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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-23


ID OF Common Pleas Of Cambria county % me
directed VIII OFFER public sale the Ere-ui-
S. IN L4rrlli-Ew1 borough. Gam bra euuulE Pa
on SATURDAY.. Sept. 5th. 1878.
AZ o'clock ? N ali the following 5eseri1ed real
estate to wit
No Being certain uessua-e and lot Of
ground si-uate II the borough 1I Ca--ulIEgEu- IN
The comfy 1f Cambria bounded and described As
fot-lTs- Beginning AZ a post At corner 1f Ii No
-r- 5C pagan at4eg thence DCr-E 81 feet rI post
On lire Il lot Of Michael Hoover Ihenee EsEt By
sad lot A55 feet % Main street thence south 1y
sad street % feet - post Fa-aH alley thence
east atCD sa l alley la5 feet o. post a1a place Of
1eEiZ1l lDz-=siE i.t having thereon erected q large
rWD story EE4EE BULL Dine formerly used and
kept 81 a Hotel and large one Story u Ban 81
EAEEE's SHOP STA BIZ and other necassarz out
buildings good we'll etc
No 2--F3siE-- a certain 1aIf lot lf ground sit
nate on The south side lL said Pagan alley con
lE1-us % the E8El ur7 L=-tF- and bounded 3 llI-
lows. Beginning a. . E.as- On line ai lot Of IHhu
-5-15cEE dee g AID corner lt F EeIrE-s halt Ill=
.Ie--"- N-l --E-a . ..- .. 7-.1 .E-- = 80 .-9-
O. Ul=E ca .lr .t lls-- e T8--- e-Ila- r-.a-ee
-E line r- SAID -s--.e IN - .aa- G.. post -l El-
--- ---lF --=-E- Is =a- -..E- east --.- 1as- o..
-.- 1- T. Bearer .--z .s-l = ta=- o s-
place q ----aT-l- thereon ar---aL
.1tr-s "a b. STABLE ana having ven or
- Tzls property IS s.f-f-aHIv located AID En
every Eav l--ssl fer hotel AMI -5e buildings are
sell finished and ID good repair 4 rare chance
90 purchase god r.-. perry -l Carol town
IEEz-S -F = aLE-iE---tE.-- the purchase El.--
.-e year thereafter lla -re remain ugE t1-t -
years ~ -.e HT-ti--Ua- ll sale ia.e--a-
payments -g be secured ~ The bonds and mort
gaze 1f tie purchaser
JACGB YEACLE
Assignee ai FdEl ELEalger.
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SHE T4ITED N0rH TIIN.
THouGH ELEvES LONG YEARS T,yTETv E,y Ed
BETWEEN HOPE AND REALIZATION,

-HoErH Fl. .FFEG long YEARS rETFErF,-
BETWEEN HOPE AND RETALIATION,
Yesterday occurred the happy ending Of
a long and weary waiting on the part Cf .
lady who = Is once the faiIesr OF the fair
daughters of Toledo. Eleven years ago
she vas betr0the5, with her parents con
sent. To \ young man af Eua character. but
without what Is considered The most des5r-
able possessions next 20 that. namely.
money. EesI-Gtl1E 10 -ake bis beloved one
from her home 70 the trials thar poverty
entails. be bale her farewell 20 - west %
seek lis fortune. >le had letters from him
uu-il he arrived 5u Omaha. NLEu they sud
denly ceased Tie DAYS wore into weeks.
the weeks into years. but SSH u1 word from
tLe absent one t. ABE eEpec-alr girl Eh1
waited ard watched AZ il vain. HIS
friends gave him up for dead, bus she, with
: w1Eau's persistence refused % think 50
a16 declared her belief rhat be would saus
time rgruIr 10 claim his bride. Su.tars
came a1l went her eyes became dim E5-l
weeping. the roses faded from her cheeks.
and gradually Withdrawing from tie scenes
She had Erloed with her presence. her very
existence was almost forgotten lE SIr.es 3.
Two weeks since. While sitting alone ID
her quiet parI0r, ci5 Be.l rang, and iu
moment more the door opened and q gen
rIenau entered the room Gl5 hiluEs-
and bearded man had little resemblance -r
lie slender youth % whom Size E.i-a--..
her irutl 50 many long years teiFH- ban
tie eve # love could not Ls deceived and
ia 2 moment more she vas c.rsTEl l1 -.a-
arms 1E him for sbUu she had Sd long
watched and waited. His story uss sr.l
told. Leaving Omaha with al e-uiEI----
1a5n for Iha PHCiEC cuz>t- g was attacked
bv Indians. and be was taken pri~5lef and
carried away faT iEtD -He iutel-ar- Livery
effort r. eScaue vas fu4ilc. and be wzs
uaSsed from one tribe 90 l--lhzr Ee-tl ing
farther away from GIvii-Ea-u Gs tAe
months rolled on ~ Jest. D. llIt1Hafa
chance. he managed t1 deceive l-s sai.eEs,
and. after Incredible taE1sis5FE. reached
san Francisco three years treD t.-e t5l-6
he left Omaha Here hz eLCgLateleG au
old accua5--an-a f-au Toledo, Elo, i1 al-
zvrer u his Inquiries abru- the dear ones
there. told ai1l thar his 5atrashe5 Es tlla
wife ID ar.1lter. Stunned and helrr1r7EHE.
as made Do attempt g. clrurl-ul-ste 7E--l
Tlf-T here. and u1s l1a- u-cal=l-e- -Il-
-il q fsE DAYS aga uLen- au q Flslt -1 San
Francisco Trem L5= inland home be bad
again received .l5ilg= .lrHEh al Oh
neigh ba- lLar sent liu lragsaEl e fz=z
as the car c1uid bring a-u ai-lsr. The
5auauere1t Vas Fhas l-IEL- -5 H-fa7-t=a.
azz this Ia1rDiuE the happy palT 5-s-tz-
for their return ba1e, uilitaCr -aH Z lHl
wishes &c their friends lEc.lriEE chase Ut
tie .Iz5e AZ i--ea ---u--
rl-
.tFAsz back tire Iszst s1lal t-la- z4ss=t. ~
saEl the CI-ia-Lad rokaliz- s.fs-u lls al
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-23
4 DMTNISTRATION NOTICE

II Estate Of WV. J. PARRISH decd
Letters OF aE5suiuiz-r8ti8u on the estate % NE
Parrish ate 1T - ashinetou t0gEIls = Cam iria
county. deed. have bsen auIe1 - the altler-
signed. EauEu al persons indebted % sam e7-
ta-e are re4 aesue1 % uaEe iEllls1 ite payment
and tlG-e having claims against TIE same VII
present them properly suthel-f icarsd Or settle
fsa-t MARY AREISA af-n z
Cressdn. - azhlngtoB TEP-, Aug 3, ISIS
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w Notice j. hereby given that the toll
lowing named ap-ra4-erIe1ts ot property cf
Gecedeuts selected AMI SET FdrE for the WIDOWS
rf fure<ta-eS under he Act gf Assembly o.
Isrh OF April. A. D loal- have been ule1 III me
kezisfer'S 0fee az Est rSs1i- and Eill De PIG
=eurel q the Orphans Court of Cambria coil-
rg for approval and allowance, on a -Dr ESL5 tT-
the fth DAY OF SOFTEN BfEl. a D ISIS 20 VIII
l. Luveu-1rv and apErli5e-1enr Of certain per
sluaI property appraised and set apart Tor Eliza
beth He.5el TidaE Of George E=lEels late cl SO
lycreek township. dee d.
- Inventory and aVpra lseuleuI o. certain pei
sUlaI property aQrrl- sel and sci apart for --
Eorner- dow Of Christian 4 gruer- late of stony
creek township. deed
g Inventory and apr-aiseE1eu- o. certain Per
1rnaL uru uar-y appraised 8ud ser apart for CarEa
rue HartzCE- widCw % Philip HarJsog- IL late %
Carroll township. dec 4
JAMES Il SINGER Clerk @. c.
Clerks Of1ce. Ebelsslr-. q ~. g. SIS
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4 DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE

: Estate Of ISABELLA . NELL. deed
----5l1g taken lstters Of Admiuis-ratian ca the
4 - 70 lsa1aLia o. Neili. late 1i u GH---r Tu-
& --ilar-a county. d=ceased- - u1.erz El-
--s.-.g 11fl-=s al perseus i1dert-i 70 sa4r e.
= .-all pas l1eut must be male t-farr +elaE.
-.--= taT-Dg claims against -le ~ .ue viii
~. .lelr rFu interests ~ prT=ent-Lz them
~ .l.e--T uf hear i-itei tar s-f l.s1 Mt
tENSTASTLN J. 80 EILL
70 =. --7s--5Ls ) An 1ls1 rator.
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= = hereby given shat Joseph Gantner
aad Effe- % Carroll rlEuzhfs. haze E1sds ssl as
s-l--irueur -ileir real and UErzu1Et estate 70
Thomas Eger- in rTusr f1r rhE 1ezeE- 8f cEelitlTs
an oers1rz. therefore. indebted - said estate
Ell make 5nulei iate payment aE11 thuEs laF-ug
ca -us against the sane VII present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement
THOMAS E(rER-
Azzfznae o. Joseph GARNER ard y re
tVa-raII Tan Az 2 = set
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-23
)MTNISTRATTON NOTICE.

Estate Of MICHAEL M'GCIRE. dec g.
--=-= . adm l strarl5u on the estate ai Mich 8
---E=. late u Allegheny ruEuzlip Cambria
.- deceased. have been granted - the under
= ----- f-a hereby Elye Egilce % all persons IL
z-l q s4-a estate that payment Elus- be made
49,. delay and those haEizE claims against
- 5---e F.l4 present them proPerly 1utleEIiea-
-7- u settleEsut-
CATEARTH NJ fTT IRE Adm'L
JOHN Z SHIELDS AdZ'r-
A-ECEt 2 lz-s.-st
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-23

unexpectedly IN his old hauntS. and fust as
unexpectedly disappears. How long he
VIII FemaiA IN the Future Great j. prob
lenaCCaL and. IN fact by The tine this l.
printed be nay be gOIe.-.St. L5uis PaSs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-23

p Ne a1-H- t..--.- W L--44
70 wit=
81 the right title and interest Of a j. Kuip-
~. ...- 70 ana 90 lsJ Of ground situate in Coop
..--.- Ha-.u-l- Cambria county Ea-- fronting
ET.a. street adjoining lot Of James smith On
~ -.-ll- aLL alley on the sl1rI and east
-.-- .-s-=ll erected a -7Fa-st1rE plank house,
p" 70 -Ea occupancy af A. 7. hnippie- Taker
execution and 20 be sold 40 the suit ct James
---- -u- use GO Leonard H1lE-
.---.. all Tie right LltlH and interest q Fred
e i -Ia1 Of IN AMI - l5E OF ground zitu-
the E.u-fh ward Of J J1b1ErJ1- borough
--.-.- county Pa. srlutuE on tie Be'ilurl
---r Be "a the east. al Join aIz lot ul hugh ya1
.. north lands lf heirs Of = A-rler. de-
--. .- the -uGrh- and ruIEllE back ~ an AL
-E thereon crested q lTl-starF plank
--= -.E 10 the occupancy st Frederick Ho71.
.- Taken 70 execution and q be sold AZ tAe
--.. %. s-1r---e- >-aIuEsr
--asz .E SALE l1ue-rhIrd n rbe purchase
sE -. be paid when the DrCp perty j. knocked
-. p and the remaining tyTO-thirdS llrgrs the
---r-at-al " the deed.
JOHN RYAN Sheriff
--=-r- 0Ece. Ebeusburg. august T. ISIS
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A=Signee-S sale
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rA.sssts LEV IN ..ss.ii w.


E1E virtue OF an order 1f -he Cou-- ef Com
- mon Pleas cf Cambria GU llfy. re L e direct
I'd. VIII - er al put- SAFE a- 8l- Hail E
the borough Of Casrlilsllgl- On
SATURDAY, the 3lst day Of August,
inst At , O'Clock P N-'the following described
real estate. % wiz
All ttat PIECE Or FARM OF LAND
known as the Joseph Gau-la- farm situated fu
Carroll township. iu the SAID county Ct -Erl-
a-ta- al joining lands si James Jo--.z ass ea..=-
-Ea1 SIS 1errs- lJl-s FASTER and Others. l1 CON
tanning F52 Sere~s more sr .--%. --r tsllrls 81
w. .gl are cleared -Ee la-ll-e Do. ~ Flit COW
erred with rs5I EulE- and other hard woods
E This IS one % Ils best located farms ln
Carroll township, EE1 EFs thereon erected q
double plank two story DgEI--L8G House con-
tanning SIX rooms and a Al-cGel1- a B-l1N BARS
and aiL necessary Dutlui illiUEs- Il Las 4-So Z
thriving Orchard. good water m abundance
and is within q stones throw OF "a steam =. -
Mill and "a 5iie sChgIsi bous-. aE0 = Dor more
than two miles from Earrui.tlwu- Iue pace =
ulGErlz5i with coal iron ore and lrL clay and
IS n 2 good state uf ca tivatiD1- A SPLENDID
CHANCE FOB. INV EST EENT-
Terms of SaEe.-lne-thir1 OF the purchase
money 20 be paid on combination Of sale one
third 10 one year. anctths remaining one Itirl
in two years from couf1rIDaf ion gT SaiE-u-i- -r-
red payments &c bear interest and % secured
by the bonds and mortgage Os the purchaser
THOMAS EIEE-
Assignee Uf Joseph GauTner-
Carroll Twp. Aug. =. IS.c.-3t.
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PASS back tire l1sz--r sI.a- tlal Eass-i-
said the 1ufil>Lsd Isokefis- sli-u lls 4-l
passed lil. tas arcuE gard ludsr s-= e.
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AssIcNEE's SALE
Valuable Town Property

d. virtue Of Al alias order 0f sale 0f the Court
ID Of Common Pieas Of Cambria county % me
-eCtel- VIII g-er AT public ale the Era-ui-
S. n L4rrl-l-Ew1 borough Cambria s-uutE- Pa.
d. = 4 Il Y "a q l. 80 II =
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-23

IN 1872. he got employment u ev York
OF he Herald bur b IS EacGsfsIE pro
pens5ties would no. permr Llra T. settle
down permanently. Without relaflTes or
r lends. be resumed his journeys tAro1Eh
The States, and Ike J. vel kuaEu - tie
composing rooms Gf most newspapers ID
she country. HIS course = -p ard Gown o.
and fro GA the face ef tGe earth. and lac
VII probably spend fae rHHa-acer ~ lle
DAYS in the same 5lTatiC. never resting
manner. Everv 10 y and uru 4r la.1s =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-10
Senator Lamar Attacked.

The WorldS Washington special
says: Much Indignation has been ex-
cited by the atrocious attack Of the
New York Tribune on Senator Lamar.
The course Of the Tribune is believed
to be a deliberate attempt OF Jay
Gould and his clique 10 disturb the
business of the country, deprcss val
ues and weaken the influence Of those
Southern men who have bravely and
Loyalty supported the keeping of pub
lie faith in the public Treasury. The
attack is also connected with dcs-
perate attempt of the existing Pacific
Railway Ring to prevent any consid-
GRAFTON Of the Southern Pacific Rail-
way, and involves Senator Thurman
ultimately also, whose great victory
over the existing Pacific Railway
Ring asserted the absolute suprema
cy of the Government over all such
corporations.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-10
Railroading in Germany.
corporations

Great ceremonies are necessary to
get train off in Germany. When
all is ready the bell rings. Then an.
other bell rings Then the engine
whistles, or rather toot-toot-toots gent,
ly. Then the station master looks
placidly around and says, "So?7 Then
the conductor shouts "Fertig?7 inter-
negatively, Then the station master
replies "Fertig" positively Then the
conductor blows a horn, the engine
whistles, the bell rings. the other bell
rings, the station master says so
the passengers swear in various
tongues, and the train starts-that is.
unless there is belatcd fat man, in
which case they do it all over again.
i Railway News.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-10
A Blind Sculptor.

A young French sculptor named VI
dial, who has attained high distinction
in his art has been totally blind ever
since the age Of 81. Before this age
Vidal had been pupil in the atelier
of Barve. and had learned the techni-
caIities Of sculpture when, quite sud-
denly, he was struck with blindness.
He persevered in the profession he
had adopted, and after months of pa
tient labor found that he could really
make his fingers do the work of eyes.
His touch has, in truth, become so
sensitive that by means Of feeling his
model in every part he is able to re-
produce it with an cxactness often not
gained by those who merely see il.
He generally takes animals for his
subjects-lions, stays, panthers, hares,
horses-and his skill in modelling their
forms in various attitudes is SO great
that it gained him medal at the Salon
of 1861. The State has also purchas-
ed several of his marbles and bronzes.
One of the most remarkable things re-
lated about Vidal is that he can Judge,
not only of his own work, but also
that of others, by the touch, as was
proved during a recent visit 10 the
Universal Exhibition, when he showed
himself a very good critic of the
sculpture there exhibited St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-10

The book contains nearly 200 pages. ~
10y inches. and Is designed Ia bc pocket
Tor every Wideawake man in
the mining camps and financial centres OF
the west
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Something for the New Year.

The world renowned success of Hostel
ter's 8itters, and their continued populari-
ty for quarter Of century as a stomach
ic is scarcely more wonderful than the
welc me that greets the annual appear
ance Of Hostetter's almanac This valua-
BILE medical treatise is published by Hos
letter u Smith, Pittsburg, Pa, under their
own Immediate supervision, employing 50
hands in that department Ten cylinder
printing presses, s folding machines, ) job
psessa3, &c, are running about eleven
moRe in the year on this work, and the
issue IF same ttr 1879 will not be less than
ten millions, printed in the English, Ger
man, French, Welsh, Norwegian Swedish,
Holland, Bohemian and Spanish Ian
guages Refer to copy Of it for valuable
and interesting reading concerning health,
and numerous testimonials as to the effica-
cy of Hostetter's Bitters, amusement
varied information, astronomical calcula-
tons and chronological items, &c, which
can be depended on for correctness. The
Almanac for 1879 can be obtained free of
cost, from druggists and general country
dealers in ALI parts OF the country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-10

THOMAS 4. ScorT, of the Pcnnsyl-
wanna railroad company has, it is said,
been stricken with paralysis, and his
mind is also shattered.
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PLAIN, OR IN COLORS,

AND at prices 30 per cent. below
our former rates.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

H1-s. N. PETTENsiL1. l. Co.. le state Street. T .
on, 81 Park Row. New York, and 7ol Chestnut street
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
aents for the fpAno W. LD in the above cities saa
atherized to contract ADVERTISING at cur lsuss
ate
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u N-Hin cot easily earned III these tres.
l9T n n bat it can be made in three fnenth@
4 by any ono q either sos. it, Rny tart
A .! tia country. who - willing g. ao+t
NE n steadily at the amrlos msnt tNaf ve
= - inFn3sh. SEQ Per weok in ysur ewn
- n. You need not be away from hone over
night You can give your whola ;llua to tho unrs
or Only rour spare moments. We have agents ~ hn
arc making over 50 per day. Al who engage az
once can make money fast. A. the present IN.
money cannot bs made 50 easily aud rapidly 81 any
otkey business II costs nothing to try the ausi
ness Terms and - outfit free. Al lress at once
II. HATtETr Co. Portland. Maine
S-July 3t-77-1y.
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TO THE AFFLICTED

Tina, dreadful disease. the PILES. with
when very many people are. and have
been i"t sears afflicted and which has
ba8'eo lac sNIii Of all PHYSICIANS. can be
e-'r'oHi" cured oY Pile welllried RENE.
~. rrntde,e nsvc found relief from il.
gnc ate wnaing tn testify q. "a It's efficacy.
for safe al al ihc drug stores II Zipf
agent rs iosno city. IScp4-W
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Notice.

srao ALL WHOM IT MAY coNc .Lano,n,ed Jonas
il hereby given that have app Ut to collecti
". brown. ESQ. my attorney IN i. are charge
notes anu accounts due 10 me ana = and dilche
ali placer mining ground. wafer must te elesa
up; all persons indebted 10 me G. = ". CRAFTS.
making payments.
IpAmo CITY, sep. 7, ls's-im'
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J. The United States Mining Law and Land
0hte Instructions hereunder. Zach s~stion oi
ths lAF ~ immediately followed by the IaUd Office
instructions relating thereto, his is = ceuven-
lesf arrangement. as Il sValds turning several
pages When tHe 3Eetructi are consulted H. Goa
nectiun with the iaw.
2. A Digest O. al Decisions under The AiuiH1
Laws now u iaggs il q brought down b. ths date
u publication. and ls3u}Hg ths Attest decisions
TAI cs the place oi az prior publications.
8. New and Improved Forms for making the
various proof, fro tht location - claim MIXERS
Ten. u"tlss g delinquent ,o-owuers. &C. down 20
Issuance - patent
6 a Complete Is, a Patented Mining Claims.
arranged ~ stat Territory. County. spd District.
This lies Is wo-tA 10 man.e2 mea many uaes tke
prize of tie book
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-13

WASHING FLANNELs.-A lady cor
respondent of an Eastern paper says:
II will give a little Of my experience
in washing hannels. | WAS taught to
wash flannel in hot water, but it is a
great mistake. In Italy my ~fiauuels
were a wonder to me; they always
came home from the wash 20 soft and
white. | learned that the Italian ONE
washed them in cold water. Many a
time l have watched them kneeling in
a box, winch had one end taken nut,
to keep them out of the mud, by the
bank OF the stream washing in the
running water, and drying on the
bank or gravel. without boiling; aud |
never had washing done better. and
fiannels never half 30 we'll. | have
tried it since, and find the secret of
soft ~fitnn-ls 10 be the washing nf
them IN cold or Inkewarm wafer, and
plenty of stretching before hanging
out Many recipes say. don't rubsosp
on tiannels; bnt yon can rub soap on
tn the advantage OF The fi4nneis. il YOU
will rinse 1t out aiterwari and use no
not water about them. not forgetting
10 stretch The threads in both directions
before drying. Flannels so cared for
will never become stiff, shrunken or
yellow"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-13

Speaking of the great break in the
stock market on Friday, a correspond
ent says: 1T was only reserved for
the half-past Q session to carry on the
carnage on a bigger scale. A more eS-
cited call 1 have never witnessed.
Stocks were called up and smashed
without reference to value or results.
sSell! sell! selI!' were the only
words that seemed to be uttered. Get
cat, and the Devil take the hindnlost,'
was the only spirit of the session. The
brokers shouted themselves hosrse ina
vain effort to catch the falling figures.
Clients were thrown overheard right
and left, and such decentralization as
reigned has not been seen since those
last May panics, which so nearly
ruined everybody" 1t is fortunate
that the scare so speedily terminated.
Yesterdays prices were fair, and the
storm seems % have subsidized. ophir.
Savage and the rest will probably go
back TO the old figures IN a few days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-13
ON HAYES.

Mr.. Mighels, OF the Morning appeal,
IN abiding to the compromise between
Hayes and the Gulf State Democracy,
grows savage. Hear him:
Talk OF honor among thieves! See.
oh see, We blind and bigoted moles and
bats of politics how ready the Lost
Cause was to sell the Northern Democ-
racy for a brace of paitry State Govern
ments and a treasury plundering rail-
road scheme! And Oh, Reform! what
sins and meanness. lies and hypocri-
sizes, swindles and hucksterings are
perpetrated i'm thy name! Reform!
Why Boss Tweed Is a gentleman and
q fiduciary saint compared with these
rogues. He robbed the rich Of a great,
thieving city, and divided with the
several political parties and turned
traitors to their most trusting friends
in order to ill a fat office. reconstruct
the c~onfederacy and send up the stock
of the Texas Pacific Railway. Talk of
Patterson and his scnilduseries; he is a
model for a %colporteur and a worthy
subject for tho religious press gang
compared with this fellow Hayes.
We fear we shall have to insist on
MFR. Mighet's packing sand if he does
not cease abusing our President.
Brother Mighel's is a small man.
but vigorous. He ought to
be able to handle q two hundred
pound sack with ease. We shall OBJ
ject to q greater amount.