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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-20

At one time brother c. sniTcrei the
loss of number of 6ne she,.p out uf hrs
.hock. aud. Shatever night have hssis his
susr,iri"ns. tailed To obtain adequate e,i-
denrc to convict the rerson suspected II the
criminal act. Just about this time. in
season oi relIginus ints'esf. per@,r"f very
IndIacren: previous character lesame in's-
rested in the mreings. and flally came n
hnthrr G. aud confessed that he vas
the ofFrnirr. aud had wirkeily slolob In
sheep. he quite humbly asked forgive
ne.s. aud proposed very property to pay sor
the stolen sheep. Brother e. resolved
him With his a.ual g@'d n4tare: ani in
stead nf ssttIng a sticc' himself upbK iTis
sheep. said. Well. veil brother. what ,la
you think they are WORTH With a pa
thetic :une Of s"icr. the nsw prniirni sn-
swered. The Lrd told me TO conc aud rsy
you q dollar sad halr apiece fcr a,.s
Sheep Pay il. ihen.' sid hr"thsr e.
lsery quickly: bur dan'i want the lard ~
price any more ~ my she"pr 80"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-20

TonaxTo. Nat g --Adrices ffrm New.
l"uualani state thst the Colonial ti"srr".
m~nt hss been requested hy cable de-
patch frun the .fmrign Office n ls.ad..n.,
IL send r,s,s,vrspt respecting ihe P"stmnr
Hay tr"nllr. Tie g.sr has been prepared
by the Nesfaundlaud goseInmrn;. shaving
that the Amrrisan rfess were rieialing
10th Tie treaty aud Colonial fishery laws,
aud cantrnd,ng that Amrrica" ishefarn.
shsn 10 Ncsl,undl ,Hd waters are beuud
r,,aalIy with Nsslaanil,nd a,hermsn 10
reject the gsaer,l laws II the eolony.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-20
RAII.nRnAn sI..,rGnTER.

J.B fairs wss tie hsmr OF ihs'ss,eh.
msn killed s.ine nights -" "i, the All.
Lir .ailnad. Tie was the ws,shman u;
Sna'h Tiger bridge Ilr Lad Lrrsl srIeep
aud just n The train came u!Hnm ,he bridge
he s'.pis.i pui oa ihe track ln frAt u tlle
rnglUr. fsl.led his e,e.. rrii.niiy no, ,rt
Awake. t"k nmahcr sep E.rsaid aud whs
Just ihrn arnrk Ly The h~rm"atyc aud
lsreipiiated 10 the gr"und Lei"w. ils
lived about Tire. hour.
The uaiehmsa killsi at sol,h Tiger ih"
ther night !. ~ lin .rr Kr,s's tcnih " ~.
Though rarlnl rannrr. h- las ser, bad
lnrk 10 this fe.I.-~,. lIr has ki.l.l IIres
men within The pat thee manths. VIZ W
~. berry. snoihrr rngius go ihr same
rad. ha, le~u tInn,ng tarnty. i've year.
and has he,rT kilcI man. --IhaIluitr
OISerref: .4*
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-20
Stated alrli carlina, ,s.,'',, .". s. Is",'' ,.'.

Stated alrlh Carolina, '..,'',, -. s.' '"",' '.'.
ORdg0E COUNTY
Onier n PH,liwiioa. s......
Cave ~. G'onkiin. A.Ia'r. u ALncr Couk-
lin Deed.
agiiHsf
William Canklin, Jahn Gankiin. Hoitba
Cs,nklin. Mansuni Gates aud Sailis his
wife, william GaIrr and Jane hi- aIie.
willinm Grxwfnri nnd Margaret lsls
wife. alnI Alfred cankIlu.
rI,Ilis = prp~ewding rs fhr Admlnisirainr 10
L maks rial ezafr a-sff- 10 has hands 10 ~
The dslfs sfthe slrrrarsl: sud 4 splrarins O. The
sslfisrtlpn aftlse f'aart tiaf AMrrl .nksIn ssnr
q ihr hciss at Law ~ thr imia.taIr y n.n rr-t-
drnt n ihls stmtr anil hz. nm iHirT.ef in the
lAnd u iorrs~sru ly thi. rguTrrallng..
u !. th<wfsrr sni~rrd that puhlkailo be
made In ~ hiti.iara Ilersaslrr, = mw.Inisf
rulli.hed IN IIEll=issrs far slx -tsrr,si,e nrks,
naslIitlnx tlsr sald Alfrd cssmktu 20 ~ aud aIl.
I~ar lrlcrr The t.l.sk ~ sisr sulrriar G.au a
tseangv uunfs u hl~ efhsw In illlI-is ra. uiiha
tlw sid timif- ~ pirad sn-wrF ~ slrnin ~ Jndg.
lasui VIM " asai-d fsr The relsri drmaade N
GRa. LAWS. ci,ri.
"et 10 c. Sapersi Court.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE


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NOTICE or REDEMPTION
storey County Court House Bonds.

OpFicE OF The BOARD OF COUNTY
" Commissioners of storey eOuaty, Nevada
Notice is hereby givrn that Il .exular Heetlng
Of sAld Board. held 81 their once on the vth
day of January. A. n. ISIS. II appeu'ns that
tnere wu not -ufficisni amount of b'hd pre-
seated f1r redemytion In Aecor,lsnce ~.th the
notice heretofore published. to exhaust the
sum of money In ssii fund. TO b, u.-d i.t he
redemption of Storey County cour' House
hands. IL was determined BY ~; that the follow
ing bonds -hoaid be redeemed. to Wit; No-
10. n. %, ~ ~ sc. u. I, IL. -. $50 -, ~, 81
10. y, "a, ". o.. %. -, n. 81 and 20. aid thai
the -ame we're declared to be redeemed, and
that the h,ld-r- therrOf. OF eseh and ai' OF sad
bonds, are h-rebs notified thai they eau receive
payment therefor. principal snd inter -. upon
the presentation Of said btni or bonds On the
.County Treasurer of SAID storey county aud
tnat the interest upon said buds - declared
to be rsse.m>si -hall Geese And t.fminats Alter
ten DAYS from the date h~rrof.
In witness whereof I nave herrunto set nv
hand and sffiteL the seal of sad Board this ssh
dsv OF January. A. ID. ISIS.
lL.sl J. y McSahLASD County Clerk.
hy d. q. Tuonr-oS, Deputy Clerk iaiOtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14
Mr. 0ufey Swears on.

o o'clock, A. ~" lay my hand on
INV heart and forever forswear the use Of
intoxicating beverages.
10 A. NJ" No. thank you. lay
INV hand on my heart, and forever Tor
swear the use OF intoxicating beverages.
II NJ" Nnck. don drink. Laid
INV han ON IN heart = morning. an
forever iorsxoro the use OF intoxicating
beverages -. -,
han ON my heart 'sh morning, and fr
aver forswore tn use Of intoxicating
b.veragesh." ,,
2P. NJ" Firsh time doesh'nt count:
But 'sh morning Laid m'-hic- hand
ommy heart. snd forever torswofe use
Of intoxicating bsyalges."
IP. n" Settsmupa.ain Thish
lash time. Laymy han nommy-hic
heart, aud inll ever toshwear uss OF
intoxicated bellavages.
lOP NJ" Lamrod. I'LL tn fut- ful
-hic l--iuf-flowing bo - bic i-owl
He'sh Jolly geo fui-feller. Lesh lei
lever f'shwsar ueo Of tochshicadel be''
m so p. ~" whoop pee ! I'm al
d'i 'Smatter' th your New mind
bootsch; allus sheep ith EN- on. Lssh
fever fshwear-hic-toeksh-fshwsar
tockshy-tocksh-tockshsadl-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

81 90 LOT.
One pair Sleeve Buttons. stone settling.
one set 90 spiral shirt Studs.
Que heavy band Enlargement Ring.
Que set C1) Engraved lirscelet..
UDs LAd,e-' lsng Guard or Neck ChAin.
One Engrsv-d Miniature Lockct, for above.
q Q ,,ent's heavy link sAieh Cham.
one Lake Qeorrs Diamond Stud.
81 90 LOT.
Ou. i.siie.' Neck Chain and Charm.
one Ladies' heavy uuard Chsin for watch.
Oas .-t Pin aud kAr king-, Amethyst.
UDe eitrz nus Miniature Lockst.
Oae Can-o zeal Rirg.
Oue vvry heavy Wedding or Insasement Ring.
on ti-nt's h-avy Naicn Chain with ChAfm'
O.s L.ks ti-onse Cluster Pin.
one pair CaI heavy band Bncelets.
The retail price OF the articles In each saml
al for the lot: foe example, our 81 lot r.t.is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14
roMMY's DREAM.
on. rmr sssaaArur DIXON.

on, rnE steaRAruf DIXON.
I haze my seogrsph, lsssou
It, nothing bat nonsense and na'e-'
To boiher ne 80 svr,y morning.
ne really the grsaisst OF sh>nies-
Tts bro..ks, the, dow lnto The river-.
And the river nsw into The -es:
I hope for my paf'. they enjoy y.
hut ~hat does u mAitsr TO ins'
oflsie. even more I've ei.liiedit.
Anl NOR. flsagte able II seems.
eyrr .iuce tbs sad evening last Winter.
Wh.n had IN. most nlght'ul Of df.ams-
i,housht ths, great horrid monster
stood snddeniy thsrv Ia my ROOM
A trt .htful geography denOn
Envsiopei In darkness and gloom;
III. body and head iks m ,un's'n.
A volcano on top Toe . hsi I
M. arms aud his Isgs were like rivers.
with brook round hi. meek for eravai.
re Oh my poor trembling shoulder
his nns .rs. cold. elsmmy and long.
And hxing h sred eyes upon me.
Hs ruarsd firth this horrible song;
-csms cone rise and e,rue
Awsy ts the banks q IN. Muskingumi
itn ,xs o'er thu bsnks OF rImbucktos
Wlth the psaf of Truerids lust In Nies.
And The esfsr.ets d sP a., the pate moon.hite.
A. they dAncs DER the ellis OF Brsndywine.
"P,es dee rice and dee
Away 10 the banks of the rombisbesi
We'll pa-. by AlAskA'- nOwvrs strand.
WHERE the emerald tover- "a Psktn stand
Wen pas them by. and VII fest s~hle
ON Nj kin.c's truptc l-l-;
whlle the apes of hsrhary iri-k around,
And the pnro,s crow with aloyey sound.
.IiIs HE rice and hie
A~.y 10 the bsnl- % the lang.tszehi
Th@r- the giant uoaHtsln. ot O-hto,h siand.
And tue ioebsrgs s'sn thrOugh the i.isins
while the el.psan, ats oa th- palm tree high.
And toe csnhib.l. feat GA bad boy ple'
.ao 20 rise and 90
Away b, tn. banks ot The Hosfg.ho
IN. t- tn, Chicks-sw sachsfn mikes MS Fa.
And the ks'tl. boil. and ws't- Or thse.
Wei, smI'e thee. obi ant s,'ll lay thee low
Oa the D-saliinl hanks of hoans'h0.
.rhe.- terrible words ~rre still souuditg
like trumtst. and drum. thr'uxh M ms h'n. -.
When ih- monster elatehsd tightly my
And ar.r,ei me hall out of bel.
Ia terror eluas to the bed r0.t;
Iut th- falthle.s bed lost br 10,
screamed out loud N my anguish.
An suddenly awok'.
n. va. gone. Bat can o, forget him.
tn. ie.rfi' geography sprite.
liz he my nr-t thoaght In TIE m rnihs
lie ha. my lssl -hnddsf 81 nisht
In Won blame ne or haiing my lesson
I.u .tr.nFe thA u frigLtful should -emf
OR that -h ula NOR aud morr abhor y
since had thai most horrisl" dfr'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

The ri price lot amounts 70 exactly ten 's e pnc
iot example. for $o our % tf%$ $
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

An Irishmsn. seeing . vessel very
heavily laden and scarcely above the
waters edge. exclaimed; Upon my
sowl II the river was but little higher
the ship would go to the bottom"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

A rurrxRIso professor say. 1.-The
Dog Star is no star at all. IL Is app
pup. planet"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

BEowS ha. been 80 often dsceived by
the chicken at his boarding'houss that
he now calls il the mocking.birj.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

A WITNESS in Western court was
asked II the party to the suit was not a
truthful man. "No." he answered.
>. he'd sooner lie at sixty days than tell
bs truth for cash"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.
WATCHES! JEWELRY!

oxAISE GOLD PARIS Was as rEsT u.
y
improved IsnsrJ nsy a. %
Of onesenth the
for experts 70 as ' ~
or has O. All
and
havep up
lJanuuyi I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

LlpY-"And just put a tint OF car
mino ON the cheeks, and not too much,
you know. Photographer" Exactly.
madam, / perfectly understand; about
M much as YOU havs on nowl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING rt'i,fS
n against the Justice Mining Company up 70
January I. ISIS, will ple.ss rfe-snt them Al
~oce 20 the Investigating Committee. No IN ,.
H.yw.rds Builiine. No. tia California street.
san Francisco. The it-n- of 81 bills are ~
Snessed. NO v POfE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-09
MEMPHIS. TENN SATURDAY EVENING MARCH g. 1878.

don about the prisoner and started
for the police station. The crowd
followed and threw stones, hitting
several Of the police, and in their
turn the latter made liberal use
of their clubs. At the station,
which was reached with diff
Guilty, he officers were rein
forced, and eight more of the stu
dents were arrested. Subsequently
they were bailed by Professor Sum-
ner and Tutor Graves, and when
their cases came up this morning in
the police court all but one were
mulcted the usual amount in such
cases, 81 fine and S.. .29 costs. The
case of the one who is accused OF
the original kick was continued.
After the arrests the counts agents
appeared at the police station, and
announced that the management
had no complaint to make, and
hoped the students would not be
prosecuted. In the row one stu.
dent received a severe scalp wound
some inches in length, and several
others were roughly handled. Near
ly all the officers engaged in the
affair were more or less bruised
and two windows were broken by
missiles,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-09

personal adieu, according to the
Graphic, were Mrs. Benjamin Wood
and Mrs. John Anderson. The
carriage Of the first lady was, in
deed, accepted by the princess for
her journey to the steamer, Mrs.
Wood and the count accompanying
her. Mrs. Anderson accompanied
Mile Michelini in a second carriage.
On their arrival at the steamer the
party were met by the first officer
who conducted them to their apart
ments amidship. The princess, who
is a lady apparently forty years of
age, was dressed in rich travelling
suit Of black silk trimmed with
velvet. Her face, thin and almost
colorless, showed the traces of a
severe illness, but retained much Of
its impressive beauty. The ladies
who had accompanied her to the
ship remained until a few moments
of its sailing.
A special dispatch from Wash
ington says:
The attention of this government
has not been brought to the out
rage committed by the attempt to
blackmail the Princess Souvaroff in
New York. AS soon as the Rus
sian minister submits the case to
the secretary of state, Mr.. Evarts
will direct, under the law and our
treaty with Russia, a full investiga-
tion, with instructions to secure
the arrest and punishment of the
offender. If the local authorities
Of New York should detect and
punish him in the meantime, the
government would report the fact
officially to the government Of
which the princess is a subject,
commencing at the same time the
result. In the absence of all knowl
edge of the facts the state depart.
ment is unwilling to say whaI
would be, other than in a genera
way, the procedure under the case
as 1T appears in the public prints
The blaokmailing letter having beer
sent through the postoffice, the
writer is amenable in the United
States courts to a fine or imprison.
ment under section 54S of the re-
viSed statutes, and if caught, will b
prosecuted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-09

read, "0neida drug store" There
appeared to be a sufficient
amount of perfectly satisfactory
evidence that here somewhere is
the vicinity of Oneida. Presently
one of the passengers, after a great
effort, raised a car window and
called to a lounger on the platform
What station is this?"
The lounger said, "0neida."
"0h," the passenger said, and
sank back in his seat with an air OF
great satisfaction.
When the train was pulling out
Of the station an intelligent-look-
ing passenger, who had been chew
ing tine-cut trying to breed pesti-
lence in the car all the way from
Chicago, asked another passenger,
in tone of lauguish, bored in
difference:
"What town is this?"
Oneida, " was the reply.
And the Indifferent passenger
rose up and plunged for the door,
shouting, "Stop Hold onl Stop
Stopw He jumped off the car
sidewaysand plowed into the ground
with his shoulder. He got on his
feet and ran after the car, shrieking
and gesticulating, whils the intelli-
gent brakemen, comprehending the
situation, tossed his carpet-bag, hat
box, paper parcel, shawl-strap
bundle, newspaper, oyershoes, and
other things through the open win
dow out on the stretching wastes Of
the measureless prairie. We don't
suppose that man got his thing:
gathered up in week. And We
believe that to this day, as oft as he
sits down in his home at Oneida to
write a letter, he pauses at the date
line, hesitates, polses his pen in the
air, and calls out to the nearest in
telligent being:
"What is the name of this sta
tion?'
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MORE COLLEGE ROWS.
Yale students Fighting she PoIiea
Count JORanes, "rha Umcrushed
TraEedimB," The Cause of the
Trouble.

Yale students Fighting she Police
Count JORanes, "Tha Uncrush ed
TraEedinB," Ihe Cause of the
TrOuble.
A special dispatch from New
Haven, Connecticut, dated the 9th
ult., says:
George, the Count Joannes,
played Richard III at Music Hall
last evening. There was large
audience, mainly made up of stu
dents. Glass lines were as strongly
marked as ever, sophomores occu-
pying the west gallery and fresh
men the east. The latter were
nearly all armed with the heavy
changers " with which they "swung
out" on February 22d, and the noise
which could be produced by pound
ing the floor and seat-b backs with
them was tremendous. Many of
the boys, too, had their pockets full
of beans, which they either threw
or projected through glass tubes in
the direction of the titled actor.
The Count made several speeches
during the performance, in the
course Of which he urged upon his
auditors not to initiate the "iack.
asses of New York." and appealed
to them to respect the ladies, if not
him. 1t was all in vain, however,
and the performance was very sim
liar to those at the Lyceum Theater,
in New York. A perfect babel Of
noise was kept up, beans ratified
about the Counts nose, a horn was
blown at intervals, and the actors
were encouraged with such remarks
as lively fancy suggested to the
student mind. An estimable citi-
zen attempted to interfere, saying
that he had known the Count in
the New York courts, and begging
a hearing for him, but was only
greeted with ieers and the cry,
Another Uncrushed." Whenever
the Count made a speech, whether
it was to threaten to ring down the
curtain or to proclaim that he, too,
had the reputation Of being schol-
ar, his remarks were received with
the widest applause and he was
heartily urged to go on. He was
called out at the end of every act,
and during the intervals the au-
dience accompanied the orchestra's S
music with singing or whistling.
The riotous proceedings grew worse
and worse as the play proceeded,
and in the last act Richards body
guard had to protect their faces
with their battie.axes and were
nearly driven off the stage under
the hot shower of beans which fell
upon them.
After the curtain fell for the last
time the students assembled in
front Of the hall, with loud calls for
the count to make them a speech
from bis dresSing-room window.
He failed to appear, bHt when his
carriage arrived the crowd wanted
to unhitch the horses and drag the
actor to his hotel. The six OF
seven police Officers present at
tempted to clear the sidewalk and
one Of them received a kick of more
or less force, The best Of feeling
does not exist between the student
and the "peeler," as a policeman is
called here, and the officer prompt
yarrested college boy as the often
der. There was y cry of "Yalel
Yalep and lhe crowd rushed upon
the officer. He was promptly aided
lby his comrades, who formed a cor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-09

Six hundred and forty.one hymn books
were presented to the queen of Spain at
her wedding. Where's your country do
nation party now2-[New York CONNER.
cial Advertiser. And yet she sweetly
said that there was but one him that she
loved, and that she got to hum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-09
Arrival Of Trains.

EXpress..,.. p m
sssss'o. 10 A. IN
Pullman Palace Cars on either train to Louis
Vile, and on Night train to Nashville.
For tickets or Information. apply at Ticket
Office, 287 Main, Northwest corner Madison
JAS. MONTGOMERY, Sup't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent.
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