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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1877-01-20

RESTORED TO LIFE. The Fort Wayne
(Jndiana) Sentinel of January I'd, pull :
lished sensational story concerning n
young man named Charles Hueston, lv-
ing at Monroeville. in this county. On
last Friday Hueston was attacked sud-
denly with congestion of the lungs. and
after an illness of two hours was pro-
nounced dead. The body was being
shaved by the barber, when the razor
slipped, making slight cut in his cheek
from which blood spurted freely. Some
of the bystanders thought from this that
Hueston was still alive. but not much at
tpntien vas naf.t.o this theory Hues-
tons father, IN other and sister meanwhile
arrived from Forest, Ohio. The body
was placed in u coffin and put on the
Pitssburg express train. but the lid of the
coffiu was not screwed down. The sister
of Hueston stayed in the express Car to
be near the body, and when about twenty
miles west of Forest gave heart-rending
shrek and fell to the floor in swoop.
The train men rushed to her assistance,
when they found the cause of her her
ror. The supposed dead body Of her
brother was moving and breathing. The
face. with CHASTITY palor, extended above
the coffin, with eyes wide open and pre-
a.
spectacle. The servives of physicians
were secured, restoratives applied, and
Hueston removed to the home of his pa
rents in Forest. where he now is. The
prospects for his recovery are said to be
good. His sister, since her fainting in
the car, has been wholly insane, and
fears are entertained that her reason il
permanently dethroned.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Of HARRY G.. WRIGHT, FOR
~ merly of Rochester, New York, about
thirty years of age, and supposed to have left
White Pine for Alaska in the fall of 1870. Any
information concerning him will be thankfully
received by his wife,
EMMA WRIGHT.
No. 249 North 5th Street. hiladelphia, Pa.
aui2-tf
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FITS CURED FREE

A NY PERSON SUFFERING FROM THE
"A above disease is requested to address Doc
TOR PRICE, and trial bottle Of medicine will be
forwarded by Express,
FREE!
The only cost being the Express charges, which
owing to my large business, are small.
DR.. Price has made the treatment Of
FITS or EPXLEPSY'
a study for years, and he will warrant a cure by
the use of his remedy.
Do not fail to send to him for a trial bottle;
it costs nothing, and he
VIII CURE X'OU,
no matter OF how long standing your case may
'be, or how mnny other remedies have failid.
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TREsL BOTTLE.
BE particular to gi.e your Express. as we'll ~
your Postothce direction, and address
DIR. CHAS. T. PRICE,
ms-ly CT William street, New York.
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CtEND 25o. to g. P. ROWELL& CO.. New York.
- for Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing lists
of 5000 newspapers, anu estimates showing
cost of advertising. mrlI
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WHITE PINE NEWS
A. sKiLLM AN.
fernns of Subscription:
JOB PRIN NGI

JOb FIR n T NUI
The Nws Job Osice is how supplied with an
exc4ent stock Of type. borders, presses, paper,
card and other materials and facilities for
goodob printing. Additional materials are
consthly arriving. md we ask the attention
Of our lends and the public to the fact that
all JOB Putting can be handsomely and expe-
ditiouslN Nome al this eiiee. -.
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BRICK WALLS
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

Sallons, can ana D0x... 30 90
~ keR.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 60
20 half.barrel.. el....................16 90
40 =" one barrel el..................3 80 90
We have In stock of our own manufacture,
roofing material etc, at the following low
prices
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at 8 cents per
square foot. Tor we will furnish Rubber Roof
ing, Nails, Caps and Slate Paint for an entire
new roof at / 4 cents per square FOOT
1000 rolls 2-py Tarred Roofing Felt at TX
cents per square foot.
5000 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at AZ
cents per square foot.
200 rolls Tarred Sheathing, at II a cent per
square foot.
50O0 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed ready
tor use, on inside or outside work, at 81 per
gallon.
All orders must be accompanied with the
money, except from we'll known parties who
will be drawn on at sight. with Bill Of Lading
attached.
No Goods Shipped G. o. d.
Sample orders solicited.
N. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
I02 l. 104 MAIDEN LANE. New York.
s2-3m
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Delinquent Sale.

DASE METAL CONSOLIDATION
ID cation # works. White Pine Mining District.
White Pine County, Nevada.
NoTICE-There is now delinquent upon tho
following described stock on account of assess.
mpnt levied on the 9th day of November, 1876.
the several amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders as follows:
No. No.
Names. Certificate. Shares. Amt.
James N Berry,. SO 1890 $40 95
Clutc ....... .......59 orU "A
W Il Forrest .... tnot issued) 600 SO
W r Hartford 80. (not issued) 2235 125 GIN
And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Trustees made on the 9th day of
November. 1876, so many shares Of each parcel
OF said stock as may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, at the Office of the company,
Recorders othce-at the Court House in Ham.
ilton, Nevada, on
Monday, january 10, 1877,
at the hour of o'clock P. NJ. Of said day. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of sale.
VIM. TIMSON, Secretary.
| Oflice-Recorder Office, in the Court House,
| Hamilton Nevada. d23-td
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Thomas Wren,

A TToRNEY AND COUN SELOR-AT-LAW
IA HAMILTON, NEVADA. aug5-tf
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w. n. Davenport,

A TToRNEY AT LAW AND REGISTER IN
IA BANKRUPTCY.
Office In Dick Ryland's Brick Building on
Bateman street, Eureka, Nevada.
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w. II. Forrest,
M. w. Henry,
Or. G. n. Thoma,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HAS RESUMED
L the practice of medicine in Hamilton.
Officein the building formerly occupied by
Thomas Hawley. s27-h
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3;rofrssiunaI GarDs.
j. 3. WILLIAMSON,
NTY ASS ESS O r ,

Offce--Northeast corner of the Courthouse
Hamilton. Nevada. a24-tf
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CHOCOLATE COLOR,

when first applied. changing i'll about mont
to uniform slate color and is to all intents II
purposes SLATE. On
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misrellatleous.

A sass max be covered with very c, ~
glel 4 ~ ~ AZ hIsl;.T JaNt ,i.c s,atr
~ z sye4nSG .o AZ years. Uld rvth
pasxbed and coetsa, looking much besa
N,lsyng longer than aew shingles withsj
slate, for
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Josrrn nncnLER's >norGuy,
Aud How he Uscd II to "Jouoh up his Son IA
LItlle heonn.e he DeserNed H."

George pcchlcr was leading blind horse
through the rows " corn on his fathers farm.
in the northern suburbs oi Railway. on Wr!n S.
day evening. while his father. Joseph B'rhler
held tho plough. George didn't lcud the horse
e. suit his father. and tine latter called him by
an oir.ns .vr name. Then Gcorp' lr.t the horse
stan In; in the rows AMI went ~ tho house.
While cwa- ben ling oynr wash BASIN. his
father. who had followed him hIr-ioltNd from
OIL. II. ld etru' Alu ou the mead With one oi hls
-'iZ'd 70 cane. and his iath r. pick a. ~ iwl
bricks q or,e dropped the cane and picked
up two stones.
prop lhe stones said his lather.
won't, replied Georss. until you drop
tho brlrAs.'
Thcn thr father dropped tho bricks and went
into the house. In "a uinGts he r'aplrur" /
with a le-barrrlled shot-un. Georgr ran;
his back with bird shot. Somc oi the shot drew
blood. Both barrels wore fired. George went
To the police stat on. ami obtained warrant tor
his father arrest - q" rhnrsr OF assault ant
hut found tho doors lo .kel. Iu th' morning he
returned an arr. .~t"d b 'hlrr. who war -ui So
gunufly d. 'harerd On furnishing 5000 bail.
He WAS also bound over tu hr-p toe 'Hc'.
b. hi'r SAYS tlat hc knows .u-t how Tar his
-A1ftun VIII carry, uui only rN"lni % inu'h NJ
his son Lite b." .t,u-e hc thought %" d' s"rt"d
u. II IS i-hhpr- say iiui ir Iu ntly Mieu out
luutIu.. W. in hl- ir MS D." hf- shot at il"m
nnl allowed liiu-"ii to n' shot 10. az lon- range,
for sport. II wife and ~. !lauglt"t- slni ~
u l-hhor's lou-" ou " n"~d1y night
Grnr.,. slept in tl" rgranf- hrl 900 iIr police
~tit ON. Last tNHu uE hc SHOW G "a shot iNun
ln on" ear. II" said hn could not uni'r~tnl
h's mih"r's motive. H. hal been up toth.
rDt mt hanged "a WORT i 'h.cr Was hot
drunk az the time oi the shooting.
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five rounds. and s25 extra was given to the
Mouse to make up for his dsarr ointment at
not receiving the silver cup. which went to tho
N7tOr-koloy. Thrsn sums came rom NNiun-
tary contributl ons from those pr sent who had
made up su'orss nj books upon the Alat h.
NeAt ln urdet W. u Ora. o-Hoiann vi. Ting
mat'h hotw"en Prof. Emil, Hcgnicr, thc Ter
ror uf Frnucc.' and Prof. ileyg' tcs " the Oak
Of Rhinn." Two stuhhony elu. stel bouts
wore had. en- ting in q hll for the If"n'hmnn-
his heavy oppon mt being unable to withst and
his reueai.l and Il rae atti. Nts, am Eo ng d'vl
with his shoulders squGrcly planted upon thc
heath.
I'm the shooting at glass balls thrown from q
tran there were thrro entries. Mr.. Jnmcs Cam-
rron Mr.. Geo. Turrct. ana Dr. Talbot. The
mat IN WIS won hy the latter, Tho pri15 Was Il
silver cup given hv Harry llill.
The event of the day WAS the yacht race. oNen
to all comers. Tho prize VAS silver pit ner
for the boat making the fls. 4 imc ov'r the
COURSE. with time ullowau -. The Judges wcro
T. L. tourOr, Walter stewart and lsuac IL.
lcck. Tuere wcie ciAlt entries. as iol.lWs
Nvaon. ~ ie.t Harry ilHl. Nat,id. $50 l'c' thi@
Mcclellan Martha NJ. ~ mctJ vIueu Juha - crt,
irner 80, teci o. Jniu.1n. fl.tt lCIJ ie,t j. Key.
mold. T. le j. Otiact W. NcvUNh
Tho Martha VI. won tln race.
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-ut rorVrR SrONE or riGNTffCENT
yBJFiGE ~ G.tRDEN CITY

,.,t,r yonur, nj to Alexander T. Stew
,,, ihc Great Gnthcring "f the Clergy
and she PEOPLE bishop tituri"hn'- Adj
i,... what was put Ia the Corner STONE.
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HiYEs's mar BUnN EIsT
Reminding Ehnde leland Folks that VIC have
One NnnstIimtiOn aud One DcsLIny.

PROVIDENCE, juno 2s.-Mr. Hayes and his
party arrived here from Boston to-day.
Atthc Executive mansion the President alght-
cd and WIS mct ly Gov. Van Zanlt. who ad-
dressed him ia words Of welcome. Hayes an
swcrel:
GovEnSoR All the people Of the United
States know something of tho little State Of
Rhode Island; something Of its pHst; some-
thing Of what it is. am sure that you will un-
dersianl ne when say that this welcome and
this rco"l ton are very gratifying 70 mo. I
that underStand ito hs on personal accounts.
but be aus, Rhode Island believes. - do n
ON W th" great sentiments OF Ncw l.nglunfs
great -'nt ~mun and orator. which | WIS re-
minded of ut the ancient town of Atioboro. An
old ritz'n oi that town handed me note. in
which he said that thr reason the pcop" 81 A.
teloro turned oui t. give me- hearty greeting :
was that the people believed in tho seutm. mt
which / have alluded to lof Wet,-terl. sont-
ment which ann sur' YOU aerce " m. AMI on
that the GpvoInu, .nt % the Tn ted StatNs should
rot fnrl;rt-shauli always remember. Ii IS:
We hay. on country. one Constitution. one
y StluF' ''
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reasonable. religious. and holy. hope. Here
that life, us the years roll on. shall
smell sweet
AMI lfN.sum in the lust
fow words. thanking Judge Hilton, closed
ti,t n.l. H..

w"
few words, thanking Judge Hilton closed
'lrT luu, -. ,,, TT mn ,.. .,..,,ir,,
p, h,N. ''nr's - holl, ht"r sprnNlns
w. '.', ''''
college IN tiis cfd of low Island ut. NUhl,nhtrs anil
uswNsdscairod oi wnat 've drcan iodav We look To
collect arn.i ti, I.Hli. u tia. iii, ros AN thr powers
Which naAt III ..rr hunoisiiD-a siti II m iuaiv
c.crtN nnd body /" l'1rmd men iho,c ,gf'ai nmi
"w "nrr WIN t ,.fTl c, nung ti, i,i 81, f,r Ws
wealth cam do ia university ert cathedral town,
e'i tiNl w. 'ih"'l'' ii, " ''a, te rH''' ,, W
sau0nr oi n,r a -onr \. ,hc.r PRAYER. could doi',
ing ui.ti0.t 1ho s.onNd inct wn,h b. nir.' me io
with lrso. i.io -, anl p lon. care ior The u.ht. o
an the odN,e o. ur S,Hn1.t ,.inmii',r, WI WI az"
a. rrot.r t",rv "i de.'c thnt There ,i,,u tr 10
mi.iake In the' a,rrron tnai II va. done will
tr Hmiis' w'nsn ,."l T., @ an t',.,",' M ' ' 49,
t ,,",e, WI, IN ci,irs ief, lions v,nont thr IN
'. ,l e.,,-n y he location IF tnc cs,hoirai
h.thcr D. ,i c leticr place 900 ihe city - n>1n
or n W. lw M 5'n..' .. H., ," S qs' ,, HG
ma tngir a,, 'i,n VA ni ..'... ,, T." M f., & M n n
iy me corner .t. q. lie ca ,dfai here ass done TO.
tay
a,ls, ln' 'i'i, ~ ,, ,aNct
org,,,, ,b,t IT, ,',.r,r,i I5,qt on wud nrn,. A
/ boon t. Long lsI"nL lis was i"igN Il ~ u.'
Brookiyn. who. u't.r -p.akiug At some ru-th
q ts o,r IL kcy io o.,ru, ,, ,o ., 1 church
I~%t..fer.rIn ...t.w t,at rlle woman
Cnuch. 1etuild a oat.r.r,l ,QHiit end, %, and
tara ~. itt. G,i for ir Ngr. ~ i'l- t,ot .' n,.
~. ANA nen aow ts,et 'e 'n'.'c c. ''e w,s.y ',y
a i,n, 'or trc ~or.hirv. ii Nns of naa,,n ID b.
ha.h to r'-st h. romano 81 an c,ra,ion
n ", ", ..een, c,a- ,a he rislrass 'an.g ll,mr,
can .t, altar te ltN .u..rn- .i4fr g, iuc ct glrHl
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FIGHTING On TIE DANUBE.
TIEKTeH TROOPS JNSyCrESSFJLLTR RE
SIsTfNG THE RISSIISS.
The Grand pntc Nicholas crossing thc Nam
ure with his .irmy-1Ihc I"riss Driven
Hack Nicupoiis Burned by Sonjardmcnt.

The Grand rnte Nicholas cro.sing thc Nam
use with hi~ Army The TURKS Driven
Back Nicopolis burned by BonInrdmcnt.
Sr. PrrnpsnuRG, June 2s.-Thc Grand
Duk, Nicholas telcgrcphs ua follows Tho
uini."lt and complicated task ~ cross -in; the
Danub, isa.hcyel. Siatoynand tho surround-
ing heights are in our hanls. G'n. Dragoini-
rofI- divis ON. with mountain artillery. was tho
first to cross. the Nolnyniun regiment leading
the way. There are now ,ihr evening OF the
27tll On the other side the Eighth Army Corps
aud the Fourth linr Bri;ddc. Thc Thriy-llitA
Division is now crossing.
Private dcspat ines announce that the Russian
hoadquarters have bccn transferred ~ Sim
nita.
Flags pro flying all over ST. Petersburg. nnl
n solemn service ot Thanksgiving has been cell
ehfdted in the Cathedral
HusTcHrK Juno %. Tho Russ'ans aro cross
ing thr Danube near Sistoya. not lar lrom YAM
ira. assisted by tie islands lying between the
banks. Terrible fighting is going on. The
Turks nr" doing ueir utmost 10 resist the en-
/ cniv Another cro4aiuo. is o0ui1. 1.ut'g 'Np'H ,ed
no I.emunda, opl1-tc Ntnou1lls. The bonn
rar iiu' 'nt col Hu-t 'hut continues.
Brcr Nu-sr. juno Is Ihn Grnnl Duke Nirh-
dies. at the head oi the r. 'atn Army Corp
/ crossed thc Dauul enear Stvni11. driving IN"
Turks irou thoir Iosii QLs. jiNhis iil'i wui
/ troops coutiruHd ~ rrN-- iur river dl Nr- Re
/ d4y. 4 Rus AN on 'iai fo.'uut. tt'i y."t' r.
. day. snys ihs encng mont win uo IurN1 -
:. pto ,e";ins NlcYiols n's been Duf.'n -
/ The Fourth aray c,rps. from the ir,orlor Of
/ Nu sin. i- nN% rnt RUG hlungn a, win 'ol.rad.
| tuSsrtSTiNC PIT. June y. I'M TIE Chamber
| of Deputies to-day. the President aunoun ci
/ vat he h"d received orders rom in" sultan 'g
/ dnrl re tho s-.Ou OF tho Chambers ciu-'i !:
the Deputies wouil. however. cnntnu, t. hold
/ th"ir D. .tlon as = pres ntalV,s. and II wns
.l.I Hl...t o. 4lf fI. me-
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Receiver Jowett ~ the Erie Railway ordered
ten per cent reduction o the wages OF cntnccrs ire
men, au1 hrtkcmcn. and other train mon ten rcr cent.
the reduction into cncct on The 1t o july ioe-
CATION of those employees v.ici Nj jewcu yesterday,
and requested hiui to ic.,l hs order Receiver cu
rolnd ktUdly lut firmly shat lc order hHi been ntis
after mniuir dth'. tuuun hnl wa. shncuuird ls TIC
supreme Court. and that tN tnInru lnutiu,n ui no
company u'ct..iard tAc reduction. ir iuftlcr lid
that under ilt r"fu. ilOn Gle" men would be- iror pnid
uinn those other tuld iu iil- rudntrl Tie d"c
rnuon icur. IL slFl. q q tDN wuui D. inh an nn-wcr
az u nte hour. At halt past tour they srui 4 mes
salc tu Mr i,Wtu that they had mo- authority 10 say
whether tlc men would sulnut tO tic reduction
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Justice Pratt in Brooklyn entered an order
yesterday iir.cun, the shcrf o. Richmond county to
a.sp-- thc damages W Mrs Mary Powers in her suit
asain William O'Brcn Tor slander She claims 500
ga. zoe. ule-ns THAI on Ma, 90. l-17 william OBricn
30 t. tHC.,i. llIirr 90 PERSONS IN y " Rr-htuu
sad tIin-. .. i' cin. 'n ic. ,rtw AMI chastity Iis
ia. s- l flI, ru.t were H.gsti "a Nltn - bii,u o1
MAY ~ lu' Doe took u th,m. nlcrpVslIs no do
ituet. l.tlDut WAS Ordered by dclaut
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Irv'NoroN. Ky.. June 2S.- At VI. H. sanforl's
nnuDn -t, %. rlrl.n,,, >'nltt, loiN Wtr' nu''Is
irum uu IHft, o. hc lwhd states InN wl'r h'n'
nun.Nl tloi-' rr.'l Of n,o'.l G.'n D. 'nn m Hn
uAtiff rIul Ih' h-.r>i liltr "n- Iuii I" t l|lh
.Nt nt uuIOrl ND.u' .lI. nt l'Atu. '"H. f-' "l
u Nlu.,. Im uIr h.t.u iHunlll. N,NH. ..H'i % ..
= lnui,rl .luItht..l rhc-lnt colt ~ imported
VI, u, b., u,in ~ Iv AihstOn. d. 81 ~
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Jo1IiNGS ,no,r ropM.

Warmor souih"r'y wnls, p1it'y cloudy
.eaAu,,. apl lp,-io, o,'t,"uul n-lt 'ho"eis
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American SOFT Can ~ulr Go r puro Capsuln'nd
Meditn,, put ~ AZ u,l l",,c boAos A. Hu4esS ---idN
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4 GLORrorS JUNE DtY'S BRTLLIfNJ
RiCES ON 1IiE HJDSON.
Nine of the Coiumhins Yachts under the
shadow orthe Pniiandc- = Fine Race Ncnr
sing Sing The Jersey Boys On the Fields.

The members Of the Columbia Yacht Club
had cool reason TO icel 81, SIZED with yesier-
days races over their course. the wind hnt
canc up from the southwest being n good
hrrcge for the yachts. and ON the shore were
hundreds Of persons anxiously watching.
At 1881 the stnrt.ns gun for the frat ani
second clu~s cabin yachts was fired. and at
1l.33.l5 the Emma r. crossed The line. the Clara
T.. following at IL l:3j:oj. ana the Emma twenty
seconds later. Just as the Emma crossed the
SECOND gun WIS fired. and close upon the heels
of the lar,:or craft the Journryman. the Polly.
the Lydia r. the Dean. the Gem. and the Au
Rr,oir crossed ia the order named.
The stalk" boat in front OF the Vespcr's club
house at lonkcrs was rounded in this order;
Emma. 1:21l4; Emma r.. 1:2l:2G; Polly.
l:2j:1j; Journcymsn. 1:2s:25; Lydia T.,
l.3i.2j; Dean. 1:37:l9; Au Rcvor. 1:3o:02 I;
| Clara f.. 1il.lO. and the Gem no, in ght.
A. the boats made the turn they put N ON the
/ port tack for the west -ilrof the Hudson. Tho
/ wind WIS light for awhile Tut whom nearly all
/ had comr within the shadow of the Pal li-adcs
the hrrr2e iroehcned. Tho Polly made a
/ long tack. and Little hy lirl' worked Hhnni
of the two Emwas leaving her nam
antagonist the Jorrn"yman we'll ha k
iu the ar Har vutor. -nno Cauf.in took
4 h"r too near Ir Shore an. u- -n' wi- max tn-
ready to 40 about on Tia" otA'r ta' Is her k',l 40
mo '"' \ic" .h- yea 1i ", lN,Ii, an 'n
/ pretty 'ruit came O. drli -i'nt-'lV. " N'uh-
tim" the Junrn.ynnn wa- pick ,ne up. ana was
close b lnd. having lcit 90" Emma and ~"
lmma y. in tie lur'h Tho other BOATS wrrc
7 s'r't-hci uut in u ."nr. -'rng.l nE ln" tlo
tine mut. But Shout W mt up Ns ~trons push
ami luIlcllu- SHIit4ll. 90 ballast iittrd lltl
out. anl eat hing tno lg.rl' She shot ahead
again. " M thntl" iu Ter favor. and with only
On" follower CLOS" 90 irr lrrl- Another ION :
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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-04
LITTLE ROCK COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
 AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
The Most Complete, Thorough and Practical Institution i'll the
 Country.
Little Rock, Ark.

Little ROCK, Afk. vENHIS Institution offers superior K facilities for preparing young and middle aged men and women for the counting room, and for the management of business and tlnan- eial affairs.
 The full Commercial course as presented in the PREPARATORY, THE- oRY, ACTUAL BUSINESS and BANKING DEPARTMENTS of the College, em- braces critical instruction to those who may require it, in Reading, Spelling and Arithmetic, Book-krep- ing, by Single and Double entry, as applied to business pursuits of every description. Business Pen manship, Commercial Calculations, Mercantile Correspondence, Detec- tion of Counterfeit Money, Lectures on fhe Sriehcc oi' Accounts, Busi. ness Activitie>, Organizations, Econ onies, Business Customs and Eli quette, Commercial Law, Finance and General Laws of Trade.
 TERMS, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: Lie Scholarship, full Com
 mercial Course ..... $50 0O Full Course in Telegraphing
 by Sound and Paper $30 co
 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS will be made to Clubs and Deserving Parties.
 Usual time required to complete the Full Commercial Course, from lO to . weeks
 Students can enter the COllgee at any time, as there are no vacations.
 Be sure to visit ar address this College before going elsewhere.
 AARON BALES, Principal.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-04
TIE RUssELLvILLE DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, 1876.

all In their power to encouragy immigration and capital to oui State.
 9th. What is tlic propurtiot Of colored population to whiteY There are very few colofed peo I,le in the counties above nanled not exceeding eight hnnsired il |an, aud the greater portion O them reside in Pope county. 7th. "What are the opportuni tics for raising stock, sheep, &c.:
 As gsol as in any other State in the union, and especially fo sheep raising. for whlch thes counties are very finely adapted.
 Sth. "What is the price Of goog laborY'
 Good farm hands can be har at from twelve to fifteen dollars per month.
 9tn. "What is the price O work stockf" M
 Work stock of all kinds ar, very low. Although the inquiries of MT Moore do not include the coun ties of Johnson. Logan, Yell anf Conway, for the benefit of hum self and his people 1 would say that those co mites form one Q thc best portions of this state an ire situated in the heart Of th coal and iron region of this state coal oi the finest quality alonnsie 'in large quantities in each Q them especially in the countie' of Pope and Johnson, where ma ling iS now iu successful and high