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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

BEEF EATERS will rejoice to learn
that Mr.. W. S. Birge, of Prosperity
rs1ss furnish most excellent, toothsome
s,eef in this market on Thursday and
Saturday mornings, at 6 and 10 cts. per
3D. Next week, and thereafter, on
Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

MEssRs. S. P. BoozER & Co., of this
place are the agents for Browns Cotton
Gin. Planters are invited to examine
this Gin, which is gem in allrespects.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

Rail GsANrED.-Mattison, the seY-
a,,o officer who killed Davis at Belton
about ten days ago. the circumstances
of which are no doubt known to our
readers, was brought to Newberry on
Thursday last by She souf1ern' OF
.Greenville County, and after a hearing
of the case, with the arguments pro and
Con-, on Friday, before His Honor Judge
Moses. was allowed bail in the sum OF
$1,000. The State was ably repre-
Sented by J. F. J. Caldwell, ESQ., Maj.
Raxter. Counsel for the prisoner. The
hond we understand had tc be approx
ed by the Clerk Of the Court at Ahaei-
son, to which place Mattison was taken
on Saturday.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

WHAT IS OUR POpULATION?-ThiS
question is frequently asked, but as we
do not know certainly, and cannot find
any one in the town who does know, it
goes unanswered One dly last week,
it being imper;ltively urged, all the
public offices We're visited and officials
interviewed, and every knowing indi-
vidual asked, but 4 majority could not
give any figures at all, while the rest
figured the number variouslv from
1000 to 5000, consequently we gave
up the search in despair. In the good
old council days the chief marshal used
to 90 around and take the census occa-
sionally. but now it is not done. We
respectfully suggest that Council make
it the daty of some one of its officers to
make the rounds and ascertain the num-
Der living in the incorporate limits of
the town. Or If that is not practicable.
that the job be given to some one of the
many active young men in town who
are only unprotitably engaged by Street,
Walker & Co. Let us have census
gentlemen, the first in decade of years.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

OLD PAPERs.-Old papers for sale at
this Office in packages of 80 Or 100, at
40 and Is cents. II.
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Mandarin Teas, the best, purest ana
cheapest, at Mrs. D. Mowers. Price,
15c., s1.OO and $50 per lb. i3-H
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

The American Sardine Co.'S Bone |
less Sardines, are much better, and |
less than half the cost Of imported !
Sardines. sly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

James !. Henry, rs Administrators Of the
Personal Estate Of Elizabeth Wright, de-
ceased. Plaintiff.
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they will also he held responsible for the
publication Of all notices in Bankrupt cases.
Transient advertisements of any kind must
be paid for in advance, il the parties adver-
tiSins do no; reside in town.
.l"5 work and subscriptions strictly cash.
: papers shall be stopped hereafter as
>on: IS the term Of subscription expires, nm
les satisfactory arrangements are msde TO
continue the same.
The 4 mark denotes expiration-after that
the paper is discontinued.
l,eur these things in mind. 3-tf,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

ALL SEEENE.-In spite Of political
agitations or depleted Treasury, tile
Indian Girl is rs serene to-day us on
the inst lrotniAs Hher she made her
debut before IN adnl,rn@ aisd app lcts;i--
tive public. Bald Mountain had liz day
of excitement, but that oyer the people
gaze npon its rugged outlines without
the display Of much emotion. The
comet even of later time, with its blaZ-
inc tail, although approaching the earth
with fearful rapidity, has almost ceased
IL st.:act attention. Not so with the
charming Indian ti.l: she attracts the
same attention now Us at first-an4 III
because of beauty which is only skin
deep. but for the various eXcclcnccS OF
her character, and that her mission Is
10 soiaoe nan. Her segars are y No.
l, and at all prices. ltGrr five !centerS
are not to be beaten. The headquarters
Of this dusky maid are at MessrS. Perry
& Slawson'S, Columbia, S. c. -
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Against

Hugh p. Henry, W. John Henry, VI. Jane
Henry, y. e. Henry, l.. W. Henry, Jane
BA,lr2tt, Mary Ann Mckee, and Tie chill
dreu, grandchildren or o:her heirs Of
Martha Franklin, deceased. whose nanrs,
ages and places "f residence are UT
kEoxn, cicudantS.
Summons for RcIef.-Complain Served.
70 the Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required
TO a..Swcr :!c complaint in tits action, Of
which copy IS herewith Scrred on you,
AMI to serge Il copy Of your answer 10 the
said complaint, on the subscribers at their
ottice, at Newberry, South Carolina, within
twenty DAYS after the Sc.v; CO htrcat, cSc!i-
Siye Of the day Of SIGH scT:ic2 AMI if YOU
.ril 10 aEswc: the Complaint within the
time aforesaid, the planlff in this action
will apply to tie i'n47t fGv the relief dc:
manded in the complaint.
Dated, June Sth, 1874.
TOMBSTONE & HARRINGTON,
Plainiift'S Attorneys.
lL.s. Attest: J. c. LEAHY, }. P.
To Mary Ann Mckee, ard the children.
grandchildren or other heirs ct Martin
fr4uK!i:. urGeases1, aL.2nt ititnaaD;s il
the above stated action:
Take notice that the complaint in the
above stated action was fled in the Office
Of the Probate Judge, for the County O.!
Newbcrry, and State Of South Caroina, AZ
Newbcrry Court House, on the 10th day of
Jrne, 1871
JOHNSIuNE I HARRINGTON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
lima 1-I.k
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If TAKE NoTIcE.-AN parties having Ad-
ministrator's or Executors Notices for
e publication, will save themselves trouble
Ny coming prepared TO pay for the same
before insertion. us our terms are cash.N
Lawyers handing in such notices will be a
held responsible for the payment. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

1 CEAScE.-On this Wednesday eve
ming there will be given in Columbia q
Grand Choral Concert for the benefit OF
the Palmetto Orphan Home. superln-
tendent Dodamead having agreed 10
convey passengers from Newberry'
down and back. for one fare, an oppor-
tunity is afforded to bestow a charl'y'
and to save money by the operation
IF :, sufficient number avail themselves
of this pleasant chance. the return tr1p
vii, DC made the same night. thus CIV
inc the party the benefit Of . delightful
n,oonlieht excursion. Think OF 1t ye
lovers.
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Madame i7emorest's Reliable Fat
terms of all sorts can o0 0 ~ ~
Mrs. D. Mowers.
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NeWberry Business Directory.


pri:tte headings IN this column. Prclc-sinn'
al men, Merchants, Mechanics ana II;itcs
generally. should have Il place III thls d.
rcctory. Trrms modcratc.
Dr. Goods, Shoes. &c.
------------- -----
AECFALL & POOL.-WhOlcSaic and retail
SgS dealers in foreign and domestic Dry
Goods. Emhroidcrics, Notions. &c. -
ESiIiCk, p. ". & r. S.-Dralcrs in Dry
- Goods. embracing everything III that
hn". flaMt:i,i"H supplies. II
Dry Gooas, Groceries. Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
----- 'ot va 0N1 ~, Wv.
: OVELACE& NEi;-i'I l:n.--!!,"l!rr> ia Dr..
l. Goods. Gree. res. .Gi.tI.:iis i;,.n;s Shoes
I;..ts J;rDrr1l Sitr.; a.: all kinds of 1urr
ci:andiZc. Is
.~DOT. M-!;r,lrr i, ,;ru,cal Nrrchan-
~. De-. i;nn,s F,uc. EnalS (;;;:.
c,.rics, EnOts ;;r.I shoes. s.
:sOOK. ITO .--Dry Goods. Nations. CiuIh.
.::cm, o: ;;rn>v:ics. II
-,m'Yli.SON. j. VI. II CO.. Dealers in DrT
w ',GnI. i;:,m..rIrS C!nti:;n:s nUulS.
rHlHuiIr. -
ssARNUE. 7. F.-W!.,l"$t:c ana Retail
IS ':.':Iirr i'll General NrW'l:@."iiZr-Drr
GOntS, irOccElcS, Cr0%kc!N, I;:IIItatlon sup
Plies. iJ
- --------------------. -
ia CrocheiY, Boots and Shoes, and Fancy
t,oo'iS. Goods OF al kinds. Is
---.-------------------- -------.
:saHAPMAN, JOIN A.-Books :;Ed Sutton
Is cry. y specially made Ill su!!uo:
St3rts and T!I Ware.
-------- -----.-- ---- .-------------.
SSHl'.iir, W. T.-Ec:ti"r IL Cooking nj"
l.ir;:c assortment OF lin Warv IS
FpTnlture---Carpcnsry.
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coRgEcuos.-In our edition. @'u'y
we enormously stated in y n0''ce
,ofcapt. Patrick's High School, at Green,
vile, that Mr.. X. P. Goggans oes''e[r"
nv ,as,sxs at its Commencement. we
correct it now by stating that this gen.
.tleman,s address was delivered III the
Chanel of Furman University, Of which
INSTITUTION he was then declared grad
nate.
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Pretty good.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

NoTIcE. Mrs. J. C. Mathis respect
fully informs the gentlemen Of this COM
munity, that she will undertake to make
all garments worn by them in : supe-
rior style and at moderate prices
Coats, pants and vests a speciality
Children's clothing also made ne&;ly
and with despatch. Room over Messrs.
J. VI. Wilson & Co. 5 Store, and oppc-
site HERALD office. A share Of patron
noe solicited. 29-33t.
PoLICE.-It has been suggested and
very properly 100, that some sign OF
wakefulness by onr police force be Civ
en- through the night watches. For in
stance, as in all we'll regulated commit
mites, that the hu:lrs be called out from
9 til daybreak, with the addition ail
is WE'LL 1t would be comforting in
the dead hours of the night to know
that some guardian of ll!e public inter-
est is on the alert. 4 police force Is
more needed at night than ut any other
time, and taxpayers say that they
would like it to he on the alert then
COKESBURY CONFERENCE.-The Con-
ference, which embraces Newberry,
Edgcheld, Abbeville and small pGr-
ton of I.aurens, will convene in thi>
place in the Methodist Church, on
Thursday morning, ut 9 o'clock. \
large number of delegates will be in ut
tendance, and the deliberations Of tine
body will be of an interesting character.
On Wednesday evening, in the same
Church, the opening sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. r. n. Wells, Of
Greenwood. AS the Conference will
be held with open doors. the pnblic gen
orally are cordially invited to attend.
On Sunday afternoon next, there will
be L Sabbath School meeting, on which
occasion addresses will be delivered by
members of the Conference. The va
rious Schools are invited 10 attend.
1t is presumable that with the pres
ence Of so large number of clerical
gentlemen, that the different pu!pits Of
the town will be served on the coming
Sabbath by appointments from the Con-
ference.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

3 EANELI., J. R.-Monmnl1ntS n:ldc 10 or
- der, and :,ll kinds O! marble AMI granite
work neatly cXvcittvd. ,"
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Public Hall.

$pEEnS. l.. M.--pe:llcr in Foreign and
= domestic Marble. Monuments made
to order in best styles. Is
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Monuments---Marble

fONES. IRA B.-.ttturncy ut Law. ONCE
81 ON Main Street, over Mrs. d. Mowers
store. II
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CEocKEEY, &c.-In the well appoint
cd establishment Of Mcss:s. KingSlal:d
4 Heath. Columbia, S. c., are to be
found every article in crockrry, "!a>S,
stone or woodward lllat can be called
for. and tie honsckccper who does not
keep un Will the thousand and one I'M
provements in this inventive age would
he surprised by an examination of the
varied stock Of these gentlemen. Or
,lerS promptly attended to. 2S-2t.
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Manufactures.
Cotton Euyers---Grocers.

rsE!!NAS. +. E.-Dcalcr in Groceries and
> l':an;aitHnEup|lics Cash advanced on
Cotton. t3
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Photography,

sAEGEH. {. G.-~.At.o rnry II Law and Reg.
IS lister III Bankruptcy for 81 Cungrcssion-
ri District. Practices il all the Courts of
tl,r S!nlr 43
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Observation-Disclosures

aaAH,!IAll.. l.. K-l!c:ilS S;.rvc,! at al
sss hours. Frcs!! Fish and Oysters i'll
season. Dealer IN Groceries, CORRECTION.
crirs &c. Is
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

Cards G: Reference inserted under ;lmrI.'-
pri,te headings in this column. Profession.
al ln"n, Merchants, Mechanics and Trlrlcs
generally. should have :: place III this Di-
rectOry. Trrms moderate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

HE NEVADA LOTTERY seems to have
got its duietus, SO far as the opinion OF
the Supreme Court concerning the valid
ity of the anti-lottery act of last winter
operates upon its status and prospects,
In closing their opinion i'll e,r-puf Il
Blanchard, the court, says :
Since then this lottery is unauthorized
10y common law or valid statue. it follows
that the objection urged that the Act of
1873 impairs the obligation of contracts,
Is without force.
We are Of the opinion that the act to
prohibit lotteries took effect, as by the
terms OF its tenth section it is declared it
shall, from and after the LIST day of Jan
uaay, 1874, ard is applicable to tickets
sold under the Act of the Legislature OF
March 3, 1871, entitled An Act to aid
the Nevada Benevolent Association in
providing means to erect an Insane Asy-
Ium.'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

SINGULAR WAY OF NOT SAYING Any
THING.-ln Plymouth Church, on a ra-
cent Sunday morning, M, Heycher is
credited with having refused to give a
notice III the following characteristic
and Beecher-hke manner. He said Il
am requested to give notice which puts
me in little difficulty. l don't want to
and do want to. The Amaran;h Ora
natic Association wish to give a benefit
i'll the Academy of Music next Saturday
evening. They wish to pay all the ex-
penses themselves, and give all the re-
ceipts to the poor of brooklyn. Now |
want the poor to get all the money they
can get, but l don't want to advertise a
theatre company, and, therefore, I shall
not give the notice. Subdued laugh
ter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

COLONEL LoyETTE HAWTHORNE was
good enough to wade through the snow
and ''slosh' yesterday afternoon to bring
us a specimen Of choice new butter, the
likes of which can be had of Foster.
freeman i Co, whose messenger 10y
cite was. Moved by spirit of enter
prise which brooks no obstacles and has
no acquaintance with such a word as
fail, this business house suffer none to
lead them III enterprise and energy-to
say nothing of that spirit of thoughtful
ness which recognizes the propriety of
amending the secular Decalogue to the
extent of commandment to all men
into whose hands it is given to have
guardianship over the first fruits of the
dairy, to Remember the printer. They
who are thus thoughtful cannot be
otherwise than given to the practices of
high mindedness and fair dealing. They
and their faithful messenger will accept
our freshest roll of thanks.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

Ma MIs>IHo We learn from Con
stable Lang Of Empire that one Edward
Welch. who had been for . long time
employed at the Brunswick MILL got on
a spree AT Empire some tine last month
aud on Christmas morning started to re-
turn 10 the Brunswick aud has been
missing ever since that time He had
no money having spent ali he had on a
spree only little while before. This is
The same man who, ;.fte. working for
Hore than year d: the brunswick and
never missing Il day, came up here and
got ol prolonged drunk and got into
tine station house and was twice fined, in
Judge Witherel!' : Court. When he came
TO Carson, that time. h" uas on his WY
to see the old folks in Ireland, but SUI
Tered himself to get on that Gebaucll
which resulted IL the sGuanaerins of his
money and. Doubtless. caused whatever
;ni>fortuncs. fatal or otherwise. are IL
VOWED i'll his failure to give an account
OF himself.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

BURNS MERzBACHs DANCING ACADEMY. -
New classes just forming. A gentlemans class
on monday and Thursday evenings, five dollars
per eight lessons Ladies "Wednesday afternoon
l to 4. two dollars and 4 half per month. Juy-
eniles Saturday afternoon l to 4, one dollar and
u half per month. Public Assembly every Sat
urday night. Admission, one dollar. Tuition
lee III advance. Music furnished and Hall to
let. ia4-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18
4 NEGRO prayer for hi teacher va

4 NrGRos rray5r for HI teacher was
as follows:
20 Lord. bT5ss IL teacher who come
so far to 'struct US IN de way to heaven.
Rock her in DE cradle Of love Backcn
de word Of power in her heart, dat she
may have souls for her hire, and many
stars in her crown il De great gittin up
mornin' when de general roll is called
And when all de battles is over, may she
fall all klyerod with victory, be buried
wild de honors of war, and rise to wear
de long white robe in glory, and walk de
shinin streets III silver slippers, down
by &c golden sunrise, close to Ge great
white throne; and dare may she strike
glad hands wild all her dear scholars, and
praise you, o Lord, forever and ever, fox
Jesus sake. Amen"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

HE NON-AREIvAL Of the six O'Clock
train last evening, was owing to the OBJ
struction Of the road between Virginia
City and Gold Hill by snow. When we
were at the depot about O'Clock, there
We're four engines detained on the part of
the line Indicated Gangs of work-men
were employed at the drifts. Mr.. Yer
ington hoped, then, to get train
through in time to make connections at
Reno. TIE fall of snow at Virginia was
heavy and the drifting of the same in the
cuts was what caused the trouble.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18
Mrs. Anna =. Brooks

New Millinery Store, two doors South of the
Penrod tAdamsi House. An entirely Few assert.
ment OF Ladies ami Misses Hats and Bonn.ts.
trimmed in her own iuimtable style; also, on
sale the finest Feathers. Ribbons, and every
description of Millinery Goods. Hats trimmed
to order. Remember her now address, dc7
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

CONSTABLE LANG, of Empire, informed
US yesterday that the Carson river was
then rapidly on the rise and threatening
to overflow it's banks before morning.
He brought the further assurance that
the wood on the banks was as vet I'M
disturbed by the flood. We shall be pre-
pared to hear of some decidedly ram
pageous doing about and below Empire
this morning. Still it is by no means
that timely freeze last
night has averted any serious and ex-
cessive rise in the river.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18
Christmas Novelties, Toys, Jewelry

AT r. Fred. Rrooks's noted store for imported
segars, tobacco, books. stationery. musical in
strulnents, cheap Jewelry, toys, etc. at Theater
Block, next door to Mat. RinckeIl's butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for all the Cal,tor.
sia papers, Gold Hill News, Pictorials aud Ma.
gaines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

THAD S,tEyESs and Joe Daniels are to
have another tral of speed, sure enough.
Tie san Francisco Post Of the 18th
says:
1t seems that ''Thad Stevens" aud
zoe Daniels will again try conclu-
sions. \ match was made last night be-
tween their owners on condition that a
purse of 50, 900 be offered by the propri-
etorS of the race tracks i'll the neIghbor-
hood. Nj. Treat also made a BET of
81, 800 even, with Mr.. Gage, backing
"Gld Ihad" to beat the eastern horse. if
the race was run within 90 days, under
the Pacific Jockey Rules. It's also said
that Ballot Box and True Blue may
enter if SO. and If the latter is tit, there
will be even more excitement than over
the great 100000 purse.
John Chamberlin has announced his
int ntion Of coming here again early i'll
February with large racing stud.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

ANCIENT I.IsH EMIGRANTs.-ffon. A.
NJ. Waddel, a member OF Congress from
North Carolina. in a recent lecture ut
Wake Forest College, declared that five
hundred years before the discovery by
Columbus, North Carolina WAS settled
by the Irish, who called it Great Ire
land. In support of this startling the
DRY he showed that in the A. d. 1000.
tue Esquimuax informed Lief, the son OF
Erie the Red, that white men lived south
Of Chesapeake Bay, that the Irish cLruu-
iclcs attest the tact, and that ii lbs
AmadAs and Bariona found in North
Carolina aboriginal children with blue
eyes and auburn hair. and that the na-
lives spoke the Gaelic language, and
said their ancestors were White l4,n who
talked il a book.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Preaching
by the Pastor, Rev. james Woods, at IL
l. n and IF. NJ. Sabbath School at II
NJ. Mr. Woods will preach at Empire Oh
Wedne sday evening, 21st inst, at 80.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

n. E. CHURCH.-Services morning and
evening, conducted by the Pastor. If
the weather proves favorable lecture in
the evening on Genesis and Geology.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

TIVE SATURDAY NIGHT swarry got
weather swamped and squelched. Snow
shoes and gum boots, and not satin Slip
pers and pumps were in order.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18
THE G6FAT SToEM 81 Destructive n:
January IS. 1874.

HE GBEAT STORM, SO destructive 0:
the sources and channels of news, is it.
self p.omotive OF incidents and occur
FENCES of peculiar interest; and SO i.
comes that amidst the difficulties and
periis of locomotion and the impede
neuts to successful itemiz.tion, there
are compromising balances not quite
swlmped in the ali SUR ouniing SEA Of
L. i and yielding Snow; and things Of
moment, themselves related to the
weather and the roads rise up rs not IN
worthy substitutes for the more stiTfin5
events which find narration through the
telegraph, anl emphasis by repetition on
gossiI -sl! staining street corners. Cap
.nin Prey klY"s something Ct the ex-
tan. and severity Of the Storm. Il made
even him % beat back to port yesterday.
Il had s;ar,,=l il the n0.Hint to 20 TO
the Gienbrook. Ne fo@g!,t his way
s.Urlily up AS f. - Clear Creek whore
lie cam ii on = Chinese c5nsEs-.loT, jim
Ling 10y uame, a yi-or us. hardy fellow.
'yLo was returning. He had tried II on
horseback and tal.ed-the snow was
up 20 the horses blck; and b.
had tried !: on Norwegian snow
shoes, the managing %. which
he understood, and had - give it up.
The snow was 50 bin t:Tg tA1t
nothing could face it and make head
way against it. 50 the Captain ana
jim Ietu.uel here. This jim Linz
h, aa?9t 2 ho2trel men NJ wvlk
il til m,,.ltaIns, aai az they are
slo-c u provisions he Means - mako
u possible E"5.e III breaking oi.t Il tai.
- their emp. This present. fall OF
snow insures fUli supply Of water f..
al the nee!s % irrigation, next year.
III SEES a@i sonthsayels predict sc"-
son # unPr, cedontsl prosperity for next
simmer, al over tn, coast. u .s.lt!me,
tier. is more moisture Ca the surIace OF
things now ihan at any 'lme since De-
ceini--y 1861. Ana vet the etlban@'neIits
OF the V / 7. /; .i,T.y stand firm and
the trains On that line rl.n with little IN
terrnpj!on Of thci. regularity. As 10 the
possibilities of ped-s;riAnism, they are
fathomlesS AMI oeggar all description. L
was not TIL after ni-httall that the tc!r-
graph brought news to the stOckcrs. And
y Arl. 1t did come il was not altogether
of I. nature to inspire the soul Of expect
mt nth OF lend comfort to the weary
heart Of desp1n.lrnt Old aSe. The day
vas blue ami 50 did the wind.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-18

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