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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28
lie parsi Dssasocra tie ct peiec.
sioa Presidentielle.

La tliscorde regne dams Il
camp democratique, simon dams
tons les Etats Unis, au moins i
New York ct en- Louisiana. Le
success produit toujours de ces
effets Ia. Tant que rennenIi est
debout, on s'6meut, on serre les
rangs. on emboite lie pas pour
marehrr q hi s; quand il est A
bus. on Ne diyise pour le partag
4iss tl6ponllles. Notre public peut
ny yoir pas uT grand il,conye
nient ponr le moment. La vic
toire aveugle sur les dangers tlt.
i'ayenir. II FAINT l,ourtant poser
les consequences dc ce que i'on
fait ct sc rendre compte des re
sultats possibles dune division
du parti democratic.
Qnelie est, apres tout, la gran,le
question da momeHt9 Ceiie sur
laquelle Won't Sc eoncentrer tons
les Efforts tlu gouyernement I La
proch:line presitlence. 6vitiem-
ment. Depnis Ia guelre, ellie ma
cesse d'etre repuhlicaine, ct ron
n'emrgnera rirn, al Nord, ponr
rempecher de tomber aux mains
du parti democratic. On ira.
VALERA . l'enlever per fas ct
stetas. La dessus, pas moyen de
se faire illusion; ce qui s'est pas
s6 en- rs donne la mesnre de ce
qni se fera en- so.
Nous ent~nlons dire antour de
nous qua Get 6gard il ny q pas
le moindre danger que le parti
democratic est dams sa periodr
ascendante, ct que le success en-
so lni est cent fois plus assure
qu'en 76. On ajoute quill possAde
anjonrd'hni Ia majorit6 dans les
deux Chambres du Congress, ce
qui ne lni etait pas arrive depuis ,
Ia guerre; ct lon part de Ia pour
assnrer d'avance au parti dams la
prochaine election nn success ir
resistible.
Celia est fort possible, ct nous
Ie sonhaitons plus ardemment !
que quiaae &c soft en- Louisiana.
Yon6 corps ct anne . ce pays que
hosas aimons plus que tout an .
ct a qui nous avons don :,
ne ,le nombreuses marques dun i.
inebralable attaohement, en- d
meme temps que notre d6Toue- =
nent. nous lui devons Ia verite. q
Eh bien. eatll aassi constant +.
mon le pretend que Ia denoera- ft
lie ait, aux Etats Unis, remporte d
le ii grands avantages, dams les d,
lerniAres 9lectionsi Pour quel, b
lues gains obtenus "a Senat, +.
,ains qai y assarent 10 majorite q
! notre parti, n'avons nous pas te
nit de serienses pertes dams Ia
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

Une exceilent,. etrennp 4 faire
a I'M ami, 4 Ia sante .luquel on
s'inieresse. ,:'est qnelqneS bnnteil
!..s de Malaksff Bittrrs. Cetie
bnisson hsgienique u etc fort ap
preciee a l'exposition nniyprs-lle
.ie Paris. on il. jnrl a sl6sern4 nne
nethiilie 4 III lubricant.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28
dctHs hd6eRd
catfrdtis fertur Spattis.

~NtNto y JN's" ot.sseo'
En- franeaiS 0Ponss6 par i
ionef. il tourne Ell decrivant de-
Ironds y
Ell Get antre vers d'IIoracr
!duceris at nerris aiienis a0Jil,
[iignnac
QTH es con.iuit comnle i'rsf III
inorcean ti.. bois par ,ies fil,
elrngers.))
| D'nu il snit one la tonpie est
nn des jouets les pIus antiques
dn monde. LIE pantiu. generals
ment designe .rnjonrd'hai sous lr
nom de polichinelle. ls'est pas
moins ancien: IL pantin, q. nest
tautre chose, en effct. que Ia ma
rionnettP. ct Ia marionuette re
monte d dcs dates immemoriales.
isPolrqnoi, dit quelqne part So
crate. s'airesSant 4 un montrur
de marlei.nettts, pourguOi t'atfa
cher a I'M melier ri chetif Par
&c gull fant virre, repond lr ba
teieur; &c meter men s.anne les
moyens, pnisqur le peuple est ;ls
seq Simple pour areourir d ce
spectacle ct sly amuser.n I'm sa-
want frtneais, N. Raoul Rnchet-
te, qni eonsacre q Plistoirs Dies
jouets dams iahiiqnit6 I'M mem0i
re- fort ciiritux IT pitin dc rensei.
gnements precis, conStatr meme
dessins a l'appui.-gpie
iieh ne fesse nlbie plus i nne ma
rioriipsie fnUt!,rue ql,'une marion
nptft. antique. Entire In marion
nette ct la ponpee, i! ny IA que
la difference dun fill. ct c'cst tout
anssi l'ieu dane ponpep que dune
il.arioumeitt que parle l'italirnI
Boltletti lorSu,l'ii aecrit une tigu-
rine don't IL buste, lie con, les
jamles ct les bras sent separes
tIstic eUx, niais psuvent Sc inou
voir d soionte. q raide ti't,n FL ie
metal.
Ii. oGp6e.. c',.S: le..fauiiei joa
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

e Les abonl 6s du Pionaier, cui ne
recesraient pas Requirement leurs hume
res, nous renoront un grand service ennous
signala..t sans delai toute irr6gularite.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

Deyant Ia coirectionnelle.
On ilmene nm preyenu.
-C'est la troisieme fois dit Ie
President, que voas etes condam-
ne pour irrogneriei
-Oai, mon President, j'ai le
lnallleur detre un 'srppris de
bui>Son."
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

I'm neveu assiste q la lecture
dn testament sle son oncie.
.'Je iegne au domestique aui
m'anra frrme les yeux
II y a bien # rm6 les y.uxri
interiUmpt lie neuveux.
-Oui.
-Alors la donation est MULE.
-Pourquoi done.
Mon ohri.' etait borgne.
Estil besnin d'ajouter que 10
scene Sc passe en Normandie.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

0honi9ltst & ta usttIotftV u y
ellie pas ele considerablenynt II
dnitef
|. f:.ei, 'aiiti.rs, se 4 rider Il
: contuu.:ae isnr election preslslri
q tieIle avrcles elections ot,linairrs
9 N'ay0ns nons pas va birn de
Etats, tout Ell. namnan: dies iun
ti0naaires d'Etat de,nocrates e
0 meme d,s meH.bltS tiu CtMgie
, dem0erates, voter pour nIl Press
dent r.lla,hticain /? Cr iait sts
quelqnt fois ptoslait dams ie pas
sc !; il ~ r.prMluira ceriainetns-n
dams l'avcnir. Et, Il ce tire. j
mefiie nnc serirnse camsi,ier:-
ton.
1 Discus Ii. serite vfai-, i! a
faut pas t.,ini,i.i sar l.. Nai
tpoar s's.ssiiirr nnr pr9si,irine i.
moeraiiane. Ea t..it. ce qui Il Ia.
Ifeleciion dr NJ. Tiislen qni. =.
defniti.e, tf..it bel et i.iem re-
ldu pays. e. n, las etc i. oin
tnais bis % |. S d aui d vote az,
ensemble, Il. SAD s0lide. ,.omnu
on dit en- jar guE de i.oll,ic.eu.
est tsoue lie !eIs miee neceSsitt
pour ie Sntl de rtstcr soIide com
me aiPaf;syant, plus solide mem
qu'auparasant. sill vent ns pa
pertire les avantsgrs null Il el,
teDus dcpnis 2 uu 4 ans.
Nous pi6itns i'oreille 4 re ,lnl
81 lit autour 1t. nous; nous rn
tendons que fon colnpte sur ,.ti
taincs questions tinancieres pour
protiuire In division dahS les
rsngs repiblit9ains dn Nora.
C'est Ia, nous devohs ir dire, MI.
systeme dangrieux. On ne rr
niue pas les MASSES asec dies
questions de bailg ues, avcc dies
questions IL. gfeenbacks. L.
icnitle s'i:,ql,lete pen tlr savui.
sill Y aura dies banqes natiorr.le>
on des hanqnes libres. One ini
lmportc qn'ii y ait divorce entire
les banqaes ct le gouyernemeut Il
Ayec son gros bon sens, i.A pen
pie see elilss toujnnrs que .ln mo
nent on lc gonvernement exerct.
III certain colItr6le sur les ban
lhes ct ienr impose sirs garanties
| y plas lie sflrete pour hi que
u ces inenes banques Sont livr1es
dts pafticniiers qni, le caS
5ch6ant IT places tlevant unr
question tl'inier6t. n'h6siterontl
1as d f;aire banqueroute ct d de
'orer ses petites epargnes. Et
,uis, le peuple, 81 peu habile quill
oft dams les questions tie tiilan
e, ;simcra to',jonrs mirnx avoir
I'D tloilaren or on en argent qlt'en /
,apier I@ penplc nest pas 81 sot
Iu'on le IatIise. il a contlamne le
,arti greGnbas kiste a nie mort /,
ert;,ine En fait, at ii proaee
La'il jolaissait dune lmpniarite
eriense. &c parti Ma il pas eteEe
'resque i,artout oatrag-nsement
,aftus
C'est done III nHe illusion qu'on h
E fait s..r t'ipf1nence lie In aues q
on fnsincierr, dams l'elecfio n =
Ce parti cut il :,
ussi iaisan ga'il a tort en- realite,
'obfientlcraif j,.mais nne inf1n.n
: prepnn.Ierante sur les eleetions Il
residentielles. C- q,li i,assionHr q
$ masses, &c sort les qeestions :
e lihrrte. de eitoyenmi6, de son h
srailmic fli peul,le. de franchises u
ectorales completes 1T in.outas .
es, toutes questions qni Tout Il. i,
rec ct i'.-ss.'llce meme s.n parii a
.mocrats.. Done c'est an paril
'mocrate 4 s'nnir furtemrai ct 4
Lser tout 81 cstmpagnr .ils-eto !,
lie sur les g=,n'les questions !"
Ii font toutr 80 pnissanee ct y
ute sa Ioi.ularite. Il.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

"A la prefecture de police,
A.-. .rencontre le docteur B. -.
Eth ! bonjonr, doeteur; on
alltz vous
-Chercher IN permis de chas.
Sc.
-Vous eroyez que votrs di-
pl6tHe lie vous snffit pas.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

~ souscriyez au Pioaaiey
S3 90 par an.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

WHEREAS. Bienvenu Guedry has nett.
w toned the Court for Letters of sJ.
MI i>tration on the Estate of the late
dedeon Guedry and wife. Armelise Lam
diy, deceased intestate
Notice is hereby given to all whom, It NAV
concern TO show cause, within ten days
from date of this notice why the PRAYER of
the said petit ,ner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court
THOMAS DIVINE. Clerk.
Assumption. La, December rs, 1878.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

~ Aehetrz au Ferry Store,
Nair,:eonA Tile.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28
ffmilletou.
IL IHESoSO HE LIS
JOllET.,.

i De toHs c6tts>, dams tpttc der
niere uuimzainr ia. dGt.e,nipre, e,
ne sont qn'cxisos;tions de joucts
I'm detail aSsez c-;,lsuteiiStfq,le i
nntrr. c'eSt anjnari hui IL,
Ijonnts atiircnt l'attrntion lies
gr:indrs perSonneS auSsi bien,
IqH-i4ueiois plus. que es.lle dies
ienfants. La raison en- est que
nous sointn..s bieh loin dn iot,iou
sle nos aI-ux, tlu vulgaire chrsal
tir hois, DE- la toapir moileste pt
sie la poupGe tlr carton, qui il y
a settlement vingt cinq ans Sut-
[fiS.si,nt rlit0re an honhrnr dc
uutrr enhance ri i la traIlquiilite
.i.' nos parents. Aniouri'hni le
jnutt prensi les cafiirnSt.s pro
portions dan oljrt d'ari, et
romme uil object dart want Ia
leim. ga'on rn air soill, la pre-
ulierp recommendation a Pen
fant gr;ltIfie .le c@lui ci consistt
dams rette pafole, qni eht paru
| It,l1'nniqnr ailtrtais: e-Prrnds
ihi,n gar'le .Ir nr pas ie cs,Ss,,r.)
Ne pas casser t.es .io,,jnux, ne pas
siemantibnler son n,lichineile.
{ borgner sou Itpin blaine q'.i pn,r
,tu tainbonr. wider IL. ponpe..
pour en fame soltir lie son ;-.ln
taut ne l,as joier tiu tout. Lien
.fanf m'alnic gnele ses jonjoax que
pour Ell faire or q"'il iui pl;ift. ri
.p.'r,nl lrs profits qni ini p!aiSrnt.
t'elnl si,. l.-s ..isssr n.l ia.u est
rtini qni domino, ineons..i.mnmnf
oa NON, TONS les autreS.
Depnls toiites es.s nirifiqmrS
xposllions sl.. lparts pias Mili
ti4heS s'ncort., je ne lntiS me lie
i.lstrr dune ,-slne,r .lemofion
sriigirlsse luisatn j. laSse slev:,ni
m III. ta's pantn.s pctHS baZars,
IL ccs nlotl,.stes erant;,iies tie l.i
rae III M indnstiiel de- passage
eIale aux yeux DIES parents Ell
dss enfants peu fortunes tonte Ia
:irtite pacotille DIES janioux d
'nts :,rix: /: Ia lmup6s, Is i,ansin ct
Ia toupi. .leajonx cIas>iqnr>,
fs.il,tnellt cias>iqacs qu'iIs ont /
i,llrs lettrss sit noblesss. jp>gne
'ans l'antiluite, ct que Hor,c..,
Sirgi'r ct PrrSe, pour cite: dies
-n foa, pe>i;i,rm,.nt
mention. Car d.. meme quill v Il
N dies rniin,ts, ii v tonjonrs en
lis .jonj"nx. A l,.nl. si sc n'..s.
III ,Ionpie. appliqutr ceS he
nistiches dp l'a,lienr ,i.. l. E'nGiiide
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

WHEREAS, Julien Barras. of the parish
" Of Assumption, has petitioned ths
tourt for Letters OF administrator on tho
estate of the late Antoine Barras and
Rnsalie Bourg, his wife, deceased in
testate Notice is hereby giyer to all
whom it may conccrn, to show cause with
in ten days from date of this notice. why
the prayer of the said petitioner should
MT be granted.
Bs order of the Court.
THOMAS DIVINE, Clerk.
Parish Of Assu ption, December is, 1919
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28
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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-28

Chamofe, et ia najo,ite u, a I
ellie pas ele considerableinynt re
dnitef
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

m M rl..
AN, s,,ra.,s ,ha a,,an,;on =, ,ha.s rhs
ssn \. hsnsa,sJ ,hs,shv ami slso man,
lady residents who ioin for eramplc,
The leaders contemplate publishing all
names Of signsrs In the Republican,
shortly, to show the world what msn
can do when they will.
The Nevada CITY Trmscript saws thai
n pstitio. h now being circulated FOR
signatures, praying the Governor to
commute Butts death sentence to that Of
Imprisonment for life. A great many
signatures are being secured, and pub
lie expression generally iavors the NC
uon.
The hrst eel. says the Grass valley
Union, ever caught In TINS state. was
taken In a net at riverside Lake, below
Saera@en,o on s,ss r.as
JUG y. 'os P~ ~. oy.n D.a M
measured in length 500; inches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04
CARSON ITEMS.

The Tribune Of Saturday says: The
ore exhibited by Mr.. Hill. taken from
his mine west Of Carson attracts q great
deal Of attention. and even the skeptical
believe there is u bonanza in close
proximity.
Gen. U. II. Lagrange, late Superin-
tendsnt OF the San Francisco Mint. left
Carson last evening for Bodie. where
be has some interests to look after.
The Board Of Directors Of the
Orphans Home met IN Saturday and
admitted several half-orphans.
The roads from Carson TO Bodis are
unnavigabls for heavy teams at present.
Gov. Adams and his Texas bride are
expected to reach here thas week.
The washos County Commissioners
meet to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04
NEVADA ITEMS.


The winnsmucca Steer STATE Of Sat.
urday says: The gang Of Cinnamon
employed by the railroad company here,
and ordered to Carlin. still refuse to &c
east. They are camped in the sage
brush east OF the cattle corrals. festsr'
day they had q grand feast on o fat COW
that was killed in the cars between Wells
and this place. The carcass was thrown
out by the cattle men In the vicinity oil
the Chinese camp. and they swarmed
around II like 30 many cayotss, and
picked the bones bare.
Though there Is but very little snow
In the Toiyabs range Of mountains
northeast Of this point. there is said to
DO q heavy fall in the ether direction,
southwest. II il Just whore IL will b
most needed next Summer, as the
ranches in Reese river and Smoky val
lsys are situated opposite.
A farmers wife. correspondent OF the
Slrer State, thinks that II Is q disgracs
that the American people should Per
mis- our free soil to Be- polluted by SC
ignorant, slavish. cowarily and thisvish
a set as these hsathenish Chinese are
~ A"A ~ ~' ouH' ~"
Vi .ns"'
The Aurora Hruld OF Saturday says
that work on the bridge over Walker
River, on the Carssn road. was com
menced Monday and Is being pushed
with all possible speed. II il expected
of March.
r....-,., ., 4. u-,..,u.,,.s
, rr .o 49,
H. n v.s yiaS 4 q. ftn. S,s,s anS
county tar nnon which wa. 81. 5I2 5s. tbs
largest mount realized from such
sources In the county since its oryaniza.
ton.
The Eureka Republioaa says : Az ].
Lane OF Pine Valley has contracted to
deliver at the railroad l75 head OF cat.
tie at from Ave to Ave and one-half cents
per pound. Others Of that section will
deliver co head.
Owen Cassidy. a miner at Cornucopia.
while at work in the Panther shaft. was
seriously injured by q large rock. which
becoming detached at a point about ten
!ss' . h'm' '1h anu s"usA MN ""
hs menu.
The Rover case whi nave q nearing
1en''' i"uou =,
I..."aso - - a,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04
Oua Eastern friends are about to .ss.

OuR Eastern friends are about to test
the beneficial effects OF Chinese cheap
labor, q fact over which every citizen Of
the Pacific Coast will heartily rejoice.
Labor contracts have been made In San
Francisco for 500 Chinamsn to work in
q coal mino in Missouri. and 200 to 60
to Arkansas. When the laboring men
Of the East see the food taken from
their mouths by these rspulsivs Mon.
g%olians, they will realize some OF the
svils under which their fellow working
men On this coast arc struggling. There
Is nothing like scattering the Coolies
over the country to awaken the nation
from lie lsthargy, and make plain the
necessity for restricting this cursed i'm
migration. Our Eastern friends are well
come to all the Chinamsn that they
want. We have plenty TO spare.
----
GEN. GRANT has sent home q package
Of the gifts which no has received
abroad. The gold boxes presented by
Glasgow and Ayr and the Edinburgh
silver box are among them. Then there
are gold. silver and bronze medals. II.
Illuminated addresses, badges and deco
rations. No American has ever before
received such consideration abroad rs
has boon hcapod on Grant, and he will
leave to his children and children's chill.
drsn m heirloom Of which they may well
DO proud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04
The Gold Hin Daily News hai
nEEcHER's FALL.

Bseehsr's popularity is on the wane.
Ten years ago the street leading &c
Plymouth Church Was crowded. " early
a. eight o'clock in the morning. with
pedestrians waiting the opening Of thu
doors; and while he was preaching. the
ante-rooms. stsps. and even the streets,
were throngsd a. far back as . single
tone Of his voice could reach. Now the
church is we'll filed every Sunday thai
the great preacher talks. But that ID
NIL. The monster piignimagss to Plym'
outh Church have come 10 an end. The
sections and ushers are no more troubled
TO find seats for the ladies. There Is
plenty OF room for men ~ well a. women.
Mr.. Beechsr ascends the steps Of his
pulpit without being forced to make q
passage with difficulty through . mass
Of human beings. He talks to his listen.
srs In his old fashioned way-a way
which no man has ever yet succeeded In
initiating; but there Is none Of that mag.
netic sympathy between the speaker and
his congregation which used to make his
words sink deep into their souls, and
leave them soms,hing to think Of and
dwell ON. during the week Of business.
Plymouth Church Is not the Plymouth
Of the olden days. Strangers recognize
IL; the congregation feels 1t sorely.
The moral Of Mr.. Bsechsr's fali--for
1t in q fall. and q great ons-should Be
taken homo 10 every heart. The
majority OF the people Of this nation.
knowing but very little Of the evidence,
and that little highly eolorsd by gush.
Ing newspaper correspondents. un.
doubtedly believe the pastor Of Plymouth
guilty Of the charges brought against
him by Theodore Tilton. His church,
and those brought into an intimate
knowledge Of the facts during the
famous trial. believe him innocent.
although they admit that circumstances
are against him. But guilty or in.
nocent, the 1ado,o Of . great crime
rests upon his soul. and 1t can never b.
dissipatsd during his earthly life. BY
his impruienes. IL not by his guilt, he
has placed himself In n position where
the world at large looks on him a. q
base hypocrits. II matters not whether
he 10 one or not. The impression thai
lac is. has become fixed in the public
mind and can never DO e~radieated; his
popularity Is gone from him. and can
never be rsgained. He stands to-day q
sad warning to those who tribe with cir.
cumstancss. and his example says to al
men who would command honor and
respect. so order your lives that not a
breath Of suspicion. even. al be
whispered against you. Neither sin
yourself. nor give others an opportunity
to accuse you Of sin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

BosroS has si,ty.tvo national banks,
with a capital stock Of s9l. SOC. 900. and
m average surplus Of % Per cent. the
highest IN being 100 per cent. TIE
stock OF one bank sells at double rates.
Philadelphia has thirty-ons national in.
situations. with . capital Of SIC. s43. 900.
and an average surplus Of AZ per cent.
the highes. being $50. per cent. The
stock OF four banks Is held out Of the
market; one Sails at $50 per cent. pre-
MUM, one at iC0, and one at l52.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

A ESS clearinghouse has been es-
tablished in Washington. by some
charitable people. and Is said to be al
ready an assured success. hundreds Of
persons having been fed there on the
opening day. The food is nutritious
and well cooked. and the price Of each
dish is only one cent. For three cents
q very comfortable meal can be obtained.
Allowing three meals a day. this re-
duces the actual cost Of living to $50 81
. year. Washington. at this rate. will
o become the paradise Of tramps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04
NEW TODAY.
ENGINEERS, ATTENTION!

A LII MEMBERS OF CuMsToCK LODGE
n No. I, OF the Brotherhood Of Stationary
kngineer are requested 10 be present At th,
next regular meeting. TO be held on MONDAY
EVENING. February eth. ~ BUSINESS Of I'm
portanoe IL TO be t,ansaetet. Also. ell Nom
ben Of the First Division OF Stationary In
gineers Of Virginia are cordially invited N
attend.
q. J. PERKIxs, Y. A. Z. Eel ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

AT the Methodist Church last night.
during the sermon Of the Rev. Mr.. Gil.
lies. some hoodlum or hoodlums. in the
rea Of the building. laughed so audibly
that the attention Of the entire congre.
cation wa attracted. Mr.. Gilliss paused
for n moment, and then said. LET all
the idiots go out. We only want san
men anil women to listen 10 the word
OF God" The reproof was . richly de-
served one. No person Is forced in this
free country to embrace or profess. any
form OF religion: no person Is Obliged to
20 church against his will. Those who
10 90. merely as spectators. should at
least act d~ecorously. and show some re-
spsct for the ssnctity which is supposed
by the believer TO hover around the
Temple Of the Most High. Hoodlums
who cannot. or will not, show this re-
spect. are not wanted at church by
either Christians or outside listeners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

. TuE Austin Rsr,lk Of Friday says :
Following are the names Of the pas
ssngers to arrive in this city tomorrow
morning BY stage from Battle Noun
tain : Fred Hart" Isn't this taking
rather an undue advantage Of the license
which makes an editor plural
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Dirrcto1. made o. the Midday Of
December, 1871. % many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock - may Be necessary will Be-
sold q public auction. d the ofnee Of Parker
D Crittsnden, Room 90 Merchants rrchangc.
San Francisco. California. on MONDAY, the
sth day Of February. ISIS. ct the hour Of .
O'Clock ,. y. OF said day. 10 pay ssid delinquent
asssssment thereon. together with costs OF Cd
vertising and expenses Of sale.
A. d. CATHOaRT, Secretary.
Ofncs-Hall b Charles, Fan Francisco stock
California. fettd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

A GENTLEMAN coming into the room
Of the late DIR. Burton told him that Mr..
Vowel was dead. "whati" said he.
vowel dead let Us be thankful 1t was
neither u nor l."
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TO LET.

A STORE ON MAIN srREEr. GOLD
n HIN. sultabls for any kind Of buainess ;
also, ave rooms connected with The store.
Aiso, Q Dwelling House. eontsinins six
rooms. Inquire Of FRRD. SnkRBACH. Near
The Ysl,sw fsehes milne. jsssim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

ALEXANDER being asked how he con.
quered the world. replied: "By not de-
laying"