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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

There are few words with moro mean.
ines than that of "folio." When ap.
piled to q newspaper it means four.
page paper; when applied to 9 book it
means one with sheets once folded; it is
also q page in an account book; and,
lastly, lawyers use the word to signify
certain number Of words,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30
Lights and Shadows.

"Into each life some rain must fall. sS
Into all eyes some tear-drops start, ss4
Whether they fall as gentle shower
Or drop. like fire, from An aching heart.
Into all hearts some sorrow must creep, 3
Into all souls some doubtiDgs come,
Lashing the waves Of LIES great deep =
From dimplipg waters to seethirg foam.
Over all pathways some clouds must lower,
Under all feet some sharp thorns spring, q
Tearing the flesh to bleeding wounds,
Or entering the heart with their bitter sting
Upon all brows rough winds must blow,
Over all shoulders Cross must be lain,
Bowing the form in its lofty height
Down to the dust in bitter pain. ~
Into all hands is some duty thrust,
Unto all arms some duty given,
Crushing the heart It's dreary weight,
Or lifting the soul from earth to heaven. s
Into all hearts and homes and lives
Gods dear sunshins comes streaming down
Gliding the ruins of Hfe's great plain
Weaving for all the golden crown.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

The consolidated and floating debt OF
Turkey now amounts to about 81 1,0O0,-
900, 900, and the annual expenditures
greatly exceed the revenue.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

America is represented in Rome by
seventeen sculptors and eighteen pain
tors.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

Why is nail, driven fast into stick
of timber, like decrepit old nnanr Be-
cause it's in firm. -....
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

There were only 1900 twenty.cent
pieces coined in 1876, and they are said
to be worth $1.50 apiece.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

Newspapers are used IN many schools
in the West instead Of reading books.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

Two men of st. Paul have patented
an express and postal car to be made OF
bullet. proof iron, fixed with brakes and
a coupler that may be operated from the
inside, and with springs by which the
doors and windows may be instantly and
violently closed at the will of the in
mates. There are loopholes and various
other means OF defence against train rob-
bers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

Queue cutting in the San Francisco
prisons has been forbidden by an iniunc-
ton during the trial of the lawsuit In
volving the legality of the practice. It
is now said that, contrary to general be-
lief, the preservation of the queue has
no religious significance to Ohinaman.
It was introduced into Cnina by tho
Tartar conquerors in the seventeenth
century, and its adoption by the Chinese
was one of the conditions Of recovering
common privileges and. social standing
with the 7ictors. It is simply barbario
fashion, and indicates that tho wearer is
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

Mrs. Anna Wittenmyer, president of
the Woman's National Temperance
Union, is at work in Canada, organizing
women's temperance societies.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

At Long Point, Tex, the colored peo-
pie put bells upon the necks of their
children to keep them from getting lost
in the high weeds that surround the
town.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

During the year ending in May last
fifteen slave ships we're condemned on
the west coast of Africa, and sixty slaves
set at liberty. The traffic in slaves be-
tween Mozambique and Madagascar
continues, althou gh the queen of the
latter country has considerably dimin.
ished it.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30
FINELY TOPICS.
The population of Japan is "a, 1873, ,504,
an increase of 126, 391 since 1876.

The recent obsequies at Notre Dame
in memory of Theirs cost S18, 0G0.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

A melancholy farmer, hot.
With his old gun crammed with shot,
Was sitting by his melon lot. =.
Three weeks he had this vigil kept,
Tasted no food nor even slept, -
Yet all the while the bad 90! 8 crept
Among his melons, where they ate :.
Enough to kill ten men, but fa'e
DEGREES that small boys stuffed di-late. s
This maddened farmer, nigh inaane, :.
Thus watched and prayed, but all in vain.
The L ,ys preyed too-ard none were slain
Just at this awful time there trod
Up to the farmer, with nod,
An agent for ightning.rod. ,
"Good morning. Sir" he sweetly spsks /,
"My lightning-rod you'd better take; Z
Tney are the best; jass let me make
"Oh, spare your rods!" the farmer said.
And aimed the gun straight at his head.
he shot that agent-not quite dead.
The bullets hattened at his feet;
he picked one up, and smiling sweet,
Presented 1t; no ne'er was beat.
"Now. farmer" said he. oh 90 sleek. q,
"Just buy rod; then ycu may wreak
Your vengeance on tie other cheek !"
-0a Say D0rfsk.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

James 81. Slater, the new United
States senator from Oregon, is an old
settler, having gone thither when the
Territory was almost wilderness. He
is an Illinois man, ffty-two years Of age:
and a lawyer of prominence for many
years. he was a member of the Terri
torial legislature, and subsequently OF the
State legislature, and in 1870 was elected
to Congress, serving one term. He
defines himself as Democrat opposed
to imitation, but in favor of substituting
grceubacks for national ban notes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

The official statement of the cotton
crop of America for the year 1877.'78,
foots up as follows: Receipts at all ports,
4, 1884, 1870; overland movement, 295, 306;
Southern consumption, IA, 1869; total
crop, 4, ,773, S65.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

Chicago's barking girl is put in the
shade by the cat Laby of Racine, Wis, 4,
which news like cat in distress, has
claws instead of nails, mouth like that
of cat, and an arm resembling cats
paw.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

Gold closed at 1904 says q financial
dispatch. We are all right on the ., what
we want is the 1O0.-Breaktast Table.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

The wonderful vitality of Loman Grit
GIN, who has lately died in Lodi, O.,
aged LOG, WAS shown by the fact that he
breathed several days after his limbs
we're lheless, although he had not eaten
for q week,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

The emperor of Brazil has invited
eminent doctors from Europe to Rio
Janeiro to study on the spot the true
character of yellow fever. and discover
remedy for it. Several have accepted
the call.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

An invention which merits notice has
just been introduced into parts of Ger
many. The invention consists OF milk
can, so arranged that the milk can be
poured ont to the last drop, but not a
drop of water can be added to it. In the
ordinary tin lid, which is securely locked
with q paddock after the can has been
filled, is placed a brass valve, which
opens outwards. When the can is
tipped to let the milk out the valve
opens and the milk flows out; but, to
add water, the can must naturally be in
an upright position, when the valve
closes by its own weight, and prevents
any water flowing in.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

It is not strange that cholera RACES in
India, where cleanliness and hygiene are
seldom thought of. AS an instance Of
the general intelligence, sail village
in the presidency OF Madras was lately
invaded by the scourge, and out of D
population of 100, ffty-six were attacked
and thirty-four died. Medicines we're
sent to the place, and the messenger
who carried them found the natives
washing the clothes of the cholera
patients in a large well that supplied
drinking water for the town. Examples
of this sort are constantly occurring.
Ignorance Stays many more than disease
does in every part of the East.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

loves you very much indeed. You had
best be his wife, I think, and then, nc
matter if you have been the least bit
fast or indiscreet, people will forget all
about it. But of course, if you persist
in ignoring the wishes of your relatives,
you would not find it pleasant here
among people like my punctilious
guests"
"Thanks," smiled the young lady
but whether the smile was Of irony OF
gratitude the adviser could not decide.
And while she was specializing rather
obviously upon the subject. Beth finish
ed all artistic arrangement of misty tulle
about her iaunty hat and golden braids,
and vanished into the street.
Beth was an orphan, and until the be-
ginning of the year that was nearly
past, had been dependent for home
upon brother much older than herself,
and who had treated her kindly and gen.
erously until she refused the devotion
of Hiram Wells, whom he favored.
"Hiram is my dearest friend, Beth. "
he had said to her, persuasively sever
since we were in college together, I
have dreamed that some time he might
be nearer and dearer still. Do you re-
member the time he saw you first ? 1t
was summer day, and you we're little
maid Of twelve years. Your yellow hair
hung below your waist, and was gar
landed with blue violets. With your
white muslin skirts gathered up from
your bare limbs, you were waGing
through the water after lilies. He loved
you then, Beth, and his love has in
creased with your years. he is wealthy
and handsome, and he wants you for a
wife. I cannot understand why you
have refused him."
because I dislike him." averred the
girl, "and since I refused him have
learned to despise him thoroughly. He
has shown himself revengeful and un-
manly"
"Iu what wsy?" inquired her brother,
incre,!ulously.
"He has tried to part me from my
friends" asserted Beth Indignantly.
"I have seen the sIeers and shrugs with
which he has tried to traduce me. He
is q polished cheat, q dissembler without
soul or conscience. All ! it is very easy
The silver state., 1878-12-18

The recount by the Board of County
Commissioners of the ballots polled at
the recent election revealed the fact OF
u Central Pacific Railroad expense or
freight bill having been voted at Mount
Rose precinct by a qualified elector.
1t was considered au independent
ticket, as the railroad agent had re-
ceipted the bill. 1t bore on its face the
certificate of the Inspector of Election
to the effect that it was put in the bal.
lot box by the Judges OF Election. to
whom it was handed neatly folded by a
legal voter.
The silver state., 1878-12-18
Pine Mats.

The Comstockers have just dis
covered that pine nuts have medicina
properties. and are an excellent ren edy
for bronchial affections and kidney dis.
eases, facts known 10 Humbo ldters for
years. The nuts are in great demand
iu Virginia City. but the supply is very
limited, and anybody having auy
quantity of them to dispose of, can Fl iud
ready purchasers at good prices, on the
COmstock,
The silver state., 1878-12-18
AN USRsEixBCE WITNESS.
Testimony sirat Cost Humid reds of
Dollars AMI Perhaps a Life.

testimony bfat Cost Hundreds of
Dollars AMI Perhaps a Life.
Last October j.. G. Abbott. of Stein
Mountain. well known aud extensive
cattle dealer, was waylaid about z
O'Clock i'm the evening by three rufians
while on the way from Hofnan's s store
to the residence OF his brother and gar
roted and robbed. Mr.. Abbott was
seriously injured by the stranging to
which he was subj j-cted. and from the
effects of which he has not fully re.
covered Three men were arrested for
the OHonse, aud Que of them, named
Hagerman. turned States evidence.
and the others, Harrison aud johnson.
we're committed upon his evidence to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
Johnson escaped from Jail. aud, while
attempting to get away from the officer
who recaptured him. was shot in the
back aud now lies in critical con.
ditIon in the county hospital. Har-
rison also escaped from jul. bat was
recaptured and had several indictments
found against him by the late
Grand Jury. Meantime H,german
was permitted to run at large,
though we believe provided for at the
expense of the county. Hs is a regular
visitor at Chinatown. where, it is said.
he lodulges In opinm smoking Yes.
terday he was ctled as witness in the
Case OF the State VS. Harrison In the
District Court. aud his testimony was a
plain contradiction of what he swore ia
at the preliminary examination. There
having been no othex evidence against
Harrison. the jnry. under the in
structions of the Court found verdict
Of not guilty. aud on motion of the Dis.
trict Attorney. he was discharged
Thus ends Case which has cost Hum
boldt county at least $4,000 and John
son perhaps his life. 1t looks III
though HagerInan ought to be sent tc
State Prison for perjury.
The silver state., 1878-12-18
The. Board Of Com m,s.ioners.

The Board of Commissioners trans
acted no business of Importance yester-
day in consequences of the unavoid able
absence of the District Attorney aud
Clerk. who were Obliged to attend the
District Court. After the first of jan
nary there will be but three terms of
the District Conrt annually. snd these
officers will have ample opportunity to
attend the quarterly meetings of the
Board of Commissioners,
The silver state., 1878-12-18
Proc.

In the case of the State vs.. j. II.
Harrison, which came up in the Dis
trict Court yesterday for trial. u jury
was empanueled aud the prosecuting
witness. n young man named Hager-
man. who was the principal witness for
the State. denied every material aliega
ton III the indictment, aud TO which he
had sworn at the preliminary examinA.
tios of Harrison in Justices Court.
This Of course left the prosecution
withon, case, and ON motion of the
District Attorney the Court instructed
the jury TO find the defendant not
guilty, which they accordingly did. aud
Harrison Was discharged. he was in
dicted tor robbing j. G Abbott las,
October.
The silver state., 1878-12-18
.>a,mon foe ,h. H.msola,.

The Reno Journal says that Fish
Commissioner Parker has about 20o,.
900 young salmon at his Matching es
adjustment, all healthy and lively,
where they are being fed aud cared fol
until they are large enough to be
planted in the humboldt river. The
fry are now about the size of small
minnows.
The silver state., 1878-12-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE PARADISE nINEs.
Good Prospects in Every Loca ton in
the Mineral Belt.

tho mineral Belt
PARADISE, New. Dec. 16.
ED. Silver STATE Since my last,
there has nothing occurred here either
startling or unexpected. The outlook
TO- the Paradise mines aud the little
town of Spring City is most encourag-
ing. The mines are astonishing the
most sanguine
THE PARADISE MINING COMPANY
Are taking out very rich ore from their
shaft From what We kuow here of the
mine, aud feeling assured of the per-
manency OF the same, il is singular IN
us that the stock should remain at SO
low figure. The ore houses will soon
be completed, then Will commence the
shipment OF ore for reduction. The
manner in which the WORK has been
carried on shows that the Superlntend.
ent understands his business.
THE BIG PRIZE NINE
superintendent Walker) is shipping
ore that is very rich In native, horn
and suIphurets of silver, and l shoulc
judge would mill three hundred dollars
per ton. Qlite force of men are at
work extracting ore from this niue.
THE ALPINE
Is looking well. aud bids fair from its
location as We'll as its merits, to be one
OF the best lodges In the mineral belt.
THE WILD GOOSE
Is lovking we'll. Some very fine ore is
| Low being taken out of the ioclIne.
THE MAMMOTH,
Or Mt. Rose Mining Company's mine,
! Superintendent Colonel W. L. Il. bio
son, Is proving richer than the Superin
! tendeut III his widest dreams ever ex.
peeled. la the face of tn tuunel the
ore Is very rich. Eighty feet. west If
the tuunel the ledge is IL feet wide, =
feet of which is ore that will assay five
bundred TO two thousaud dollars per
ton. The hanging wlll is birdseye
porphyry, while the foot wall is black
jack p proving 1t to be "a contact ledge
aud q true assure vein. There is about
GU tons OF the above described quartz
ore now on tue dumps. Colonel Rob-
inson has road very nearly completed,
grade about foot in 8. As soon az
completed, the Colonel proposes to
bulid al ore house, also boarding
| house at the mine. We have had no
snow or other bad weather to interfere
with mining operations. West OF Bat
termilk canyon. L. j. Shay's mine,
THE LITTLE HUMBOLDT,
Is showing fae ore-uorn silver and
ruby; formatsen, granite and porphyry.
THE BATIsTA
Ledge, situated about two thousand
feet west of the Mammoth, is begin
ming to show tine ore. aud it is thought
at depth of itty feet the ore Will be as
good as any in the camp. Riconzoni.
Forney Il Holcomb are the owners.
Success attend them.
PICo
The silver state., 1878-12-18

Some valuable cargoes Of freight
from China and Japan have passed
east over the Railroad this week,
Among them are tea, silk and cocoons,
or silk worms eggs. A special train
loaded exclusively with these eggs, and
running on express train time. passed
over the road few days ago. We
could not learn the destination of this
singular freight. bat it was probably ON
the way TO France and Italy, where
silk culture is carried on extensively.
The silver state., 1878-12-18

Range of Temperature at the Signal ofice
YESTERDAY Highest. As deg; lowest. 6 deg;
range, 40; average, 23.7 deg.
Note In che colamn headed " Min. Their
mometer" the figures indicate the lowest
TEN Jerature during the night at the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY.
COrp'l signal Corps, u. .. A.
The silver state., 1878-12-18

A man named Edward Mat.ison is
said to have been The first hydraulic
miuer In California. He used water
under sixty feet pressure 90 q gravel
hnk at American Hill. situated near
Nevada City. So says j. s. Phillips iu
the Mining and Scientific Press.
The silver state., 1878-12-18
ssN FRANCISCO srocK REPORT.

Last Evening" Board.
IT'S Raymond Il Ely 9S
2lU Enfeka 35H 3JA
90 Jacks Il Sc
100 Alps zoe
100 Belmont 35c
l45 leopard
$40 Hn-7ey 3Oc
100 N B-le IL
205 Manhattan 8
3uO Graud Rrizs IA 75s
100 Argenta $50 291c
$50 n " j. 40 oOc
1920 Endowment 10 l0c
250 DeFr-es lUc
loo Independence 40 1850
3Vo Morning Star 5Oe
4U0 'tusetrora DC
24O Day 30c
100 Hillside 2l%
73O HIghb1dge go 2l5c
400 Paradise zUO 2lOc
1880 Libtrty 60c
10 BedIe
lZ5 B chtel Sic
$50 MeClinfob 50e
5l5 ii "a 100 l3Uc
2l0 summit H. lose
Az Bulw~r l5T
$50 Goodshaw 45 SOC
$50 Minnie Belle 50e
250 Oriental ~ 25e
80 Belvadtre sec
800 Black Hawk soc
45O Sittirg bnIl 50c
260 Mono "a 2Z
So Con Pac,ic 205c
1850 Dudley l2Uc
2U0 Adenda 60c
24O Martin White $40 5000
345 Tip Top l35 l40c
80 q. Terrace q
ESQ Leeds
400 Booker 65c
so Belvadcre 30c
loo Bodie 8
10 Tip Top l35c
l25 Champion 20e
This Mornings Boarh.
260 Ophir 1917 3SA
2l5 Mexican 2SH 2S2+
1880 Gould IL curry z b5
1870 California 9L ga
3i5 Best a Bsicher Is l7T
100 California 81. 9ss
100 Savage 81. 9ss
$50 Con. Va. IA
1876 Chollar 80
G95 Hale Il Norcross III 11Z
456 Crown foint $50 $3.50
4i0 Yellow Jacket l41. l4,<
80 Kentnck 400 $500
l40 BeIcher 3o5 SOC
10 Alpha 81
l55 Confidence 81 3
1880 Sierra Nevada 40 u 493&
so Utah IL b5
270 Bullion 460c
100 Exchequer 3Sn $3.50
rs seq, Beicber 2Uc
loo Overman go
43O Justice 4lU 1900
500 Succor 6D 65c
43O Union IS SIX
240 Alta So. 5is
745 Lady Bryou
425 julia 300 29)c
$50 Caledonia 250 260c
100 Challenge 100 l60c
oV beulou oI
80 N. Con. Va,
7J5 N, Bonanz, IU0 $50
40 Flowery 4 &c
$50 Silver Hill l25 1866
rs New York 81 Csc
2iO I Sheridan Ace
80 Woodville 25c
2SO Con Washoe 224
no Wells Fargo 2oc
$40 Ward G5c
335 Levathan 35 SOC
10 Scorpion 95c
80 Tro jan zoe
4O5 Solid Silver soc
exu@zEsrssszzzEzzzEnED
The silver state., 1878-12-18
Ilaho Bailion.

Wells, Fargo d Uo's express brought
down from Idaho yesterday. six bars OF
bullion. valued at $S,SiD, from the
Black Jack mine This baliion was
shipped to San Francisco last evening.
The silver state., 1878-12-18
R.nning ga Water Time

The Idaho stages are now running
ON the Winter time table and remain at
Sheep Ranch over night. thus lengthen.
ing the tune between here aud Silver
City
The silver state., 1878-12-18

g. MeMiiD~rS Sheriff elect is ir town
looking for u house for himseIf aud
family. AS all the buildings in Winnie.
mucca are occupied. it is difficult for him
to get suitable residence without
building it.
The silver state., 1878-12-18
Dres.Im aklng.

Mrs. Jennie Rhodes is prepared to
do plain and fashionable .dressmakiug
to order. octS-tf.
The silver state., 1878-12-18

A car load of freight for Cornucopia
merchants arrived here yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-26

BrlLIoN Bo#Grr ARRESTED. Messenger
Brown returned Friday evening from Ward
City, at which point he has been tor the past
week working up the stolen bullion case.
Mention Of lis recovering the property was
made III the Sentinel some time a4o. and on
his present trip he succeeded il fastening the
crime Oh one Hank Clifford, who he arrested
al Osccola, and lodged III the Hamilton jail.
The man will have an examination on the 9th
instant, at which time the evidence will be
produced connecting him with the robbery
Sentinel
Very few brass bands in It military parade
can play as many airs as the druln-maIor puts
on.
Bob Ingersoll lives in Peoria, Hence his
eloquent PeOrads - Boston Post.
''This suspense will kill me, as the man
said when he was being hung.
Does fertile brain require turtle cover
ing!
A light supper-The feast of Lanterns.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-26
AN ERA oF BAD DprK-MAKING.

oj<eaSc It has become tIuccnIcaI, 50 to speak.
The first sylrp,"M+ ii the lnalady appear in
the form r' a5oHyd ctfol~s at iu>nor oencr-
ally Through newspaper paragraphs. One Of
/ tic ptcUia,icics II the disease is a haiucin-
alton that the patient is born mnnorist. re
cclyln@ his Credentials to Lr funny from Mo
mus himself. Most Of our modern hook
a'ortions are the result Of mistaken idea
that butiooncry and genuine humor are
synonymous. Charles Lamb is perhaps more
Responsible to postcrity for leading clumsy
mltators INTO boring a reading people than
for any social weaknesses he may have pos
Sc3Sed. But permit us to here suggest that
between the genial Lanlb" and his cIownish
copyists there is as marked a difference as in
the flavor OF genuine Sazarac brandy and the
spurious California article Christopher
North, soaring on the wings of a brilliant
fancy, or delying into philosophy worthy a
Locke or Bacon, might surround himself
with the ''Ettrick Shepherd and other lit
erary and conviyiaI geniuses giving to the
world, through Blackwo0d's Magazine. those
delightful papers. ',Noctes Ambrosanr. y"
Those were amInosial nights spent around
Ambrose, festive board But, in the name
Of prosecuted people, We ask, shouldthc eX-
ample Of Wilson he the excuse FOR stale
Wittrd Merry Andrews inticting upon US
tln'cc-told stories, originally without point,
and this through the medium of books! Sllil-
lahor established a bad precedent when lie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-26

Senator Jones has introduced bill to es-
..,hiish the following new post routes in Ne
vada: From Eureka via Morcy and Hot
Creek to Tybo; from Battle Mountain to
Lewis District; from Battle Mountain to Tus-
carora; from Ward City to Osceola, and from
Heyielle to Pahute
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-26

Look ont for bad 5Ocent pieces. They are
deficient m the necessary jingle and fall dead
"a . door nail when struck on the counter