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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NTiGE tn JACOB HAHN. CO.OwSgR ~
4 Va" Eh'o Mnr: You afu herrby urtIAnJ
~ "Mnrr OF one. fonrth iuto-cRt 1T tho N,on
aiiho. situated IN Rock cGCCE MlnInu pi.;tIi.
hlhu county, stGto Of Nevada, thi. " NJ tro
EXPIRATION OF ninety days after tho publication
~ thia notice. ypu VIII have iaii"I 60 cuntIlnuin
y'uT PROPORTION - the annual rapchH Itdra
nIslO on tho ssfi UI!no during and fIr Ito Xsnr
1871, ~ required hy tLo Act IF CongicpH M.
proved March l0:h. 1871, aud nmGidusntt
uhtc'o' your iutrtcst. az above described, viii
become tho PROPERTY of yWir cp.Ownars, tho
undersigned. WHO hiVa DJshc tho annual ~.
pshhtuT", According 10 law. on sAii mining
rropgtiy.
THO. HNRRECur
-. UAIi!EUnT,
u. BOILER.
WAC Au2ltt y, 1911, E2C.Cjd
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notice TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DY THE US-
dcrsl2ncd. administrator OF the estate OF
John Watson, deceased. to tho creditors Of. and
all Persons having claims against. tho said de-
ceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. Within ten months rfter tho fret pub
liea;inn OF this notice. to the said administrator
at his office, In the town OF ElkO, county Of
Elko. and State OF Nevada.
n. L. PETERSON,
administrator of the estate OF John Watson.
deceased.
Dated 1T Elko. Nov. 9TH, 1871. MOI I'd
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500 KNITTING MACHINE. 500

TNHE SEw BIcKFoRD FAMILY KNITTING
L MACHINE, all complete for 500. tror-
Iucr ioUrst prize. S30.I Delivered at any ex-
press Office in the U. 5. or Canada. free. on re-
ceipt OF Retail price. Send for New DcscrIp-
tive Circular. 4 splendid chance for AGENTS.
one wAi ted In every town. Exclusive right Of
sale given FREE. Address
ROCKFORD KNITTING MACHINE MFG. CO.,
aD Erattleboro. VI.
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7~s3st'fJ .isF5 - -
''''XrFEnNooN rc.nD.
500 Valley, 200
40 Raymond and Ely, Tx
80, I'd Eureka Con-. 36T -.
$50 Leopard, l40c, 1850
200 Hussey, 800
1890 De Frees, ZOO ...
2G0 Grand Prize, 1917, 1871 -,.
1925 Argentn. 1850, 1906
Tt;g5Sss90o2255 512Nnyajo.;sI.
-. 400 Day. AZ, 4
-, 1850 Modoc, $50 ..:
,.ag. I50 New Coso, 900 ,....r
700 Bodio: 4. 81 ....,
$40 G. Chariot, ~, N
IS Bechtel, 1
lis Challenge. ~
200 Dayton, 40c
'f1'i ~; 90 Occidental, ~
,.,,., 90 New York, 2l0c, az
200 Senator, 81
22S0 Woodville, 1856
800 Kossuth, 800
80 Washington, IL
1100 Andes 75c, 700
s420 beViathan, SOD 4 .
~ y b. 200 .Ward,yl
fa,t ~ 100 South Justice, ....
$50 North Con. Virginia, ~, 1866
400 Trojan, N, 1l5c : -
1900 Benton, 8, 3N
-, 800 North Carson, I5c
400 Lee, 400 .. ........
$500 Boyle, /, 85c
800 Solid Silver, 5H
$50 Skates, Acc
300 st. Louis, 4Oc, 400
400 Rock Ialand, zoo (
4o15 Alta, 2OT, 1917
:260 California, 2SL. esq
eco Justice. ~, 12T
1885 Ophir. 43H, 10 ..
400 jacket, 1917, l2H
600 Mexican, 14X, Is
2ls0 Imperial, 1l5c, I10c
.-ss 40 oVermann. %. 92N
-J-f ,.ir. 70 - -
Pa GOLD. s1,Os. Currency. ok g
%. a.
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PonEHooN BOARD.
.1to5 ophir, 451., 40, i4%
llOO Mexican. 10, 15H =
600 Gould and Curry, OK, G<
$50 Best and Belcher, '2UHH|, 20X
69s California, 28X, 30 = %
SIS Savage, 9H 5 =.
S35 Con. Yirginin, 2I5;;, 2tI<
EEi.s-sL 90 Chollar, SO, 34H Sc.
lilies Halo and Norcross, 6I, S.:
G95 Point, OK. az a.
= 1000 Jnckht, IL, 121<
:49G5 Imperial, ll0c
800 Kentuck. 5H, 5s% 3
225 Alpha, l2X, l2sI
$50 Belchcr. TX, =
$50 Sierra Nevada, 5;s<, 5IS -
80; Confidence; 6 !, -
Ais Succor, 3II
435 Union, 7H,7
~ K. Ga Utah, Ii
- q .2400 Daney. Coo, $50
ili5 Bullion, az, on
9G5 Exchoquor, 1850. AZ .
., $40 ,OyermGu, "a, 22X
1885 Justice, 1871, l23I
.,...,;,, 730 Julia, 2G0o. 270o b30
-, H., ll60 CALEDONIA, Hoo, 4
:, 80, !3095 Silver Hill, ), 3l5c
29G0 Alta, l9X, 1874 ,.,r..... e..
go Dayton, 400
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Appointments.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
EAlAio Of o. 5, flcdell, deceased.

E77'7''" VI o. , INNNIcIII INUVNNCtI.
; n Office IL HEREBY GIVES ny TIFF IN.
~ htr,iSnod, Public Administrator az tho
County az ElEo. RLstr OF Nevada. 10 tho crr1tt.
~. OF and AL tTsoua having tiai'rp avainsI IIo
tsid deceased, hcShiblt uiS:n with ma no o..
ssty Houebrts. within ten i.onths ai.rI The f,fst
publication q t;llS notice 10 tho Pebble Al.
niinislTstor, at his stnea IN The I1Rn of EIEo,
In tho CouUtJ OF Elkb, Sisls cr N%vada
n. h PETERSON,
4, olio Admbll ritrtpI.
VAIAa nov ~, 1871 De-. M. az
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SoTICE-Thc-c are Delinquent uron the fol-
lowing described stccl:. on account Of Asrss-
ment mo. II levied on the LIST day OF October,
1871. the several amounts set opposite the ia
OF the respective sasrcEolLSrs. as foiioKs:
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BANKING HOUSE
NF NJ. y. FRtEaIAa & CO.,
FI.EO. NEVADA,

81. T.. FREEMAN, nIunngCr
cOrrrspoIutrnts,
NEW YOER. ..Agrncy " the Iink Of California
BAN FRANCISCO. Tho BNDk u Chli0TniA
IONDDH.. ........... lho AiltancO Hahh'
tiIniI1fg,
SAN Fl!ASCfBCO,. ,MCasrH. j. u, Latham Il 90
Receive general mud Tprcia inpo1Iii, rnbJcct
10 cioCk at sight or payable OH return OF rcrti-
ncnio. Draw NJ EIlht, Ia coin or currency, on
New York, Sgn Francisco, Sacramento. SIT LnLs
OTIS and all banking iuHnH In the Statu Of Nc
Tatla. Mako rlthOr local or foreign collections,
for which remittance will DO made iinm0 dlatcly
ON paJ mcnt. Discount CoinmorcIli paper.
MAKO advances Oh base ar Tcnnod bullion. Uuy
ana Boll Gold, Gtccnbacks, Bonds aud Secnri-
Ties uf nll kinda.
Iuy and pcll by telegraph, through our ilro-
kcrS, my ttIrka dealt Ia hy tho Eau FIhnGlhco
stock and Exchange hoard, and upon tho usual
iGrIna and conditions; except that wn will buy
and RulI for CASH only, md do not carry NnY
stocks upon Inargln'
DRAW DIRECT ON
LONDON, DEilLiN
DUBLIN, IiAMHJRu,
PARIS, AMSTERDAM,
ANrwERP, rl,hNkfOlEr.
UREMEN COrEHllhuEN,
And Eli other principal cities Of Europe.
Il. J.. FREEMAN. Manager,
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ASSESSMENT AOTICE.

NOTICE TO EDWARD FARRELL, Co.D:yy.
- er In the Ei.S Mil.: ron arc .r-. by u,,I
h'd a' n"n". e. 40 ftct In u" Yi;a Dinr, ,Itu1.
SI ~ mock tthek Ai-ILH BIst.l.i, Tiso Couni-.
StA'e OF "Iab, that " at tho .EpitatInu OF 80
uHH Mt: { tho publications u this notice, ytr,,
WI Vsfc failed to onniflbp;c yhnr prnpJrtIIu
OF We hhHnh expenditure ma1n on TN p,II
" - hmrinH aud for the year 1871. a. r.luIrcd
II tLs Hci cf Cnngrrt-, Spurovsd March in,,,
IsiI. and ainaIdmcniH thereto, your interest AZ
AuoIc de'"rleri. will become The property u,
your c".n%hrr, the UNDER IguSd. who lss made
1'hi milling property. ..''
EiIc, c6i. 2? 1871. os2sSoi
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FLAGSTAFF F4iiiE.
MRS. 4. C. DU TOUR,

rSEI;ACIiEH OF YGCAi.
md I|SrRI MES1 A. 80. t.=ei sLrGtJ
So and r. l&B. Ord irS nd III y Jy1
di"zs'L itruuEh tho IU-t ufiico = -
Will r'r,.Tr Y.Ginrt Gti0utiuE. Recommends
tlnnS Ms To tn. Lady, ability ~ a teacher, ara
furnished from tao klghrdt and moit TclIsbln
EUuICCE, E.2
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

'LUSCAKoItA COSSoLIDATLD MILL.
l ard. Siinlr. CumrzSy. Location Of prin.
cipal place Of business Sl I FranciEro. CalifOr.
MIA. Location " works. ruSc.ro:a, Elu Couu-
ty. Nevada.
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ESTRRY R0TiGE.

4 TITLE RAECH OF LEVI HARRIS, DUCK
VALLEY, tT" L'.= i VIZ q, NliiT, branded
with Spanish character on tile Ell lin aud ON
tho lett 'houIdrr, u. Collar marks and old.
The other IL all iron. ray. branded II OH left hip
no other marks OF Moic-calno 10 the ranch
on & shout tLc 18th fAugrst.
ccIS-Cod DAVID COATS.
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Tie Ho~ss Is rtr,t- .1us. In MI Il.
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Interest Taid On Ordinary ard Term Dc,o.I...
DcP',i!tN rsssirci IN ,nmS ot 81 suL inward,
IA1s EtNlf "a approved real estate, BOMBS,
H"cSs: ~. 5.%E5. crrrniIry :nd t!iT,r hnmy'
'Di 'rhI EEtblazs fer sale gu al Tho ,ri,,cL
1.l eitcl u Enropc ty.i tho Orit.t
"'h ... 4. u. While. Sc1re..rT.
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GOLD. sl.Os. Currency. o7X 6
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NlAo. AraAs' - ig1t,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-10-21

den itb meine 9iitole olt ri6ten hatte,
ebenIo Iiber, als luenn ith sic geleben
bate. Mu6 eSbr Ntbem Derrietb melnem
i6arien O6rs, mo- sic itanoen =. 8oit IT
9ere6t; ih babe mein Sdgetuert erfuut
unb fonn In 6rieben i4eioen.. ;"
9eit elmer Qeile ihon bate 0ds Stob'
nen uno &69eln oes Sfperpertuunoeten
aufgeb6rt; aIs Der @reis iebt inneblelt uno
ben SopT auf Die gruIt iinten lieb, iagte
Der IrSt, Der an ct. 8incents Seite 9es
fniet bate, nit olimpfem Sone
rgr 1T toot = @ott lei ieiner Sesls 9fsd'
big ]"
rImen u murmelte Der @reis uno toantte
oann, auT ben Nrm ieines Secunoanten
geitiibt, oapon - big an ieinen Wagen.
9lm fol0enben Ra6mitta9 purbe Der
Sberlt Baron ct. 8ncent in aller Stiue
uno obne gtufiebsn bssroben. Seinem
9arge fol9ten nur sinise nd6ere 8etannte
uno in eineut 9eibloiienen 8asen Der
Slinoe nebIt ieinem Secunoanten bonn
pori9sn Sage. Nls bic 2eihe binab9eientt
mar, trat Der Nlte on oas DHene @rab un0
mari cine banoo0a Groe auf ben Sar9oe'
del, inoem CT murmelte:
oSer9ebe 9ir Der SimmeI, tuie i'd Sir
per9eben ba6e!"
Sann tuanote er Iib Sum @eber, tpurbt
aber BON tinem in geItredter Garriere be-
ranIpreneenoen Heiter nit ben g8orten ans
9ebalten uno tta9 leinem Ba9en 3urIlf'
9efiibrt:
rYauI StruI, Sie iub uein @efanse.
ner!
9ie 8ei9noreuen berurt6eiItsn 9auI
6eraI Su fiiniidbri9er Rerterbaft; am
Sage na6 Ieiner 8erurtbeilun9 fano man
ibn toot in Ieiner 3elIe. Gr bate 8ift 9e=
l1Dmmen. -
GomteTe aleranora W.rnifoff batte on
Sage na9 Dem 0uea nit ibrer Wtutter ben
gaoeort perlaiien. 9rei 8ohen ipdtet
lisB tie Ii9 in Yaris BON ibrem Settel
glnutOIe 8eituidsii 5um altar fiibren.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-10-21

Gbreoe itenen, bod bei1uIbieten tie bic
Wtrtbtn, lie lei eite Sere un0 babe rlV
iibernotiirli6em 8eiitan0e 9efdmpft.
euno mas lit Der 8ruab bes Streites ses
tuelen| fraete Der SerSog.
Isle bat ouf ber3oglithe @nanen un0
Sero SIensrldaft gsi9mdbt!" rief ein
&eiter.
yOas IiiQR 9u!" perIebte, lore Ofenaa.
bel i1ulterno, Die Mirfbin. Ser Heittrs.
mann, tpel1en he Den biden pans nennen.
brah's bonn 3aune. Sir Die quite Bfleae,
Die er lno Iein @eli9ter in nteiner SaliIe
un0 on neinem Siibe eenoIien, narilte ct
mid cine S6elmin un0 orobte nit benz
Wteiiter Sdmmerling, uno als i'd, ibm bies
auriid9ab, Ihimpfirte &c mid etn Serens
tpeib. Sa bah ids ibm eingetr6nft nn0
ols GriItlibe S5rau meinen &uT uno mein
| Sausre6t eepabrt Damn Iin6 lie mir in
bellen Saufen Slt 2eibe 9eriidt, aber i'd
babe ihnen Die Suppe perIolten, hoB lie 10
balo riinlnter tpieoer oes ieligen 8aIser
SlenI9miofs 8ittib an Hamen nno Oh
ren frGnfen tperoen! !"
vSas lit elm trobieli9 Wei6,@ rief pers
tpunoert Ser3og Gaiimlr, gum Sunfer
Sobit b. Botbfelo oetpanot. v5ollte man
lanoe entiproiien!"
.glus Dem MnnsfeIoiIhen famine id5;e
entseguete Die Birtbin, sober ieit bolo
piersi9 Sabren bin if in auesnib dnseN
ieiien. Ser 9eitrense Sumter Sobit 1T
mein 8runoherr, uno bon ibn f6nnen
Cure ber;oali9en @naoeu Iid) beitdtieen
IaIlen, oaB in cine ebrIame 9riitli9e Bitt
ti6 bin, Die Soft uno iein beiliges @ort
ebrt uno ibrer Sbrisfeit aebor9t uno ibr
eibt, mas tie Su seben i6uIoie lit. 9Bds
aber meine bier 9fdble, id meine metn
SauspeIen, aniangt," fu6r lie 9ereist fort,
,oa Iab i6 mir BON Niemano orein re0en !,
Die Iino neine Burg uno ib bin Serriu
orin go bab' tf audi ee9en Gurer fiirits
line 8naoen IoIe Sienitmdnner eebanoelt
unO piiroe es ni9t anoers semaht baben,
ielbit Denn -"
v6elbit pen1 - nun, mos iedff Sr.
Barbara 2" fragte Der Sersoo. ais bic
8irt6in mitten in Der Gebe li6 uuterhrab.
,Sel6It tpenn Cure her5DeltG q
8na BEN mir in eieener 8erSon geser1s
i6er 9eitanoen bGtten!" rief bGs- fiitne
l8ei6.
~gD6l 9eiprohen, tapfere Motrone /
, ertuieoerte Der Sersoa. Gin ldlinlmei
Gontm herpor unb Iege furntlos 9eia
@abel BUR Seite !-QBebe benz, Der es tua9t
ihr elm Saar su triimmen-ih laile ibn an
rdhiten Saure auIfnIpfen
9ie Iebten Borte iprab Der SerSoa mi
. i6arfer 8etDnuug segen feline 2eute seri9
: tet. Gr febrte nit 1eIner 8esteitun9 mad
bem GoelbOfe suritf uno 6rau 8arbaEt
; that, mas ibr befoblen mar.
8aIb nadher ieBte 5er3oe gnlinnir bi
Reiie na9 2eipsig fort. Bon oem @e
, foIge muBten orsi i6ner perpunDete Geitet
: in Quesnib suriidbIeiben, bon no MOT
. Iie nadb @otba transpoxtirte.
Sie tapfere Wirt6in uno ibr Seimot6s.
ort erIansten bur9 oieisn uerftpiiroieel
&f eineu 3ut tpeIGer iid biz auf 6ei
beutigen Sag erhaltsn bat. sic FAR
orsiun0a4tsig Sabre aft, obne i'm 2ebel
,, lie tranf gepelen Sa iein. NuT ibrem nod
3u 9lnfang bieIes Sabrbunoerts porhan
oenen 2ei9eniteins befanoen Ii6 snr Grin
neruna an iene Seloentbat spei eefreuat
, OfenSabeln nit Der Sobres5abr 1896.
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Mannigfaltiges.

Wa6r6eit 1T moraIiI9er SSllens
itein, no fein @efiibi it, lhmerat er ni1k
Wtan empfdnst Seulano mad Iet-
nsr SIeiouns uno entldst iba nab isinent
8sritanoe.
Gins Taturpioeripru6:, MeuR
MeiIter Suielmeper lumintft III, 10
1T er itets benebelt.
Men16It6eS beiIn I'M E bauefa
sefu6bnli1 nur 10 lon9e, aIs es He1 ct.
mas ju tbeiIen glebt.
SO ir Iino eIsiben Sanbpscts@.. idefe
elm Wtaior Iaheno su eiReu Arjta benn
uniere BiIIsn itno bon sieiaer aoir@
tuns."
Sem nd bebauptete bon elmer @ifs.
aerin, oeren Stimme bon beoeutenbem
llmfanse mar, tie miiIie cine grinoline bees
| i1ludt baben.
Seit6em Serr Sbunidaieut ins &C.
| f6nentB 9etOmmen, 1T er ein se}ebter
Manu uno perinfoiiener gharaes
ter eeuoroea."
Gin alter 3e.4er fdhb ettea ton
porgeiebten Wein 3u nllnn.
,9as 1T Elm 8ein. Der IT'D selr6fdbef
bot!~ rief ct aus.
9as srbBte 2ob eiHeB orabi{daen
ssirIten lautet beute NOD ME felt uralter
3eit: @r bat itets ieinen SGbeI aeaoaen
uno Die 9ans fur ieoen 9ebiirftigsn I'M
meroar Dtien.
| Das mort .gaIemburg~ ioIIfe
ri6tig ,@alambnr" geIhrieben nerben.
oenn oieIer Nusbrud itommt aus benz Sta-
lieniiben BON .calamaio burlare", NIT Der
Geoer iderien.
i Yon einem iingIii6lfhen gonSioo-
ten, rueldber mad Dem britten Deraeblif1eR
| Yeriube, lein Gratneit iii beIfeben. jtl5 Sd 1
2eben nabni, bieB es ii1 Der 3pDesdnseiae :
i von habitueQem Surd0fafl eeIfofhs1, !
i SD brenne fitr g I e!!1 btthfiierfe
Elm juneer elegant elmer Dame. y
i Ser iibIe @eruG iif nit Idn1E oit5oe.
fallen. erlDieperte bisi>s I'm & M lS -
II bic Naie haltsnn b
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Ste
mirtbin uott 0nesntb,
Rab ur,unbIi9en nusHen BON cns wROfer.

tnfern Der alien beriibmten 8ii6ofss
itaot Haumbura, Der Yfort. gum Sbiirins
eerlanbe. liest in fru6tbarer Nieoerang
elm beI6eibenes 90rffen, GuesniB ses
nannt, ,pel6es tpobl niemals anoers ats
anf Spieltarten uno in Gteuerregiitern
erpdbnt tporoen Iein tpiiroe, iusnn es nidt
por nunutehr balo orei Sahrbunoerten cine
8aIilpirtbin esbabt bate, bic heute nod
ebenio rpenig perBeHen 1T, als oies Neihe.
ben tpiro, 10 lon9e Elm Stein oes Sorfes
auT hem onoeren baItet uno man bon mu=
thigen 6rauen ipriht. g8enn 66Onbsit.
Sanftmutb uno 2iebenspiiroisteit ais Die
Saupteiaenidaften Der 6rauentuelt eelten.
10 er5dblen uns bic Nnnalen aller 3eiten
aud BON tapfer.n Weibern, uno geluis
nibt cine Der @erineiten bieles Ghlaeei
llpar bic Mirtbin BON Alesnis.
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Das G19ltd)e DOlksblatt

softs per RoFt (Obns 9OnntassbEatt) $40 per So5r
k4.6O bds babe Sabr unb $3.50 bas gtertsIiabr. Rh
sOnntass stt.2O per SaBr, $3.50 SSs babe SabT
sn6 $3.50 baS gisrteIabr.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-22
THE OLD PRINTING PRESS.

From the Austraasian Typographical journal.
A son9 to the Press, the Printing Press!
Of the good old-fashioned kind.
Ere the giant machine, with its pulse o
steaLi,
Elbows it out OF mind.
In the days Of yore
Our fathers hoar
By his sturdy limbs have wrought
OF iron or oak,
His teachings spoke
The language Of burning thought.
A song to the Press, the Printing Press
AS the carriage rolls merrilly along,
His stout sides groan, as the bar pulls ho"es
Keeping time to the pressman's song.
And the crisp, wet sheet
On its GRAND fleet
By anxious hands is sped,
Though oft elsewhere
It may sorrow bear,
It brings to the printer bread.
Then here's to the Press-the old Pruning
Pressl
| Though his days be numbered now,
| A fond heart weaves, of the laurel leaves
| "A garland to deck his brow;
Though the giant machine
| With its pulse of steam,
Has doomed his form to decay;
His stout old frame
From our hearts shall claim
Remembrance for many day.
-GEoRGE w. 5oMERv1LIR
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Tbe Anti-MonoPo1iSt.

ton. and such peals of laughter rang
through the rooms that it is wonder
the neighborhood was not reused; but
then it was hearty rather than noisy
and that makes wondrous difference.
Tom. with many chokes and roars:
told how he had managed, winding up
with:
..Nurse. and cook and old Tim acted
like regular trumps. How I did fool
YOU all! but by Jove, [ thought
was gone when Nab wanted to seno
I'M for Dot; she'd have seen the rig.
cling up in the nursery, you know. ana
she'd have let it all out. oh, dear II s
the best fun I've had since l LETT the
academy. When l called father sam
uel.' / thought would explode on the
spot. Oh, dear.
And, would you believe 1t! the
Young scamp persisted in wearing ms
outrageous get-up all the rest OF the
evening. and when Mr.. Vanderpoo
finally took his leave, insisted upon es
corting him to the door, where ne oaat
him an affectionate farewell, assuring
him that he was powerful like Linus
Swineield." e.
In the learned city of Boston, their
resides most beautiful ana accom-
plished lady, whose toilettes all bea
the stamp of Worth who will be some
| what astonished should she chance e
read this sketch, for her maiden nam
was Jerusha Hevington.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-22

There are two rival blind men ask
ing aims in front Of one of our church
es every Sunday morning, and it is ?
sight to see them eye each other
jealousy.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-22

why is 3 hen supposed to be imm0r-
tai! Because her sun (sOn) never sets.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-03
'Wuss Dan Arsony."
from the Detroit Free prees.,

Brother Gardener was seeking Job
around the Central Market yesterday,
when he came across youn c,Iored
friend who was rugged ont in new suit
of clothes and 10, f fash iewe.ry.
After a lengthy survey Of the outfit,
the old man asked
MY friend, what is your Income at
the present times"
Bout Elk dollars week" was the
answer
And you is putin on ali dat glory
on doi!sr 4 day. Shoe. but / didn't
s'pose deere was such fool niger IN
Detroit, OATS wuss case dan arsony."
Hasn't I de right to var good
clothes If | earned DEM" protested
the other
NO. sab, you hasn't. De proper way
for you to do l. Ia frow al! that brass
jewelry away, rut ON Common cloths.
an go round lookin' like dat dollar n
day was in keepin' your head above
water. lie got house an lot, money
ia the bank. cane seat chairs ia dc par
Tor. an a pictare Of Gen. Grant all
framed in guilt. but does go round
iookin' like ] owned the City Hall /?
Does / ling on my style till you can't
rest Does / try 10 make out that |
am John Jacob Astory Boy, you want
to quit that business. Frow away dat
gorgeous glory; put some mud on
your boots. an come alone wild me an
hold DC pail while whitewasb a fence"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-03

GErrIN' BEHIND IN THE NEws.-A
South Carouua resident came down
one Of the mountains one day. lately,
and asked Of the first man he met:
What's tue news from the war;" "Oh,
it's booming right along" said the
stranger. Richmond holds her own.
then. quizzed the man. Richmond"
yelled the stranger; there isn't any
war in ..ichmond--it' on the Danube,
and around Batoum and Erzerum, and
pusntipg on toward Constantinople."
"Oh, yaas," observed the mountain
man, hesita,ingly. it's driftcd round
to them ere places, has it" And, as
he passed on around a cliff. the amazed
stranger heard that mountainecr NUT
ter to himself; II haint read the papers
much, lately, that's so, and l reckon
Tn eettin' little behind on the news"
--Chieago Eoening Journat.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-26
GOING OVER THE FALLS.

Some years ago. while two trappers,
large and powerful men, known as
'Buckskln Sam" and "Old Rip" were
hunting upon one of the forks" of Can
adian river, in Indian Territory, they
were suddenly set upon bya party of hos
tile Indians. The odds were so terribly
against them that the only chance for
IIife was to shoot down the mountain
stream in their canoe. They commenc-
ed their flight, followed by their armed
enemies, who had canoes of their own
Their speed presently put safe distance
between them and their pursurers, with
The exception of the foremost canoe
load, which still kept in SIGHT.
The river suddenly narrowed. and
the trappers rushed into canyon bare.
ly twenty feet wide, and nearly rooted
over by the cliff ON each side. The cur
rent was not quite so rapid here, and
they guided the canoe easily.
This gets interesting, Rip" said Sam
as they went on through the narrow
pass. I'VE are going"
TO our deathl' interrupted Rip Ford
in a solemn voice. "Do you hear the
talZs?"
Through the splash of water and the
dip Of the paddles they heard a low
dead, tremulous roar; which was the
he sound of falling water. For a mo-
ment the bronzed face of Sam blanched,
and then he drew his fgure:up proudly
saying:
Better than the scalping knife or
stake, old friend; as the Frenchman
says: ~Fire Ia mort" Long live
DEATH"
1t was indeed, before them; for as
they shot out of the narrow pass they
saw the fall before them-how high they
could not tell, but the smoke which
arose showed that it was not small one.
Keep her dead to it," cried Rip. aft
We don't get through its good bye for
ever, sam"
Inc swift current caught them, and
the canoe, hurled forward with a terri
bic force, went flying toward the verge. |
\ moment moe and it SHIT out into the |
mist and went down into the unknown
depths. Each man clung to his paddle |
as he went down, held by an invisible |
power, whirled to and fro, as in a mael- |
strome, and then shot up into the light
below the falls. Far below them the |
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