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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-10

BIRMINGHAM COAL AND IRON COMPANY
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Birmingham Coal and Iron Company,
recently held in this city, the following
Board of Directors was elected: A. L. VIII
liams, of Michigan; A. G. Stevens, OF WASH
ington; Thomas Bond, OF New York;
Charles Marsh, OF Massachusetts,; II. G. Par
sons, of West Virglnia-who elected the
following officers: \. L. Williams, presi-
dent; II. c. Parsons, vice-preSluent; Ihos.
Bond. secretary and treasurer.
During the past year the company has
continLel its examination OF the mineral
lands along the James river. The COM
pany's base Of operations is at point nine
miles below Clifton Forge, where the river
defects into the base of Rich-Patch Noun
tain. At this point the company has pur-
chased properties having river-front OF
about two miles. The mineral deposits on
the company'S property known as Chestnut
Mountain are said to be very extended, and
when they are connected with the coke
fields on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
the yics-presdent says the company can defy
competition. The property is near the South
side railroad, and that company is consid-
ering the propriety of putting in switch
giving connection with the Midland rail-
road at Lynchburg, and thence either by
the Chesapeake and Ohio or Baltimore
and Ohio with Petersburg. or by the
Northern Central with Harrisburg, or
by transhipment at City Point to the
various ports on the Atlantic. The DELAYS
and expenses probably make the canal un-
available unless to Powhatan Furnace, il it
should be started again. The james River
and Kanawha Company and the Buchanan
and CijIton.Forre Rallro1d COMPANY have
for long time promised connection with
Clifton Forge, but have as yet done nothing.
The Company proposed in August last to the
Straght-Shoot Railroad Company to assist
in the construction OF its line by furnish
ing steel rails and other material, and en-
tered into a conditional contract to that end !;
but the contract has never been carried into
effect
The yice-president returns thanks to Cen
eral Wickham for courtesieS, &c, extended
the company.
He also recommends the establishment OF
an office Of the company in Richmond.
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OUR CIIILDRENS DEPARTMENT contains inc
Sailor Dom Pedro Cardinal, French Blouse. Derby,
Fif,h-AvenHe and other styles Ia csssi!ncre and
linens, which We are now exhibiting.
A. SAKS < Co.
1913 Main street.
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under tie
brand OF Il SELECT" controlled by SIes>rs. WAL.
TER d. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and hn' II
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, ann
recommend It's use for medicica! and family p"f'
poses-J. II. MCCAw, II. D., tate Professor o. cheE-
istry Medical College Of virginia.
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We learn that Governor Kemper has pur-
chased the farm OF Mr.. Charles Bankhead,
near Earnett's Ford, in this county-about
300 acres-at $50 per acre. This land lies
on the Rapidan river, and is OF fine qua!-.
ity.- GorQonSpitle Ggzette.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Robert Rogers, color
ed married man, aged about forty-three,
died very suddenly yesterday at No. 1906
VenabIe street. The Coroner looked into
the case, and concluded that death was
caused from congestion OF the lungs. NO
jnnueSt
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THE TOBACCO QUEsTIoN.-The Hastings
Court was engaged yesterday in hearing the
case of Messrs. Hutcheson d Sarvay,
charged with receiving pay for inspectln 6
manufactured tobacco stored in private
warehouse. The case was argued by Messrs.
Cannon and Crump and submitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-10

THE polar" REFRIGERATOR req ''rrs only
five pounds Of ice per day to preserve meats butter,
milk. &C. MoUNTCAsTLE & CoFER.
Manufacturers. SEQ Broad street.
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF HOLLYWOOD
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will meet on Fri
day, May 18th, at 1 z. NJ, in the lecture
room of st. PauPs church. Ladies having
charge OF sections are expected to attend.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals, Prince Alberts Oxfcrts, Newports, Aasnohas,
Buckle Ncwports. &C., cheapat
RosCuEX,s, 500 a,si 5 l Broad street.
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To UsEIs oRECoMMEND.-GouRAUD OLYI-
Plan CREAM unique IN appearance and In sction
upon the skin, harmless, and OF singular deicacy.
Large bottles. IL trial bottles csc. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & Co., BoDEKER BROTHERS,
MEADE & BAKER.
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! O . X O l 7 .
Srl-nY YOUR OWN INTEREST.
NOW or NEVER.
|: T. q \ u : 7 Il + T.
i the place.

Il y
j Ia" place.
l. STERN & CO.. having determined 10 clscon-
riIiIc I'M dry goods business will sell from this day
their whole stock "i DRY GOODS. FANCY ana
WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS. &c. al an'ls below
cost - Cin>.. business Parties desiring 10 pur-
chase, !ry goods would d" wei! Ia look AT our stock
and low rrict,~. YOU save from twenty-five 10
thirty per cent. hy buying from us. Most oil our
goods having been purchased ~ auction ana now
marked down Ia prime cost axes them the chcap-
-, ever offered in this city before. Special attei-
nGrELE.WIDTH ALPACA LUSTRE at 2lc.
worth SOC:
- pieces BLACK MoIfAlRs at prime cost;
10000 wards hest PRINTS NJ &C.:
5000 wards i i rfRCAl.E N Sc. worth l2!sc.;
i pieces WHITE PlQtE 1T &C.:
- rirtcS DRESS GpbllS-the latest Sl!lcS-and
beautiful NEW SHADES NJ 1886, reduced from
-. 80. ant iuc.
These are the cheapest goods in the city.
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN al 12&c. worth 20c.;
81 AC X and WHITE rLAIDS n l2%c. worth zoe;
EMBROIDERED CUk>ETS reduced from Sl.75 10
81:
- 900 lmir HOSE IL l2I:c-a great hargan
800 wards IRISH LINEN at soc. worth 81;
The cheapc>t DRESS GOODS IL the city.
call NJ once and scc for Yourselves ut
l.. STERN & cos. 523 Broad street,
t,ttwecu Fifth and sixth.
5000 pair bcs, KIDS a, Soc, reduced from 81.
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TO ALL. PARTICULARLY INyALIDS, SPRING

TO ALL. PARTICULARLY INvALIDS, SPRING. l
TRYING season. Indications OF sickness should
once be attended TO. Fatal diseases may be CAUSE
by allowing the bowels to become constlpated ana
the system to remain in dsordcred condition until
the disorder has time to develop ITSELF All ounce OF
prevention is worth pound Of cure is IN Old and
truthful saying. Therefore, we advise all who are
troubled with the complaints now very preTalent-
headache, Indigestion, dlsOrdered liver want OF ap-
petite na,lsea or feverish skno take, without de-
law SCHENcK'S MANDRAKE PILLS. We know OF
no remedy so harmless and decisive In its aclion 1t
at once strikes 1T the root of the disease and pro-
duces healthy tone to the system. People never
need suffer from any disease arising from disor-
dcrcd condition Of the liver II they would take this
excellent medicine when they feel the first iAdica-
tions Of the malady. Families leaving home Tor the
summer months should take three or four boxes OF
these pills with them. They have an almost instan-
taneous effect. They will relieve the patient or
headache III one or two hours, and will rapidly
cleanse the liver Of surrounding bile, and will eec-
tuay prevent bilious attack. They are sold by
all druggists.
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MEMS CASHMERE SUITS.
s6. $3.50, 81, $3.50, ss, 80, 80. sll
MEMS DRESS SUITS,
s15, *ls, 10, :21.5c,; *24.
THE LARGEST STOCK:
LOWEST PRICES.
A. SAKS & CO..
1913 Main street.
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NJ. ELLYscN L Co., advertising agents. insert ao-
yersements in all of the newspapers OF the oni'ea
States at publishers rates. Orders let al tile Dts
aatch counting room will receive prom3t atteh-
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Another line Of
ENGLISH CASHMERE PANTALooHS
A. SAKs Il CO.,
1913 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY Dy having your pruning hone -; tie
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HoUsE. Cool wor'. Low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-10

Horper's Weekly and Lestie's Illustrated
Newspaper for this week received from ..
r.. El1ysou, ll12 Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL.

T EWIN w. BARRINGER
Ia formerly OF North Caroiinal,
ATTORNEY AND CoUSSELLOR ALLAN,
20S SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Commissioner for Virginia Prompt attention
given 10 all business Best references gwen astc
legal and financial ability. Insurance. matters
speciality. mas-,M
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE-DR. c. w.
BENsoS's CELERY AND CHAMoNILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ser-
vou.ness and Scepessness, and will cure any case.
Price, Soc Postage free Sold by all druggists.
Office, lO6 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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FRANK D. HILL, s p. 81, new brick dweiing on
the west line Of Laurel street between Main ana
Franklin, overlooking Monroe fars.
", connIN and CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO,4
NJ trustees sale OF large number or lois IN
sidney near the old reservoir.
RICHARDSON & CO., IL NJ. trustees sale OF small
farm Ia Hanover county near Mechanessilie.
LANES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. 12 ", lot with TWO
brick buildings thereon, Nos. 900 aud 9OT Bank
street, between Ninth ana Tenth.
T. w. POWELL, 10 A. N., catalogue saie OF OH.
paintings in gilr frames at No. 11o4x Main
street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 5 p. NJ, two building lot 8
on Eiuth street, I'VE minutes walk OF the Sapi !.
tol.
TAX-SALE, on Mayo's Island, :
liam
4 WILLIAMS, 8 2. NJ. brick residenc e
No. Sill Grace street. between sifih and sixtr.
A. B. DUESBERRY, 10 A. ~, furniture, &c.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, and SATCHELs, at
BoSCuEN's, 500 and oil Broad str

DIR. GEORGE b. STEEL. Dentist, No. 723 .
street, ma be found daily from 8 A. u.
p NJ
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4Q-CEST CRO&ET.

y .i2-bal! ri OF ALL HaGD-WOOD CROQCET
packed !u hinse-covcr wood box. painted and
finished equal to any s3, 81 set In town. Every
piece warranted perfect.
50 dozen OF those ELEGANT WALNUT PIC
TUEE-FRAMES;
8 styles wALNCT TABLES;
ESQ PRESSED TEA-PANs;
a large Invoice OF SHOES, for men and boys.
ladies and children;
WATERPROOF UMBRELLAS;
Large variety OF PARAsoLs.
Catalogues free from
my4 sos BROAD STREET
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hr5- On all sates of Redt Estake made 6,tGSS
the lst oJ january and last Of June ths faces ~
the present year hare tn be paid bythe puTchase1
ON ali sdIes nude Get,1een The Isl Of ynfg tus
Of the year tas tares hare to De pdtg tg hs Sets,
This custom was adopted anoHt ntrhnand' and s,s
v AL the real estate agents In kirh'b"ho, auo AZ
piIes TO Richmond and TieinitS.I
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COURTNEY y 70" hLh'
II rR0Ap STREET.

,~oI-RTNEY y POW ELL,
Sl3 BROAD STREET.
,,,>-r .uySy MADE large ANp HANDSOME
ADDITIONS TO THEIR
.,7p,cTIyr STOCK or DRESS GOODS
A>O Will
OFFER DURING THE WEEK
rxrREcEDENTED BARGAINS IN THIS
DEPARTMENT.
HAVING CLOSED uTr THE PRODUCTS OF
: >uIRT-FACToRY. GREATER BARGAINS
GAuZE UNDERWEAR
I.EE OFFERED THAN HEEEroFoRE KNOWN
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twenty-five dollars.
twenty-five dollars.
twenty-five dollars.
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BLUE CHEyIOT SUITS
BLUE CHEvIoT SUITS
BLUE CnEvIoT SUITS
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WE SOLICIT FROM PURCHASERS
, THOROUGH EXAMINATION OF OUR
COMPLETE AND WELL-ASSoRTED STOCk'
T,1S
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E. B. SPENCE K son.
f. B. SPENCE 6 son.
f.. B. SPENCE & son.
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made to ORDER for
made to order for
made TO order for
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DRY GOODS.

:,~>,.S,SFSs.MEN OF THE WEST CON-
REC-W1,v 10 SIC tho unrrcccdcn'edlv low
- NV wIiiTI .OCk>S tor goods, and 10 sec how
prices !" rr,.r alp,cas ri %. 80. and Boo: those
- HT K.t> ri 30 and zoe: those Solid aud
Strirc Hoe Al 10. Is. and zoe. those :, 10,
F"nCN-St,,,!s ,n, j. G. WEtTLOCK,
an" l1'' "" 100 Main street.
- - -
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NJ CARDOZO, FOCRQUREAN 6 CO
for ali qualities Of DRESS GOODS. ap21
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,r,,,rr OFFERED THAN HERETOFORE KNOWN,
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have received their second supply Of SPRING AND
SIMMER GOODS which they will sell ai greatly
reduced prices their old stand They VIII remove
In few days. aud will give special notice thereof.
Great bargains NAV hr secured at
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-13

AN HEROIC OH There
Was Q private soldier named GsrdiefI
who won fame and death in an heroic
manner. writes q war correspondent In
an account Of recent engagement 10
the Eastern war. He WAS On old SOL
disr. but had. not long sgo. fallen into
Disgrace. He he'd received severe pun
ishment for disorderly conduct. and on
being permitted to resume his place in
the ranks, the commander Of his squad
ron had said 70 him.
"0srdie6. you had better get your
self killed. or do something now that
will make Us forget your past follics."
The brave fellow was seen to dash
wildly into the fight, slashing right
and left, he killed with his own hand
four of the Turks within five minutes,
when be was surrounded and literally
hewn and hacked to pisces. It Was the
intention Of his regiment to give the
body q ceremonial burial on the follow
ing day hut the battle prevented this
from being carried out, and brave Gar
def was committed to the earth among
the ordinary dead.
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S. & w. W. R. R.
H12& G9
SEATTLE 70 REmron.

i leave Seattle svsg 1ny @oanAays s.eePesd,
6 81 4. T., an1 I 2. ~ toeuEuAnG Vaa oasys
nnn1po e 10 4. Z. - 2. =.
voe fseleht a. po1aeo. opp1y 9 IL O0ce Of
~ Oomponylot tAe Depos.
:. =. 0oG3AN.
H2-dAvH 0enogA o1pee1neooAeol.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-13
An Heiress Married to an Old De-
crepit Beggar.


There is certain young lady at War
saw who went to sleep on q certain
night last mouth relatively poor, and
awoke the next morning heiress to .
large fortune, which an eccentric old
gentleman had willed her. whom she
had seen bat twice in her life.
A thornless rose, however, the prov
erb tells III, does not exist, and in this
instance the thorn took the shape of an
ngly condition attached to the hand
some legacy. to the effect that the lega-
tee must be married within thirty-si
hours or lose the fortune. The strange
condition soon got wind, and suitors
trooped up to the hsiress's door; for
though the maiden vas plain the for.
tune was pretty. But the young lady
neither wished TO be saddled with o
husband nor deprived of the roubles. 90
in order to fulfill the testator's COM
mands and preserve her freedom, she
hit upon the following expedient:
Summoning m aged mendicant from
his wonted post on the adjoining church
steps to her side. she proposed TO him
to enter the sacred building in the char
acter Of bridegroom, his services ct the
altar to he psid by 800 roubles and .
suit Of new Clothes written agree
ment being drawn up setting for that
he should fill the role Of husband on
this occasion only, and resign all congu-
gal rights over hls youthful wife or her
fortune once the ceremony was accom-
plished. The octogenarian accepted
gratefully the Office. and the incongru-
Gus marriage took place in the presence
Of oil tho beggar fraternity of Warsaw
Just ten minutes before the allotted
thirty six hours had run their course.
It is stated that the young lady hast
ened to quit the town immediately the
nuptial knot WAS tied. moved by very
natural anxiety 70 place ~ many miles
~ possible between herself and the IN
attractive embodiment of her benefac.
tors arbitrary condition.
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MISCELLANEOUS
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
- CONCERN.

hoe B HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
(sttuats and lying 10 King County, ". Z.
day changed TO that Of MILTON.
epondents will please make note and Cd.
AL Matter % - nILT0N. KING COUNTY,
VA 6EA1TIE."
6 Milton (NxR Frcsport). W. TIL
November 18th, 1874
-dlm2dpA2mSp
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[N NOTICE..
TN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING COUNTY
L Washington TsgTttory.

TN THE PROBATE COURT or KING COUNTY.
L Warrington TERRITORY.
In the matter Of the estate OF GEORGE ".
PRESCOTT. dscsAsed, including the psrtnership
estate Of z. Z. NaH1all = o.. Of which nrm said
Notice Il hereby stsn 1hst In pursuance Of n
order Of the Probate Court Of the County of King.
Terrttory Of waahington. made ON the Tenth day
above entitled estate, the undsrsignsd. the Admin.
sisteatoe OF tho I'D eseats viii ell 81 Public
Auction: to the hiehsse hldda for ensh % day Of
ssls and ,.c!scs e spes.s.son y I'D rrOssas
4. d. 1877. q the hour OF 10 O'Clock Of that
day, In front Of the oaos IT The Probate Judge In
seattle. said King ccunty. ~ the right. TITLE In.
tho time Of his death, ana sli the right ute.
inleeest and estase Of the said partueship estats
0arshsll 4 Co.. Of which said drm de-
- member. snd al the right. title and
that the satd estate he's, by operation Of
lhsrwise. acquired other than. o. In adj.
that Of The said George ". Prsscott a NE
his death. or In that Of the partnssship
g.. ::,a -, :; L Marshal! c.: = ~ e q
ps. and being In The eaid King County.
Of Washingscn. and bounded and de-
= follows. to-wit:
In section Eisvss. Il To~nsnip ' Twsnsy.
nth. OF Range Three East, willamette
P. containing lss 7s-lco acres. moro or
Lots one sna Two. ,nd the Northeast
Pc the soutAsssS qusstsr Of section Hisv.
oWnnAlp rWaaky-Qne North. Of Range
Easa. Wulanasees Meridian, containing
zlso. foss one Ssn6 Two. snd The East half II
tho Northeast quarter Of Section Thirty.tvo,
Township Twenty 1.-two North. q Range Pour Kass.
Willamette hsridian. containing lss sorcs, moro
Also. Loss Three End Four. End Southeast
quarter Of the ooutAease quarter Of lection
Tvsoty:nine: Tovnsale Tvs.v.tyo Norsh, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20
A Shy Young Man.

Mr.. Fitzpatrick selected as the hero OF
his story a shy young man OF Scotland.
who Tor fourteen years had woosd the
I,s.;s ~ hIs heart. Ono night Jamie,
for that WAS the Young mans name.
called to see Jennie. ami there was a
tsrribls look about his eyes, Just as there
h. .ometim,s when they've made up
h.;, m;nJs n nan The question. And
Js,.;. s.m. I'm sna sat down by the fire.
;.., =. n. hal ,lone every Tuesday anl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20
The Mormon Catechlsm.

Rev. ]. Hyatt Smith. pastor OF the
Lee-avsnuo Baptist Church. Brooklyn.
during a Suuday.school service. do
scribed scene which he witnessed In
the Mormon Temple. Salt Lake City.
where 5000 children were catecbissd by
the Presiiin; Elder. as follows:
"when'i il Pionssrs's Day "
ION the 2Gth day Of July"
"wha, does that day conmsmo-
rate 2"
"Ths entrance Of the .laiter.Day
Saints into the valley"
When did they suter the valley
"Thir,y years ago"
"Who ls.i thom ?"
brigham Young"
"who was Brigham Young ?"
"Ths Prophet Of God"
"who led Brigham Young
"The Almighty"
"who was the greatest martyr
"Jossph Smith"
.You have answered we'll. Sit
down"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20

FRENCH quesrness NJ. savary. an eI-
Deputy. being a Republican. was dis-
missed from the Mayorality OF his Com
muns. The Deputy Mayor. a Rspubli.
can also. refused TO replace him. The
Preisct had then no other resource but
to call upon the senior member OF the
Municipal Council to perform the func-
tions OF Mayor. This senior member Is
no other than N. Savary. and he now
signs all Official acts as his own subsh-
tuts Ia this form: "for Savary. the
dismissed Mayor. the Senior Member Of
the Municipal Council. Savary." There
IL NO help for this.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20

A wrrxsss ws- under examination In
. Toronto court. in the case Of an uu-
paid account. when the Judgs put the
question to him. "whst Is your oecu-
paiionl" The witness did not seem to
understand the meaning Of the word
{" occupation" and answered with
"Ehr" Judge" What do you do for
n iiyingl" witnsss-"0h. nay wiis's a
drss.mnket"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20

IALwArs play by ear" said Western
journalist. at q social gathering. whsn
invited to bang some music out OF q
piano. GOOD graeious! exclaimed an
srtlsss girl. with rural simplicity. "you
have pretty big ears. that's fact; but
they don't look lon: enough to strike
the KEYS unless you saw couple inches
OF the legs Of the piano stool"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20
GETTING TO THE POINT.

lrir.t Astempt.l
=. Ms. L.iis. I've bought the incest little cot
The saszx.ss noos, ias, bls enough for two !;
But ere | IL Il MP I'D hks 10 ssk you
mean. u you woald paper pink orbiue."
lseeond Attsmptl
.ireaiiy think rm getting rather ancient
was twsnty-eiyht upon ths nrst Of hAy-
~ I've resoivei. thaiis. II you vii help me,
To ma Ito md
Something To Keep nay hair from tuning grsy'
lrhira Attempt.
what would you .sy. mi-n I should tell
Thai thsr, IL no one hall % dear To ne
In al the vide. vide world. or cen In heaven
In ,hsss ho, days. % 10 Ore, eis.s iced tea
llast Attempt
.About thls oak and vine affair. I'm thinking
III really like the vine-no. oak 10 act.
Provided some sweet giri. or you lot ins,aess'
wouii set-woaid set-
tshe.l "rhs vlnef.
fHst "Thats nr'
lshel "rdu Try"
lIis.l =" In iaetf-
fshs "ln fact"
Id iIks 10 be . edytur.
AMI my ssnc'um stand.
The door Q staDdin' opcn
An . big club IN my hand
Thsn let the eu@s who didn't Ike
some article Id writ.
Come -ofliy o'vr the thre~hold,
I'D reckon he'd set hit;
ia hand him ons right ON the gsari.
Among hl. brains AMI things.
And seIl him hnmxin' up thN
To spof pair of wings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20

A NsNBEn Of the shabby gen,rel class
calls at the residence OF n wealthy
finsncisr and asks II tho master II in.
"!Ie does not receive to-day" answers
the servant. "That makes no differ
ence; don't want him to receive. but
TO give, said the other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20

woMAS's faith is always beautiful.
and her belief that she can get number
three shoe ON number seven foot Is
actually sublime.