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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
soaSd Emhrsa.s.

Attached to lie passenger tad xhi(E
arrived here ysstsrdaS from The -
we're two smlefant sers check .tnl
passenger. Thess csts wsre unhitehc
from tioSrain and sxitehedsd on Asids
track to await the departure Of Ne
freight train which was 10 take thsa'
west. The smigrants watched HsJH
tracking Nth algood dssli a. uxtS
and, on tho departure Of b passsnqr
train. one Of them rushed -frs.tssea!ye
the express ofics. and sxtepding ectn
arms, In . supplisnt mannsE. sxeiaia.ta'
"Good heavens Mr.. Railroad ~,
are you going To lssys1 heefIM
do YOU intend to do MD uff 16fs
YOU are not going to run - inte thsPs
snovy mountains and leave n stazte.
or be- massacrsd By ths wild ia1e.
The express agent Informed the exfpd
uilarim that be was nota "Mr. Raik(sd
Man. and that he knew nothin@
their sfLrs, but that II had beei
tomary OF late, In consequences Of ne
heavy emigration TO California, 70 I'm
an occasional train out on the desert nd
leave the omigranta TO the 1ndilns
and coyotes, that being the most szPs-
ditious method OF disposlng Of thsn.
"Good gracious. you don't say soi' e.
claimed the ~smigrsnt. "Mistsn I'm
obliged 10 you." and away the fellow
scampsrsd to the cars, from which, In
less than Ave minutes. there was agsn-
eral stampede. How they wers. perspa..
ded TO return and pursue their course
westward late In the evening. We did no,
stop to INQUIRE Silver STATE, Jan. n.
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humboldt Items.
Irr.m the silver state. January u.s.,

IFrem the silver state. January l9.l
James Thacker visited tho Pride Of
tho Mountain mine yesterday aud
speaks enthusiastically OF Its appear.
ancs and the quantity Of ore II Is pro-
ducing. Bill woodcock 10 now getting
Il in working order. and sends about
four Ions OF ore to tho mill daily. Tho
drifts and slopes have been cleared Of
waste rock and the ledge in many places
looks splendidly. One man. J. @. Phil
lips. took out alone in four days over
four tons Of ore OF the estimated value
Of 5000. The lsssees are practical
miners. all on tho work. aud they are
determined 10 make II pay.
Fifteen car loads Of ice from Prosser
Greek. west OF Reno. which IL said to
b tho coolest point on the Central
Pacific Railroad. passed here yesterday.
II 10 being stored Mt Carlin for nsxt
Summer.
Reports from the Sheba mine In Star
District. are to the effect that a splendid
vein Of ore Is now In sight in the lower
works, and that the mino never looked
70 well a. at present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
PACT ". PRINCIPLE.

Mr.. Hill. Of Georgia, having assumed
the lssdsrhip Of the Dsnocratie party
in Congress. Il IL well enough 10 oons,d-
or upon what ground hs states the posi-
ton taken BY the North and South du-
ring the war. This. stripped Of verb
isss. il simply that The South was fight
ing the battle Of the Union as "prin-
cipls." vhilst The North vas fighting the
battle Of the Union - . "fact-" We
hardly know What hisdistinetioa means
and can aply iadgs By the result. This
wss that The people Of the North vsrs
found in arms protesting the dignity Of
the Union, maintaining Ito integrity and
ths honor Of the nations Aag. while the
South Was found In arms against the
Union. sndsavoring 70 destroy Il By d.
~visio,. and we're marching under nsv
and rival Gag. II IL Be- nshting for ths
Union on "principls" 70 oppose
is army In the Geld and its
navy on the sea. We are at q loss
to understand the difference between
loyalty and didoyal.y. One thing J.
evident. The Union 10 . ''faet" as well
a. .prineipls." and TO the p~srpstuaiiou
Of the "fact'' tho people Of this nation
- ,.H..irhlv vsddsd- Whatever
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VERY RRMARKABL. DOwN.kAs1
WEATHER.

According to the Old Colony Memorial.
the Arst day Of the Centennial year. at
Plymouth. Massachusetts,. was made
particularly memorable BY the mildsst.
warmsst and ~plessantsst weather ever
before known in that ancient abode OF
the Pilgrims. within the rsmsnbrancs
Of the very oldest inhabitant. or to b
found recorded anywhere In history. 1t
had been unusually arm and pleasant
for two or three weeks. and on that day
the thermometer stood at upwards OF
seventy degrees in the shade. Blue
birds were singing; youngsters bathing
in the harbor; base ballists playing that
game in thin undrsss; butterflies auttsr-
ing about; bees. wasps and flies were
plenty; and that festive Summer insect
the mosquito-was on hand to pre-
sent his January bill. These items.
with green grass and . cherry tree
in leaf, we're noted in Plymouth.
while some Of the nsighboring
towns were favored with piping
fross. lively grasshoppss. and al that
sort Of thing. The usual style in that
country about the first Of January. il
everything frozen up solid; snow . foot
--o, t.rJ To- two fcst Thick all oyer
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Fate or the Bsars.
r y y n.
Acqaisted.


SAN FnLscIsco, Jan. 14.-ChArles A.
Morss. Secretary Of the Knickerbocker
Mining Company, was arrested yestsr-
day for misdsmeanor. upon complaint
Of Grove Adams. who alleges that he
made application yesterday to examine
tho stock ledger Of the company and was
refused. In the Police Court this morn
ing counsel for defense asserted that the
books Of the company were being used
in making up stock lists, and he said
this was the cause Of refusal, and desired
. continuance Of the case. The court
Was willing to grant the continuance IL
the defense would 1x some hour when
the complainant could examine tho
books, but counsel declined to make any
such agreement; wheroupon the court
said the trial would have to proceed.
Defense demanded q jury trial. The
jury found . verdict Of not guilty, In d.
rect violation Of the instructions OF the
court. The court held that the demand
was properly made and should have been
complied with regardless Of other bust.
ness.
The Rsvo1utiou In SSnora-The In
dians all Quiss-Sudden Death
stage Robbery.
TUCSON, Jan. l5.-Mail advices from
Sonora confirm the news Of yesterday.
Twelve towns have pronounced in favor
OF General Serna. who has now 1000
armed men under his command. A
grand jollifcation Is being held over the
news by the Ms1icans Of this place.
News from San Carlos on tho 18th
report the Apaches all quiet and ongag-
ed in agricultural pursuits. Also, that
al but one band Of the White River In
dams have at San Carlos. and there arc
good reasons for believing the remain.
Ing band will come in. thus completing
the removal psaceably without the aid
Of troops.
John Stephenson. q member Of the
California volunteers. died suddenly OF
heart disease on the night Of the 18th
instant.
The overland express was robbed by
Mexican highwaymsn in Cooks Can.
yon. between Rio Membres and Rio
Grande. Of $1,000 In bullion. and a
largo amount In greenbacks was taken
from The passengers.
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white Piss Items.

trrom the News. JsnaSy ISL
During the recent snow storm. while
Mr.. Shoemaker was going 10 Mineral
CITY. he lost his way In the binding
snow. becamc bewildsrsd and was COM
PEELED to stay out all night. The result
was that both Of his feet were badly
frozen. and fears are entertained that
amputation may Do necessary. Johnny
Condor started with Mr.. Shoemaker
from Mineral City on Saturday last. and
on arriving at Shekels' ranch, twelve
milss from here. was compelled 10 step
over night there. on account Of the
severe cold and the pain Mr.. Shoemaker
Was experiencing. The ns1t day he was
brought 10 this place. and from here Was
removed 10 his friends In Shsrnantown.
Al last accounts his feet were In . hor-
rid condition.
Sheriff RAum. who has just returned
from Cherry Greek. reports the sleigh
ing to Be splendid the whole distance
100 miles. While at Mineral City on
Thursday morning. he says IL vas very
cold. the thermometer Standing at 20
degrees below Zero. Ugh!
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LATE TELEssAMs.
xAsrsss.
'ttsns % tie United States Win
npaln and lispnaauy.

nAiasssns % ne unitsd Mates with
spain and t'srnaany.
NEW Yoar,Jauuary l5.-The Guphic's
Warrington special says that It Is I'M
dsrstood that BY Tuesday or "Wednesday
the Presidents message on the negotia.
lions between Spain and Germany will
Be- sent to the Senate and given TO the
country. There il reason to believe
that the German complications are more
serious than those with Spain. Ger
many has opened negotiations Tor the
purchase OF st. Thomas. Germany also
ofIsn Spain . large sum Tor nm Island IN
the Pacific Ocean. 1t In not unlikely
that the next great debate in Congress
viii BE- touching the relations Of Ger
many and Spain with the United States.
Rspabiiean state Cssvsnsien OF
GALVESTON, January l5.--Tho Repub.
lican State Convention met yesterday
and chose J. G. Tracey. OF Harris eoun.
~. Chairman. A platform was adopted
d~euouncing the new State Constitution;
indoning the Administration OF Pres
idsnt Grant; urging a return 10 con
currency; denouncing Governor o o
| administration a. ~extravagant and waste
mi. and calling for Government pro-
lection on the border. etc. The follow
inc nominations we're made: For Gov
ernor. Judge William Chamber; Lieut..
Governor, +. ". Moore; Attorney Gen.
sral, F. ". Burnss: Collector. A. l..
Bryant; Treasurer. William II. Hambls-
stock; Commissioner OF Land Ofice.
Jacob X. Rechlsr. The convention nd-
journsd after arranging for the appoint-
ment Of delegates to the National To
publican Convention.
TIE birthday of 0eaerai Leo to be
Celebrated.
RICHMOND. Va. Jan. i5.-Ths OF.
Coafsdsrates this evening made arrange
ments 70 celebrate tho birthday OF Gen
eral Robert Z. Leo On the 10Th instant
by q public meeting. at which Governor
Ksmpsr will preside. and Captain j.
Hampton Chamberlain. editor OF the
Norfolk YiryiRian, will deliver an ora.
ton. Arrangements have been made to
canvass the city for subscriptions 10 the
Lee monument fund.
ARich Minc.
LARAMIE, W. T., Jan.-0ns hundred
ounces Of gold and a lot OF orc from the
famous Centsnnial mine was sent to tho
United States Mint at Denver. and re-
turns have lust been received. Tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

ALrrrLx boy went into one Of our
corner groceries the other day and asked
for q ten cent bar Of soap. leaving .
dime on the counter. no started out.
"Ses here. you hoy" said the grocery
keeper. "this 10 q lead bit; you can't
pass this OF on me-" The boy brought
back the soap. laid II on the counter.
and took up the "bit without n word.
Nearing the door he was heard TO NUT
ter. 81 told ma that lie wasn't near
sighted. but she stuck 10 Il, and stuck
10 u, and now I'm liable TO have . trip
10 the calabooss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

Dn Morsrs dispatches Of the 18th
bring The news that Samuel J. Kirk.
wood. 81 Iowa, was declared BY . meet
ting Of the Republican members Of the
Legislature TO be the Republican nomi-
nee for United States Senator, which
insurss his election. At the convention
in juno last. which nominated Governor
Kirvood for Governor. tho sentiment
Of the convention in regard to the sleva-
ton Of Kirkwood TO the Senate was out.
spoken and decided. and tho Lieutenant
Governor. J. q. Nswhall. was chosen
with . view Of his filing the higher Of
fee. Kirkwood was Iowa's EVA Gov
srnor." and for q few months sat in the
United States Senate a. successor. by
appointment, to Senator Grimes. He is
popular. as his si.7i5 majority for the
Govsrnorship indicates. Hell possessed
OF no Uncomfortable talent. IL q ready
dsbstsr and fiusnt speaker; but above al.
he has . fair record. which some Of his
Credit Mobilier friends had not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

CAN'r TxLL.-To those who have pro-
pounded the question. 'csn . State Of
icsr occupy two or positions" We
beg leave to state that Ne believe they
can: and further. We think that q poll
tician has . right to run q Stats a. long
ms he AM; to use his influence for the
election OF himself and friends; 10 make
the State pay his expenses and his dspu-
ties. and to shirk all responsibilities In
the payment Of taxss and his own and
his dsputy's misdseds. In other words,
We bslisvs that . State officer. vhsn
elected. has . right 10 do just - he id
plcases. -CarsoN Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

And n accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Dlpetors. made on the 10Th
day OF pccembsr. 1873, so many sharcr OF each
pareelof such stock ~ may be necessary will
Be- cold ct public auction, at the once OF the
ssn Trsneisoo. California, on MONDAY. the
thistylint tsisti day Of January. 1919. At the
hour Of n o'clock 4. Of such day, 20 pay de.
~iIpquent assessments thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of the kale.
I. I. NILLlkRN. Seertssy.
deco, Caiffoenis.. $50 l Iat1td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
wHGRE THE RESPONSIBILITY BE.
.LONfsS Yg4-

Now, that the Amnesty bill has been
rejected in the House By the combined
Of the Republican msmbsrs, 1t viii.
Of course. b attempted By Demo
Gratis to throw upon the Republican
party the odiun, II any there Be-.
waieh attaches 70 its defeat. The
bill proposed to remove disabilities from
every one who participated In the re-
bsllion not hitherto restored to citizen
ship by previous Acts passed BY the
Republicans when in control Of both
House. otlcsnsrsss. 1t - sstinatsd
that Of persons, who participated in the
rebelliou md Who have not Jet been re-
lisvsd from disability incurred therefor.
there now remain about seven hundred
and hity. This number consists mainly
Of sx-oficsrs Of the United States Army
and Navy Who abjurcd their allegiance
to the Federal Government. and entered
the service OF the Confectionery: e.
senstrssg and Members Of Congress,
vho In THAR seats 10 take
part In The rebellion; s1-Uuitsd States
Iua,S,, nd once. frsd.rai Courts
-ho -.,. .-.,;,.l, .p,.,.a in tho war
against the Union. II also includes
Jeff Davis. The bill proposed TO re.
N ~. >. -.;.,.,.h,n I, wa.
.-...A..ah- p.,,.n =, p.np.vl,.ni,.
~ ..i..Js,i m ths Democrats IN the
uon.. -.,,.u,,.d N p... n by the
..,,,.. pros,..: L.. without permitting
.msndm,u, or debate. To do thi. he
uo,.a IN. r,.,;ou. question. which was
..,~;.a unon . vote an tbs final mas.
.... A An. hin I, vas dsfsa,ed. having
,~..,., L.. ia, ,vo-,hirds Of tho vote
no,I.a M, piain. ,b.p-for the Re-
nnh,,.., -n,,o,;,x I'm The Houss-moved
,soop.,d.,.tiou Of III. vote, BY which
the ban vas defeated. and in speaking
70 his motion. opened the debate which
continued for three days aftsrward.
He did this for the purpose Of
placing before Congress and the country
the reasons Why Republican members
would mot support The bill. He said
that II amendments had been allowed he
should have offered one excluding JEFF.
Davis from the benefits TO be conferred
BY the bill, and gave his reasons there
far. These reasons VIZ have heretofore
,.,.,,ea N. M Democratic majority
,.,u..a n ,ecs,e from their positiou 10
.Iov ,hs -.u.namspt .uue..,,d by Mr..
RI,,,. ana N. R.nuhiic.n. ,h.n rsfu.sd
A. n... A.. hin IA 4. vsrl for an, rad.
an. ~ understand ,h., The Rsnubl;can
h....., ~, 49,. .,...,,o, -
-, ,m,..,, .o-r,.nni,,.a n,
,h,. lin. ,h., an sm.ndmsn, ~ mi.
-. 80, a. Az. n.u..,.,..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

The Carson Tribune learns that a
gentleman sminently qualified for the
work. in conjunction with others Of lit
srary attainnents. will shortly CON-
msncs the publication Of a magazine
devoted to science generally and the In
tsrssts Of the State at large" Il is not
liberty 81 present to give tho names Of
the prpjsctors Of this enterprise. bu,
promises to do NO as soon as final ar
rapgsments shall have been made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

TEE Rsrelk consoles itself with the
reflection that 10 Austin cannot send .
csntsnarian to the centennial. she can a.
least send q centipsds. The Rsrsias In
scents ".itivs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

TIE Austin Rsrv,zs complains that so
general has been the freezing OF water
pipes in that town. that n water famine
has bssn created. and th- miikmsn
have been unable 10 supply all their
customsrs with the usual quantity Of
milk,
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rooxnoLprRs.M.RTIwo

THE MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Wells Fargo Mining COMPANY. for
other business - may be presented. will BE- held
Of the once Of the coUpsny, Room u esfs De.
postt building, San Franclsco. ON FRIDAY, the
18Th day. OF January. 1875. st I O'Clock 2. y.
Innsfer bocks eloes % Tussdsy. The 2kh 10
jail I'd o. ii. BoGARr. Secretary.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

0rPlcE OF THE FLORIDA sILvER MIN.
Company. Ban Frsncisco, Jsnsars 1tth.
ls7e The ansuai mestiAg q the stoekholdsrs
Of this company win b ksid e : lcess.
. O'Clock =. =. Transfef books viii closs on
Saturday. January soth, lsIs, q isn.
jai1 I'd LUClRN HERMANN, SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

Virginia, Nevphs. d2a ned.
BROOKS GOLD AND stLvER MIN.
Id mo COMPANY. = Location Of principal
place Of busin-ss, Ciiy and Ioupty Of san
F.anei.eo, State OF California.
Location of works. Devils Date Mining Dis.
trict, Lyon county, state Of Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess.
ment mo. n levied on the nth dav of Decen-
Der, ISIS. the several AMOUNT. set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders. o.
follows:
Names. No. Cert. shs. Amt.
n.sot. 0oia and kiivsr Min.
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NOTICE iN:BANKRuPToY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Il United States. In and for the District OF
nevada in Bankruptcy Notiee Of appoint.
meat OF Assignec.-rhs underigncd hereby
gives notice Of his appointment. Of tn. nrtt
meeting Il creditors. - Assignee Of the Estaie
OF U. D: SMITH. . osnhrupt, OF the county Of
who hs been adludgsd Q bauirupt upon his
v petition. {. y. MAYER, Assfrsee.
Virginia, January 10. 1915. jaif I'm
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TEE Phoebe Record refers TO . case Of
unrsquitsd affection in Eureka as .
''brssch Of promise cass."
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sew ,rOspAY.-

= sEw ~rosgAY:=
STOCK PRIVILEGES
4 F IL
"PUTSn AND "CALLS."
YkuNOI-AGiYaN
Answers 10 Questions
ABOUT pUTs AND CALLS.
az 1Fl1- -
Wuis asGsreek '~asvllrsts'
STs.y or. contracts Issued By the Droier'
10 deliver OF receive sucks at . future date.
VIVA. n.i<s them 90 popular,
Because the operator only risis tho limited
amoun, paid for the contract, snd cannot be
called upon fsr !. more margin in The event
Of unis,ersbs nhcsua.isns. va QliAlJO
what are the chances Of making money!
while the rick to the operator ls United,
tho chances ~ SSs. We have In The Pos,
WesA paia ou' VI gqttoa .
100 Share call. on YELLOW JACKET. swo
ic-sat,s an, .. caoLLAn. 900
ioo-shsrs calls on ovRRMAS. ...........i 400
And % youErgrN oTaEa sTocKs from
THREE to FIVE TIMES THE AMOUNT IN.
VESTED.
IN BU,INa PRIVILEGES the main qa'''
iion with the operator I. whether he 10 deal.
Ing with responsible PARTIES or ADVENTURES.
Ga this question We can give the best guar
sntse. we do business IN . soiid basil, by
covering ourselves with stoeis on which we
have issusd contracts. 20 % 10 make III.
proats or or oustemsrs Identical with our
own. Besides. we are holders Of soo.ooo
worth Of real estate, and our personal rrfsr
sncss include som Of the leading men both
In this city and San Franchises.
We issue stock Privilege for 90 and up.
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TO-DAY.

CEoREGArE0 GOLD uILL NiN.
- ING COMPANY Locales Of principal
place Of busins's. San PraDclsco, California.
Nevada.
Notlee 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
The Board OF Directors. held ON the iath day OF
Jsnuary' 1870. an assessment (No. ~ OF
Twenty Gents tsoe) per share was levied
upoa the capital stock Of the corporation. par
abs Immediately, In United States Rold coin,
. ne bscfstary. a. the once OF tho Company.
Room 10 hsyward's Building. No. az Cali.
'0Irls .,rss,, Ban r,aasi,so California.
remain unpaid on the 10Th day Of February,
ls7e, will DO delinqusnt. and Advertised for sals
at public auction. and unlevs payment 10 made
before viii be sold on WEDNESDAY. the
Eighth sstsl Day Of March: ,sis, 70 pay ne Do;
Advertising and expensrs Of sale, rpv,Ygwr,
by order Of tho Board o. DIr,etsrai WIN
o.. Y. CrRTtSs, 0tcfethry.
0~mee-Room 10 Hayward's Building. No.
tlo California street, Ban Francisco, California.
l.iItd
EvfKfhAN MINING COR PANY.
l. cation Of principal placs OF business,
s1 Montgomery street. San Fianeiseo. ciif.
Loestion Of works, Gold ain, storey county.
Nevada. ~ w. TTI' ~ III
Notice 10 hereby given, that at Q meeting OF
the Board Of Dlrsctors, held on the 18th day Of
January. lss1 IN assessment tso. y Of fiffy
c.nts per share was levied upon the espi.
Ia stock Of the 0 rporat on, payable lmmedi.
tary. al the ONCE OF the Company. sI Mont
90 merry street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment snail
remain unpaid on, the 10th day Of February.
1870, will be delinquent. and Advertised for
sale at public auction, and unleaa payment Ia
made before will be sold on WEDNESDAY. the
9Th day Of March. 1875. 10 par the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale. Isr-r :
Iu y. x. LUTY, Secretary.
Oniec-sW Montgomery street, San fnn.
ei'ce, California. Z f.Llgtf jai'td
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TVpc METAL OF SUPERIOR QUAIL
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NOW 10 the TIME
To Subscribe for Your
PAPERS and MAGAZINES
FOR 1879.
Ny Subscription Book Is Now Being
Commenced for 1879.

v. BoEaLE. No. ~ u street. near Taylor
Virginia. Nevada, d21 ned.
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BORN.

HEIIoE In Virginia. Jsnu,ry Is, 70 the wife Of
lwunls keh q, q daughter.
W ,RDRlLE-ln Virginia. January 10, TO the
uifso Louis Wardelis. . daughter. 1sldfHHI
KknkaER-ln Virginia. January II. 10 the
wife Of Kmeser, Q daashter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-08-12
MONKTON.

An effort is being made to get up q
fall school on Monkton Ridge.
Last Saturday II. NJ. Hull took in
quite a quantity Of butter at 23 cents.
The mercury climbed up to one
hundred degrees in the shade, last Satur.
day.
Mr.. Amos Palmer is doing quite q
lively beef business. He sends out very
choice beef at reasonable prices.
Mr.. s. L. Atwood OF this town has
two or three fast horses in training in
the town of Essex for the trotting track.
Farmers have mostly got through
haying and harvesting. The hay crop is
more than an average this season, and
the grain is very good and abundant,
-Monkton as usual has good supply
Of men who want to 20 to Montpelier
this fall There are four or Eve at least,
to be voted for, and the probabilities ore
that some Of them will have to pay their
own fare if they 60 at all
Last Sabbath Rev. Mr.. Hurlbut,
son of Porter Hurlbut, delivered very
interesting discourse to large copgrega.
ton in Monkton Ridge. The services at
the Baptist church were withdrawn on
the occasion He preached in Barnum.
town in the afternoon, the service being
largely attended.