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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06

NO one OF them would bail
him, and he was forced to
make terms and submit, and re.
funded the money. His rela-
tions to Fisk were bitter, and
out OF the intensity of the evil
passions and criminalties OF
his position with Mansfield
grew murder. Turn to Solo
mon again, and there is no
mystery in the chain Of Sc.
quences. 1t is SAID that the
same steamer that took out to
Europe the news of the MUIR
der OF Fisk by Stokes carried a
divorce procured by her family
for his wife, who still remains
abroad.
The story of family grief
and reverses is not all told.
The senior Stokes, after thirty
years of retirement and enjoy
ment ofs luxurious home, is
bankrupt and homeless in his
old age. One of the daugh-
terS died two weeks after mar
riage. The second daughter,
the wife OF a Mr.. Sutton, at
tached herself so strongly to
the fortunes of her brother that
her husband discarded her, and
she is in refuge with her aged
parents. Tie second son, q
young man of great promise,
died about two months ago oil
grief and shame at the family
reverses, and the whole tale
of the innocent and suffering
victims by this complication
of crime and shame is not to
be fully told without inclu,
ding some of the best known
and esteemed of New York
families.
II young men in our commu
mites could only ride on ex
press trains to the devil, and
take no one with them there
would be less to be sd "a, since
aside from these considerations
it is every mans indivldua
right to barter away his life
and fortune and sacred homo
at his own price. Satan buys
a great many of these poor fs,
lows very cheap, and at short
option for sellers. But every
car is part of family train
The shock and crash of shame
and disgrace must fall on inno
cent as we'll as guilty. In be
half OF the fathers and mother
and sisters of the community
let general warning be made o
the case OF Edward S. Stokes
Where has romance woven
anything so sad? Where, in
modern communities, have
been given more abrupt ant
startling variations cf ligh
and shade, from the brightest
point Of promise and assured
happiness to the depths o
darkness and misery, thar
those on which the curtain
falls!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
An Actto Provide for Free Education
tnTBethany College,

Be Il enacted BIZ tte Legislature Of JYaa
Hirginia!s /. That 10 increase the facilities
Of the State for free Collegiate education,
and 10 extend greater opportunities to the
young men OF the State for obtaining,
within It's limits classical and scientific In.
struciipn Of the higher order, there shall
be paid annually TO Bgthsny College, the
sum oi three thousand dollars In equal
semi.snnusl payments, on the first day oi
October and the first day oil April Of each
year. The first payment shall take effect
on the first iay Of October eighteen
bundled and seycnty.tour, and shall not
be drawn before that time, In considera-
ton Of which said College shall be re-
quired 10 admit to the full privilege Of her
several courses Of study, tree Of all charges
for tuition, q number Of students each SEES.
sion equal 10 the number OF counties In
the State. Each county Of the State
shsll, upon the nomination Of the Regents
If the State Normal School, be entitled 10
send one student who shall be sufficiently
advanced 10 enter the freshman class Of
said College with privilege to continue
him for number oil years, TO be deter
mined by said Board, but not to exceed
four full sessions or collegiate years Of
said College. , 80.
Should any county fail To embrace the
privilege herein provided, on or before
the first day Of September Of any year.
then said Regents may nominate asiudent
or students TO fill any vacancy 30 occur.
ring from any other county or counties
which may apply. But appointments so
made shall only be from year 10 year, and
shall not be renewed, Il the county en-
titled 10 the nomination shall present an
acceptable candidate for the place. Stu
dents sent under the provisions Of this act
shall be, In all respects, on the same foun.
dalton as paying students, as TO the disci-
plinc, privileges and advantages OF said
College but without charge for tuition.
They shall also without charge, be en-
titled 10 and receive the same benefits and
use Of Libraries, museums, apparatus and
class and lecture rooms that are extended
10 paying students, and be admitted to
equal participation and upon the same
terms with them in all tha honors and
degrees conferred by said College. II
shall be the duty Of said Regents 10 super.
intend the faithful execution Of the con.
dtions Of this act, and TO report annually
TO the Governor, the results Of It's oper-
alton,
3. This act shall take effect from and
after the same shall have been accepted
and sgreed to by the Board Of Trustees OF
Bethany College Aforesaid, and shall con.
tinue In force Tor four years only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
IMPORTANTLY BUnD1No ASSOCIATION

IMPORTANTLY BUnDNd ASSOCIATIONS
An. important decision has Just Oeen
rendered in Baltimore in the case Of 'ne
Baltimore Permanent Building aud Land
Association rs. GEO. W. TAYLOR. II
seef,s that TAYLOR was delinquent to the
Association, and about to be sold
out under decree, filed an application
Tor stay Of proceedings on the ground
Of usury in the contract between himself
and the Building Association. The
mortgage made by TAYLOR to the, Asso'
citation recited q loan to him OF $S'eOO'
on nine shares Of the stock Of the Asso'
citation, held by him in his own name,
and provided for the payment Of the same
in weekly instalments OF $l1 is for ten
years There are covenants by which
the mortgagor obligates himself to pay
all ground rents, taxes and other legal
charges, and to keep the property insur'
ed to the full amount Of the mortgage
($380O) for the benefit Of the mortgages.
The Baltimore American says that
Judge PINKNEY, assisted by one Of the
Auditors Of the Court, made some arith-
metical calculations which will open the
eyes Of those who pay their weekly in
stallments, under the impression that they
are only returning that which they have
received, with lawful interest for the use
ofthe same. In point Of fact, the defen'
dant aid not receive $500, as recitedin
the mortgage, but only $4,000. In con
sideration Of this loan, the mortgagol
agreed to pay eleven dollars and sixteen
cents per week for $40 weeks, which
amounts to $500 90. BY paying $11 IL
per week for $50 weeks the borrower
will have paid back the loan Of s., 200 and
the interest thereon, say q, ia 80. He
goes on paying, however, for 240 week.
longer, and gives to the Association 81
B7S 40 after he has paid back the amount
actually loaned him, and the legal inter.
est on the same. Judge Pinkney says
that sum (S2,67s 4W stands for excess Of
interest, and u equivalent to 80 90 100 per
cent on % 200 for the period Of $50 weeks
during which the loan is being paid, OF
81 1900 per cent year. 81 l.i'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17

PrTsBuRaH MErAI AND Nail MARKET.
"A special 70 the Cincinnati Commercial
Of Saturday says that the Pig Iron made
ut Pittsburgh continues very much de.
pressed. There Is so little doing that
there are no regular rates. Prices are
spoken Of as weak with a continued
dropping tendency. "Choice Mill Irons
are still quoted nominAlly at $50, four
months; S55 cash han been bid and 70.
fused. Consumers are buying oBly when
forced 70 do so, and sellers are making no
effort 10 sell, knowing that II would be Of
no use. There 10 Q moderate demand lor
finished Irons, and as yet none Of the
mills have stopped, though the most Of
them are only working single turn. No
change In prices; Bar Sc, usual time.
Nail trade falling Of and prices dropping
At 4a4ic, with the usual reduction for 100
keg leS and upward, and two per cent Of
for caSh."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
Senator Morton and the Cuban CUES.
st,'- tion.

WARRINGTON, November 14.-Senator
Morton Il credited with saying that the
recent massacre at Santiago de Duba is in
perfect accord with the history oil the
Spanish people for the past five centuries;
that the question might, and probably
would, have several aspects; but that II Is
his opinion that the entire difficulty would
be adjusted by, the usual course OF diplo-
macy, and without resort 10 hostile meas
ures. In conversation today the Senator
stated that he had expressed no opinion
On the. merits, Of the Cuban matter for
publication, and that he deemed 1t improp.
er at this time Tor him to do so. He says
II Is Q grave question, and must be consid.
cred In the light Of international law, and
that when the proper time comes he will
not hesitate 10 speak his mind fully on the
subject. He says he has had conference
with the President on the subject Of the
late massacre, but Of course Is not at lib
erty 10 state the views Of the President as
expressed 10 him. The tact that Senator
Morton Is second on the Foreign Relations
Committee ofthe Senate may account for
his reticence. ,lI.-l4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
salisbury on the Bench.

Ex-senator Salisbury ON the Bench.
Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore American
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 14:-Goy.
Ponder, Of this State, to-day appointed
his brother.in,law, ex-senator Willard
Salisbury, TO the Chancellorship, .pits
Judge D. NJ. Bates, resigned. The ap-
pointment Is very generally ,disspproyed
Of by all parties, the habits Of the ex-i
Senator being such as TO disqualify him
from imparting honor to the Bench OF the
State, He has recently returned from
Philadelphia, where he has been under
going medical treatment. d His habits
have not improved since he felt the SEN
ate. -, ro, 70 ,;.,y ~ s,rsg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
ii y III In GEO. ROBERTS, % .
ofiy26t,, ~ t,ef.ryy Ddj r.,tr IS Msif street.
EyARI, FOR SALE, , e

T Offer ioF saIe the Earn on which I now-4 ! I
reside, situated In Mhrshall county, ", Va, come
three miles from the limits OF the city Of Wheel.
Ing, on or near tho Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres OF 1rst-clAss land, nearly an OF which
ia Id Ane state Of cultivation. Tho improve.
ments arc all OF the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with an the
'eonvenienees ieedfnl. A large eistern supplies
Il With 8lI the water for which rain water 10 need
There Is also Largo Barn, with cellar; Sta
bic room Tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Glib, Brick 6Iaoke House,
Chicken House, and D good Franz Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within abort distance, The said lands
vel wntered, and never falling well at the barn.
There ID apgood Vineyard OF catawba and Con.
cord Grapes, and q large number Of tho best 90
lection q Fruit Trees n tnlI bearing, consisting
Ounces, with almost ali the ffst quality Of
small fruit groEn ~ this part q the country,
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis
pose Of ;whateyef they may raise for tho market,
van DO well To- call on ,ths sabsesiber, who win
eye w mo NECESSARY inios ~ y yInYMHN'.
= lN-QAW gT L. T., ~ =. va HAN'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17

THHNE1TsE saIoN OF COSoREss.--The
4sd oongrosB meets this day two weeks,
which win b the list Monday Of Deem
bsr. There viii will be a two.thIrds Re-
publican majority In both Houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
T And AND COAL FOR SALE.

i will sell ut publIe sale, on SATURDAY, the
22d Inst, at the iront door Of the Court House N
Wheeling, 22Acres Of Land, with Coal privilege
east lido ofthe Ohio River about 3H miles north
Fof The city OF Wheeling and on tho line Of the
Pittsburkh, wheeling b Kentucky Railroad.
!. The same will DO subd into three lots Of
" acres OF land, with 20 acres Of coal n each,
TIRNs-one.half In cAAh, the bGl4nte in one
and two years with interest. secured by Deed Of
Trust; Sale To- commonwealth oicloePA.d.
For particulars enquire Of :
movie l. TO 81 r, B. WOODS, Clerks once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
NOTICE TO RIVER MEN!
, orrton ONION Bnrpan Co..

Prlra1uRan, Sept i, is7s. 3,
Notice 10 hereby given 70 those Interested In.
the navigation Of tho allegheny RIVER, hat the
Contraefor for the atonoWork of Unionl Bridge,
aeross tho Alleeheny river at the Point Pitu.
Gated on north sIde OF channel, distant 4la feet
from shore. The other PiersWi11 be located each
ai2 foot 1paIt Aetpas the rigor TO Smoky Island.
The Contractor viii keep o RED LIGHT BY
night on CkAnnel Pier % . signal ofdangef.w :.
syorder Of tho Board Of PressoEs ss,,;TrsrY s
/ Sspis l.yugFI .r5m ID ohieh Ingineer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17

Member Of the Royal College Of surpeon, i.
don, gTadnato ,ifof, onS q tSe T ma.t &C., ~ "a
Colleges In the United States, ana H. , 49,
part Of whose Lie has been spert m the $3.50
Of London Paris, Philadelphia, ma el.sSS.a,As
has effected 1ome:of the moet GstonI,hInv .S.'
ever known. Many troubled win riny.,sI 4
tho head and carr whom asleep, meal 49,. u
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds. Ss,Ss'
moss, with frequent bluDhlng, attenied 49,
tmes with arrangement Of mind, wee eSt.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
Obstacles to Marriage.

HAIRY RELIEF ron You've MHH nom the
effects Of Errors and Abuses In carly lie. Nan.
moved. New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, In scaled enyclopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. Z South Ninth street, Phil
adelphlA, Pa.,-an Insttution having high rep.
utat!on for honorable conduct and professional
skill. oe27-dAW .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
TMPORTANT4T nd BIJILD1

lslsts ROOD the Best AID Cheapest: This
net has been dei6onstTated an over tho Country
-Tth6 chespelt a1Twell daa theEbost material dor
sSS1g saa ne ssf e. sssBc Sen
and uekinghain Slate OF any dealer between
Baltimore and Cincinnati, andeantlll Ill orders
promptlyAt tholowest Inarl,et prices. All kinds
Of sliilng done eheaply and e5peaihossly
No. IS Bedford street, Cumberland; Nd :R.io.
yBox b92o i,,sS-r7.'., g1 gli fI,, teepa5 :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17

The Household and Kitchen Furniture, also
th0 ElhfGrY, OF th6SlGt6-p DO sold
at public auction, ut his late residence on Chap
lie street, on THURSDAY, the 20th Inst COM
mcncing OF 10 O'Clock "a. There WI allo oe
offered Tor sale at 1ht .HAn1G time and place
Horse, Buggy, &c, MARY L. WIRSRL,
AdminiSiratrlx OF Il, ], Wiesel, decd, :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
BoRRMAH's SUCCESSOR.

1t will devolve upon the present Legis-
lature TO elect a successor to Senator Bore.
man, whose term expires March 4, 1876.
Foreman Is q back pay grsbber, and
played out generally, and can not hopeIto
be elected again, II heis fool enough TO
try. He will be succeeded by o Demo-
crat, and from present indications j. n.
Camden, of Parkersburg, stands about %
good chance for the position as anybody.
Camden was the Democratic candidate
for Governor last year, and was beaten by
q small majority by Governor Jacob, who
ran as an independent candidate. The
party want To- do something for Camden,
as he has done much for the party, and
the Senate issa good placeto reward the
The term OF Senator Davis does
not expire until 1877, and he hopes by
that time that the back pay tempest will
blow over. We shall see. ~. ylf5
Governor Jacob would make a good
and II the Legislature should fall
TO wrangling about where to place the
honor, they could not do q wiser thing
than compromise on Jacob. 14 gal Q /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
Special Notices.
-s~~----gS0-S~~~
a, LwAYs GET THE BEST. an

!. a IWA1o HN1 I1H DHoI'11 "a 7
r EED's COUCH s YRUP.
Nothing equal to It for Coughs, Colds, Hoarss.
ness, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, &C. For
public speakers and singers It 10 Just the thing
70 make tho voice smooth and clear. tIgs7
sold BY Druggists evuywhere. "a d.. 7
od4l WheelihR, WA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
JTAKE pARmCu,AR Nortrv

l NJ = IN a.
fbems:sves Nv sr,n,n M ;nSTsMs no nye l1rM
Eahd,s W., % n1pe ING inaugenee and sonI
thara 4. at,sa, ~, o oes naa nina unttu3
tnem ior fitner business, STUDY, society o. ny
ti adSS:.. =. .or,. =, N. .
Sarts nfosneed ~ ess,y ~ NAM. @ ny sld
WeslrIiesS NJ nm RasE ina fJThs p! Tu@. "
Head. Dimness al Sioht Ioss N ln.erI,,. ~ "
al. Palpitatiort al mo Hesrt DysnesIs Nv
IrriabtlIty. Derangement of In NV,
Functions, General Debility, SYMPTOM ~ Inv NV
enmptibn. N. n 81 - " W.
TrNTIiIr-The feayfnl affect nm IN. n,,,,
tnrich IA III az Metno,v ri Ccesssis
OF Ideas, Depression OF BplritA IN Porss"S.
ings, AverSion 10 Society, Self DIstruit. IN,
Of Solitude, Tiinidity, DC, arc some Of tkttyt
produced, t,rc, I,Is..,l,'- ..,
Thousands Of persons Of al ages ean nov
Judge whist 10 tho cause Of their declining hnn
losing, their yigor, becoming weak, pile, neF
vous and eniaciated, having q singular lppa,
co ss1 ntt sHe e'e9' Ssuea anu symptoms o.
ib.l no 81 lliT YouNa MEN ,I...
Who have injured themselves by AeertAlr wr
tiee indulged In when alone, habit lfepusrt,
learned from owl companions or Of school, IL
effects OF which are nigh ly felt, oven when MA
and II not curedrenderB marriage immpOE.hL
and destroys both mind and body, shorld lppIJ
Immediately. = :" F7''l'I DhlS'F''
! VI
country, The darling OF his parenta, i6ouN b
matehed lromHall prospects, and enjoynet,a
Life by the consequences of deyiating non d.
path of nature ind fndulging IN Z cortain seaE
habit. Such personB mnlt before contemplate
MARRIAGE.
reflect that n sound mind And bodv n,e m. r,rr
necessary requiaites 10 promote connu6ial M
piness. Indeed, without these The Jouip,,
through life becomes weary pilrYimiFe: 4,
prospect hourly .darkena 10 no view: M IuiI
becomes shidowed with despair and aiIcd VI1
the melancholy reelection that the hsppines, d
another becomes blIghted with our own.
tIflf nraRA ana M, Ivpprmv,rCv "
whsr ~ ,ei1nnjdod "A ,mS wDnMs ,o, a,
pleasure ands he has imbibed III seeds n III;
painful disease, II TOO often happens that On nj.
timed sense OF shame or dread Of discovery d.
tors him from applying TO those who, nom edn.
cation and reBpectabliity, can alone bctriend
him, delaying till The constitutional symptoni
OF tits horrid diseaee make theIf Appearance
such 10 uleerated aore throat diseased nosO, bOe
turHal palms In the head and limbs. dimes d
eight, deafness, nodosTon the ahIu bones in
arms, blotches on tho head, face and eItremt1a,
al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
MARRIAGE.

reflect that . sound mind and body are The uns
piness. Indeed. without these the JouinsJ
through Life becomes D weary pilgrimage; IL
prospect hourly ,dArkens 10 tho View the mlh
becomes Swallowed with despair and allied Vii
the melancholy reelection that the hAppines, d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17

CAFE 1--WE sT,MENT. "a
Two tracts Of land Ii Missouri, near railroads,
arc offered cheap fot cash, or would DO oxehang.
cd on reasonable terms fol. city real estate or
solvent stocks. Call on, or address, =, -
''''''- t'-'' .,il,,,T Hos. o,BRIEN, =,
noyi5. Real RState a gent. " heeling. W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
Medical,
Baltimore Lock HuspitaI
-! BALTIMORE Nd,
0esS-7 S0EA Bndsr1t s,u,
DR.. JOHNSON

AsA DIR. JOHNSON
has discovered tho most Certain a.
only KfectnAl Remedy In the Ta1,,s saa
nees OF the Back or Limbo, StIietrseS ~ ~ WtaI
OF tho Kidneys and BLADDER, InvnSs. a.lsettOe,
charges. 1rnpotency, General DSSiij;S d.
meas, DyBpspalA, Ianguot, Low Rn,!z.,,Ns eToas
sion Of 4deass Palpltitlon OF lie H., eOnh
ty Trembling, 0imncss Of 6ivSt N Maidl.
Diseases Of tho HeAd, Throat, No. ~ SsSaises.
iecionS q ne LIVE. Lang, Stomach ~ y, AZ
=thoee Terrible D1aotd0fss Rzidne tSoS SnsSSsei
more fatal TO thor SicttHs than ~ v, psAs's:
'Hyfenh 70 tho [nrtnArS iof MR. etEE
their mott brllliAnt hopes or At m leAhaS
deftng mArftaSe. &c, impoesible, m.
YOUNG MN
Especially, who have been The y,tt,r,.,
~ Tlee, athat dreadful and dVSt1a.,as salt
'tliouS6ndB of Young Men OF IN 10y rlT
talent end brilliant intelleet TSo ,aSss ens1.
wise hAvo entranced listening Ben,,Hl oAs.
Thunder Of teloquence, or walled n ~. ~ u
thrilling lyre, may call with full ecnaSss.: ..
LII MARRIAGE.
B. Married PerSons, OF Young Men no.,...,
NarTiagc, being Aware of PhysieSI ~ pluti
organic debility, deiormittes, SuNs1t,.n ansl,
|. SHe who places. himself under H. s, sct@
y, may religtously oonade In his bone, d.
" s% Isisi. and confidently rely upon hls ian
ORGANIC wEAKSsss
Immediately Cured and Pull w., 49,.
This distressing Affection, Ehieh rS.i tsntM
miserable and Marriage impossibis M.Ssa W
tYpaid bS the,yiettmB Of impfopef in1s,peet'
Young petnons aro too sptto Commit 49,: ast
from mot being aware Of the dresdiui SSacs,
eea mat may enste. Now, who thit rnSs,.!IsL9i'
the subject win pretend 70 deny ib.t ~ sla
OF ptoeereatonis lost sooner by thSSs su
'ipto Improper hsbits than By thG prds,s "
sides bsing deprived Of the plcSsnr, ~ S..,Ssc
ohspring, the most serious ana dssr.S:l
symptoms OF both body and mind Ma ss ~
s ssa, PSeoI9es Dsranged, tho PhyIsl NJ
tive Power, Nervous Ifrinbiuty. ntr'sHA,.'
Palpat1ton OF tho Heart, Indigestion CO.
tonA Debility, Q wasting Of tie PrSrus Co..
Consumption, Decay and Death. 'N'4''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-04

AT last $1,000 have been raised In
Rhode Island aud placed la Il savings
b,nk. to erect n monument 10 sturdy
od Roger Williams. The deposirors
D oppose TO let It remain at compound
Interest till It amounts To n sufficient
SUN, if IL takes another century.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-04

A YOUNG man from the country after
walking into the Lebanon. Ky. Post
Otllre the other day. aud dropping an
un.tamped letter In the box. remarked
gleeiully to II companion aS they went
away: Don't say anything about IL.
but I beat the Government out of three
cents tina; tImc. 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-04
THE NEwsBoY's DEBT.


BY n. n. HcpsoN.
The one nX xn. y. ave RE mi Won hnov-
yfe con,dn,, h,iny the monsy ,ir
Beean.e his hask was hurled so
Uecnf rnnned over. M the .ircet:
On wheel went right across his hack.
And Z her re. W heel sma he'd his feet.
And then ihey ,ook hin up for dead,
And ali ihS, day and Yesterday
He was AT RIGHTLY In h!a head.
Ons OF the new shows knew I was jim
Ard went top. because. yon zee,
We two are brothers, aud him.
And never saw u any more,
lnteed. ne didn mean 70 heAi
Ho never lost cent oeiose'
,,nh, ,h,,N
ne meant 10 Keep u, anyME
This morning when tnes "iouSn. avn so'
he CRIED oeeau'e ne souant pay
c.,.. 1T, ,..,,., h...
torn and dirtsd pretty oaa'
IT, oh NJ 20 ssn Ior rrngsus.s, rngs
pu'lnen' you kno"' !" An "e SAu
,vh., hs cots WE'LL, won, he long,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-04

IT Is held th.t, according to the laws
OF New York. there can be no such
thing rs mock marriage between
single persons. Any agreement To
live togelheras husband aud wife mar
ries them. There Il no need Of priest.
magistrate. or formal ceremony
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-04

4 CRAFTY lady In D,ver, y. H.. Sc
cre,ed n pin in preserved pear with
the Intent to smuyxle it into the ali
msntary canal Of her son. When II
had disappeared he asked him II lie
ate It ali. "All but the Seed" was
the suggestive reply.