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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-23

their cattle and hogs for better prices
THE REGISTER gives more reading
matter than any paper in the county.
The largest stock of holiday confec.
tionery in town, at Cowan & Ireland's
The Thanksgiving proclamation of
Gov. Anthony appears ON the first page
IYou can get first-class dinner, with
turkey, Thursday at Mrs. Hays for 25c.
Drummers numerous as the falling
leaves, would be but a slight exagera-
ton.
w. H. Slavens has rented Mrs. Hays
house and will move up to lola within a
month.
Considerable fall blowing has been
done in this county, but more should be
done.
Mrs. John A. DeValley, of Ottawa,
Kansas. is visiting friends at lola this
week.
/ We may have cold winter, but as yet
the fall weather has been delightfully."-
pleasant.
Mr. Geo. Burris leaves for a visit of
four or six weeks to Elmira, New York,
next week.
The two-story frame south of the
square is being rushed along towards
completion.
The Presbyterian Sunday School have
arranged for an entertainment on Christ
mas evening.
v The old Bancroft house, now occupied
by Rev. Faxon, has had new roof put
on this week.
Be sure and attend the ladies enter
tainment at the Presbyterian church
Thursday evening.
Having been an interested party we
do not feel like saying much about the
relaxation of costs case.
We are glad to notice Mr. E. H. Dow
ner on the streets this week. He has
been sick nearly all fall.
Bartels has the finest stock of goods in
his line that we have seen in long time.
Consult his advertisement.
The scarcity of water is somewhat
phenomenal for this time of year. Many
of the cisterns are played out.
Don't fail to attend the concert at the
Presbyterian church next Thursday
evening. A good programme.
See notice of proposals" for the med
ical attendance upon paupers in lola and
Humboldt, in another column.
Milligan, colored, assaulted Orendorf,
ditto fined by Justice Boyd one dollar
and costs. All on Thursday last.
Mexican dollars have nearly disap-
peared from this locality. Occasionally
man caps dollar with dime.
" One of the great needs of this country
is vest pocket deep s2ough to take in
the whole length of the extra cigar. -
Mr.. N. E. Stevens, representing the
Leavenworth Times, dropped in to see US
last Saturday. Sorry we were out.
We will have dressed turkeys early
Wednesday morning next.
CowAN & IRELAND.
For the best drugs, of all kinds, paints,
oils, and every thing to be found in a
first class drug store 60 to Stevenson's
Some capitalist would find good in.
vestment in building houses in lola. The
demand is great and not house to be had.
Messrs. Bowlus and Slower are making
out . complete set of abstracts of title.
Mr.. Murray is looking up The chain of
titles.
The Board of County Commissioners
met last Monday to examine the Treas
urers statement and cancel county
orders.
/"Where do we eat our thanksgiving
'dinner" Our better half made no re-
Spouse and we judge the prospect is
dismal.
The cheapest and largest line of wall
paper ever brought to this market now
opened at Stevenson's. Ladies, call and
priceit.
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Notice of Attach mae mt.

ROBERT DAWSON. Plaintiff,
against
JAMES OiIPIIaST, Defendant.
Before Hiram Lieurance J. p, Usage town
ship, Allen county, Kansas
The said defendant, James Oliphant, will take
notice thai the 18th day of October, ls5s, said
Justice issued an order ofattachment in the above
action for the sum of twentyfour dollars (S2i .00,
and that sail cause is set for bearing December
llih, isIS at O'Clock p NJ.
4i-3w ROBERT DAWSON. by
LOUIS N. ALDERMAN. Atty.
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The Kansas State Grange will meet at
Lawrence the third Tuesday in Decem-
Der.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT.
The following is the official vote for
in this District:
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Notice Of Attachments.

WILLIAM RIcGs, Plaintiff, J
against
JAMES OLIPHayT, Defendant.
Before Hiram LieuraAce, J. r. Usage town.
ship, Allen county, Kansas.
The said defendant, James Oliphant, will take
notice that the 18th day of October, ISIS, said
Justice issued order of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of seventy-nine and
fifty one hundredths dollars (S79.5O !, and that
said cause is set for hearing December llth, ISIS,
at ID O'Clock a. NJ.
WILLIAM RIGGS, by
LOUIS N. ALDERMAN, Atty.
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EX-SOLDIERS
ATTENTION.

Pensions procured for soldiers Of the late war,
disabled In any way by wounds, rupture, disease
of any kind, or by accidental injuries.
PENSIONS INCREASED.
A large number Of those now receiving pen
sions are entitled to m INCREASE under lato lSWs
All soldiers discharged for WOUNDS, RUPTURB,
All business done by Correspondence, same = II
you were personally present, Where the soldier
is dead the widow and heirs are entitled.-An
soldiers and their widows Of the war Of 1919 aIe
now entitled to pension.
/ also procure patents for Inventors. Every
soldier who sees this notice should send me his
address on Postal card and receive in return .
SAMPLE CORY FREE, Of the
''NATIONAL CITIZEN SOLDIER"
paper published at the National Capitol, giving
all the latest information about Pension and
bounty and Land, to all soldiers and their heirs.
Correspondents solicited from all. Address
with stamp, n W. FITZGERALD,
U. 8. Claim Attorney,
Box 5Ss, Washington, d. C..
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A SERMON BY MR.. BEEcHER
EACH WEEK.
International Sunday School Lessons
BY LYMAN ABBOTT.

Books AND AUTHORS, by Specialists in their
departments The OUTLooK-EDIroRIALs-
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher. s'OUR YOU'VE
FoLKs.'' This department is especially attrac-
tive, entertaining and instructive. FARM AND
GARDEN by W. II. Coleman. CORRESPONDENTS
IN EUROPE: In England-R. W. Dale. In Ger
many-Jos. r. Thompson. In Constantinople-
Prest. George Washburne. In Italy,. A. s."
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Lawrence is to have board of trade.

Fredonia has no "back doors" accord
ing to the Citizen.
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The Chrisfian Union is conducted with great
ability and dignity 1t is a paper am glad to
have in my family for its purity and Christian
liberality. HOWARD CROSBY.
New York, Sept IL, 1873.
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In my own family, every one of us, from the
eldest TO the youngest, finds something in every
instruction. LEONORD BACON.
New Haven, Aug. 1873.
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the Christian UNION
For 1879.
HENRY I WARD BEEcHER. RaI,.,s.
Absolutely no Premiums.
Read the Great Serial, which will run for six
months, entitled,
The Little Belle Of BlOomiHgdale. y
A Tale Of tie Revolution.
By an anthor who prefers to remain anonymous,
reputation as one Of the very foremost Of Amer
| lean writers.
A SERMON BY MR.. BEEcHER
EACH WEEK.
International Sunday School Lessons,
BY LYMAN ABBOTT.
Books AND AUTHORS. by Specialists in their
departments The OUrLooK-EDIroRIALs-
SCIENCE AND ARr-SToRIEs. The HOUSEHOLD
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher. "OuR You've
tive, entertaining and instructive. FARM AND
GARDEN, by W. II. Coleman. CORRESPONDENTS
| IN EUROPE: In England-R. W. Dale. In Ger
many-JOs. p. Thompson. In ConstantinOple-
Prest George Washburne. In Italy-''J A. So
A UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT.
opinion that the Christian Union rs at present
conducted is an excellent family religious news
paper. n. PORTER.
have been sratiaed reader of the Christian
Union for the past year and rejoice in its in
creasing circulation as an increasing power of
Amherst College, Mass, Aug. 1873.
In my own family, every one of us, from the
eldest TO the youngest, finds something in every
weekly issue to be read with interest and to yield
New Haven, Aug 1873.
The Chrisfian Union is conducted with great
ability and dignity. 1t is paper am glad to
have II family for if GW%ry and christian
New York, Sept. Is, 1878.
large increase in its circulation which it has
cured. and the general confidence which Is its
New York, Oct ls.s
am asked my opinion of the Christian Union
| judge it to be in the front rank Of American
journalism. W. NJ. BARBOUR
Yale College, Ct, Aug. ISIS.
To an Englishman wanting to know how the
currents of thought in America flowing, it is
particularly valuable. X. W. DALE.
England, Sept, 1878.
wish you would issue an edition of the Chris
nan Union in the German language My copy is
always in demand among my German friends
who read English, and who believes in the gos-
pei as Christ gave it,. JOS. z. THOMPSON
Germany, Oct. 1878.
The Christian Union seems TO have taken rank
among our very best family papers.
Mass. Sept. 1873. W. B. WASHBURN.
newspaper, especially worthy of favor for its able
and vigorous treatment of public alIrirs.
Penn, Oct, 1873. \. q. CURTIN.
take great pleasure in bearing testimony TO
the merits of the Christian Union most excel
lent family paper. The variety of its contents
and the ability with which subjects are discussed
give it II very high place among the newspapers
of our country. GEO. Ii. MCCLELLAND.
New Jersey, Oct, 1873.
Terms 5000 per annum. Clergymen,
$7.5e. Postage prepaid.
LARGE CASH COMMISSIONS PAID. AGENTS
WANTED. Address
THE CHRISTIAN UNION,
q Park Place, New York
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The Christian Union thoroughly deserves the
large increase in its circulation which it has Sc
cured. and the general confidence which Is its
best capital STEPHEN II. TYING, JR.
New York, Oct. 1873.
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TYcan make money faster sf work for us than at
IN ything else. Capital not required; We Will
start you. sl2 per day at home made by the
" Industrious Men, women, boys and girls
wanted everywhere to work for US. Now is the
time. Costly outfit and terms free Address,
TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine. lss1y
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A UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT.

1t is with great pleasure that express the
opinion that the Christian Union rs ut present
conducted is an excellent family religious news
paper. N. PORTER.
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Ihave been gFatified reader Of the Chrisfian
Union for the past year and rejoice in its in
creasing circulation rs an increasing power of
good in the land. j. H. SEELYE.
Amherst College, Mass, Aug. 1873.
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1 am asked my opinion of the Christian Union.
I judge it to be in the front rank of American
Journalism. W. NJ. BARBOUR.
Yale College, Ct, Aug. ISIS.
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wish you would issue an edition of the Chris.
fldn Union in the German language My copy il
always i'm demand among my German friends
who read English, and who believes in the gos-
pei as Christ gave it. JOS. Z. THOMPSON
Germany, Oct. 1873.
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/ take great pleasure in bearing testimony TO
the merits of the Christian Union rs most excel
lent family paper. The variety of its contents
and the ability with which subjects are discussed
give it very high place among the newspapers
of our country. GEO. b. McCLELLAND.
New jersey, Oct, 1873.
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To an Englishman wanting to know how the
currents of thought in America are flowing, it j:
particularly valuable. X. W. DALE.
England, Sept, 1878.
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RICHARDS & COWAN

Last Sunday, some boys while playing
on farm belonging to Mr.. Christy, two
miles north of town, set the prairie on
fine, thinking they could put it out; but
it escaped from their control and burned
up two hay ricks and thirty or forty rods
of fence for Mr.. Christy.
1t is utterly impossible for the editor
of this paper to keep the run of the va
rious changes in real estate. without de-
voting his time entirely to it. That being
impossible, we should be glad to have
our friends notify us of any change of
such nature.
Mr.. Burris recently purchased the shop
formerly owned by Weith & Co. north
side of the square, and has consolidated
the business of the two shops at that
place. Mr. Burris is an energetic worker
and will make q success in blacksmith
and wagon work line.
The relaxation of costs in the tax
BASES will result in saving to the diff
,ferent funds of about thousand dollars
or more. The credit belongs almost en-
tirely to Commissioner Sims of this Dis
trict, although he was seconded by the
entire board.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-23
Clear, frosty nights.
Roads dry and dusty.
Thanksgiving the 18th.

Clear, frosty nights.
| Roads dry and dusty.
Thanksgiving the 18th.
Turkeys are feeling poorly.
The hardware trade Is brisk.
A school girls oath-buy gum.
Saturday last was gloomy day.
Think up your Christmas presents.
Did the penalty catch you the goth
Sausage machines have commenced to
grind.
The apple crop Of Kansas was small
this year.
Several car loads Of hogs were shipped
this week.
Our open fall is just the thing fol-
planting trees.
Mr.. J. w. Baughman is the new post
master at Carlyle.
VIM. Brown buys game from now on
for the city trade.
Chas. D. Briggs & Co. keep a neat
cigar, for nickel.
The old fashioned "husking bee''
should be revived.
Mr.. Bowers new house looms up before
the eyes Of the people.
III don't take long to bust up after a
man quits advertising. =
We need more houses, business and
residence, in the town.
Ladies calling cards kept in stock and
printed for so cents pack.
Take your paper rags, old copper and
brass to Hartman & .Casmire.
The colored folks had good time at
their festival Wednesday night.
Diptheria, tonsilitis and other throat
diseases prevail to some extent.
E. H. Voorhees,, of Garrett, dropped
down to see old friends last Monday.
THE REGISTER stopped over" again
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-09-06

Smooth Tracks, Best Motive Power, Elegant Coaches
Superior advantages for safety and Comfort in man.
agement and equipment Of through trains. Atten-
tive Officers and good eating houses.
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1eoetrp.
OATALlNE'S DEFENCE.

But this will ayoW, that have scOrned,
And s4,ll do scorn, to hide my sense of wrong.
who brands me on the forehead, breaks my sword
Or laws the bloody scourge upon my back,
,vo,d perhaps like to try it out in the back yard
After the Senate adjourns!
B9uished, indeed! thank you fol it,
sTintended to move out of town anyhow.
T held some slack allegiance to this hour,
Rus now my swords my own; and
1yonld like to see the man that will
Attempt to collect my city taxes fol- the year.
Smile on. YOU bald -headed snipes OF the v ey!
Your Consul's merciful-very; but ii he
Dares to touch hair OF Catalina, will
Knock him galey-west and crooked;
For I'm the best little man thai walks
The streets of this burg, and don't you forget it!
Banished from Rome What's banished bat setfree
From daily cont act with the things loathe?
Your organ grinders on every street corner
Your ctizens packing plaster-ofParls images
Around on Gel ar-doorS, and selling them
To our wives for winter-clothing!
Tried and convicted traitor!" Who says this?
Iethim show his head and I'll bust it,
If it costs me forty dollars!
go: but not to leap the gulf one
go: but when I come, twill be the burst
OF ocean in tie earthquake rolling it back
In swift and mountainous ruin. Ia ia
You build my funeral-pe, but your bet blool
Shall ouench the fame! Back, slaves!
7 have a return : cket in my vest-pocket
oil City Derrick.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-09-06
TTENTION WHEAT CROWEKS!!

Don't forget when you 60 to lay in your Fertilizer
for Wheat Crnn that The
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-09-06
THE BRITISH MIXTURE

Was sold by me last season and gave entire sasfae
ton in every case SO far as l have been aDle 1t
learn.
/ offer it with confidence, believing there is NJ
better fertilizer on the market for the price, Whicl
is very low-for cash only.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-09-06

DIVORCES, in any State. without publicity. Send
IL stamp for the law G. r. SIMS, Chicago.
may3ls3m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-09-06

FoRDs HOTEL RICHMOND. VA.
$3.50 PER DAY. $3.50 PER DAY.
Situated in the heart of the CITY, commanding fine
views and adjoining the Capitol Square and Cover.
nOr'S Mansion.
This splendid new hotel, the only one situated
the fashionable port Cd of the city, and adjoiningth
beautiful Capital Park, with its statuary monuments
fountains and flower beds-is newly and elegantly
FURNISHED throughout, and its bill of fare is not ex.
celled in quality and variety by any house in the
State.
There has been recent additions of several splendid
rooms to this spacious house, together with large
and elegantly arranged reception room.
Special suits of rooms always ready for wedding
and large travelling parties. The arrangements are
irstclass in every respect The price Of board has
been fixed-oWing to the great scarcity of money
at the reasonable sum of
$3.50 PER DAY.
The patronage of my friends and the travelling
public are invited to make Fords Hotel their home
A.J. FORD, Proprietor
Late one of the Prop'rs of the Exchange Hotel
steamboat landings. decS9
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las v. BROOKE, JR.,
Hotels.

L RICHMOND, VA.
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PASSENGERS PURCHASING TICKETS VIA
THE
CHESAPEAKE s. OHIO RAILWAY.
Will find it the best and cheapest route to and from
all points
X ST IL w ESTl

CdESAfEAhE " OdlO HALLWAY.
Will find it the best and cheapest route to and from
all points
EAST AND WEST!
Smooth Tracks Best Motive Power Elegant Coaches
Superior advantages for safety and comfort in man
agement and equipment OF through trains Atten-
tive Officers and good eating houses.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
On and after JUNE 9th. lS7SPassenger Trains will
run as follows
WESTWARD. MAIL. EXPRESS.
Leave cave Stanton au1to 2ss 4t.ssA;;M
Millboro, 3.5S +" Sos -"
+. White Sulphur, 50 IS
Kanawha Falls, 500 p NJ I.30P Pm
g Charleston 5.45 3.H
Huntington, $50 545
I" Cincinnati 6.OOAM
CONNECTING WITH ALL LINES WEST
NORTH, MAIL EXPRESS.
Leave Staunton. 1.35P.M 1925 Am
GOrdOnsville, 40" 325 ("
Z" Alexandria, $50 g 7.35 Is
New Yofk, Ss5A. M. 5ioPM.
" Richmond. 8.15 I" 6.45 A. NJ,
Ase '''. H. Allan Altar e. Line M. iiio NJ
G-For all points in the Southern States
Lynchburg Junction with y NJ. R. K. at 22O A. NJ.
Tor lynclDurg ana the South.
Freight and passenger train, No. q leaving Staun-
ton at $40 A. N, connect with Va Midland at Char
lottesville at 11.30 A. NJ. for Lynchburg and the
South,
Passengers leaving Danvile at 9 Is A. M. and
Lynchbnrg at 20 p NJ. arriving at Charlottesville
799 F; n: and Williamson's IN A; N; n-
Mail Trains . run daily, except Sunday. Express
Pullman sleeping car runs with the night trains
and parlor car with the day trains between Wash
ington City and the White Sulphur
For rates. reliable information of routes, maps, bills
tickets and baggage checks, apply to
JH WOODWARD,
Ticket Agent, stanton, Va
CONWAY R. HOWARD, G. P. & T.Ag't.
VIM S. DUNN. Engineer & Supt.
COMMISSIONERS @ OFFICE 2sI1gas .n.,.t .,.+ 1919
Phillips Admir-.
Phillips SC.
All parties interested in the. foregoing cause
pending in the Circuit Court of Augusta comfy
take notice! that have fixed upon
the 18th day of September, aaert,
at my office, in staunton, to state and SETTLE
Decd in the order Of priority.
End. An account of the Admins ration of Ed
ward Echols, as administrator of S Travers Phillips
and all persons holding claims against the said S.
Travers Phillips which have not been delivered to
the administrator, are required to come before me
and prove them on or before that day.
JOHN M. KINNEY,
aug.34t Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
v STAUNroN, August zlst, 1878
Massee VS.. Parker,
and
Steele vs. Parker
All parties interested in the foregoing CONSOLE
dated causes pending in the Circuit Court Of Angus
ia county; take notice! that have fixed upon the
18th day of September, meGt,
at my office in Staunton to state,
1st An account of the transactions of S. TraverS
Phillips, dec'd special Receiver Of the fund In
these causes
End. An account of all payments made ON the
debts heretofore reported in these causes when BY
whom and to whom made.
At which time and place you are required to attend
without further notice,
JOHN NJ. KINNEY,
aug234t COm'r in Chancery,
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EducatiOnal.

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, VA.
This time-honored institution opens oepte1 ner
18th, 1873. Among the first schools lor youf' oo'
in the South.
ABLE CORPS OF TEACHERS
Surroundings beautiful. Climate unsurpassed
Patronized by sevn1teen states.
TERMS.-Board. washing, lights, English, Latin
French, for each half Of scholastic yeaf, $ll5
For Catalogues address,
REV. VIM. A. HARRIS, D. D.,
iuJv2e.2m Staunton Va.
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As Agent for the manufacturers Of Chemicals and
other ingredients for Fertilizers will state that
orders for anything in this line left with me will
have prompt attention, and be filled at the lowest
market prices. Stock kept in store of Vitrol, Pot
ash, Soda, &c.
For further information, call on
JAMES FL. BLACKLEY,
(Slccessor to Powell q Backley,)
aug16-ot Staunton, Va.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-29
MINED UP.

I've wandered throu. b the village Tom,
Along with An.is Lee.
To listen to the moekins bird.
In the cottage By the zee.
Reid's bay mare can be beat
while coming through the re;
LIST ne kiss him for his mother.
says the spider 10 the hy.
The coiorsd girl and poor old Ned
Nov svcii cur Nssionsl song
I'D ofi-r thee this hand Of mine
But tahs your time Mlss Long.
I'm lonely since my mother died;
Susanna. don't yoa cry;
Were ali nod ling through the worids
Then loot. hog OF die.
Hark hear an angel sing.
All I daddy. he's struck lie
Were coming. father Abraham.
Along with Annie Lyle.
The cong my mother used TO .sing,
The weArin< of the green
The girl left behind NE
To-day 10 sweet sixteen
The nice young man and Fsiry halle
Are swinging IN the lane
Tas captain with his ~hiskers
Has uaarry Ing On the brain.
We will rally round the nAz. boys.
For Johpny stole the ham
Yankee Doodle. HAIL Columbia
And don't eAre-a cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-29

VIZ don't bAlisve that story that King
Humbert tells OF an American female
Who addressed him thus at court ball
in Rome "You must be- tired. prince,
wont you set down and rest your
trotters awhile ?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-29

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Scientific
Ameriola wants to know "how human
skin can be tanned" He must have
been remarkably good boy when he
went TO school not to have learned that
among the other branches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-29

CuARLEs Francis ADAMS says that
personally he had "a great respect -"
Tor the late Earl Russell. This makes
IL all right Tor the earl in the place to
which he has gone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-29

Now lot Punch print picture OF the
Peace Congress, representing all the
delegates smiling at each other. with
one hand in each hip-pocket toying
with the hsir-trigger OF q peace maker.