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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15
NEW
MIXING NOTICE..

OYYfCE JUSTICE NISlNo COMPANY,
" - Merchants Exchange, San Yraneisco,
California AZ . rgular meeting Of The Beard
OF Directors OF the Justice Mining Company.
held this day. The following resolltion M
unanimously adopted and ordered pubiishsd 10
the daily papers Tor the Information Of the
Rs.ared. That the President and Secretary
Of this Company be. and sre hereby Instructed
10 represent In the San rraneisco Stock and
Exchange Board. that the south boundary OF
the patsatsd mtniag cain Of this Company,
Sounds on the north boundary Of the Silver Hi
Mining Company and thai ths.e I, no space OF
mining company, and that Therefore the public
ought 70 be veil esntisasd . 20 ne l~oeation
the name Of the .'Sou'h Justice Miaing Com.
psny,'' % the claln Of said company, n Il has
any, Il not uron the lead claimed BY the Jus.
lice and Silver HIN Mimi. ~Companles.
Published By nrder OF the Board Of Director
OF the Justice Mining ComPsny. FL
President Justice Mining Company.
Jas, a. KEsNEDI.
Iai5tf Secretary Justiee Mining Co.
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Reno Items.
IFrom the Crescent. Jan. Is

Senator Ross has given notice in the
Senate OF his intention to introduce q
bill to incorporate the town Of Reno.
We do not believe our worthy Senator
thoroughly understands the wants OF
his constituents in this respect. Reno
hasn't Lost any incorporation. to the
best Of our knowledge and belief.
The monte boys die hard. They con-
tinus TO play with success their nsfari.
ous occupation. They roped a fellow
In one OF our saloons night before last
and bsai him out Of $500. We hope
the Legislature will pas that bill with
out delay.
Over two feet OF snow has fallen at
Peavine In the last 10 hours.
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Miss CL,nl H.IK is the beautiful

Miss CLARA HALE is the beautiful
huntress OF Harrisburg. Penn. Her
uniform consists Of 4 tight-ftting, light
corduroy jacket, q short skirt Of tho
same material. with the inevitable hustle.
which she utilizes for the purpose OF
carrying her ammunition, luncheon.
&C.. several pockets being neatly ar
ranged in Il. Her cap Is also Of light
corduroy, with an oil cloth, reversible
cover. and her feet and ankles are tight
ly enoased in q pair Of India rubber
boots. She carries u OF Remington's
handsome fowling.pisces, and seems
greatly attached to her two canine COM
psnions. who answer to the names Of
Eoiss and Skppo. Sho bagged sixteen
cartridges. three squirrels and eight
muskrats the other day. and can hit q
cent at forty PAGES eight times out Of
ten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15

LOOK q roR THrN.-The very worst
OF threatened monte sharps are in town.
A few evenings ago q young gentleman
who had just arrived was asked into
Q saloon 10 drink. Tho young fellow
looked green. but was up 70 snuff. ~ he
had formerly lived in Humboldt county.
and knew the villain Who attempted 10
fool him. The game did not work. The
young man had nsithsr money. vatsh.
ring nor marbles to bet on the game, and
the thieves went od disappointed. We
advise q meeting Of the citizens for The
purpose Of forming . vigilance commit
tee. and recommend that such . meet
ing Be called forthwith Nsruda Tn
buss, Jan. IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15

DOCK IKL.AND GOLD AND sIL'
N yer Mlning Company. Location OF prin'
eipal place Of buslness. San Francisco. Call
fornia.
Location Of works. Gold hin Mining Dis.
trict. storey county, Nevada.
Notice 4. hereby given that al . meeting ol
the DIRECTOR. held On the 18th day ol
Jauuary.. 1915, an asscssment No. O. oil
One Dollar !ltil per 'harc wa. levied upon Tho
eapita, stock OF said corporation. payable imme'
dlately, In United States gold cola. 10 the
Secretary. at the once OF the Company, Room
No. .. 40 as California street. Ban Fran.
CLEO, California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpsld on tho iIIh day OF February 1871,
will he delinquent, snd advertised for sale a
public auction. ard unless payment 10 made
before. vii. be cold on TUESDAY, the 9th
day OF March 1873, TO pay the delinquent a.
and expenses Of sale.
Jais I'd ]. W. CLARK. Secretary.
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~sTooKHoLDERs' MEETING.

nFYtcE OF THE LADY BRYAN MINING
~ Company. San rraneisco. California, Jan.
uary iath, ists.-fn accordance with . resolu.
tlon adopted AZ . meeting Of the Directors Of
Lady Bryan MIning Company. daily held on the
iith day Of JAnuary. 1875, Q special meeting oil
the stockholders OF said Company. i hereby
Room No. 4. Haywsrd's Bullding. No. 40 Cal.
ifornIa street ban Francisco. California, on
THURSDAY. the nth day Of February. ISIS,
At Q o'elockr. =. for The purpose Of consider.
Ing and deciding upon . proposition TO In.
crease the capital stock Of said Company, from
% .oS % To- b be- = dl e ! Into 81. 600 shares q Il.
OR0. ". KIDD.
N. sKRLLY.
NuuMA ugWU UJ.R WALL.
q u. ROBERTS.
IaiS ID Directors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15

A SACRAMENTO lawyer remarked to
the court: at Is my candid opinion.
Judge. you are an old fool" The Judge
allowed his mildly-bsaming eye to fall
upon the lawyera brief moment. then In
. voice husky with suppressed emotion.
said: " lis my candid opinion that you
are nnsd 800.
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DIED.


REDfEARN In Gold Hill. January itth, Han.
nah Aryilla, daughter OF william and Riizs
RsdIesrn, agsA u years, . months and Z days.
THE funeral will take place on Sunday the
lTth inst. At . o'clock =. ~. RON ~. johns
Church. Geld HIN. Friends and sesusluisnces
are respectfully invited to aitend.l
| GALLAGHER-In Phoebe, Jsnsary 9Th, Daniel
Gallagher. aged u year,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15

wr are indebted to Ass.mblyman Dow
Of Elko county, for a copy Of IAN Act
70 create and organize the University Of
Nevada, and to provide for the control
and maintenance Of the same"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15

THE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY.
Locstioa Of principal place Of business. Ban
,Losstion u worf', STOREY county. State Of
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the board Of Directors, held on the 18th
day Of January. 1878. an assessment mo. ~
Of Five Dollars 1851 per share Was levied
upou the capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately, In United States gold coin,
10 the Secretary. al the once OF the Com
pany, No. ~ Merchants Exchange Bullding.
california street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock rpon which this assessment shall
remsin unpaid on Friday. the lith day OF Feb
ruary. 1879. will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale. and unless payment 10 made before,
will be sold at public suction on TUESDAY,
the 81 day of March. 1878. 10 pay the dclin'
qucnt assessment, together with costs Of sdver'
Using and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES 4. KENNEDY,
jal5 I'd Secretary Justice Mining Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15

A MrLwArxEE man hid in a public
doorway and jumped out and kissed his
wife. She didn't whsop and yell as he
sxpectsd. but replied: 'Don't be 80
bold. mistsr-folks around here know
mel"
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1880. 1874.
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.

1.E.As. ". HALL. rnorRIEroRs.
Tr .is:ss st ts:l ss,f !. ,:.s..:s !. "a, ns -,
ny qssstity o. Rssovs.sS and cissn hip.
y1tscst Ssiag damaged b. manipulation or
lsckAgsspaietually eallsd for and returned.
o.ces.lntsmatieual Hotel and wailace'a
~ issss. ~ Soc nr 2 street. Virginia; and
In LA q. W. HALL.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

sPURGFON-ln Carrsn. January 18Th, TO tho
wife Of James spurgeon, . son. Lls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15

-sTILHs-In Gold Ilill. January
18Th, by Rev. Mr.. Eastman, Samuel Bennetts
TO Elizabeth Jane Stiles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15
NEWARK
LAND ASSOCIATION!
TirLEPERFEor.
CAPITAL SieCK, $4,000
IN $500 SHARES, toc EAciI.

Consists OF
S.ooo Acres Land. elfo per acre .......,tcco.oo0
Auction fees. s~a'artes, percentage On
ssles, hotel. cottages. ~atsr wofkp.
strvsis, roadways. and all Improve
menu and sxpsnsep....... ........ 10000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15
MEETING.

NOTICR.-TuE FIRST ANNUAL MEET.
IN ing Of the Stockholders OF the Globe Con
solldated Mining company. will be held on
THURSDAY. the 9Th day of February. a. n.
1875. at the hour Of O'Clock =. H.. a. the Com
pAny's ONCE. Room 20, No, %is cAlifornia
street. San Francisco. California, for the pur'
po-e ofeieeiing Q board 81 Directors TO serve
for the ensuing year. and the transaction ol
fore the meeting. Trantfer books will b
clo-ed on Saturday, January seth, A. U. 1915, q,
the hour mia o'clock ~.
BY order OF the Directors.
jsi5 I'd JOSEPH MAaUlRE, Secretary.
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aiN.0sl

asy0ymj
Tho Newark Land company's properly /. ON
the table land just OF the Hay Of ran Francis.
90. about half war IRON OAKLAND 10 NJ a Josr
(proSably the two moot thrifty and successfal
towns n American. Both ihesc towns are
Noted for their prosperity. their nRs public
buiidinrs and resideEees' The beet lots A
Gan joe readily bring $500 per fiont foot. and
at OAKLAND 500 per 'front.' loot.
Any one going nom 0aklaLd TO ean Jose
viii note Q continuous limo OF yillagep, nne
fsrms and elegant homestsads. and the nsnr.
psss Of the Newark Land Company 10 tina
great San Francisco MARKERS. must Ut once
pot Q pront on this enterprise
IL 70 believed that property win show nj the
auction ,ale hof ehoies OF acres and town lots
fully - much proht ~ stated below.
Irrespective pronts to shareholder, tsy
iLS6e Acre Lets-ei;s. .sls,. 80
- Leg. siEe s1xioo-tAo.......... 10000
100 ~, IL saa,os.1ii..c'." 80. 49,. mo
LOO Lots, size e2xiuo- tit0 ....... itO.Om
loo Lots, size tsxio5-Si10.......... lao,Oc0
1000 Lots, size s1xivs- tiOO ........ iOoI0u0
loo Leu. siss s7xi0s-3so......... Don
Real property, extra and improvements
belonging 70 $500 shAres. say...... 10000
tiy5s7 600
Oost...... -. .... ...... ........... $4,000
To sAarsholdsrs prospective profits. ASH, zoo
lof msps. eireulars. application for shares,
and oil i'''rn''''a' 'ppfy ,G ,vr,,.
tcsk California Street. San Prsneisec. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15

Two NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS 70
i let In adWsiling on Main street. Gold Hin.
e11Dgl(e ~ rnnklin HOUSE. AppiytosC
uI0Wu, q littnsF D Co.'S deio
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ANrsIxsyfs.
THIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL

THIS FALL WILL TAKE PLACE ON
"A the Eve Of the GREAT hARDf 0RAs. the
society VIII distribute to the quests BON.
BoNs 90 q 70 make the party more jovial.
easlou, and u 10 the lntention. TO make this the
best ball Of the season.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-14
Kalakaua's Business in Washington

AS to King Kslakaua's mission here
there is scarcely but one opinion among
those best informed, and that is that it
relates directly or remotely to the sub.
ject OF annexation. A few believe that
it has reference to n reciprocity treaty,
which would prove of very great advan-
tage to tho Hawaiian ialands, but even
this view, were it correct. might bear
remotely toward ultimate annexation by
the United States. There are very few
who believe that the visit is merely a
social one, and that tho government
would pay such marked attention to n
ruler of such insignificance if thero were
nothing to gain by it. When the grand
duke of Rnssia, to the exertions of whose
father the United States owed, in great
measure, the non Interference OF Europe
during our civil war, camo to Washing-
ington, he was treated with marked con-
tempt, and was not received at the depot
by o single government officer. Even
Baez, the president of republic, and n
colorod ]mnu, was not treated with po.
liteness during his two or three visits,to
Washington. But the secretary of state
and two other cabinet officers, with their
secretaries aud special train, make
haste to meet King Kalakaua and escort
him with banners, music and soldiers to
his hotel. Such attention, it is urged,
would not he accorded the king of the
Hawaiian islands under ordinary cir.
cumstances. 1t is also said that Gen.
Schofelds visit to the island, two or
three years ago, was in reality for the
purpose of sounding tho govern m snt
and the people on the subject Of trans,
ferring their allegiance to the United
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-14
The Gentle Life.

This is tle beautiful Heritage OF the
well-born man and the gentle woman.
They may be poor or rich to-day, they
may be living life of leisure or toll
ing for their bread-all the same they
carry with them the grace, the care, the
gentlepess, the knowledge which we
call intuition or instinct, which comes
from generations OF culture and n
thousand qualities Of mind and heart
which win social recognition and bring
happiness to the possessor.
The accumulationo Of more money as
an inheritance fogsehildren is often
worse than nothing in their hands; it
deprives them of all incentive to per-
sonal effort aud not unfraquently proves
the means by which they ,rido fast to
destruction. Money is worse than
nothing if the pasta and associations OF
the present have not taught us how to
put it to it's noblest uses.
But tho order, tho training, tho exp6.
rience of life are invaluable. They
form with education, q key that unlocks
the recesses of tho world, and becomes
a power that no less in stocks or bonds,
or houses and lands. can deprive the
unfortunate possessor of. They make
him the equal OF the best, and there.
fore at ease with all men. Deprived Of
leisure nni resources which we would
know how to appreciate, he still finds
within himself more than others find
outOide of themselyes. aOutwardly, his
life is isolated; inHardly, he holds
communion with all that is best aud
finest in art and society aud literature.
Ills gracious md kindly manners, which
he etaina il, spity OF poverty or,wealth,
show that heAconsorla only with tho
noblest, whether his dwelling here be n
| hut or palace.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-14
ORANGEBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA,

have no reason to think to the contrary,
but I put If 70 him, that, as, you have
never seen Telsla with the lhait of g6ld
and the deep blue eyes, how could you
have ever known how she looked, SO as
to be able to tell him about your hav-
ing met her in America? But he de.
clared that yon had drawn her fare. I
made him believe after q long time that
lie had come on FOOLS errand, ard that
he had better return to his mountain.
side and go to work again, and pick up
heart, because if he put his trust in
God and Telsla loved him shewould be
sure, to send him tidinga some day.
= :" You know they are very honest in
these parts, SO when he asked for the
little scrap of paper on which you had
drawn a woman's face, and which he
had held in his hand ,eilsthe time, I re-
fused at first to let him have it. The
poor fellow begged 1dreadfully hard.
Now, as I suppose yousell these things,
I made bold then to4make. kind Of
bargain about it. Itteok 3ou Il sup
pose, not over half1hour to draw that
picture, and thought one whole day
of my service as your guide was worth
about as much as the picture. 30, if you
arc agreed to it, will buy it in that
waylfor the lad. The Dahl boy will
certainly repay me the price of this
little picture, either this winter or the
next, when I go through his village.
Or, if you hold to your picture, and
must have it, as you will stay at the
porphyry works to morrow, this very
night I can cross the country and get
the picture back, and, having hired you
ANEW guide for q daysor 90, I can head
you off again and join y6uIr that is to
say. if you are not offended with mel for
the liberty may have taken about the
picture. These love serapes always get
other people into trouble. That is all,
only Dahl men and; Dahl women love
through life and deatti..,"
:" Your poor Dahl friend is welcome
to my little bit of sketch, which has
really no value" I replica.
1 unused for moment over this SIM
ple story, when Erickson thanked me-
warmly and added, "He wrote some-
thing which I promised to give YOU"
md my guide took from the lining OF
his cap scrap of MY aketching paper,
which had dropped somewhere, and
on which was penciled some faint char.
acters. "I gave him my sacred word
shat I would beg yonsrsWhenever you
went to America, to~pnt this in your
post. office, if you have any in your
country, SO that it might reach Telsla
that way. It was a good idea of the
Dahl man." ~,
'tBut, Erickson, my goodsfellow, what
is written on that paper ?" I inquired.
& Only this" he replied, con this
side is, ITO Telsla, America, on the
other, If this ever reaches you any
where, for tho love OF. God writo to
me, so that I may join you, and keep
my heart from breakinga; You know
who it is that writes YOU"
Does any one in this vide land know
anything about TelsIa, the one with the
golden hair and the blue eyes?
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Paper Devoted tot

ID eo; !i.5s sst!s Il tta Aih 4 .sEl
pgs's be too siSada sudden about bsaitE Il. Msahi,sa Msahi,a
a gin has tuda said a5nRoS SRsR Taiib ,i3gaht
!" ysb, SIMPLY BesaaBs sher lovsrdiab'E
choose the right time and popahe aaess
tion iggntl ,s.a,,...a,a.s...,,,.
e Take a dark night fcr III. Have the
blinds closed, the cuftains ' d6wSHh,S hha
the lamp tur1eG Taose7 sptg GsisRnsar
enough to her 90 thai. you can hook
your little finger int until
conys.sation begins to flag, and then
aGass,s9 Gass9S sSnaftlI & tHlIs 4 .If.BlTs,}s,IBI.ll Ts}s,I.ll
thinggAlJljlI I'll ftUliJtjI
She will fidget around little, reply
eyes" and after a pause you can add :
"Sasie. my actions must ,havs shown
THAI is you mdss haYeatI' mean you
must bs &ws7afe that 2Afthst'tL 'tLSI,7o III i,ns
Pause 'here d while, ,bnt' keep youf
fingers firmly looked" S6s may cough
and try to turn tic subject of by asking
you how you liked tho elfGns, but she
only dpesit to- encourage yeug sAftert
about tEenImihutssI you can continhes U
- .VssI thinking, jas III came me lnRl theI
pain tonight, that before went away
would aak you-that is, I woulf broach
the subject nearest p,ytt fiean Iwonll
know NY. ~ ,t-i talI sbigtHg
Stop again and give her hand gentle
squeeze. She may give a yank 70 get it
away os she may not In either oass dt
argues @eil Tor you. Wait about i've
minutes and then go on: .isa,
"Ihe past year mas been very happy
one TO me, but hope that future years :,
will still 1be happier. However, that
depends Eenntirrfely on syou. i am h9re
eo-mght 70 knnoylsffi y tl1at s1slto ask yPnt
mean lam here tonight ITO near from
your own lips the one 2 sWee9tfiI 9fiI-,
Wait again. 1t isn't pest TO be too
rash abont sucli things. Give her pien'
ty q time TO recover hes. composue,
and then put your hand on your heart
and continue = ...tS0tp1,2 10 ant 4;
"Yea,iA Ehonghs 4 %a8 fonfnlP 8 HIP ugShs Ugh
the gate tonight, now happy ! had peenil
'aio saissess.taa 't4=-nniy l.neIa
you Wouio cot,senp' = 'opS fI1lt'illsS' n
SAID II only kneW-ii'A was oniy. csr-
taan thaS my heals sl ato ilre y Hos s Se @
anu you "eie :aea.y W e'iah 2 - 12A94
hoio on there o no nufi5 npou' ~.
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e2aI liq. .dfy7. ,tfellt0g tIilaiti. lila!tfi
iitf iSSSt fIl'll R5esspf |kSRpgs plif;, is;
is Rgt aRqf @ fhsr move N IN nlhlss the sane f5fqe9
Itlq9B fftaI. lilf 1tebtsrait nIadt
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EIiI1l, i !, q ssni4ss isni4sssrs rs Htsoi, tile.

/ 2 JJTTJT5ff5T nj WON 5FI09
PHURSD NJ ,tnsJ AINJJlART
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gasgEfvIs Yrr-T 4 z1TY-srfs
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aEr Iax medals ior your pet DOGS.
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ass q rs. liz. .r..Il nnfiih
D5n't ss h, 4, foo s5SdE5si, snd5 z, oaag HSit2E
. gin has said, nRoS Wien yafh ,iaeahtd
' yeb, SIMPLY BlesJaays 'her slovsFdiab'EE,
choose the right ana popaie aaessI'
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sAYfNti5ris1aIDI oROINGSabi4sIs ia

.isNo American newspaper can befisaidiii q
tdtb9 fully established Unit il Il has pub
liBhed o letter from i6 olotad6. III atYG
Connecticut western news., 1875-08-13

A Grand Excursion.-South Berkshire join, are invited to great excursion on the 27th via Housatonic and Boston & Albany railroads to Hudson and tEe excursion steamer 'Nuhpa' to West Point. the ia nous national military institution on the Hudson river, the steamer to stop en route at Newburgh to give all who wish chance to visit the celebrated Washington's Head quarters in that city. The trip is laid out through the Hudson rivers grandest seen cry, including the Highlands and all the 10. l cations where the great summer resort ho. l tels have been built and the country man. ! sions erected. The route is the best that could have been chosen on the whole course of the noble stream and the toul will be most delightful one. Tickets will be sold at $2. 50, with half fare on the Housatonic road to Pittsfeld added. The train will stop al all stations on the latter road, so that every town can be accommo dated, and will return the same night. A | sufficient number of tickets must be en- gagged by the 20th to secure expenses, but they need not be paid for by those who or der them until they are issued, on the 2Ott or whereabouts.
 This is an opportunity to enjoy one ot the grandest and most delightful excursion! ever given in this region, and we are surt will be largely patronized. Please give 1T your names by postal card or otherwise te MT. M. A. Dean, at the Savings Bank, ,Fall Village, as early as possible, in order te have assured a sufficient amount of patron age to secure the train.
Connecticut western news., 1875-08-13

At 8 circus, while the rope walker was going through his performance, a boy about twelve years old turned to an acquaintance of the same age ond remarked: Tom don't you wish you could do that! Yes do, sadly replied Tom, but my folks make me go to school and are determined that l shall never be nobody
 Louisville comes to the front with new feature in the management of hotel dining rooms. At the Galt House hundred ne- gro walters, all wearing white spikc-tai coats, run on roller skates and bear d. lie ious viands to the guests with lightning speed. On Wednesday collision occurred and hail storm Of victuals covered the weating apparel of the bald headed cpl cures.
 Very stern parent indeed-'Come here sir! What is this complaint the school master has made against your Much in jured youth-'It's just nothing at all. You see Jemmy Hughes bent pin and only just left 1t on the teachers chair for hlm tC look at, and he came in without his specs and set down on the pin, and now he wants to blame me for it.