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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-05-04

The Democratic State Committee met on the
LIST inst, and decided that the next Democratic
State Convention should be held at Harrisburg
OIL the 9th of August. All right-place and
time satisfactory
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1t is an old adage that "where the carcass is
there will the eagles be gathered together
Hence the Republicans defence of sucl
corrupt men as Chamberlain and Packard, and
its advocacy of the Jail lob.
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The Auditor General has hunted up law,
passed in iS49, providing for the taxation OF
patert medicines and the like, which he propo-
ses to enforce Il has been dead letter for
twent five years.
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We regret to learn that Montgomery Cole of
Sugaroaf township, formerly one Of the Com.
missioners of this county is very sick and hard.
ly able to leave his dwelling.
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UTDOWS' APrRAIsEMENTs

WINDOWS tPrRAISEMENTS.
w The following appraisements OF real and
personal property set apart to widows OF decedelts
have been filed In the oflce OF the Register OF Col
umbin county under the Rules OF Court and Will be
presented for absolute confirmation to the Orphans
Court TO be held In Bloomsburgn and for said conn
ty, on Monday, the Tth day OF May, 1877, at
O'Clock p. m, OF said day unless exceptions 10 such
confirmation are previously filed, OF which all per-
sons Interested In said estates will take notice:
!. Widow OF Josiah b. Dodson, late OF the borough
OF Berwick, deceased.
2. Widow OF Andrew Gingles, late Of Main town.
ship, deceased.
8. Widow Of John Shunan, late OF Beaver town
ship, deceased.
4. Widow OF John ". Grton, late OF Madison town.
ship, deceased.
s. Widow OF Thomas J. Thornton, late OF the Town
or Bloomsbury. deceased.
G. Widow OF Elisha Shutz, late OF Benton township
deceased.
I. Widow OF Robert T. Clark, late OF the Town OF
Blooms6urg, deceased.
8. Widow OF John C. Mordan, late OF Mt. Pleasant
township, deceased.
3. Widow OF David A.watson, late OF Madison town
ship deceased.
10. Widow Il Daniel Rarig, sr late OF Roaringcreek
township, deceased.
II Widow Of John Belshline, late OF Benton town.
ship, deceased.
Registers onlce. W. JATOpY
bloomsbury, Apr 8, lsI6.f Rrgl ter
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We are glad to hear that Hon. Lin Bariho
lomew of Pottsville, has 80 far recovered from
his recent severe illness as to make his appear
ance on the streets.
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The Sullivan Democrat says white robin
has been seen in its neip hborhood lately. The
poor bird is covered with snow, we presume
There's sleghing up there yet, isn't lhere2
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A new road is in process Of construction at
the foot of ,he HILL just this side Of Bento.i.
When completed il will be much easier drive
than the present highway above it.
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The Republican, true to its instincts, defends
the rotten Wetzel Job. 1t has words of praise
fIr him, but not line for the tax payer. Tru
", "birds Of a feather flock logether.".
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1t cost Hiram Reese, of Buckhorn, SIS to dis
play the speed of his horse, in Danville, last
week. The Chief of Police thought it was
worth that much.
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Eckhart Jacobs has opened Bakery Oh
Main street below Market, and is prepared
to furnish the best Bread, Rolls, &c. his
reputation az baker is so well established
that he needs no coIpmendation from Us.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Hotice is hereby given that the following named
rersons have frd IN the once OF the court u quar-
Ter Sessions their petitions for Tavern, Eating
House, or Liquor store License which will be pre-
sented to the Court on Wednesday, May 9Th, A. D.,
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Thunder storms on Saturday and Sunda.
nights. Vernal.
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n pursuance OF an order Of Delano C. Cal.
l. win, Esq Surrogate OF the County OF New York
hotice IS hereby given to all persons having claims
against Charlotte Eyer, late OF Catawissa Pennsy.
Nania but leaving assets within the city and county
OF New York, deceased, TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at his office, No
9S wall street in the CITY Of New York on or before
the eighteenth day of June next.
Dated, New York, the seventh day of December
1916
FREDERICK c. HAvEwEYER
Decl5-Gm Executor
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Mr.. Daily ia making improvements and ad.
dtions to his house on Center street.
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RELIEVES PAIN AT ONCE.
THE BEST
Strengthenirg Plaster Known.

CURES QUICKLY
Rheu. atism, Neuralgia,
Lame and Weak hack.
Sciatic', Lnmbngo,
spinal and Kidney Comnatnts,
all aches and pains OF a local nature.
sold ever' where Price 25 cents.
May te 5j'-ly SEA0uRY & JOHNSON,
Pharmace utical Chemists NY.
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Rhubarb pies are now ripe. Crop promises
we'll
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New Spring Stock of Parasols at prices to
suit you. Our motto is, to be down to rock
bottom in prices on all goods, at Clark x
Wolfs.
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Court begins next Monday. 1t is expected
to be a busy session.
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Asparagus the delicate ard delicions has
made its appearance in some few favored locali-
ties.
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For RENr.-Two rooms on the 2nd floor
of the Ent building. Apply to
2w Mrs. NJ. E. ENT.
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Business Notices

Mover Bros. can be relied on for peri {
accuracy in compounding prescriptions.
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PUBLIC WANTS SUPPLIED.
If you want good Suit of Clothes.
If you want cheap Suit,
If you want Nobby Suit,
If you want Spring Hat, 8
Ii you want them all you can find jus
what will suit you in Price, Quality, Quan
tity and Style at ID. Lowenberg's.
Appleton A muslins per bolt, SIC
Hill Al muslin l0c
Fruit muslin lie
Standard calicos 6ic per yard.
Good Ginghams Sc and upwards.
Striped mohair skirts 60c and upwards.
A large line Of domestic goods.
Call and see us. Clark a. Wolf
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We call attention 10 the reduced rates of coal
offered by C W. Neal & Bro.
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Hats, Hats, Hats,
for Mems, Boys and Youths wear in al
grades and styles at ID. Lowenberg's.
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Those who wish 10 obtain first class Gro
ceries, can find them at T. w. Conners new
store in Mondenhalrs building. Coustry
produce taken in exchange. April 27-6w
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Window Shades and Wall Paper in grea
variety and cheap at Clark's Book Store
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Ice Cream Soda at Meyer Bros. Drug Store

Ball Worsted & Silk Fringes. in the latest
shades, with trimming silks cut ON the bias,
and great variety of other dress and ladies'
coat trimmings at Clark & Wolfs.
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Our stock of Dress Goods is complete,
comp ing Cashmeres and other black
goods, with great variety Of plain and 9th
not be undersold CLARK * Wolf
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Now incur Spring Stock of Goods a
suck prices as will suit all. Clark & Wolf.
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Justices Dockets cheap at Clark's Bool
Store.
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Down to Hard Pan" Boots and Shoes a.
NJ :Kinney's.
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pENsON's

CAPCfNE POROUS PLASTERS,
great improvement on ordinary poro-.s p'asters
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The best general assortment of Drugs,
Chemicals. Paints, Glass, &C., in this part
Of the State, is kept by Meyer Bros.
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Nice Slippers, Caters and Morocco Shoes
at Mars
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inst received a larg, lot offspring styles o
Shoes at +. NJ Knorr's.
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Rubber {

Window Shades cheap at Clsrk's Book
Store.
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NEW GOODS

Some 10 different kinds of Corsets now ol
hand at CLARK d Wolfs.
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Arctic Soda, with all the best syrups al
Meyer Bros.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

x n ESTATE VI MARIA BluuSi uECEAsBD.
Letters OF Administration on the estate Of Maria
Riggs, late OF bloomsbury, Columbia Co.. deceased
have been granted BY the Register OF said county u
Harry W. sloan OF same place, columbia county
Adnr., TO WHOM all persons Indebted are request
ed to make p6y ment, and those having claims OF
demands against the said estate viii make them
known to the said Administrator without delay.
HAIRY W. SLOAN,
Administrator.
March 20 1877
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Go to Mari for Magic Glycerine Soap
Try it.
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- . -
PUBLIC WANTS SUPPLIED.

Gents Buff Congress at E. NJ. Knorr's fol
81
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f. Butterick & Co.. Patterns at Mars.

81 .25 Foxed Cater, at McKinney's.
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LEGAL ADvER IIsEMEN1s.
TN BANKRUPTCY.
Il ! asrruy rmrnrcr OF PENNSYLVANIA, IS.

The undersigned hereby gives no,ioe Of his OPP
poiut mt ~ hssignea ~ John 4 Sterner of Blooms
burg IN the County Of Columbia and state q lenn-
s,lvHnia within said District, who has been adjudg
ed iaikiull On his own petition by the District
| Court Of sad District - -
L siAn And o NV Ipflnn
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Wall Paper cheap at Clark's Book Store
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Lasting Caters, 81 90 at McKinneys.
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DANKRUPT SALE.

The undersigned ssignees of Nehemiah Reece of
BuckhOrn, adjudg0d Bankrupt on Creditors petit
ton, Will expose to public sale or outcry on the
premises OF said y. Reece on
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Rubber Goats,
Rubber Pants,
Rubber Caps.
Cheap and New NJ Lo1oakezg'a.
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Magic Glycerine Soap at Marr's.
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Handmade Shoes at McKinney's.

WANTED. Two girls to learn the tailor
ing trade. Wm.Y. Kester. AprHtf
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TN BANKRUPTCY


Tho undersigned hereby give notice " their ap-
pOiDtneBt aS AsNgucCs Ol Nehemiah heCCe OF Buck
llOrn In the County II Columbia ava state Of Penn.
svlvania, within said District who has been udjudg-
ed Bankrupt on creditors petition by the District
Court OF said District
CHARLES e. DARKLEY,
SAMUE KNORR,
Blooomsburg, April ", 51-9w ssgnees.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application win be made to the President
Judge on the l4th day OF May at O'Clock y. M Tor
charter to ncarporate the Knights Vi py thas Hall
Association OF Mifliln cross Roads
c. W. MILLER,
April 8, TI-td Att Y. for Applicants.
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Splendid New Hats this week at Mars.
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saturday, May 10, 1877,
5 HORSES, 6 COLTS,

all the personal property OF said Bankrupt co
ing Of
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Il , Lh . NollCED
L Notice is hereby given to all legatees credi-
tors and other persons Interested In the estates OF
the respective decedents and minors that the fol-
lowing administration and guardian accounts have
been filed In the Office Of the Register OF Columbia
county, and will be presented Tor confirmation and
allowance in the Orphans Cours to be held In
Bloomsbury, on Monday the Ith day Of May, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, D. IN. on said ddS:
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

April 9, ls77-tc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31

Osr Of the prizes held out for British
matrons to compete for Is grant Of
three pounds given BY the Queen 10 sv-
cry one who becomes the mother Of
trplsts. Now si5 would not h. cousij-
cred much Of an object for N American
mother to exert herself for /: IL would
not pay the additional expense incurred
for embroidered garments. nursing bot
ties. cabs. etc. But in England. how
ever. three pounds are three pounds.
aud they come exceedingly handy In tho
family. In consequence Of which trip
lets are on the increase. and Her Majss-
tvs privy purse has frequent calls upon
1t. The thing has become slishtly mo-
notonous. ne doubt, and Victoria Is q
woman that dearly loves mensy. but
no n could possibly think she
would play Is sharpa trick to dsdge
payment. ~ shs has done recently. Re-
Gently . Mrs. Brown. Of Kent. presented
her lord and mastsr with q trio Of little
Browns, and sho at once claimed ma
tiopal recognition OF her feat. and the
usual gratuity FROM the Queen. But Il
came 10 Her Majesty's ears that n OF
the little Kentish strangers had died.
and this Was the answer her Private See.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31
NEVADA ITEMS.

Concerning the shooting at Hunter
the Ward Refer gives the following par.
ticulars : II appears that a man named
Kelly. who keeps a restaurant next door
to Hanlsy's saloon. get into q row in
the latter place. and finally became 80
abusive that the Constable was called
to take him away. The Constable and
a night Waterman promptly answered
the summons. and as they camo into
the saloon Kelly made n movement Ms
though In the act Of drawing a kir.
shooter. when the Constable and watch
covered him. Ono Of the pistols
went OF by accident. and Immediately
the shooting became general. Kelly
was finally arrested, and was found TO
bo shot through the thigh, another man
had ono OF his fingers badly damaged,
and still another. who was coming M
the street ct the time. received a ball In
the foot. The report that three men
had been hung at Hunter Is without
foundation.
We arc informed that Doc Holmes Of
Eberhardt, has made quite an import.
ant strike In the hills back Of that place
md not far from the mouth Of the Eb-
erhardt tunnel. At the depth Of 30 feet
4.foot vein has been exposed. which
assays v 500 per ton. aud from
present indications tho vein seems to in
crease rs 1t Is opened out.
II Is estimated by men engaged In the
work Of clearing 1t away. says the Aus.
tin RepeiLe. that ' 800 tons OF sand
and rubbish wero deposited on tho sur
face OF Main street. on tho two blocks
between Sixth and Cedar streets. by tho
tioed Of Last Sunday.
District Attorney Cain Of washos
county flod his answers TO the oxcep-
tions taken In the Rover case last Sat-
He u the Reno Gazette
that the case for the defendant will
not consume much Of tho Courts time"
The Central Pacific Company has up.
pointed Jesse Atwell . special detective
TO look after the company's interests IN
the way OF police protection ut Elko.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31

Nor long ago, on the Rae d'Aleerie,
Paris. q stern psrent Was about to or.
rect his daughter mp in a fourth. story
room. wherein his offspring sprang OF
the window.sill and alishted upon II
washervoman who was passing along
the sidewalk. The lundress, NJ tbs
sleeiac bards would say. climbed tbs
golden elothss-pole, but the daughter
escaped unhurt. The father. ". Sim
monet. has been condemned TO a year
and aday's imprisonment. which recalls
the fact tina, . similar ease once came up
before the Persian courts. q roofsr hav-
ing rolled from q building he was repair
ing aud fallen with . fatal impact upon
. hapless passsr.by. "A the next Of kin
Of this passsr.by elamored for blood
Or damages the magistrate ruled to
avsngs the killing the nearest relative
should fall from of the roof upon tho
rooisr. to be stationed below. The
offer. however. was not accepted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31

IT wa announced some time ago that
Gen. Robert Toonbs intended to throw
the whole weight Of his gigantic intel
lect in favor Of amendments to the Geor.
gia Constitution. The first indication
that the throwing has begun IL the news
that hs has introduced n resolution In
the Convention calling for the repeal OF
the act forbiddins duelling. andhas seen
/, voted down by a majority Of three to
Que. Nov let him introduce another
giving himself pernission togo off some
where and shoot himself. and $50 how
many members will have the hardihood
TO vote that down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31

WIEN little Henry Augustus was rep
nuandsd by his father for throwing
stones at another boy. and told that he
might be hanged some day II he were
not a better boy. the lad said be didn'.
care II be would be-, ''for then the pa
psrs would print my portrait and the
girls would send me- iowsrs In Jail. and
I'D 70 TO heaven. and that'd be bully."
The inference 10 plain that Henry Angus.
tus reads the daily papers.
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TuxnK Is said to DO much III feeling
in Pitisburg against the Pennsylvania
Road. which should he taken into &C
count in considering the Troubles there.
The people Of that city think their in.
terss,s have been sacrificed by the road
for selash considerations. aud the feel.
ing Of hostility is said 10 have manifest
81 itself quite freely during the riot.
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wE SWEAR IT'S BETTER.

"s
Better to ,msll the violet cool thsa sip the
a.,,.f 70 hsri : hidden bro.k than watch .
a Old 7Ime Pot.
Batter to ..s,s the lager beer than smsii the
ps,,,. ' sl!s pretty girl than wink at a homsly
M -Horrtstosa Hsraid.
Deter TO have your brseehes patched than
Rata, ~ ess your little cot thatehed when the
-FSicp TIme.
Better to wear = happy smile than go through
life With . Sigh;
Better b. on q single pair than risk on ace
n'e'' oil Guy Coll.
Better 10 run q Z" daily paper" thar drive BE-
hind Q cart;
Better 10 hsvs the 'tomaeh.aehs Than ache
within Jour heart. NJ,
Batter 10 laugh DER your own good luck than
vsop DER anotheris woesi
Pettsr . boil on your neighbor's leg than .
wart on your own fAir nose.
-Bpilagton Nrkrys.
Better 1, BE- . better man than to give the devil
Better 10 be : better uule.. you cam, AFFORD to
~. j. Htrid.
Batter to kill your mo,hsrinlav than live in
p.,., ny hns tss ,.rv,ut s,ri than nirt with
your n~sighbors wife. .
Better 70 l,arp an honest trade and work at u
Winter and summer
Better do that and earn your bread Thar BE- .
-AnaAdm Ga,stts.
batter 10 hoist the brvexy beer than to be .
sober man
Better 70 run With the are machine than train
with the hoodlum clan.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Sacramento Record. Union Of Mon.
day says: Between 0 and 10 o'clock last
night Harry Williams was walking In the
vicinity OF Eleventh and H streets. when
q man stepped up and caught him
around the neck with his arm, and at
the same time two other men appeared
and went through Williams pockets.
relieving them Of 81 so. The man that
held him then throw him down. kicked
him two or three times. and left him.
The Santa Barbara Press Of July 2Cth
says : Yesterday ayoung ~ssa-herse. or
serpent, was caught in o seine net by
the Italian fishermen. Il was captured
and taken to Mr.. Ruiz at the Champion
drug store for preservation. II meas.
ured about fifteen inches in length, aud
IL Of Q bright yellow color. with dark
stripes running across the body. The
head Is shaped somsthing like an ALI
gators.
The visaliA Iron Age says We un.
derstand that certain stock men recently
drove $50 head Of stock into the swamp
above tho old town OF Venice. and that
farmers In the awamp, who arc mainly
employed In raising cor and vegetables
have been engaged In shooting them
down o. fast az they broke through the
fences, and that II Is believed that four.
ffths will be killed.
The Oakland Tribune OF July 90 says:
Wallace. the youngest son Of j.. G. Nc
Callum. fell overheard from the end OF
Long Wharf. this afternoon. while fish.
ing. A companion threw him . Ash.
line. which he graspsd and held to until
q boat could be lowered, when hs was
rescued.
The Placer county papers Of July
28th say that q serious stabbing ARRAY
occurred ct Yankee Jim's on Sunday
last. In which T. q. Burning was seri-
ously stabbed by W. q. vier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31

IT Is stated that II is Lord Beaeons.
fields great deligh. In his evenings OF
govt, while be is preparing for his after
dinner nap. TO set two favorite tom. cats.
the one named Gladstons. tn other
Beniinek. against each other. When
Bentinck triumphs. tho sleep Of the just
ovsrtakes the Premier.
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BEN. WADE ONCE MORE.

Mr. Ben. Wade has done q great deal
In his day and generation for his eoun-
try. for the Republican party. and nota-
bly, for Mr.. Ben. Wade himsslf. He
was . true patriot during the war. and
has been . thoroughly consistent parti-
san Republican ' . since. Bat Mr..
Wade 10 growing old. and In his case be
rather sssms to lose than to gain Wis
dom with ago. He cannot seem 10 IN
dsntand that What was presumably good
for the nation twenty years ago. may Be-
very detrimental 10 its i~tsrssts nov.
lie will not go that old issuss are dssd.
aud nsw and Dor important onss have
arisen and taken their places. This old
man elisgs psrtinaeiossly to his old
views. and NO argument OF plea In BE-
half Of progress has any effect upon his
obstinats mind. He IL an '~'implaeable."
and unfortunately for the harmony 81
the country. be carries with him Q great
many protesting Republicans - implac-
able ~ himself.
Mr.. Wade has q perfect right to his
opinions. and n perfect right 10 express
them. but prudence and discretion often
dictate silence. especially in politics.
AIR wale knows perfectly we'll that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31

Tue Free Press man has been eau.
toned about not trying to be funny a.
he can. One Of his best jokes recently
cost the paper $500 in . libel suit, and
though 1t Was doubtless worth u. the
propietors fssl the tunes are too hard
to indulge in such hish.pricsd wit ire
qusntly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31

Last Winter our short.sightsd Demo-
cratic House attempted to turn out N
little army. Judging by the calls for
troops they now wish We had an army
to turn ont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31

IN Pittsburg. Columbus. Cincinnati.
and other places. ii is found that the
mischief. makers are tramps aud PROBES.
sional thieves. and a. a general thing
strangers TO the strikers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-31

THE s,ilsd Mojocs are living peace
fully on their reservation In Kansas.
and occasionally turn q penny BY selling
bows. arrows and Indian notions TO the
whites.