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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

The waits in the way of UNI
brcllas and wearing apparel left at
the Fair Grounds, can be found
at ChilberS's store. Among other
things is pair of rubber shoes be-
longing to wodern Cinderella
whom we know the good-natured
clerk would be delighted to see.
lie also holds in sacred trust cam
brio handkerchief with the name in
full of the fair owner inscribed on
the southwest corner. The owner
of the last mentioned article need
not call for it, as the holder intends
to deliver it personally.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

THE yellow fever is very slowly ex-
pending its energies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

Tx regular nee;ing Of the Friends
II Unify and Progress ~ia be held
i'm Champion Hall. Sunday after
noou, nj O'Clock. Everybody Is
invited 10 attend
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19


-A 's< t~ss >A'~ ia~s
-s' 10 Class lisa, babes under
cne ser on ace. erS Pre- TO Ora
nantief' seconsr Thomas Sa,aesoa-
'A-s "a ehsiartE fro'n oss to swo
wears ~ Ase, EFs' Pre- 70 Jsracs
bro~ner' seeossd. G. Barry. Class
an h1'a t~o to four years of s-e,
hr~' pfsHs, i'"h-rf ttteE' Second,
Ada brO~n- Class ste. hrs' I'rHze.
kif@ tenen; second, LOs.ss AaihAa-
There were sesenteen eAllirea on
exhstaiScn- The remaInrn- c0uf~ti-
VIII each lie ssarasd = special pre-
nsHn- a LARGE doE-b4hy. w.s hike
wfs% enlisted which carried cG q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

Rorz-ssrrs1.s 10 isssly essssmssd
By . ,saed physirisa- He ss.ssss
shss IL - The Prossri.g ossss a
aise-tssshs al all The prs@prss .fsri
on tins eoass 6um-ehewing Ike
vsss causes the loser JAN 10 fall
considerably.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

"WHEx my ship comes in" ID an
ous-and-out misnomer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

An ivory-headed old bachelors
cane; q lavender kid young lady's
glove, number three; . shirt-stud
an elegant card-case, inscribed to
my GIRL" three pa.asols; one striped
old lady's shawl; . pair Of nose
glasses, one eye gouged out; q seven
shooter persuader; thirteen umbrel-
las. and q speckled young lady's
peck-tie, constitute the =" found list
in possession OF the worthy Secretary.
ct his Office in the pavilion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19
NOTICE.

THE TAX LIST OF 1878 mn TUMwATER
Il special School Tax List are now In my hands
for collection Of taxes now due.
IL Tax.payegs Will please hana In
their PO1t and Road Tax receipts
when catl1og - scesle.
J. H. MUNDON,
County Treasurer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

Tsn vool clip Of Oregon this year
i. aiou. s.500.e Geo pounds, being
about 10000 pounds more than
last year. The prices range from Is
cents . pound for the poorest alkali
wool. east II the Cascades. 20 p, .
and = c<Ets for the best quality in
the wiIlamette and UnPqua vnlleys-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

r@xs man in this city Is playing
sweet TO Q gsri IN the country. He
tells her he Is elerking IN q " dry
sosds store when he Is only mixing
the arinkx in o saloon
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-19

premium of $50 offered to the county
making the best display Of farm pro-
ducts.
A ELL initiating against hunting
deer with hounds has been intro
teoduced into the Oregon Legisla-
tura.
Say "cricket" and critic" in
rapid alienation and see what q
beautiful eup!sony you will strike.
Ir you are a third party, never
break the conversation between two
friends, but he content to listen.
SINCE apple-gsthering has COM
menced, it is found that the crop
will he fur above the average.
TUE late residence of Mrs. Carrie
Clark, deceased, is now occupied by
Mrs. Lemon, the purchaser.
Mr.. George Petherick has gone
out to do an artistic piece of plaster
ing for Nathan Eaton.
The present Chief Magistrate of
Egypt is said to bea wonderful fell
low; so is our reporter.
EVERYBODY is picking apples; We
picked several mellow ones from a
basket;this morning.
BrE-hunting is pursued with
marked success this Fall. It is a
sweet undertaking..
THE roaring of the falls at Tunwa-
ter is getting to be.a common sound
in the evening.
To MAKE a stubborn horse start
withour whipping. ifiil his mouth
with mud.
SOMEBODY was praising our DAILY,
last night; we heard ringing in the
right eaG.
OU1MErTE's Palace Of Fashion is
daily thronged with critical shop
goers.
NEVER listen to strange recital
without noting it down for the print
er.
OYSTERS, clans, "pish" and cold
olally" without let or hindrance.
HOUSEWIVES are troubled with the
these cold NOR niugs.
TREEN's shoe store begins to look as
il business might be increasing.
Mss Anna Dickinson wants to love
everybody, the dear creature.
-
WHEN my ship comes in" il an
misnomer.
-
GR.ss is sprinsipg mp on the race
track since the rains.
THIS is tas reputed. unlucky day Of
the week. Take care.
The yellow fever is very slowly ex- |
pending its energies.
EvEEr dray and truck wheel in |
town is revolving.
TsE "wharf fishing" mania has
broke. s=ss again.
S>~--
GsosSr fianeis frsia 10 "going |
kftnI~ KARNNv
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-29
The Republican State Central Com,
mitteo.
On. o. Picayune.

An unusual gathering Of the Radi:
cal chieftains at the Turner'S Hall
yesterday proclaimed the meeting Of
the Republican State Central Commit
tre. The meeting WAS entirely
secret, no one bnt members Of the
committee being allowed in the room.
The object Of the meeting was an
n"unced IA being for the purpose of
ascr,tatning the individual opinions
Of the members as t" the advisability
IF holding State and city conventions
Of tho patty during tho campaign
No final deter .ninati"u WAS arrived
at, but it WAS the general understand.
ING that n" State ticket would to put
iu the field. Local fights will BE-
made, Congressman, Senators, Rep
reseutatives aud parochial tickets will
I've placed in nomination, but nothing
further.
The committee Of the parish 10 left
free t" act rs circumstances may die
tate-,o put up al independent ticket,
Or form q suitable alliance.
1t would appear that tue contest
between Dumont and Pinchback FIJI
the Craftsmanship Is practically at an
rud. 1t was alleged yesterday that
Piuci.back abandoned CONNECTION with
the committee, aud Mr. CAN'T soppli-
ed tho vacancy AZ member. Pinch
hack thinks tho congressional repre-
ontati"u Of the Fifth District vii
satisfy him.
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Disbanding the Confederate Govern.
ment,
THE GREAT SEAL.

| Psndleton Correspondence Charleston
News aud Coarier.]
While l have i,eu in baud will add
two items which may Interest. your
readers touching the late Thomas
Chiies Perrin Of Abberville. In the
convention of this State, which pass.
ed tho ordinance Of secessi"n, whe"
the signing Ut the d"cuInent was d"ue.
AtteviIle district being tho htst call
ed on, Nj. Per,in's honored name
heads the roll. Not long ag" his
spleudid mansion in Athevllie vii.
Iage toy far tho finest dwelling ever
saw in this up-c"untr! was constituted
10 ust,es. Ito told m~ himself that the
very last official act Of the C"nfrder
ate Government took place IN his
parlor. The President aud h's Cab''
net spent the night ut Nj. Perriu's as
they passed through Abbev'lie 81"
their rvt,eat west wa'd tt"tu Rich-
noud. Then aud there it WAS formal
IS .esUl \ed 10 dIsl'and, Mr. Benjamin,
.he Secretary Vt State, CONSULTED with
the host as t. tho destruction Ut tile
great seal by tire, desiring his aid in
ettrc,i"g that end. Mr.. Peril" sug
gested AZ u better way Ut disgusting
Ut it to commit it 81 the keeping ri
tho faithful Savannah River, when the
Secretary was expected t" cross to-
morrow. Ii il believed that such was
lhe disposition made OF it,
AGRICoLA.
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Vernon Items.

We learn that Greenback Clubs are
hei"g organized in Vernon parish.
It this il done outside the Democratic
party organization it will have a ten'
'irncy to injure our success. The
Democratic party IF this State Ia ID
accord with the West On the m"ney
question, and we feel assured stand
will be taken thereon ut Baton Rouge
which will satisfy the average MUD
that the people Of Louisiana have
correct "m"ney principle"
Rains haye been partial, but crop
prospects a" far are good.
Stephen Grant, an old and esteem
ell citizen If the parish died a few
weeks since, much regretted by all.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-29
Hayes Title.
(SaLiue Southron.1

1t is pretended on tho Que hand
that h"wev+r fraudulent may have
been tic means used in the electi"n
Of tie president, 1t has been ltgatizrd
and cu'td by the count Of the e|ecto-
tal commission, endorsed and con.
frmed by the two houses Of Con-
g,ess, and that their action in the
premises cannot be traversed or re>is
ed, aud is, by virtue Of law, resju.
dicuta
This strikes rs az a most strange
an omaIy in political justice in the
annals ut a free aud sovereign people,
vii" have aud possess constitutional
and legal rights, without remedy to
enforce them.
If the will IF the people can he de.
fealeA, and the ends for which this
government was instituted be frus-
rated by fraud aud made final and
irrev"cuhle by the unipulations ri
the guilty party, then the great prin-
riples of Magna Charter aud free
government is u total failure.
But THIS position is not only false
and un,enahle in reference 20. the
laws aud administ, ati"n If tho gov.
-rumeut politically, but it is i" vi"la-
ton Of every principle If common
md staut",y law Of this country It"
bar an investigation aud raan.ipa-
lions Of every net, contract md IN.
gagen,ent under the plea and aIlega.
.lou If fraud, whether political or j"-
.licial, aud if found tU he true, it vi-
.iates aud annnls all proceedings I've.
tween tho parties. We h"|d, there
fore, thai it il not only the right bn'
'he imperative duty IF the legally
cop situated authorities If the gov
+rnuent to prosecute aud examine
,uto lI.is question. If fia"d in all it,
heights aud depths, lengths aud
show to tho county Whether, the Of
ac,al status Of President Hayes is L.
gal Or bogus and fraudulent, and it
lie latter should be made to appear
i. tho result Of this investigation.
thea Mr.. Hayes is not the President
| e the Uui,ed States, do tdcto or DE-
jure aud all the proceedings, pro-
.nd con-, c"uuec,ed wi,b"his 'nstn!Ix'
ion Into that Office, 10 absolutely pal
aud void, aud places bin ta*etus Off
cio IL that office.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-06-29

A PHILOSOPHICAL PAsHA.-Some OF
the French jokes connected with: the
Russo. Turkish war are not bad. -thesc,
for example:
A Russian general rides toward to
the Grand Dake. II have the honor,
your Imperial Highness, to announce
a great victory" ~
+ VERY we'll, 90 and congratulate
your troops"
"There are none left"
Another: :
A Turkish pasha is surveying the
field With bis glass. An abide camp
rides up:
"All our artillery has been captur-
3D." ',, II
The pseha strokes his beard phi .
losopbica'Iy and says, Fortunately
it was not paid ~ Harper's TO,
June.
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NEWS ITEMS.

General Shield has been granted
pension of 500 per month.
This years wheat crop is estimated
4OO, $780,, 600 bushels.
The Washington correspondent Of
the st. Louis Republican says that
those who imagine that the future
proceedings Of the Potter committee
will be uulnteresting ale mistaken.
Nine Bopapart, Of Baltimore, who
is about n,nty-six years old. il in the
enjoyment If fair health, having ,e
Gently recoveted from a severe attack
IF illness.
A TOTAL eclipse Of the sun, visible
all over the United States, is billed
for July 29th.
In INDIANA, according to the Re-
publican jr.r; mander. 2l3.2t9 Dem"~
Gratis elected nnlr fur meml,e,s Of
Congress, while 2O1 600 Republicans
elect nine members Of Congress- or
j" other words, it takes $4,000 Dem
! "crats t" elect Congressman, whilst
it 'eq"i,ts only 23,o69 Republicans to
elect Congressman.
MacMahon, the President Of France,
costs only $200,O00 a year, against
Louis Nnpo|eon'S $6,W0,0O0.
Mr.. EDlsoN's latest invention is
"tho Teirscop"phone." it is All ear
trumpet, by the use of which mdina-
lry conversation has been heard Il
mile of1', aud shouting at a distance
Of tw" miles. Deaf pe"ple may like
wise go t" the theatre with the teles-
c"r"pt'""e and hear the slightest whis'
pers Oh the stage.
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Sabine Items.
| From the S0uthr0n.

Auul SAC
As to the Senatorial Convention, We
hope our CouStatta t,iends will not
Insist it, dragging Sabine on such a
long. dry aud dusty road, il dis
rant corner of the district. We think
that the primary consideration |" 10
eating the convention should lie an
equal division If tho travelling dis.
ta"co OF tho Delegates Of the differ
rnt parishes Of The district. Other-
wise, we put in a claim for Sabine,
and ask that Many he the place.
However, We are willing t" meet our
neishh"rs on half way ground, and
CO, daily unite with them III ch""sing
the right man for Senator Of this dis
trict.
Remember, that the Hon. J. B.
Elan. Major J. c. Moncure, Of Shreve.
port, CIV. F. T. Nichols, and other
distinguished gentlemen, are invited,
ard it il confidently expected, will 10
in attendance at the Barbecue, Oh the
18th Of July, at Sardis Church, in
this parish.
HORSE TnlEvEs."- One hundred
dollars reward is offered in to.day's
paper for the capture If two horse
thieves. We sincerely trust they will
be caught and made to suffer the ex.
theme penalty Of the law, with but
little cost to tho State. That there IL
band of these thieves existing 10
this State aud Texas, there cau be
but little doubt. When last heard
from they were heading for Hunt or
Van Zandt counties, Texas. The re-.
ward offered will be promptly paid
by Capt. Hass, as be is reliable 10
every way.
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pp&trp
OUR CHILDHOOD.
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

IT'S sad vet sweet, to listen to the south
wird's gentle swell,
And think we hear the music orr child
hood knew 80 we'll;
To Gaze out on the even, and the bound.
less fields Of air.
And feel again onr hoyho"ds wish t"
roam like angels there.
There are many dreams of gladncss that
cling around the Past,
Aud from the tomb Of feeling old thoughts
come thronging fast;
The forms we loved y" dearly il the hap
py days nov gone,
The beautiful and lovely, so fair to look
Those blight and gentle ma'dens. VIII"
seemed 50 formed for bliss,
FOO glorious and too heavenly for such
world as this
Whose dark, soft eyes seemed swim
ming IN II sea Of liol.il light,
And whose locks f gold We're streaming
o'rr hrow> so sunny bright:
Whose smiles were like the sunshine i'll
the Spring-timc of the yrar-
Like the chanyetnI CLEANS Of April, they
follow every tear:
They have paSsed-like hoprs-a"ay
and their loveliueSs has fled;
Oh! many heart is mourning that they
are with the dead.
Like the brightest buds of Summer, they
have fallen with the stem;
Yet, oh, it is q lovely death. to fade from
earth like them!
And yet the thought is saddeuing to muse
on such as they,
Aud feel that all the beautiful are passing
fast away;
That the fair ones Nhom we love grow
to each loving breast
Like the tcndril Of the c|inging vine
then perish where they rest.
And we can hut think Of these, in thu
soft and gentle Spring,
When the trees are waving DER us, aIC
the flowers are lloSSnminr;
Aud we know that Winters coming Will
his cold and stormy sky,
And tina glorious beauty round us is bud
ding hnt to die!
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Tho gouttstusu who attracted atten-
tention in church last week by crying
out, Holy Moses" had no intention Of
tho congregation. He had
been lacking down carpets on the day
before, aud just ~ be at down in bis
pow he suddenly ,remrmbarsd that he
had half 4 paper Of tacks IN bis coat
pocket. W. make this explanation tll
Justice TO bis family, who are hgly res
Observation-Disclosures Asmbwmo~.
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The Brandon (Aliss.) Republican
saws h.at iut,sis can 10 purchased IL
,ha, State fer 10 cents Al acre, while
uhishey costs Is cents u drink; aud
yet thr,e arc people that me lnndlese
who SPEND 81 Il day fol whiskey.
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Scelie on a Moonlight excursion.
He-daliiuS, have you ever read
The Tale Of a Bundle. Bee +" She
-,turu,ug lobster cuIored) "No; but
I've felt EN-"
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A western man has invented some'
thing that beats tue telephone. He pro-
nossS to nut 10 q line OF women, nifty
steps apart, and commit tho nevs to tho
Rrst - . secret.
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1.-THE TREE IS KkCMA BY IT'S FRUIT"

"Tu,.'s Pills are worth their w ;;''in get
REV. l. r. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
"Tntt's Pills rr, SwCial blrss'rg Of the Miro
tccnlh century. REV. E. H-AOSGOO0, New York.
"1b,ve used Tu,,s Ts Tor torpor Of I've livcr.
They are supp riHr TO any medicine Tor b';I! dis
orders ever rr'd :.
L.P. CARR, k"or1c, Al Law, Augusta, Ga.
~ have used Tut, Pills FIVE years in my family.
They are uncuulcl irrcoetiveness ana h:tinus'cS'.
+. r WILSON, Georgetown, Texas.
~ have used Tu'ts Medicine with great henc',t.'
W. ". MANI, Editor Mobile Register.
1--WE sell fftv boxes lutts Pins 10 FIVE OF all
o,hrrs "-SAYRE & CO., Carte7svio, c..
"Tutt's Pills have Only to be tried to establish
their merits They work like magic"
W. \. BARRON, 96 Summer St.. Boston.
"There is no Medicine SO we'll adopted to the cure
OF bilious di orders IS TUFTS Pi'lS."
JOS. BRuMMEL, Richmond, Virginia.
AND a ri y1S9ko moR2.
Sold or drtDGists. 20 cents q bor. Office
50 Murrdy STREET, Ne,U York.
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PURG \ TIV PILL S
EVERY BOX WARRANTED.

Most Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed
or No Paw.
Full directions around each box
Physicians supplied by mail, postpaid,
for Sc 20 per thousand, in bulk. cash in
advance. We will send tbes, Pills to
any reliable druggist or merchant to cell
on con. mission. Agents wanted every
where.
s. JOHNSON & CO.,
BANGOR, MAINE, Pro)ristots.
June ABLY
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PARSONS
PURGATIVE PILLS

PARSONS
PURGATIVE PILLS
Are the result of long contin; ed Scien-
tihc iuvestiga CATION, and are Warranted to
cure all diseases orr ninating in the
Stomach, Liver, and Bowels No grip
ing pains follow tho u>t of these Pills,
unless tho Bowels are inflamed; but Re-
lief, Immediate Relief, may I've relied
upon. As Il Common Family Physic
PARSONS
PURG TIV Pill S
Stand unequaled befure the world to-day.
Bv varying tho dose according to direc.
tions. Parsons Purgative Pills etfectually
Purify the Blood and greatly alleviate,
if not entirely cure Dyspepsia, Scrofnla
or Kings Evil, Rose, ErysipeIas or st.
Anthony's Fire, Ernptions, and Eruptive
Diseases of the Skin, Salt Rheum. Tet-
ter, Riugworm, Sores, Boils, Iamors'
Morbid Swellings, Clcerations, Plmp'es
aud Blotches. -
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T II, CUNNINGHAM.
Atturutu Counsellor at 9aw,

St. Denis Street,
NatchitOchcS. a..
WILL give prompt and personal at
w tentiun to all bnslll>S entrusted TO
hi. care
Practices in the District and Parish
Courts in the Parishes OF Natrhtorhrs,
Rid River, DeSoto aud Sabine, and before
the Supreme Court at Monroe aud New
ORLEANS. Jan 'S'lE'
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VIM MI. Levy,
ATTORNEY At L1W.
M, pesumal the Practice of his ProtesSion.>
MILL practice II the Parish and District
w Courts Of Eatrhitoches aud Red River
Sunreme Court Of Loui~i ,ua. Cnite'l States Dis
trict and Giro iii Court of Louisiana and [. >.
'oar; Of CLAIMS at Washington.
~ Office in the Lac"str Building (lp
StairS.) q!
NATCHlTOClIES, LA.
May 26, Is
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Professional Cards.

WIN. 3. jack,
Successor to JACK & PERSON.
,tto,neu anil Counselor 1T LaW
NATCHITOCHES, Ia.
v1rfLL practice in the Courts Of Nat'hit"che1'
w shine. DrSnto. Red River, Vim. l:apidcs,
md Grant, and in tn Supre ne Court OF the
S,a,s. Clai ns promptly attendrdto.
AprI2o I7'7.
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-a-.,a;ont advertisements sI.5U per square OF
ar.risr first insertion Each -ubsf-
" ,"J Insertion i cents per square.
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PEEPING INTO THE POLITICAL FU.
TURE.

\ SCHEME or HAYES TO VlNDICATE
HIMSELF BY CARRYING LOUISIANA
WHY FOUR CONGRESSMEN ARE WANT
ED-THE IMPORTANCE or THE NEXT
PRESIDETIAL COUNT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
SILVER RISING.

The passage Of the silver bill has had
just the slightest a~pprsciabls effect on
the silver mnrkst, but It is enough to
show that the commodity is rising. and
not falling. in value, As the result Of re-
monetization In this country. Since
Tuesday last the price Of silver In Lon.
don has risen nins-siItesnths OF .
penny. or over one cent per ounce In
our currency. On that day Il was quo
ted at 81 5.16d.. on Wednesday, ct
SAX. Thursday. 81 1915. and to-day at
SAY. At this rate 1t will not take very
long to make. what the enemies Of sill.
yer snssringly call the "ninsty cent
dollar" worth one hundred cents all
over the world. as well as In the United
States. According to the quotation to-
day the silver dollar Of 4l2h grains will
contain ninsty.hvs cents worth Of pure
silver at market price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-23
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Tines eri.'c reports . IN on
the streets Of Tuscarora to the effect
that n party Of whites employed In cut
ting sagebrush south Of town. had been
driven from their work by a larger party
Of Mongolians. who were also engaged
in the sagebrush business in that vicin.
ity. The inducements held out to the
whites are said to have been ak
shooters.
A couple Of brothers named Rust
meyer murdered an acquaintance named
August Spsych. at Staunton, Saturday
night. A quarrel arose over q game al
cards in the house Of the former. result.
ing in the whipping Of n OF the
brothers by Speych, who then started
for home. lie was found . after
with his skull fractured. and died In a
few hours.
A farmer named David Lemon, on
Current Creek. sixty miles south OF
Eureka. this year raised thirty acres OF
corn and has built n grist mill and IL
serving Tybo with corn meal Amer than
any ever before seen in this State.
The D%ellsville Times learns that W.
W. Barnes. Of the Bordx Miner. will
shortly remove his Office to Bodie, where
be will engage in the publication Of a
daily paper.
William Gibson, Postmaster OF Austin.
has received from the Department at
Washington, his reappointmsnt to that
Office for q new term. his old term ha'-
ing expired.
A letter with no other direction but
Cherry Creek, Nevada, the name d the
person to whom 1t was sent being