~oi Al waspsl .pxNS1s end aAx heJaed f'
]she.asssnss sT-hespssp~essss MesssesaHossetie,
/ saxashs p~tasbuskhsPA rrsns secsivtsf twt
fcsvt sHrspgs Whlsf6Fwasf~ rsFy ~ hStIso AZ,
Frefs31 whodrAunot brctbrt one iwAissrtigh
aOd. TrKs ENlsrf ~ MN NJ yette to~r
apd tillacs. apdls leSkShsfH wa 'htough
}osa Ne sasirs sisilissd NssldssS asa~ss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

I.sl.n sba 40, Ilisbted q, "
speriod ioueer
L.4Rs~ ss<.'f d. - s-~ss q
mfyfsvKsfs M
vp1z- n7s
NJ ,rs IMPAIRED 70 furnish all
...ry RN@h bc siH@
lustice Of the Peace and will sell
enAsl ery A9aFisssx TAs
IN, are 10 accordance with the
law. We havess sdpray %
IL h6(APfdrust lisPs ARD
|rsslts on hand. Wee&ifl prinf
IbxHlsAMS11ss issftas6k
y, dssd' Of trust or nrOrtgssss
sstotA2dM elossd " skisI
msezaealsHevsniqgr It 2oi
Nj ShFida|ipg;, !, .o,,n
dte 24os cash Lifts which are to be DIS.
tAjkhaS South carolina Land and I'm
riiOo AsseiQip at the Grand Gsscerts
Ma tabth Of JfAsfy pe1t. Vsa
M4f,Ss.,, lssfJ
he hrm Of D. G&H, NJ. Low
Iein, Of the Southern Palace,
Pnphis, are offering puparaleAedt
Isips. SEE their price list.-tf
otoeE9E tHod bra 4aGaT
N. n. wilkinson L Co, Whole
Drugg7o Td1lkih n, Ma
!, Offer Observation-Disclosures
(esntslsxsaA vr,sa ..-@ /
,prxso suttoo .sgi},oxT .sasr,
Observation-Disclosures and
FNRissatle to give &. fl. BIT
ran btftfS purchasing slses
IN.
.m<x<ss ~ Ag vg1.F
al on b. Wctter L Co., Men,
Eh.1sg ahd ptice A,e largest
A,f .sd esokirs stosea
spskss io ;ol ra1si = 4 +
No sdce1Uedr.h been n
Ssf@Sls past' week Ind will
over 4 lart, of pext week. The
assbpch she estate dock
has been very full, but the Chan
docket proper has shown but .,
array Of cases. We ha We bad
pleasure Of meeting Col. II. W.
H;3aadIREus;
fernando, anosgA other law
! attending our court.
The most difficult. fsssldym hbf91As
Court and bar for the week, has
EaAs proper useofthsRdls dock
N0te title diferencepf. opiai
MO- Sftsrtaised Jas 10 III
posal. We rather think that
be Of the bar would like to have
satqtte Nnqta'A4s-ao hose
\ Mentioning the accident of the
: crushing the thigh Of . little son
". cCormick at Batesville, il
VT issue, xssats tkroushsha 4
l The credit to DR.. j. NJ. Wright
MORNING the difficult though
WI amputation of the limb at
eSh, 1Ihep Ssshojld heve ~,
a&DE NJ. n. Philips xGs Vie
~lDursApA. We he ysus
phRr'9r, Fl MYi'Fskssh !
1tarsdspfths n1uaits Clerks
70 show that there fsess beenDon'
Ha0red and ten marriage license
|snsed to whites and two hundrAd
eata@laysa sitisspH GePessl.
oanty from Jan. LIST 1871 to Jan
tls72. TAis shows l small bus.
Hj "
W. this is leap year and tht
"a have . say upodtpIs ilkpur,
] nbject we will look f6r a hen,
Mancs in the number Of victims
gIe number Of citisass ~ 10
! the Mayor and Board .
N that i full report Of th'
tzand disbdrsemcnts Of tn
received from the citizens Q
w fofAs6sssf yestls50kn
pnhlished. va. will max
HslisaAissv nfasnished, ftes ,
oofrk sssk 80
..s. ssshal sees4
.r-slk r. Nv
s0snHessial busiNss Collss
sddlnsprineipaLM amphi
y the institutions that Mer
sn.y rsu bspsosd yo,bs
%ssasution exists 10 the West
saa knatossh Hddhes; "a
saasbs dSsii1sdeAt. shiszO,
TsnM herr u teachr..
wM
@x&&.2I W
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

&c. N.
- A.. s~-.,
Aald~kwhmlka
-
I-s~s,.m~t.wlv
as~m~,s~u - =.
.LlMAA..m
Il a. "a al a. m...,~.
as..sassss... II ,sa n.s, a..
- ia
HT
wstsse bssn ssvsrsiy attacked
~ s~s 81 the hssls!ss Ilaa. AZ A.
Nv VIE fs-iSs n ar tow -ssfi.ls
-. -. --k "a 'ss-,.a.s !. s.gass
IN .mstda6,tr
-.
|t,,ssa AM,AIIMAA
|f.A 1dILan
!. h.,. -. ,.,a..a a. .a.h !. =.
|tiel..
wDas.euuSs soarasa,c<
u,,a.d - .v....--.
Ms ssuh ths pr...hsys IA, Az.
mc,rm sh..s,u ,h.--...I..s
~ ..a...
thought for . momeu, that W. or
|.sy M. ..u .sa "a.
-. a-,,.I .l.rL--s.1ry
n t-aa.on. -.
sbs msa'' Ts. save I'VE, =, q. from 'ss e. !,
c"a'ee' . r'gat one has sa'd
sothin& TlHN III
a "iYkY''e winssW 'eh''on
! ~. 'e"'s', '"e nana'''"e |"
eoe ~ -. me 49, D''''u w
shasys''' % IS'S' ie."T;I
'rne'e .ee"t'e'"en e"'s onecfene a.
tses. s'qess.SL pfpaussePer Drought
! D 1I"i i"e' ''o's Vi "e'd'e
. er""rs OF furniture Is y
sGIsoa.my
'er vs. o''S, eN','""'.,n"'y
A'1'''s'4s 'io "'ess'ifHiS- i"ese
SsNebslFus S6Fe,Pafry Sfffe
anuui -aua eau AZ
o'' SCH 'ne' ~ Tue 'owe'' "nar
Ke. I'ces' IN
lbu1taleusJd vJnpI hebdorl co,.
fere Of the Senatob;a TIM. has be,e
aeis,easzstuure affinity for our
- WVX FIJI
thouwnn Wcf, not krow a.. wera
'eAes'.A"s's popu'ar WIN MN a'
IoIoe lndncspeNtg.s9ogg tpE BIN to
come 70 our CITY aDou once, twice
Mr. $500 hom.s $500
No .or.o,n,u : houon,r.
ing for any ~ thy fir and Lively "a.
dies Of our town when senatobia
'bossss OF its noinber ofimost alopsly
and clnArsning ladiesA Msconduc.,
upon second thought, is a little
--st.o,.o and mo o.o boif;ro,;,od -.
NOW DclleVe lie comes 10 see some
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13
essI~..

Usnlses.
pr Il fsfH stfH t .Hf
Bssi--. N sny tsss ere rzesly ssr-a ~
,hs nagie Ars'es Lsmsm.sss Ars'ss 'ssifta
sprss N fFnttsfs. y vvh tnsws ass Hrtuedy
~ srase. sna he hsrpy essssdus,ss ssh
ethrr td~efei I~nsftairAi. N ,his snimsa
nskes ne Mssic Aruiss Lialv ess The best IN
ia. - EEL fsfaN Hf
Read yas Esidncs.:s,st
Capt ycsu c H~rssn; es.rk 9th. ohssss
~ t6ae o. Psnoiss Cosa,y n i.sssipyL sasfss
hat his wiie maes win an Msrssent ~ hsiaa
thrown trIm q buggy, which injured her very
,sriouIs ana al bsf ds ~us breken
sk,by applications Of chloriiorm and IMMINENT,
fwefe aptaied withesI allayiae tbs pain, Asa
i-astansost ~bssppiivd the Marie Aruca Lin.
limenl he tesali sas the pain yss seattsred
immsaisssly and telfs,hins sleep end tspose
lensaed siu7 srss IS ts af So
ssog rs a Permanent Success. % hsR
bid H'r''e S'yse gSsr avg me .smps 'r,.1
%N SNsc4vg aAfl I've The evide@sAsof
ma haHts eSrrvthe . llfnws that n ,oae he
parr'' ami mos, ,e..aoe -rerTT''es we Gay
Quick SurSsSI aura aaa at disease,
thar "a, he rclcLed by e%xier0al me n,s
dHlfs &.ty sJAo % III Lts. l esmbiuAtion Of
yII'tis Ibis VIII snsish ~cgl naf,ha, tor
se 3, =, y. :, I +, i s,.ss. ant . .s"s. and . .,.s.,
sat .ut'nvisors,sr for The hair snle.,
ms, ,Sif a. ne.oi"r s drss.i ~ 's y, y. N. va. q ny
"a aessx,ni "A AS fyayx
Read The Eyidsnes.
".9i hHn SFJ& $500 ,a-,
Nashville, tennessee, warren Tue ioto io.i'
sold lots and cords Of your Magic Arnica Liu-
pss,."s. = sLas. and Iscs..ois Hair Rs.sor...
We vim Do the best ws can g 3ss".asse 'sar
hey are :. God, Il moi Ssts.r .A.s any il The
market : s =. 81, "a. ! HApmx.
m 80 NJ
e.. " N, r ~
u ApapcJruoT"Ste AZ a'S A 4
Ifnsoranee Company hotling re-
ceipts or policies, given by G. Nnurse,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13
Thos L Yancy hasretired fromthe
|6euatobiaT lmes.
| Nnis pfi sthppAAih bur srtiele
|of kst~Sesk d &ehpt prSysrtx.rA 1t

,should have said "two cows and
calves and ten head of sheep"
Printer wanted at this office.
We received the following letter
a fewdeysEsncyg-srl aga public re-
ply Il Ssoaght,s even Gthoaghs the
writer claims to be of the "modest
gender" we have this to say to "Miss
|Jenniess thaH althohghw esah struly
gallant, yet we would like to know
the genuine name Of the fair sutton,
and more especially to see the one
whpysspiths n sfsh lofty q honofs
as to Be an EDITORS wife, as a des-
cription of person and estate is omit
ted in the letter. We might make
.. Chipsss wedding oft, if the as
sarahcs II pknty ID STAMPS were
given, as the property Of the tain in
ldividdaG, esptiaAiiy eaioahlgh tossup.
porsss waS bpn ,itless ssci'sassu'
rnee, We paAtataeast taEs'atfttss-
copic view Of the charming lady be
fire We accept, for beauty only coulC
isipply tbe Wait @eaHRs ~ W,
live fsir, ws d tia 6 All, IT,,
deeds Of vaior bold OF true, there !
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

|HscfaE, W. celebrated Anirieal
I.A 81 49, ssN1@
80 iAksIx MN d1l
F4AlN "
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

A bid yryicle pasylhe MD lalo temporary
.aau. y''bai ny boz VIC Good ones tried
tA SMsc4vg anfl I've The ~evide@sAsoI
ma taHs ScrytHe . AFu~s that sn,oae he
purp,t uui most rel abe 'TerrEfies NJ the sday
are numbered N1~-e NV. 20 Lnimput 10. the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

Bs~l--s N any tiss ere r-e'sly ssr.t ~
,he magie Armies Lsmmssts Arssss 'seifia
serrs ~ firttsfs. = wvn tnsvu as srsmedy
~ braises sna is hsrpy eswhdusise v#h
ethrr powerful Insfhairat. N this itnimsa
nskes ne Nsric arsiss Lialv cot The best IN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13

...r,HAN@h Nc yta@
buaice Of the Peace and will sell
enAs1ery A9awlssss TAs
uks sre 10 accordance with the
Law. We hsvesa sarray %
~.;!:.ssss.Ssaaa ! 'ist s Az !
sbMAGtHRSflss sssftaa6k
y, dssd' Of trust or mortgages
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-18
v. 4 L. r. r..
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

pN AND AFTER TUESDAY. OCTOBER
" 1, 1874, -....-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-18
NEARING THE RIVER
BIT rLoRENcE WHICH.


We are nearing the river, ono by one;
We have caught the bloom OF fragrant flowers
va have seen the light Of glorious sun.
That has never shone In this cline OF ours.
Afar are the fields OF sunny grain
Breaking out into we alth m 81 tender.
And our souls are soothed non early pain
By CLEAN OF their orient splendor.
We are nearing the river, one BY one;
We hear the songs tha; the saints are singing,
And We know that ere the day is done,
With love earesses around US clinging.
They win clasp us home oar loved and iost
To rest In their land Of bliss forever;
Our lives for aye from sorrow crossed
No death our souls TO sever.
We are nearing the river. one By one;
We hear the gu-h OF silver fountains,
who.e waters down the broad side run
or grand blue fsr.oh mountains;
We sec the tops Of the mountains rise,
More beautiful than earthly story.
Where the blooming wales OF Paradise
Smile on their Eden glory.
We viii at and feat on the other side,
When We cross this river olden--
For the narrow way 10 all untried,
Though IL IL bright and golden;
We will rest, for our weary feet
May filter In their walking,
Though our souls will DO checred by echoes
sweet
Thar fall from the angels talking.
We are nearing the river. one by one,
And soon. with the dying OF the clover,
Soon, with the setting OF the sun,
Wen cross the wild waves over.
And when we walk DER the golden way.
Through pleasant meadows forever lying,
We will sing 10 know we are free for aye
From earth and sin and dying.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-18

An USRrAssEp WITSEss.-A minis
ter In Aberdceushire sacrificed so often
and so freely to the jolly god that the
PrcSbytery could no longer overlook
his proceedings. and summoned him
before them to answer tor his conduct.
One of the elders and constant COM
panion In his social hours, was cited As
a witness against him. We'll, John.
did you ever see Mr.. c. the worse tor
drink ?" We'll. wot no; I've
mony time seen him the better OF.
but never saw him the waur OF"
"That's what he'll ue'r see; for before
hos half slockened I'm blind tu'."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-18

A YOUNG man named Gill, Of Gaines,
Mich, went to bed and dreamed that
tree was falling toward him. In
his frantic efforts to escape he jumped
into the middle Of the floor and thence
through window over two tree tops,
landing in the snow nine feet from
the building and thirty feet from his
bed. The window was badly smashed,
but he wasn't hurt at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-18

a LAD accosted an aged Senator
thus: Are you q member of the Leg
islature?" The Senator, looking down
from All eminencc Of six foot three. re-
piled, "yes, my son ; what can do
for you ~ why" said the urchin.
~ want to be messenger. lam
eight years old, and have never yet
had an office"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-18
TurRr po.sibly NAV be a few of our

THERE possibly may be few Of our
readers who will believe this grasshop-
per story. They have become so raw
enous out In Montana lii Is said) that
they eat the iron work on wagons.
That's pretty tough work ito believel
perhaps, but Jersey mosquitoes can
discount them and give them large
odds. They have been known to tickle
q mule on the back until he kicked up
and. then to devour his shoes while
they were in the air. Why not tell 4
story while you are about it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-18
cAsH,.UP!

,,urs KsArrNG., LATE OF THE COR
ne, Saloon. Main street. Gold HUI, desires
10 notiy ali who are indebted 70 him inat ne Se, 10
NOW collecting In what moneys are oue ni@'
and therefore request. .ii 70 % ps0@R h \. TiIi
Sc nSrvsd 10 o;sce their accounts N tne asnos @
~ an ossccr by the 18th instant-a week i,Srn iS
next M saturdsy-fsr eollesnon. 5y e"" Y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-18

PoRr JERvis boasts wonderful COL
ored family. The father ia without
any ribs and so runs no risk of Adams
fate. One Of the sons, though six feet
high. can reduce his stature to three
feet three inches. and another can stop
the beating of his heart for minute at
a time. Other members have revolv-
ing hips and other novelties Of con-
struction.