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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-11-17
InfOrIlatiOns Locales.


AnAOfinatiOAs Locales
WAShANTs.-Nous AN arpe'ons Pattent'on DIES por-
ten's oe warrants de parolsse sur raVls dn Ireso-
i"i'
1,o n--.-~ ~"
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'sa' .%nos, =" e'e ue $o19:to, prov
ueS '"Ao" oo''eo'eeS l'e'"'"t 10 'oo's "oc'oo'e'
H.. '',.' I,o'uo lu uo.1 sa,"f 10 c'oc',er
,i" no" 70" , s %" o Iou'1. i1lo poSo i" ol,e one
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ppcpnsr,,pnr Ia mooo"s6,,on+ dos ,e,,+, l..
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70 s'"s .' so's 10 iao.'' po'i' 10 noI
fn+s hla,.os 70 ,oSnoo .,o"a"n,."n. ~. 49, ~" ~ a.
sasso,,,. oatno, II u Wopudo aut ] .'.. pa. '
I,'Ss TH,yoIS h,ana,,s u,sios 1seo 1seo ,zo.
'''o' ''""0'e' Aoo' ''''
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cr.,a ro+., Ec1o
VrpsrurNr Ia varsomapt o,1r6 nor 10 co,,oo
taxes nercmes nendant Ia mois TOctohre s'Saye a
Ia sonme do gonna - nrovenaut dos Sources sn;.
| vantes.
Taxes Conrantes dc 1919 & 1904 %
LICENSES de 1877 245OO
ia yea fnrfaits 2e 55
Tare de R6d4mntion 756 *
= ooe2 10
Avec le montant des taxes et licensees tones
les ettes enr6eistr6es do Tann6e couranta ont StS
regees jusqua ce Jour- aissant IN surplus en- caisse
Of avec calm des taxes forfaites Of r r6dem a
dette de Ia paroisse SO trouys actueement reduite
$13 OOO
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-11-17

RECENsEMENT-Le recensement des enfants de
81 ans fait sous le regime radical portait le nom
bre denfants de coueur, superieur ceu des en-
fants blaucs. Ce meme recensement tait par IAs.
sesseur actuel, r. Il. Mcbride, est CONNIE suit:
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Verdict Against G. !. Baldwin.

The suit Of Catherine Kennsy W. L.
J. Baldwin, to recover 90. 000. deposited
with tho defendant for the purchase Of
stock, tried In the Fifteenth District
Court, resulted In n verdict for the plain
till Of S2,553. II was developed In evil
dsncs that the plaintiff paid the money
TO Baldwin upon his assurance that hc
would make il good to her in case the
venture proved q losing ono. When
she called upon him again be tsld her
that she owed him 5000. She remind.
ell him OF his promise to c her
from loss, but he totally denied ever
having said anything OF the kind. He
finally offered to give her $500, aud fur
nish herself and mother with employ
ment at his hotel at - 20 per day. and
give them board free for an indefinite
period. II she would let the matter drop.
The offer was refused and an action be.
gun to recover the $4,000. Baldwin
testified that no is worth between
eight and ten million dollars.-S. y.
POSI-.
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rw1ggD's REVELATIONS.

Al the revelations Of William II.
Tweed continue. It becomes more and
more apparent that the Ring which be
organized and kept in existence for SO
many years, embraced in its circuit cor
rupt men Of both political parties. and
that several Republicans were as deep
in the mire a. the Democrats we're in
the mud. There is no doubt that what
Tweed Is telling now 10 true. II il his
only hope for c!smency TO tell what he
knows. without restriction or evasion.
and the old man has suffered long
enough in prison to fully appreciate the
blessings Of that liberty for which he
pants. He probably has checks and
other vouchers To establish the anthem
ITCHY Of his confession. whom the proof
shall 10 required. so that the denials Of
the men implicated will 60 for but little
in the estimation Of the world. We
shall know. when this investigation Is
concluded. just Who the men we're who
united with Tweed in his gigantic scheme
to rob the city Of New York OF millions.
aud when they are known. they should
not only DO ostraeized from decent soei-
sty. but prosecuted civilly and criminal
lv- "A Tvesd bas been The oil ma,
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Division Superintendent Fillmore. OF
the Central Pacific Railroad. has had
submitted to him a model OF q narrow
gauge locomotive. which possibly may
be exhibited ut the Fair. II IL In some
respects q new invention. though II IL
principally remarkable for the manner
In which old appliances are made 10 give
a new motion. similar 10 the "link mo.
ton" To q person unacquainted with
such things the pilot appears to be more
Of q novelty than anything else about II.
and oil railroad men think II qualified to
do good service.
The investigation OF the affairs Of the
San Francisco Custom.houss was con-
cluded Thursday evening. A number OF
witnesses were examined, but little Of
Importance was elected. Those who
testified to alleged crooked proceedings
were flatly contradieted by other tssti-
mony, leaving much reason to doubt the
accuracy Of the information on which
the disclosures are based. At the con
clusion the Commission adjourned 10
the call Of the Chairman.
Among the mortgages recorded recent
~ in San Francisco was one from Ssna-
tor William Sharon TO Almira ID. Shsr-
wood for S65. 900. The property mort.
gagged In the lot on the corner OF Pine
aud Leavenworth streets. known NJ tho
Ralston mansion. Tho rate Of interest
is : per cent. and the mortgage runs for
two years.
A meeting will be held at the Chamber
Of Commerce Of San Francisco on an
early day, to take into consideration tho
condition OF the Navy Yard at Mare Is.
land. and to msmorislizs Congress for
the necessary appropriation.
The Paes-Ds Young libsl suit In Pla.
ceryills was continued on Thursday with
the understanding that II will not 10
forced to trial until after the adjourn.
,nent Of Congress.
Nancy Williams. alias "Feathsr Lses,"
tbs keeper Of a lodging.ho In Darwin,
was murdered for her money "Wednesday
night. Three Mexicans are under arrest
for the crime.
The hop fields Of Msndocino county
will yield a larger crop than usual this
year.
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An Opportunity for til. Amlo.sd.


Two or more Of tho Surgeons Of the
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE will visit
VIRGINIA Crrr. NEVADA. Rooms Of tho
FsrpIaIcx HOUSE. September 18th and
ioth, 1871. They will come prepared with
All the apparatus for which this Institu.
ton has become 90 Justly renowned. Nc
Institution In the world has successfully
treated % many cases Of spinal Curvature,
Diseases Of the Joints. Club Feet. Crooked
Limbs. Paralysis. Piles, Fistula and Nasal
Catarrh. Patients from almost ever
county In the United States have applied
to II for relief, either at the homo Insti'
tute at indianapolis. Indiana. or 10 n Of
lie Grand Divisions at Philadelphia. Pa.
Atlanta, GeogiA. or Gan Francisco, Cal
The Afflicted cannot Afford to miss this op-
p~ortunity Of consulting these Surgeons
and being cured At home.
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InnONCHITI-.

From John FlaGv. ESQ. Of Bennington. n. II ]
"Thrss years since I wss very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Dron'
ehitis. Affecting me 90 severely "a to render Il
dinhcult TO speak In an audible voice. 10 this
ful OF going into q decline. After recourss 10
various rsnedies 20 no purpose. I made use of
Or. Wistar's BAlrain OF Wild Cherry. . fes bot.
tks Of which FULLY restored me 10 health.
since that time have had several severe 81.
zach Of cough, but the Baisam hes always n.
moved them. always keep II by me, and
should not know how TO do sfthoat T."
Hold by All druggists.
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NEVADA.
sheetisg AZ Tasearsrs Jusapiss
Towa lots she Causs.

ELEo. Sept. 2i.-Last evening . shoot
ing ARRAY occurred In Tuscarora betwoen
two men named Pierce and Hayes. A
near as can Be ascertained Hayes was on q
town lot which was claimed BY Pierce.
The latter proceeded 10 tho location and
demanded the property. which the former
refused TO surrender. and on 90 doing was
fred at by Pierce. Ho returned tho fire
with such effect that Pierce cannot recover.
having 1--we bullets lodged In him. Hayes
received two tiesh wounds. Hayes was
formerly . deputy sheriff Of Humboldt
county, and IL generally considered O
quiet. inoffensive man. while Pierce 10 re
ported a. being Of q very quarrelsome dis
position.
Frank Bell. Superintendent Of the West
ern Union. Ia here to-day starting work on
the new line 10 Tuscarora.
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slooMo DISPATCH.
c..,...,h. IN. EI.esie..

SAN PnAxcuco. Sept. 22-i:so p. NJ
In the County Court to-day Robert c.
Rogers. tho Republican candidate for
Sheriff ct the recent election. hled his
statement Of his grounds for contcsting
tho election Of Nunan. Democrat. lie
asserts that the vote VA wrongfully
counted against him and In favor OF
Nunan, and cites . number Of specific
cases 10 that effect. He asks that . special
term Of court DO held to decide tho eon'
aaat
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A FRANCISCO.
rssiiien v Gov. Irwin Praying fss
the Pardon % Ex.Harbor Com.
lnissioner NaRka
tsrse,AL TO nm oslD HrlI DAILY xrws.l

SAX FnAScrsco. Sept. 22.-The Call this
morning publishes a petition. with sigma
lures. for the pardon Of ex-Harbor Com
missioner Marks. The list numbers SIC
names. Among signatures are the names
Of judges. lawyers, medical men, mer-
chants. capitalists. brokers, insurance men,
contractors. literateuras, importers. man
ufacturers. bankers. U. 3. Treasurer. AZ.
torney and ex.Attornsy. Ex-Governor OF
Stzte, Lieut.. Governor. ex.Chief Of Polic1.
ex-Mayor. the present Mayor Of Ban Fran
cisco. ex-Supervisor. present. supervisors
Harbor Commissioner. SHERIFF., ex.Sher-
IDS, and men Of distinction and influence
in every walk Of life. Governor Irwin also
received . large number OF communica-
tions urging executive clemsney from
most prominent citizens.
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rnx crIrlorlxK IN FRANCE.

vitalis. Who killed Madame Boyer in
her shop at AK, in France. ~ss recently
guillotined at Marssilles. It Was the
hith execution which has taken place in
the city for over twenty years. The
wrstshed man knew nothing Of the fate
In store for him until he stood beneath
the fatal knife. He was taken from tho
prison at AK and hurried to Marseilles
under the plea tina. he wa not safe from
the anger OF a mob in his present quar-
tsr. lie did not even know that his
sentence had been pronounced. and he
chattsd glibly and joksd lightly with his
guards on the journey. His agony whea
be learned the whole truth Was intense.
but short. In ten minutes after the
stern reality Of his situation flashed
upon hin. his head was in the basket
and his heart had ceased to beat. Il
not this . more merciful. q more humane
method OF dispcsing Of murderer. II
We m,st kill them. than that which Va
employ In this country vitalis suffered
just ten minutes. Our murdsrsrs are
forced To look death in the face for
weeks. anil oftentimss for mouths.
counting tho minutes between thsm and
the awful eternity into which they are
doomed to enter. A msrciful God has
dscresd that va shall not know in I'D
vance the time Of our dissolution. I'm
msrciful man has decrsed that certain
Of his race shall suffer the pangs OF q
thousand deaths while waiting for one.
Il IL very certain that they DO these
things better in France than We do, and
justice in this land may learn many
lessons Of wisdom from the French
vuillotine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

A x%ISD-HkAxrED clergyman asked O
convict In Chicago the other day how
be came TO be In Jail. Tho follow an
swered. with tears in his eyes, that he
was coming home from prsysr.mssting
one night and sat dawn to rest and fell
asleep. While In that unconscious con.
diiion the county jail was built around
him. and when hs awoks the jailsr re-
fused to let him out.
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SENTIMENT AND RxALrrr The youni
man Is leaning over n gate praising tn
starry eyes which belong to his compan,
ion. Suddenly his dream 10 interrupted
by the shrill vpieo Of his little brother
across the street sxclaiming: "fou
quit spoouin' and come 10 supper. AM
he move Oh surprised that . being 90
finely organized as himself should be
cursed with an appetite.
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GENERAL MINING AGENT.


lros MisiSG INFORMATION. 90 brood.
vsy. New York. II
"" AGENT
For The Mining Record Of Nsv York. VIII e.
ceIve Subscriptions and Advertisement iof inc
same. 10 AGENT
ror the American Mining Agency. ohicsgo, Nv.
wbobuy and sell Mines. Any one having Mines
A. s.lI. II can be erected By putting The matter
IN hIs hands, through the Chicago Mining
Agency. Is AGENT
nsa. IN nav York and vicinity, such - Dta-
,nond DriIis, Pumps, Air ComprssssS and In
dnss OF ali sizes and d~sscripaous.
Oaes-Ai.1 sA Nsrth C:strsst' vlygi.ia
Ciiy, Nevada. sa""'
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a RiNR THING Fon rHR TEETH

Fragrant sOsoDoSr 10 q composition OF
tho purest and choicest ingredients Of thu
Oriental v gstable kingdom. Rvory lnRredient
10 well Known TO have . beneficial eject on the
tsrtl and sulns. Its embalming or antiseptio
property and aromatic frasrancs makes u q
grresbls sdors from the bra th csused by ca
tArrh. bad teeth. etc. II 10 entirely froe from,
the Injurious aud acrid properties of tootl'
pastes and powders, which destroy the enamel.
tns bottls laSts six monthu.
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raE pAIAcR EirIsa STAND.

Fur . roast OF beef uneIcelled In storey
county, 20 TO Thomas H.fron'a Rating stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. Z North q street,
Virginia City. fresh oystsis nj all honrs IN
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty, home style of cooking. and
the best ard fresl est Of ell that the markets
aford. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try n. ANS m
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

observation-disclosures ladies' Tourrs,
usnt Tor he most accomplished and Rrsesfnl
LADY ridsrs. Yridiy. October io, o. ~ o'slcen =;
Ibs society oneS four premiums, which WI
consist N Inc Soci.ty's silver plate, valued re
spsctiveiy ct 500, 90. go and 70. -.
sPRoitL PRRMIUMs.-Ldy's hat, value
sas. ein Of Aivafo Evans; standard sdi'ion oil
poems. rift Of \. n. Jamison.
ehoios of iii premiums oneredt the second
isdv shsfi have second choice. and % on. u 70
srpset.d that other special premiums VII Dc
sdded 10 this LIST By private contripanon
Noos but ladies' Of the highest rsspee',oi.,y
Wii be Allowed TO compete for prize. LAaies
wiships 70 oompsts for prises vii pleass ssno
nsnss 10 Becrctsry, indorsed By two member
Of ths Bocisty.
yAxy, II. BoRLAHD. ssers.1.
Rsoo, Nevada.
O. o. BATTKRxAN. Prsid. Mt. 'sissd
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L Ia FRAY.

4 Brooklyn minister . week ago sun
day trsatsd his fashionable audience to
n sermon ON the "Powsr OF Prayer"
in which he sirovs zsalously 10 incul-
cate in the minds Of his hearers the doc
,r,ns ,ha, II the believer would bat pray
with full faith to his God. his suPpliea-
lions would most Assurodly Be answered
and his heart made glad with all manner
Of good things. This is . very omfsrs-
able doctrine. but 10 has lost much OF
its soothing power during tho past few
centuries from the fact that not even
tbs mos. isrvsnt Of Christians sines the
days Of Christ have been enabled 10 re-
move rocks OF to cast mountains into
the sea. The natural inference In that
ou l.tter-dsy disciples are endowed
with but little faith. for the Bible msss
as~arsdly promises that to the true
Christian all thinss are possible through
prayer. But this Brooklyn clergyman
has discovered n remarkable instance Of
tho efficacy OF prayer in n Prussian
minister. at present a gusst Of his aud
named Mr.. Muilsr.
rh;. ss,va,t. in the vineyard Of the
Lord. II We may credit the story OF hi"
Brooklyn friend. possesses marvellous
faith in IN. teachings OF the Savior. He
ha. not. IL Is true. become 90 far
dsy.lopsd N 10 remove mountains. or
otherwise to change the geological form
ation Of the earth. But his fervent
prayers hsvo melted the stony hearts
of his hearers. and opened their purses
as by magic. He became q minis'sr
over atty years ago. refusing any saiafy'
aud declaring that the Lord would pro-
vide for him and his Hook Ana uaiy'
the Lord has cared Tor them according
to the story OF this venerable man. He
b,;an to pray. HIS snpphea.iohs
asssndsd daily to high heaven and ua''s
the hands Of inhdsls aud Chistians
descended into their pockets. and
brought forth coin In abundance.
Voluntary contributions flowed in upon
him like a sirsau Of living water having
10. sourcs at the foo, Of the throne Of
God, and IL this aged apostle Is not now
wealthy q he has sadly neglected
his opportunities. Possibly. however.
he has concluded TO 1.-Two wholly on the
continued bounty OF the Lord. until he
istaisn to his final rest above.
n, 1886 Mr.. Muller PRAYED. aud tbs
,..ul, "a. AZ. 600 In coin. for the ..tab.
T.hmsp, of an orpban ASYLUM. With
advancing year. his necessities In.
.rs...d. and he felt .ersly the need OF
sso 600 In lsl5 10 build new structures
10, nj. schools. ami TO meet current Of.
n.ns.. He vray.d. and tho $50. 900
came by "~voiuntsry contributions
In the ever present plate. He kept on
prayine--indesd. prayer seems To be the
capital Of this minister. and IL Is a
capital which he has invested we'll. In
1851 IL brought him $4,000 In divi-
d.nds. II was IN "off year" In 1852.
and he only realized 1850 but In
1863 the market MAS booming. and he
poskstsd the neat little snm OF SEQ. 900.
The older he got the more fsrvently he
praysd. and as his faith increased with
his age. so did the returns increase in
like ratio. During the year ending in
Nav. 1870. his inyes,msnt nstted him
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HspRcIAL ATTENTION mRRE Il,

Notice the "star iismedies." lDr. Van
Dyke's "Anitbliious Cure" 10 preferred 10 oil
other dy spsptic medicines. rivt. II does not
vr'pe. seoond, u does not nsuseais. Third.
ID u pleasant 10 taste snd spell.
"Tront OIL Ointment !" Is prepared rom LAX
Tahoe Trout, and "a the beet Linlment IN ib
world for ~khtumstism, Neurs,sia and spfsins.
90 70 your drugsist, set Q sample bottle OF
each, free Of charge. Trout OIL. % cents pr
bottle Ambitious Cure. one dollar. aui5 iy
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"AnH you . professional or an ANA
tcurr' asked . lady Of aysung jour.
nslist at Long Branch. "Both. mad.
am." ho replied. ~ am q journalist
by profession aud I amateur service ~
wall
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A CARD.

To all Who arc suffering nom the errors and
indiscrsiions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. cts. I will send a
receipt that Will cure you. rREk OF ciIAhox.
This great remedy vas discovered by mission.
ary IN south America. Send . self.addrersei
envelope to the Rkv. JOSEPH +. ISNAN.
station ID. bible uousr, New York CITY.
mh30 Gm
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mon A DisrINdUIsnRD JuRisr.

~ have tried the. PERUVIAN srnrr. and th,
result folly s~ustains your prediction. II has
made q new nlan OF me -inlused Into my sys'
TEN new vigor and enemy. ! am no longer
trsinulous and ~dsbihtAtcd o. WHOM you last
saw me. but stronger. bearier, and with larger
capacity Zoe labor. mental and physical, tIan
a. any time during the Last ave years." rod
BY all druggists.
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-Monday, october Is.

1. B,LrNETTR srAKE.-Por Thoroughbred
uhree,yesr o,a n,.ss' n SoI,'.y ons .na : S.is
III. pn,,sncs cn hny aiiy thst has prr.
nia.. I'm = Lee shsIi carry Avs pounds
srirs. sny ally that has won two races, eisht
,annd. sy,r.. any aIIv Thai Ia, Won three
sr,rsrco
q ysvApl ulNDtolp.-Dssh of ems and
ousS,sr miles free for ali. Rniries 10 eIoss
ssptsm1er y; we,gn,s ,nnSIarsa s,n bsii
Ssssss,a esc; ~ ,Sd.c,.,sd arI scr,esv "a M
sInn 49, 49, 40 go ent,.nrc'
Al \ so1s.: n ss,,ds ana G c.i Uns %" ss.. To-, Of ,Ss
sha IN sseond horss 10 Sy. rntrrSes.
weights 70 ruIs.
4. RUNsINo.-Dssh Of two miles, free for
gu. hntranee, s,'oi soeie', '" .aa 80.
ws,sht. 10 ruls'
"srs,ss os mors Nominations will he requIrei
to nh The sooyo , ,sa.s q, c r1s sDs,s sors,,,.
no, c III S s rr,ponsISis for nome. u no Gas
beeonu ~ iucsus'' oe'oS0' I've
r-oorrtso p,-. Arm, elias. an.
o. Ihoh,aNe. aua 49, g. a.. Al,
nile ne,.'' H VII, snc cs,isa,nIs All az ~"
sierra Nevada. First. $50; second slso
third. Sioo. a.. ,.,.~,,. .,,,.., ~
Closed, Win tne to'owing en,'ts ~
Chano.fiain namer o.; IN Jewsss y pssSl
names . %. money Ls,s me. N.s .s
Nuapinui ]. Wilson names Y. b. Nevada.
-no-rvo ... ..oo. ala. ,.s
=: ns.s Nam,
Third ay-Wednesday, OeIoDcr IT,
,rxv,va u. .so,,,o mia. anil
=. al hn,. IN ns,.d. ana Cal,
fornis east Of the sier,s Nevsda' First, $500
Second. 500; third. 500.
.. tsoy. ono na 49,.
Third. SO.
40,
o. RCNNlNG:- Purse. $40; dasn OF hail
Fourth Day-Thursday, october H.
10. TRorTISo Purse ti.0oo; mile heats,
~ o IN three, 10 harness; fr-s for all three year
oids In Nevada and Cahfornis east Of the sienl
nevsds. First. tsoO rccoId. tsco ! third. ti@
foS,,h. si,o; An. ,o,,ov,Ds entries. l.. n,
Breed names .. &. Lille b.; L. Il. fox names
BIZ. c. Othsllo; Z. W. Norcro.s names 9. g.
Pedro; A. x. Lamb psmes 81 Z. Tom Fox; Ia
-p,,.,, ,,m, ,,.... ,.,s.
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A WOMAN In Baltimore wears purple
clothing only, her undsr-sarmsnts even
being OF thai eolor. She believes tina,
she 10 . princess and must wear royal
purple. In other respects abe In sane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

We have heard Of an economical man
who always takes his meals in front Of
q mirror. He does this 10 double the
dishes. II that isn't philosophy We
would like 70 know what is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

AsrrssrrR Of FIFTY remarked. the other
day. that she could 70 alone at six
months" YES" said her hateful
young half.brothsr. "and you've been
going II alone ever since. and never
euchrsd anybody"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

SHAKESPEARE asked. whats in .
namsi" We can't always tell. but some
Of the Eastern names have two alpha
beta In them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

.UscLE Dick refuses to remove the
paddock from his poekst-book. and the
Ohio Democracy is shroudsd In gloom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

"Dedad, an av its nothing 70 want"
said Pat, "ye'n foind II In the bottle
where the vhusky was"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

WITHIN the circle Of the wedding ring
and tia, Of the pugilist's ring there 10 .
world Of eight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

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