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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

A PROMINENT and popular divine in
Lexington Is reported to have thus re-
ferred to spiritualism In the course Of
a recent sermon "Spiritualism Is a
stubborn fact, and its manifestations
can not be explained by any physical
laws vet known. All the present man.
ifestations are the work Of demons or
devils, the tendency Of which Is to
c~ounteract the materialist theories Of
the false philosophy of the present age
and cause men to believe in God. thus
attracting them from infidelity, and in
this way God Is making not only the
wrath Of man but the wrath Of demons
to praise him."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15
NEW Coal MINz.-The San Fran

NEW Coal MINz.-rhe San Fran
cisco Alta Of Feb. 14th, says:
A coal mine, recently discovered In
Washington Territory, is owned BY G.
w. NJ. Smith and Others, Of this city,
and Is located on Cedar River, about
IS miles from Elliott Bay. A charter
for a narrow-gauge road has been OBJ
tanned, from the mine to the bay, pass
Ing down the valley. at a gentle de-
cline, through valuable timber lands
and ranches Of settlers, who are glad
to have a road through their posses
sions. The strata Of coal passes through
q high mountain, and, by actual meas
urement, Is l3 feet thick aud 1t Is es-
timated that $500, 900 tons of coal can
be taken from the mine without sink
ing or pumping.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

A CASE Of smallpox In the Exeter
IN. H. jail affords another puzzle for
the doctors. The prisoner who has
this disease there, has been confined In
the Jail nine weeks; no n has visited
him, and he has been In his cell, until
a few days prior to his sickness. remote
from the other prisoners. Moreover.
there has been no cass Of the disease In
the town, and the question Is: "where
and how did the man get is?" The
facts would seem to sustain the theory
that the disease travels In the air, and
attacks those who are In a condition to
receive Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

An amusing chapter in a lobbyists
journal Il unfolded In tie Missouri
Legislative investigation. The son Of
one Of the unsuccessful candidates for
U. S. Senator, who appears to be a
brisk young man, testites to borrow
ing SIS, 900 for lobbying purposes from
his mother, who borrowed It from his
father. His plan, he says, was to sup
ply the wants OF members Of the Legs
lature, mix among them and make
himself agreeable. He was surprised
to find that the members wanted so
little. He must have been also aston
ished that his father was not elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

An official Journal Of st. Petersburg
gives Great Britain the sound advice
to take no more notice Of the progress
OF Russia In Central Asia then she
does Of the growing strength Of the
United States in America. The an
alogy Is a good one II II is intended to
show the i~nexpediency Of an attempt,
ON the part of Great Britain, to check
the commercial prosperity Of her
neighbor for the reason that her own
commerce may thereby suffer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

THERE are manufactured in the
United States a little owe assoc 900
packages Of pins per annum. Each
one Of these packages should contain
$500 pins, giving tho enormous
amount Of 7,425, 600, 900 pins made an-
nually. One factory alone in Boston
turns out eight tons Of pins every week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

THANKS to Assemblyman Randall
for = copy Of the "Act to create the
Office Of Keeper Of the State Arsenal,
prescribe his duties and fix his COM
pensation," also to Asssmblymen Wal
lace, Arnold, Stern, Wilson, Owen
and a few others, for copies Of the sec
ond biennial report Of the Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

Liberal ideas in religion. politics or
anything else, tend always to improve
ment, and the narrow-minded, bigoted
prejudice, which arrogates to itself the
right TO rule and prescribe the actions
and opinions Of others, begcts within
itself the very principle and means Of
Its own destruction. Thus 1t was with
Know nottingham, and thus It will be
In any liberal or cosmopolitan govern
ment, where m attempt Is made, on
the part Of any distinctive national ell
ement therein, to control, Cypress, or
put down any other. A secret reltgto-
political organization Is reported to
have recently sprung up in San Fran
cisco. called the American Protestant
Association, numbering over a thou
and members. and having, for Its spe-
cifc object, the prevention Of members
Of the Roman Catholic Church from
acquiring elective Offices. There are
In all communities more Dr. less ignor-
ant illiberal people, narrow-minded
enough'to dislike others Of their fellow
citizens who happen to be Of foreign
birth, on account Of nationality, or re-
liglous or political creed. These are
frequently to be found willing to clan
nishly band themselves together for
some such object as We have indicated,
yet they are seldom or never produc-
tive Of any good results. The organi-
cation mentioned may appear prosper
Gus for the time, and while 1t Is new,
yet It carries the elements Of Its own
destruction within itself, and We at
tach but little importance to it. 1t Is
principally the work Of political char
latans, and designing wire-pullers'
adopted to effect some specific object
Of theirs, but the sound. practical sense
of the people generally, In whom
all creeds and shades Of religion and
politics combine, will n~eutrallze Its ef-
fscts and render 1t powerless for harm.
We are q cosmopolitan people, COM
posed of all nations, and each must
aud will have due regard for the inter.
e.ts Of the other. Prescription for
honest opinions sake belongs only to
bigoted. political creeds, and the mar
row-gauge ideas Of the past, and not
to the liberal present or future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

The coolest day, except one, for one
hundred years, was Thursday, the 3oth
of January, according to the avermcnt
of Prof. LOOMS, OF Yale College, who
has kept a record that extends back
for that length Of time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

A KENTUCKY gentleman Of Bourbon
county, Is handed out to fame for hav-
ING worn the same dress coat for thir-
ty.two years. He always wore 1t In
The house, which accounts for his not
wearing 1t out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

Born parties in New Hampshire
have now completed their nominations
for State officers and members Of Con-
gress. The election takes place Tues
day. March IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

liz a woman could talk out Of the
two corners of her mouth at the same
time, there would be q good deal to Do
said on both sides.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

Josh Billings says: 1 don't reckolekt
now ov ever hearing ov two dogs fight
ing unless there was a man or two
around.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15
Marriages.

BERRY-LYLE-In Reno, W. F. Berry to Miss
MURPHYSBowKER-In Genoa, February Il,
John Murphy to Miss Mary n. Bowker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15

s465 Cash Prizes. amounting to........$aSo.H@
This Legal Enterprise is Endorsed b. the
highest authority OF tho State and best business
men. Over one.half the tickets taken before
Ss Snrni,hed those who apply FIRST. Money can
be sent By mall, in registered Letters, Postofnes
Money Orders, or by express. All prizes VIII
be paid 10 full. Agents wanted. For foil par
J. N. PATTEE.
General Manager. Omaha. Neb.
w. A. SEARLEs,
General Agent for the Pacific Coast,
Pc. Boz ST., Virginia. New.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Local Agent, at Harris Brothers. No. o south
street, Virginia City, or at the once, Nos
South C street. jas "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-15
TO MILLMEN !!

-. AVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hu EIws Once bali . too Of s1psrfof
Type Netal, for io1rnAnng R95R9ses 49,
daos2 Yefess Tor sasA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

Nferfw1rSt8. @or eintgen Sagen
Deri6panb aus t6rem 6auie, ipeit o6en
IN Wi6igan Nbenue Die Srau bes @eiftz
Ii9en 8erfinS un6 lieB, troBoem idntmt>
Tide 3eitungen gtott3 6abon na6men,
ntdts bon it9 b6ren: geftern tal6te
Die Dame pl6B1i6 in ser 0o6nung zines
6errn Sarnsportb geiunb unb n1ltnter
auf. Stun m06ten mir BON fetner Sruu,
am tpenigiten ser Trau zines @etitli9en
ettpaS ue6leS 6enten; ia mir ptiien ni9t
einmaI, oh Trau 8erftnS i6on it6er Die
Sabre binallS lit, in semen flei1e @rtraz
Dagar3en nod meni9It9 iinb, ODER ni9t,
aber mir ftn6en es in ie6em Safe fir
boot merftOltFOi9 80 nn6 beO?efn a9 6aB
tpelen Qebetpobl iaQen nnb ibret Satin
i'm Sti6 nnb IN 8e1orgniB iber i6ren
8erbIeib Iaiien fantt. Sc lit 6aS, geItn0e
geiagt, ttnweibIt9. Snbeiien lamb
LID, fitiliA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
Nod cilunal ber &euOlper.
Cine Grfte in Menftbrn9rftalt libt fid)
int 1)iftoirntd)tefrn.
Stauriees &efnItat+

Die ru6lo1eite 8l1lttbat, Bic felt lanz
get 3eit tattgefunoen bat, tpnr6e am
Sonntag Qlbenb in benz bena6barten
@paniton oeritbt. 5olgenbes 1T Der
Sd6DerbaIt:
@ttpa I'M 81 ltbr an SEM ~genannten
Mbetl6 fan1en bier &naben aus 6em
6auIe bon BbiIipp 8etrte, einem
@intpo6ner BON Gban1ton, 6e1iet
6ou5 it6 o1t Ser Gtbge 9tpo6 be-
fin0et. 9ret Der &naben tDaren 8riiOer,
NamenS Smith, reIp. Is, Is unb 7Sabre
alt. Ser Gterte ipar Elm 18idbriger
&nabe, 9tamenS GDarlte 8ranb. 9ebtez
rer lit b~e1tDatit unO bon 6errn Safob
8biltpps, ei1em Sarn1er, in be1Ien SAINT
lie aufgeltomnelt tporoen.
9te &naben 6atter Sen 9td6n1ittag BET
getrte sugebra6t nn6 befanben it0 auf
SEM 6eimtpege. 8or Otaior WuGfor0's
6au1e at Der Gtbge 9toab angefomme1t,
tpurben fie BON stpet Wdnnern etn9ebolt,
Bic onf Der aroercn Sette gtn9en ll11b
beuti6 NIT chamber 1pra6en. Die
&naben borten tpte ber Cine gum Nn6ere1t
1agte y6ter lit Der 8lab un6 Sic Belt INN
@elb 3n ma6er." 9lIS ie at BEN &na7
ben poriiber tparen, blieben 1te ite6en u1tb
lteBen bieie beranfommen. Damn ri6z
tete Gtter etnen Gepolper duf bic &naben
11nb lteB ben 6abn ein paar Wfal f6nap>
pen. Die &raben gertetben IN Nngit.
@tner 1pratg iiber ben nd6iten 3aun unb
mari it6 ms 0ras, ein 3petter perbarg
ft0 binter benz Stantnt zines 8oumes.
Sbarlie 8ranb ergriff ben fletniten Der
&naben Bel ber 6anb nnb Deriu6te fi6
unb bas &tnb bnr0 Die Tlu6t 81 retten.
Galtm batten Sic 8eiDen etnigeS 6ritte
gena6t, ba fra6te btnter i6nen ett
S6uB unb G6orlie 8ranb ~ftiir5te nit
etnem 9elen6er 2lufi6ret gu 8oben. Die
betben Strol9e ipa11Dten ft6 Damn u1b
ber16tpan6en bal0 in ser 9unfeIbeit.
Die betben GIteret Smiths famen iebt
aus ibren 8erfteGen 6ernDr> uno rtefelt
I'M 6tlfe. Me6rere Qelte fanen ber3n
u1to boben Sen b~eftnnungSlD5 9aliegen7
dnf. ct mar III ben 0tnterfDpf 9e16oIz
len.
Die &rgeG 1T tief, tpa6ri6etnIi9 Bis
gum @ebtrn, etn9eOrltnge1t. gta6 benz
Nus1pru6 ber 2ter3te fam ber Nrme ni6t
ant 2eben bletben unb miro tpo6l fauat
bis beute a1sgebalten boben.
gft6ter g. SO. Suntom ma6te ft6 1oz
fort nit allen Gtfer an Bic @ntbedung
ber 1rbeber btel er grauenbaften Gbat,
tpel6e bic gauge ltrn9egeno in fur6tbare
9nfregun9 Der1ebt bat. Ser 8erba6t
rtdtet it9 auf etnen 8dfer9eieue1t, Sea-
mems Serbtnanb @ed, Ser fir Beter 3en-
Ser orbeitet 11n6 auf einer S6u6ma6erz
gele4en, Namens Soispb 2gab, in Or
belt BET s. Wtc&aD. 8et6e ftn0 9euti6e
rnb nod ni6t longe I'M 2anbe. Sic ma
TEN an Sonnta9 gta6mittag in Der
Wirtbl9aft BON 3en6er'S Batter, mo fe
febo6 MIR mdBtg tra1tfen.
Set benz b%orldufigen 8erD0r iteGGten
ft9 mebrere 11mitdnbe beraus, tpel6e graz
btrerb fir 6ie @efangenen finb. 8atroz
men tpur6en in tbrem 3t1nmer 9efunoen.
Sic batten cine @efeui6aft BON mebrez
rem Serren rnb elmer Dame bDr Der oben
er3Gblten T6at o~n5ubalten beriu6t II. l..
IT,. 9etecttp Simmons be9ab ft6 9e>
ftern Na6mittag na6 Gpaniton. um Bic
Sa6e aufbelen au belfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
IS q t G It t G.
Ghicnnn. ON 16. SUN

Gbicago, amt 16. Stunt 1873.
Ole folgen6en Batente tpur6en fitr
bic am 27. Otat en0igenbe 8o6e bon
pie beri6tet bur6 Wm. s. Sos, 8az
tentzS olicitor, 1856 & 157 Sit>8 dibtngz
t%onitraBe, @btca9o.
Stir SIItnois.
@em0Gbe S. 6. Sren6, Gbtcogo.
3eug0ler fir Ndbmai9tnen, SO. ..
Same, Gbtcago.
8fanne, 6. Qoffertb, Chicago.
Mutterperi9luB - q. 8orter, Gbi=
cago.
&ii6 = S. S. @6nlb, g6ico8o.
GoncreteS StraBenpflaiter 81 legen -
s. SO. SnDber, @bica9D.
SeaerlDl6zapparat S. 8. Sttaion,
Chicago.
!8uiammenlesbare 8ettfeue-@. gum
ter u1o 9. San Stdle, @btca9o.
Gtientpal55M ai6ine-@. IS. 8tQtn9s,
GbicagD.
gro3eB STANDARDIZATION bon Stabetien,
g. SO. 8tltngs, Gbtcago.
Observation-Disclosures ". 6. Wferrtz
man, Gbtcago.
@etretbe> ST tnigungsmai6tne g.
Moore, Go6eae.
Seuerfeiter @eI6f1ratlf = 81. Gon7
fable, Garoltpn.
Gotirenbes 8utterfaB - g. @aIfer,
8bttneD's Boint.
Olai6ine gum @6nei6em BON 9e6erz
rtemen = s.. S. SOaiter, 8lano.
Sir 8isconfin.
@etreibez Getnteungs zW2ai6ine sc.
2acrotr, Mtiltpa1fee.
photographic StubG fit &tn6er = 90.
s. Brescott, Ga Grpiie.
8aG3tpert = $. $. 9tnfleD, Ofilton
S1nctton.
SIM @anSen tprrben fir Die obtge
@o6e auSgegeben:
222 Batente;
8atentzG orreftionen (reissues);
20 Yatente fir 3et6nungen unO Wfuz
iter Designs;
8 8atente fiir@ei6GftS3et9en (Trade
Marks;
gatent : 8erlGngerungen (Exten-
sions).
% ut. $. SOB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
sorttrmua uom @etrctSe.

Gorttrmm8 rom @etrctSe. Die
Gtienbabn> nnb Spei9er : @omntHare
8ear1on un6 8roiplt tporen in ben leBtelt
Tagen bier antpele1tb 1ttb conferirten nit
maB9ebenben Wfitglie6ern Der @etreibe2
bOrle betreffs S%eititeuung 6er peri 6tcDe>
men GRADE bon @etret0e alf @rullo ocS
nenen @eiebes.
Man fam iiberein, ste @eipt0tSpro6e
tlr SEQ. 2 Wet5en ipegfallen 81 laiien, 10
baB Bet5en, Der ipent9er mie SEQ. l unO
meDr tpte No. 3 tpte9t, geiunb. berbdlt>
ntBn1dBig rein, u110 gut 5u maDle1 lit,
nit SEQ. 2 be5ei6net merDen tptro. 9tes
tptro besbalb ais tpiini6en5tpertb binge>
iteut, neil man6er f61pere g8eisen lpe1t7
ger Wtebl e11tDGIt, ais Der let6tere 2lrtt>
tel, nttD leBterer oeS6alb BON ben Wtll7
lern Dpr9e5ogen iptrb.
Bet Safer iptrD cine Sorte aema6t =
gSetB 9to. 2, Dorltnter 1on1t meiBer Oa>
ter nit lei6tem 16par3en Sti6 3u per-
iteDen lit. 6afer SEQ. l miro, tpie bisber
9an5 tpetB 1eirt.
Sn 8eli6forn tpir6 gGei6faQs cine
ne1te Sorte 9elna6t, un6 v6o6gemii6t"
be3et6net iper0en. 0teielbe iptr6 i1 @iite
n1o AualitGt benz @raoe SEQ. 2 qleid,
aber nt9t 10 rein tpie SEQ. l fem unD at
bret SierteI1 gelbss @eli9forn entbale
tene
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
@ffnhr

SIN bieier Sobres5eit fit bic @tntripbdre nit benz Saas
men Don gSe6ielfeber, &beumatiBmus, 9tn9eufrant5etz
ten, @aGenleiben Ii. bst. iberlaOen. @eriOnen pom ers
idlaTftem @erpenIpitem linO bic Griter. ~el&e Steieu linz
pdbli9feiten e~rlielen. Stibet baber Bite tOrperli9en
Srdite nit bteiem madti9en ue9etabiIii6en Sidttnn9ss
mittel. IS lit btr mddtisite 8teberberiteuer, wet6et
bas 8FanSeuret6 ber aeb 1tbi9en SOrf3uns TnO benz @rs
pertinent ie seseben Fat. geriu6e es. Dtr ~bIin6eite
@8ller Der alien mebi3inii9en 0osn,en wtrb p~eni9itens
einrdnmen, bab eit Std, { tnssz unO Sdfteperbeierunss7
mittel, aus eutbefunbenen Srdutern, @ur3eln uno Ntnz
be1r 9emiIdt, feinen Nddtbeil perurIa9en tann, wdbrenb
baS 3euentb Eaufeuoer SIT elmer prabe f;iner &or5ise
einlabet. Starfe tit in bieien Sdaen, Jamie BEL llnpers
bouli6teit uno @eruenleiben am N~Otbtsitet nnb sos
tetter'S @ast+t1ittereS tit 6as ii8erite, S~luerIdls
iisite urO beiGiomite @tdrfurs 59emil9. wel8es meni9z
lt9e @eI9tdlt@feit lie erIonnen bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
Stoot Chicago.
@iubrndD am bc9en sage. 9

Gtttbrnd0 ant bcGem SAGE. 8or=
geitern Na6mittag tur5 na6 2 1tbr braz
den tpG6reno Set 3eittpeiIt9en 9tbmeiens
belt Ser 6auSfrau 9iebe in baS 6aus beS
9rn. t6einrt6 9tantner in bet @loDtDn
Npe., 5tpti6en 0oDne n16 2e0bittitr. elm,
ffablen cine nertbppue l16r 1tn6 Elm
3o16enbn6, baS $6 entbielt. Die 9iebe
inb sreifel8oDue 3net iun9e ettpn l8iGbz
ri9e 2ente, in i6tpar5en a6er i6dbtgen
nno 56ntuBtgen &leiOern, Die man UNI Die
an9egebene 3ett it6 sort 6erumtretben
TAB, u16 BON benen Ser Sine ipdter bem
9tnberen Elm Sai6enbu6 BON G6ult6enl
Nusieben, ME bas geito6lene 5ei9te. Sn
iener @eger0 Ser Staot 9iebt eS md
feline 8olt3et; 1pGre eS ntdt 3ett aud
bort ettpds fir ben S0uB 0eS Gi9en:
't6un1S gu t6un?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
25ochcnfichc Snino1s SSfaafs-Bcif,eng.
aiemIi4e bis aussepdblte, $2.25O fir

5ternlt1e pts 1ns9eDdDlte, $z.zoO tut
prbindre.
0efIiigeI - mar flar. N[te Glib
net perfauft 3u 81, iunse 5iibner So
$50 % 9b. fir grOBe nn0 S .50-2 fur
fleine. SurfeDs l22c p Bfb.
9ontg-8rtma 8eitern Comb rs
26c, gepreBter 15-l6c p ID
6opfen-flau nnb nomineu 5n 25-
45c fir orbtnGre II. altsgemdblte Weitern.
notwithstanding Der 3unabz
nte oeS 8nrratbs Ser nemen &artoffeln
fallen bic Bretle unb tperben Derfanft gu
$3.50 8 8rl. ate 8ea6b1ops feit
au 5O-56c % 8u. a. 5. 8abn.
Sir n - 15-lSc % Qnart.
8a6S-tn gutter Na6fra9e 3u $3.50
p Bfuno fir guten gelben; i6parser gu
&c.
Observation-Disclosures 3temlt9 aus9ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

S6r 1et6 geplagt nit einem f6ledten
@t6em; es tit u11angenebm fir eure 8ee
fannten nnb Sreunbe, tpie fir eu6 ieI6it.
S6r m66t benieIben gerte los ietn, aber
tbr tptBt fautl, hur6 peldes W}ittel.
gBir molten eS eu6 ia9en: 0ebrou6t baS
moblrtedenbe So5obpnt. GS reinigt
nnb beri6Onert cure 3GDne, u1lb er6Glt
:nren Ntben rein unb angene6m.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

&erbranttt+ Nne 0arnun9en BEL
fen ni3ts ge9en BEN 0ei6tiinn, NIT nell
dem btele Sente nn6 %beionbers Srauett
fortfabren, 10 9efdbrlt6e Stoffe tpte
&ObIen0I SIT ban0bdben. Gin our6 berz
artt9eltnborit6ttgfett berbetgefibrter I'M
9laGsfan ereignete ft6 erit 9eitern tpiez
Der. Srau @eo. Sranf, tpobnbaft Nr.
GIG Ir6er QOenue, tpollte geitern Otore
9ert Tim 6 1lbr Seuer an3iinoen 1nb be-
biente it6 SIT bieiem 3med bes &oblenz
DIS, ipelDeS fe aus elmer Same a1tf bic
Tlalnme gOB. Cine @rpIolion erfolgte
nlto Die Srau ipurbe in fltr6ttarer @eiie
am &0rper un6 i'm @eii6t berbrannt.
S6r @Dernann er6ielt BET bem 8emii6en,
tie 3u retten, 9lei6foas bebeutenbe
Sranbtpnnben an ben Nrmen u1b 9Gnz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24

1tnfaI. I'm flint ll6r getern Na6z
mtttag gerietb an &o6eD na6e Sn6iona7
itraBe etn ne1nidbri9er &nabe gtame1s
GbarleS 6ern nit ietnem SUP nnter
cine STOLE, pel6e gum Sortl6affen
zines 6auieS 9ebrau9t pltrbe. Ser
SUB bes Sletnen tpurbe 10 ftorf gez
quetI6t, 6aB 2lmputation notbmen6tg
tperben biirfte. Der &nabe tpuroe mad
Der eIterIi6en @obnung, Set. 135 Norb
&obenitraBe gebra9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-05
Too Much Married.
AsAScrIMoNIous sELLoN JERSEY sHoRl

From the Herald of that place we
get the following:
A SoAMP.-A shoemaker, giving his
name as William Jones, came to Jer-
sey Shore last winter and procured
work with Mr. A. W. Brown. After
working for Mr.. B. few days he pre-
sented a certificate from the NJ. Il.
Church Of Buffalo, N. Y, as local
preacher, and was received into the
III. L. church here. lie seemed to be
very Jealous in tho canse of christi
anity and made many friends In our
community. Mr.. Jos Rufrhead taking
an interest in the man--and his wife
who accompanied him-sent to the
city for fine assortment of Boots and
Shoes and left the establishment 90 in
his name, Mr.. Jones receiving n share
Of the profits. He preached occasion
ally-onee in the NJ. Il. church. A
vacancy occurring in the Evangelical
Association of Christians, some weeks
ago, by the retirement of Rev. Right
mire, Mr.. Jones withdrew from the
M. 4. church and connected himself
with that denomination, and filled the
appointment of Mr.. Rightmire.
Unfortunately for Mr.. Jones and
fortunate for the Association, while he
was filing an appointment at Wayne
Station, on Tuesday last, young lady
from Troy, Jefferson caunty, Pa, who
was visiting Mr.. Deise at that place,
was invited to go to church, to which
she consented. When they arrived at
the church the services were com
menced, Mr. Jones pelitioning to the
throne of grace in his usual happy
style. They stood outside, as they
did not wish to disturb the congrega-
ton. After listening q moment or
two this young lady remarked that
"if that preacher was lame man, she
would be willing to be qualified that
his proper name was Hanse Robinson
from Troy, Jefferson county, Pa, a
notorious character, who left that
place some years ago, leaving q wife
and four children in destitute circum-
stances" She said sho "knew his
voice, that he was her class leader"
She described him so accurately with
out seeing him, the members of the
church concluded to send for Rev. Mr..
Rearick, the preacher in charge. At
ter Mr.. Rearick arrived he told Jones
what was said about him by this young
lady and that he had better call on
her, and clear himself of so serious a
charge. He turned pale, and refused
to do so at the time, but promised to
meet her the next morning. That
afternoon be left for Lock HaSe en- and
that is the last seen of William Jones,
alias Hanse Robinson.
1t is said he has another wife in
Cory, Pa, making three in all.
He purchased horse from a gen.
tleman near Jersey Shore for $3.50,
twenty five of which he paid down--a
buggy and harness from another gen.
tlcman on which he paid small sum,
taking the horse and buggy away
with him. His last wife remains in
Lock Haven with some Of her rela-
tives. That she has been basely de-
ceived by Robinson we have no doubt.
lie is about FIVE feet high, black
hair, black eyes and dark complexion.
His left leg is paralyzed and shorter
than the other He is a noted scoun-
drel, and the press throughout the
country will confer favor on the
cause of christianity by giving him
notice.