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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-26
Heavv Corn Cron.

The Practical Farmer notices thecorn-
field Of Alexander Scott, in Delaware
county, Pennsylvania, Thus: Ninety
bushels to the acre Of Bhelied corn is a
common crop on this farm, which viii
no doubt be exceeded this year, as it Is
variously estimated by different per
sons ct from 100 to 40 bushels per
acre. This field Of 13 acres was man
aged as in ether seasons, q tough green
grass sod Of about ten years standing
being FIRST piowed down 70 the depth of
from six T. eight inches. On the up-
turned surface 30 bushels Of lime were
spread and zoo ponds Of bone 10 the
acre. The soil being naturally Of best
quality, it is difficult to conceive OF a
more appropriate pabulum for q heavy
corn crop. The corn crop was planted
4x4, and when we saw It was Of 8 rich
dark green color, uniform in size, many
stalks having two ears On,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-26

The pencil marks you see around this
paragraph Cthus) mean that your sub
scriptior is out or unpaid, and thas
you are requested to pay mp at once.
We would take great pleasure in extend
ing credit to our friends and patrons,
but cash alone vii pay expenses, and
we are forced to adhere to a strict cash
rule. We hope you viii comprehend
and appreciate the necessity of such a
course, and renew your subscription
without delay. We solicit your favor.
81 We enter no new names on our
books without the naOnev in ad~1' ce
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-26

in deposits of marine origin, and all
that we know occur In lRcustrine forma-
tiOns. The existence of these fishes can
no, then, serve as an argument for the
former presence of the waters of the
Mediterranean on the soil of the north
of Africa. -Harper's.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-26
Condition Of the Iron Trade.

The lntest reports of the iron moul-
ders' union thus summarize the present
condition of their trade: New York
city very dull. At Troy, Albany,
Rochester, Syracuse, Peekskill. Hud-
son, Brooklyn, Little Falls, Auburn,
Dunkirk and Utica, very dull and no
prospects of improvement. In Phila-
deiphia, Pittsburg and Meadville, mot
good" and "no improvement, +" Is the
report. At New Haven and Norwich
the report is, GO trade poor. All the
Ohio branches-Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Toledo. and elsewhere-the report is,
sstrade very dull" ard twas never
worse" From IndianaIoli Louisville
and st, Louis it is. Every bad. " 90 no
work, :" and 90 trade dull" At Detroit,
Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Grand Rapids,
Bay CITY, Racine, it is, dull" and
Sc trade poor" From Chicago, Peoria
aud Springfield, the report, "only tel
erable," and a " great many idle. "
From all the southern unions-Bsld-
more. Richmond, Chattanooga, Mem
phis, Wheeling, Savannah, Columbus,
(Ga-,) Water Valley, (Miss.,) Mobile
and P elsburg, the reports are Every
dull" trade slow" no work, 81
tired of feeding and lodging tramps
in search Of work, 60 trade slack" etc.
So also from Salt Lake City and Vir-
ginia City the same comes. In q few
places the trade is reported ss fair, and
in a very few as good, but In all cases
moulders are warned against risking the
expense of a trip 20 these places, as
there is no prospect of steady improve.
ment.
LONDON. II is estimated. has 80 rail.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-26

THERE is n good deal Of sympathy
felt ior the duke of Edinburg in con
seouence of a remark of his Maria, that
IL he had the heart of a man In his bosom
he wouldn't expect her to SIT Up all
night alone with coAicky baby.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-26

TIE Mar family, the Chase family,
the FoiIett family and dozens OF other
families have held meetings this season
aud sent agents to England 60 see about
that fortune" What a multitude Of
fortunes there are over there 70 be sures
but did any one ever hear Of any one
getting one Of them, or any part of one,
on account Of the family string2
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-11-26

LoNDoE, II is estimated, has $50 TaiI-
way stations within her limits. Seven
hundred trains daily pass the Clapham
Junction, and a single railway. the Ne
tropolitan. carried last year 43, 900, 900
passengers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
sNANcY seNooA

The undersigned desire . inform ,ae cl,i
sens orNrstun rud the public generally Ma
,lpy wilt, on Monday, September :, ops q
SELECT SCHOOL, 10 continue fJr tea
months.
The LANGUAGES will he taught by Father
Burke, aud students whO desire to study
them Will receive the utmost care and At
tention.
The Higher Mathematics will be
taught by Prof. Nurra,, aud ptr'oaS who
areanxious 10 become proficient In ihenl
would do well 10 attend The school.
Ample provision has Geen made for the
sealing and repairing Of the Sehool-room,
and no pains will be spared 10 render the
school rs commodious and orderly rs posi-
hls. The Church and basement are PEI icl-
" safe, being thus pronounced BY cmineni
mechanics OF :his town.
Rev. ? F. RURKE,
PRoE, MURRAY.
Weston, Sep, ,-4n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
State of West Virginia.
Commissioners Office,
Circuit uourtl,ewis To

Town nf Wcstpu, Sep %. 1874
Join u E.nwdin anil Mary his wife, and
Eliza !lrfner,
VI.
lIaclrl gicI:crs, willow Of Jan,s riciCn1,
deceased, IaRrs PleiGns, John Pirkens
Margaret Even, widow OF ". q, Rwea,
deceased, Elias Cunningham and Rachel,
his wife, John D, Armstrong, and 4 bee.
ca his wife, adults, anl Elm1re Il Pick
ems and james Pickens, infants, BY George
4. JarksUn, their guardian al lilem.
TIE parties In the lboyc named cause will
take notice, that 10 pursuance oil two several
orders oil the Circuit Court Of LAWS county,
the first of which was made at the Novel,.
Der term, 1860, aud the latter at the Septen-
Der Term; 1874, referring said cause 10 n
commissioner Of said Court, with the fol-
lowing objects, to-wit:
To state and settle the administration nc
counts Of Allen Simpson, late Sheriff Of
LAWS county rs surlRlminiSiIatOr orIhe
eslute Of JAtnl l'irkens, dvcya,ed, charging
MIN Win all the persOuAl estIte whivh ilne
lni0 his hands vs. iuCh personal representa-
i've Tor administration, and any asset with
which he is legally ChargeablG 10 report
all debit, ifAny, which exist against said
estate. To open aud statea separate account
between tho said Simpson, administrator Us
aforesaid, aud the widow, ind each disuibu-
tee, stating and showing what will DO dus
to each, after charging each with any dis
6ursemcnIs OF payments made 10, or from
him or her.
The undersigned, rs such Commissioner,
will procecd. NJ his said office, on the I'd day
Of November, 1874, to execute said orders Of
reference, and will continue the SAINT, IL
necessary, from day 10 day until completed.
CD BUTCHER, Commissioner.
Arnold & BranuOn, A.t'ys for Prifs.
oct54w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
Notice to Creditors,

John D. LOwdin, &c,
Rachel Plcksus, widow Of James picteus,
deceased, and others.
N cnlScERT.
To The Creditors ef James Picken,, de.
ceased:
10 pursuance to a decree of the Cirui.
CUur, uf The county ofLewis, made in 3
cauIe ttenln pending, In subject The real Is.
tate Of the said James Pirkrns 10 the payment
Of bis debts, you are required 10 present your
claims against this sud Janss Pirkcns for
adjudication, to G. J Butcher, Cvlumisaiun.
er, At bis office IN the aid county, on or be.
fofo the ID day ot November, 1914.
Witness, VIM. II. livrae, Gle k " said
Court, this ash day OF septsmber, 1874.
WM. Il. BYRNE, Clerk.
Ocr5 4w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

WM. NEWTON,
54w Special Commissioner.
LAND SALE.

]. Camden,
vs..
John Critics and others,
IN ciIAScERr IN THE ctRcrtr corRr or nRIx1ox
couSTY.
Pursuant 10 an intrllOtn'ory dpcrte made
In Faid cause, on the oath day NJ August,
1874, we, the undersigned, SPECIAL Counts
sionrrS appointed for the purpose, will, on
the fist day Of the Nort mber term, 1874, OF
the Bnxton County Court, before the Court
House deor o: said county, sell at public aue-
ton, to the highest bidder, trae; OF land
containing
500 ACRES.
being the SALE lAri that William Ellison
conveyed 10 the defendant John Critics; and
also q tract Of land containing
$50 ACRES.
or 90 much thereof rs may he outside Of tho
snid 500 acres, being the land that was con-
veyrd 10 the said John Critics by Addison
Mclaughlin, In the bill and proceedings
mentioned. Said land lying and being In
BraSton comfy, on Little iIitch River.
TERMS OF .SAl.E-So much cash In hand
as may be sufficient 10 pay the costs Of this
suit nilh expense Of sale, md for the residue
q credit Of o, IL and Is months, taking fro II
the purchaser bonds withappfOved security,
bearing interest from date, and retaining q
lien on said land for further security.
There Is considerable improvement made on
said land, aed dwelling house thereon.
WIN. NEWTON,
81. BAXTER.
~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

~ Tnr FArAt AcclpEsr.-Mr,
Robert Bean called on US last week,
and related the circumstances Of the sad
accident at bis house. byiwhich his
daughter was killed They arc AZ fol.
lows: About twelve O'clock on tue day
on which The aceidcut occurred, lwen,
to Mr.. Shepler's aud got u Ruu. D.
vas loaded; and on NY way honle. !
tried some three or four times to dis
charge the load at tree, but II would
not 20 Of, so | raised III, hammer, aud
let the cap fall of 10 ths road. then
concluded to 60 home aud oil The lock,
.upposing thu. something was wrong
viii Il. Arriving at home got u
needle from my Oldest daughter, and.
as l thought. picked oil the peicuai,n
aud powder lrom tli- tubs. | then
supposed there was M danger. aud
took Of tue lock. AT my request, ivy
daughter who wps killed then handcd
me d lamp containing oil She tim
sat down near me aud held the oil
while l CREASED the lock then told
her 10 90 away, while put the luck
on, as there might be danger She re.
piled that sis would. She walked
away Cher sitter says) Into the yard
and got some S,ove.woOd and then came
back TO place 10 front Of tue muzsle Of
the gun although | did not know sue
was there. ltben proceeded TO screw
on The lock aud owing to the bud con.
dition III. hsd to put Il ut full.coek.
because il would not remaiu up thulf.
cock. When | bad abou. linish,d
screwing the lock on, the gun went oti
1.-The bullet striking my child. as you
stated heretofore.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
The Fair.

The Fourth Annual Exhibition o.
The Lewis County Agricultural and
Mechanical Society came Of as adyer-
tlsed, Sept. 80 anu October and 2
The vet weather preceding the Fair
interiered very materially with tho Pc.
euniary result but the exhibition Of
horses, cattle, sheep. machiuery, and
The usual class OF articles exhibited IN
tho Floral Hail, was far ahead Of any
preceding year. The amount paid out
Tor premiums Is between $500 and
$500 more than at any other time. At
this time we cannot enter into an eS-
tended notice Of the Fair; but in our
next issue we will cndeayor to print
tho list Of the premiums awarded. and
other matters Of general interest rela,
ting to the stock aud other articles ex-
hibited.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
Braxton.

I. affords us pleasure TO state that
vo have positive information that
Brsx,on-the old jug-handlc Demo.
cratic eouu.y-will not 60 back upon
her rccord at the approaching election
Mr.. D. s. squires, the nominse for the
House Of Delegates, will receive the
usual Democratic majority -sonic,
where between 400 aud 500. t4
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
LAND SALE
Addison Q. Dyer,

Addison O. Dyer,
vs..
Altheus II. Upton and others.
IN rus CIRCUIT COUNT OF IN xrns COUNTY.
punuant 10 an intprlmutary decree made
in said cause on the 9lst day Of August, 1874,
!, William Newton, who was by said deer,
appointed u.SpcciAl CUmmISsi' ntr for tie
purpose, will, on tho hnt day Of llraIton
County rourt, In November next, before tic
Court House door u said county, sell to lilo
hiplISt bidder, Al public auction, that ynln.
all. tract Oi md lA,ihg Oh TIL Sandy Folk
Of Utter Creek, III CLAY county, West Wiz.
ginia, containing, by estimation,
55Tb ACHES,
on which there is dive Ting house and somo
other buildings, itbrinE the same lnt d tat
tho d PENDANT a. II. Upton purchased Of
], me a. lloggs, aud where the said Upton
ies,d,d. The title 10 said land Is considered
good.
TgRMS0F SALE--So much ia N In hand
rs may he sufficient to pa, The ,oSis Of tlllI
II ,nd eSpe as VI u, aud for lie elidno
credit UfI, " and IL months " ilbN glWn
uk Wg from TIE purchaser bonds vi h goOd
ieeuriiy, bearing interest finn cate, AZ
iainins a lien on said land as u .litIet 10
earitr. 49,, ,.
o~54 sreriaic cmmi'cp,ss Il,
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80
83aaaa1s's

8 Tons Of Iron. all sizes and kinds.
Ar cnALEASF's-G0 Kegs Nails, al
AT oaAlrASE''-l5O bushels Field
Seed,
Ar CuAlEAST's-The celebrated Water
Drawer,
AT 0nAtFASr's-Buckcye aud Hook
ing Corn Shelter.
AT OuALFASr's-The Pittsburg Iron
Flows,
AT CuALPAsT's-1'he Ohio Cultivator.
AT CuALEASTs-Buckeye and Anel
Cider Mills,
AT CaALEAsr's-Nu,ts, Bolts, Open
Links aud Hinges by weight,
AT OuALFANT's-Farmer's Straw and
Corn Cutters,
Ar CuAlrAArs-GO Boxes Window
Glass aud Putty.
AT CuALEAST's-Boring Machines aud
Carpenters Tools.
Ar UIIALrAsrs-Copper, Brass aud
Porcelain lined Kettles,
Ar CuALFASr's- ShOemaker's Tools
and Suudriys.
AZ Chayanfs- Bncksmith's Tools,
~ Chayant's-a iue line Of Cutlery,
oil kluds,
Al Chuyaufs-Lamps, Lanterns and
Chandeliers,
Al ChuyaNfs-paints, Oils, Dye
S,affS, aud Pure Fish Oil,
Al Chayun.'s-1 barrel each. Mineral
Psint aud 0chre.
AZ Chaltanfs-250 School States, as.
sorted sizes.
Al Charlottesville keeps a frsl.cla.G
hardware Store.
You can ga, anything you want III
that line.
You can &c. a good Rifle or Shot
Gun.
You can get a good pistO! or Guu
Trimming.
You eau got a Griuds,Oue or replace
a lost Key
You can get Brushes Of all kiuds,
Lime and Cement,
You can got u Wood Mower. Rake,
or u simple Open Link.
You can get Busting Powder, Fuse,
Lead aud Gaps.
You eau get Plow Points, Mould
Boards aud Stoves
You eau get 10 cent cake, Of Sosp
Tor 8 cts, good Syrup IS els.
The beat Tobacco one.tliird of frunl
any prices charged in town.
The best Y. Il. Tea at what | paid
for it Poets per ID.
| wish to relinquish tue Grocery
business aud sick to my Legitimate
trude, and build DIP in your inidst what
i.rrquired-a Fiat Cas- Klnitrart
Store. Yet am compelled to dabble
III goods out Of my liue, as other mer.
chants dabble 10 my Legitimate trade.
III, lurking such arrangements Us 10 Gu.
able mo to supply y"u with domestic
goods ut lower rates thun yUa have ever
bought them
| cannot be undersoli-I cannot bar.
ter aud trade Tor customers
! eannot eonseut 10 sell NY goods Oh
u iuUhtlls tiluu
| eau aud do consent to sell goods al
the lowest prices.
| can and DO say none can und.rsell
the legitimately.
| eau aud Do ray | warrant anything
sold by nc
you know me--lst my pas. record in
the Drug trade be Jour guide in deal
ing with me in my new line. ! will
sioop to no topbis;ry to gain custom.
[ am thankful quot IN an empty srnsr)
to the people Tor the past, aud assure
them AM MS ever, Yours. &c.,
FRANK M. CHALFANT.
e E NJ o V A i!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
BucKuAssos, Oct. 8.

Mr.. RcGndin
Please announce that Rev. P. Muir
ray will preach tue funeral sermon O.
The late Ms. Jseob II. RohrbOugh, III
Freemau's Geek Church, Levi,
county, October lib, 1874, at II
o'clock A. 81. M.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

EH W. v. CulpEsrkR, E.q, 10 u
candidate for tho House Of Delegates
10 Lewis county. BIZ. Chichester is q
farmer aud business man VI due Staud.
log, aud would make a fitting reptesep.
tatiye u the agricultural Interests Of
that prosperous couu'y III tho Legs
laturs.-lPhssiing Regi,ter.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

eEcoL. DAVIS III his speech at
Hinton. objected to the latter day
Democracy because the party IL now 70
largely composed Of old Line Wings
We'll, we rather like the old Line
Wings, aud give them credit for act
ing with the Democratic aud CUnserra-
tive party 10 preference to conserving
With tho Radicals.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

Na- Ltyeay SfOcK TuR SALr.--Thc under.
siEned oilers for sale bis elegant Livery
Stock, which consists Of Busgles, Horses,
Hacks, Wagons, buck Boards, Harness,
Saddles and Drldles-all In good repair.
For terms apply 10 or address
7 uets, We Iton, W. Va.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

We arc requested 10 announce JACOB Q.
n1oSs Eso'. as candidate for member oil
The House q delegates from Lewis county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
HIDES WANTED,

August5, 1870.
The STATE n IIest l'iryinia.
Attales held In the clerks Office Of the
county court Of Lewis county, on tue frSt
Monday ID september, 1874.
Wa. q. ArnoId, pl'r
Daniel lrcnnoa and Mi. Ia ehaaesry.
ehuel l,rennon, deru.
Tie Object OF this suit Is 10 enforce ven.
doris len on 800 acres oflaRd, situate GU
llusli Run, 10 Lewis county, Vest virginia,
purchased OF the plslnliif BY the defendants.
And Il appearing by affidavit died that
the defendant Daniel lreuuou 10 not a resi.
dent Of this State, and lie no, appearing, II
u ordered that he do appear lerr within one
month after tile date oftte frs, publication
hereof, and do what tnay DO necessary to
project bis Interest In this suit. :
A copy-attestc;
JESSE w0oFTER, clstk.
" Z Ataold, r q--stHt Il w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

EtErtOs DAr on Tuesday, October Thir
ieenth.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

Mn. woTrypn.-At the solicitation Of
friends from various parts Of the county, !
hereby announce myself q candidate Tor a
seat ia the next Legislature.
Jane Leu, Sept. le.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

Twenty-Five Cen. Novels for sale al
the News Depot
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

~. Go TO rnE Polls on Tuesday,
the 18th Of October.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
Notes to Creditors,
To me Creditors Of Joha S Camden.

To Me Creditors Of John s Camdta,
deceased:
In pursuance to decree ofthe Cinui.
Court Of the county ofl.ewls, made in .
cause therein pendlnz, TO subject the real
estate Of tue said John $. Camden to The
payment Of bis debts, you are q lited to
present your clHimS against the said John s.
Camden for adjudication 10 U. j. butcher,
Commissioner, Ut his office In the sold
county. GU or before tue 10th day OrNOvsm.
Der, 1874.
Witness, VIM. II. Dyrae, Clerk Of said
Court, this 26lh day OF September, 1874.
WM. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
N. Branuou. P. q.
Oa5, 4w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

Briuka an has Jus, received large Itoci
Of Hardware, which will be sold cheap.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

H CALL a.,he News Depot. Any
Magazine or book you want can be OBJ
ain d
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

AMI line OF Carpenters Tools just re
ceIytd at Driuknln's.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
For dc ROlle IF Dtlsgaiei.

Ma. woryHpls. Please announce thai
WELLINGTON v. cElDEsTER, will be
sappo ried At the ensuing election, as q can
dida,e for The House Of Delegates, by
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
THE WESTON
Wooden Factory

Look at the Prices.
JsAss. extra heavy, 20 to los per yard
/" indigo blue, ~ TO S5e Z" Z"
FtASS.Ls. 40to SOC " 4"
BL.Sxkrs, per pair, s. use.
srocaise YAEs, Is TO 9Oe per pound.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
WESTON NlnrbIc Xvorks

second Street, Weston,
". j. KtTS0N, Proprietor.
MArbleor Stone Monuments, Maatlspiesesi
ke., al the lowest rates.
PIansaid Specifications Of bulldogs fox.
niAbed at Reasonable prlett'
N. pi-s him FALL ..aI
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

CSlliai Settlement. SEPT, 2.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
THE TRANSPORTATIO OuES.
TlON

A late New York dispatch furnishes
tho following piece of encouraging
news:
Unprecedented excitement prevails
ut present in railroad and shipping
circles, owing to the appearance of a
new and powerful competitor in the
field, in the shape of the baltimore and
Ohio Company. This company,
through its branches and connecting
roads controlled by it. forms the short
est line between the Atlantic and the
Mississippi river. and il is understood
that by alliances recently made its line
Is virtually extended to Omaha. Being
Que of the wealthieSt and best managed
roads in the country. with a surplus of
over S20.000,0 200, it can afford to trans
port freightS at Il minimum cost, and
has established tariff of rail-ratcs
through to San Francisco at about one
third less than those of the other lines.
They are displaying great energy in
canvassing the market, and evidently
mean business. As they announce that
they will run fast freight through on
special fast time. they are taking nine-
tcnths of the traffic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19

\ COUNTRY fellow ent cred one of the
New York banks. and. walking up to
the counter, exclaimed: "Ilere am !:
want you to take IL fair look at me. y
Without word further he strobe out.
The next day the same customer reap
pearcd, uttered the same words. and
again disappeared. The third day. at
about the same time, he walked III,
and. advancing to the tellcr's desk
threw down a draft payable Mrcc days
after Mght. "Now," said he. " you've
seen me three times; want the money
for it,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
FOUND DEAD. - The Placervill,

FOUND DEAD. The Placerville
Democrat of the l4th inst. says:
On sunday mording last. &. d. DAN
icl, WAS found dead in his cabin at
Greenwood, in this county. Coroner
Russell held AN inquest ON Monday,
and from the evidence it seems that
Daniels has been unwcll for some time.
but was not confined to his bed. He
was out on Saturday evening, going to
his cabin about o'clock. Not making
his appearance on Sunday morning,
parties went to his cabin. forced open
the door. and found him lying dead
on the floor. The verdict of the Cor
oner's Jury was that he died from nat
ural causes.
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with Brigham Young's family, and
knows his children as well as he
knows his own, and that he never be-
fore saw the woman who pretended 10
lecture.
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HURT BY A CAvE.-This is from the

Folsom Telegraph of February IA:
Thursday afternoon. as Constable
Hill was passing just the other side of
Alder creek, he heard some one calling
as if in distress. Upon going to the
spot whence the voice proceeded. he
found man by the name of Williams.
who had Just been caved on, as he was
prospecting a shaft, by a bank six feet
above him. lie had managed to crawl
out from the mass of earth. but in a
badly disabled condition-his left leg
being broken below the knee, and one
of his hands terribly bruised. He was
cared for, and at last accounts was
doing as well as could be expected.