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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-18

THEY seem to be in favor of non
partisan judiciary in the 10th District
The majority for Judge Noble, indie
pendent candidate for District Judge, is
nearly 5000, and for Wellington, on the
same ticket, for District Attorney, about
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-18
The defeat of Joseph B. Powers for

The defeat of Joseph B. Powers for
District Attorney, in this Judicial Dis
trict, is greatly to be regretted He
has made most faithful and energetic
Prosecutor, and the fact that he was
such, arrayed against him large ele-
ment which fears nothing so much as
the rigid and emphatic enforcement of
the laws, His defeat was entirely I'M
expected, and will be deplored by good
men of all parties. 1t is not creditable
to the District that such man should be
defeated simply because he does his
.-Manchester Press
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-18

The New York San is an intensely
partisan and one-sided Democratic pa
per. 1t is therefore significant when it
is compelled to say frankly, that in the
late elections the Democracy were not
only deservedly beaten, but also dis
graced. 1t says:
They surrendered all principle, and withal
were ANONYMOUSLY beaten, as they ought to
have been. We do not say that the Republic
cans merited success, but the Democrats GER
tainly deserved the defeat They sustained
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-18

THE last greenback proposition is to
make every mans note legal tender.
That would be outrageous discrimination
against the poor man who can't write
in the interest of the bloated pen-holder.
Elk0der Journal.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-18

# %r$ $9 $. e. $
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-18

WOOLLEf.
There is no room to- doubt what eth
err of these propositions mean. Humid
red thousand dollars less half" means
exactly the same as Half a hurdred
best United States documents" All!
But at last came an answer to Manton
Marble himself. Let ''the clear bright
sunlight of publicity" fall upon it, and
show four millions of American free
men what sort of man they voted to
make President of these United States
Dec. 4.
Manton Marble, Tallahassee, Florida
Telegram here. Proposition accepted, if
done only once. Better consult with WOOlley,
and act in concert. You can trust him. Time
very important, and there should be no divid-
ed councils,
No signature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

TEE Texas N. C's. are in favor OF
cutting down the army-sf Mexico.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
Mr.. RosEkRAHs' NOSE.
TIA Disassrous Msaaer ts which
iss Beaaty MAS Destroyed.
lrrou the San Francisco M.li.l


Ths Police Court has now uhder ad-
vissmsnt case involving the rights OF
one citizen TO break anothsr's nose with
. brick. The circumstances out OF
which the legal problem was construct
cd. occurred recently ou Third street.
Lewis Rosskrans. the owner of an
sauelins nose OF superb proportions,
was standing contentedly In the door
way Of his store on Third street, when
n crowd Of hoodlums came along. As
the blackguard gang passed. one men,
Der jostlsd another. who stagger-
inc. trod on Mr.. Rosskrans' most in
dependent corn. 0beying the i'm
pulse which sprung from the sensitive
callosity, Mr.. Rosekrans extended his
arm with great vigor. The offending
hoedlum stretched himself on the side
walk with corresponding alacrity. Pres
sntly, however, he rose and Mr.. Rosen-
krans fell. In the drug store ON the
corner. soon after. they informed Mr:
Rossnkrans that the cause OF his fall
was flying brick. The effect was pain
fully visible on his nose. That mag
niocsnt beak had become snub. by
erecting several substantial seafolds
round the shattered organ. tho druggist
succeeded in making II prssentable. but
nothing moro. The impressive beauty
Of the structure has forever gone. What
can be done toward wrcaking vengeance
on the iconoclsst. Mr.. Rosenknns now
implores Judge Louderback to do:
Counsellor Spiller yesterday interviewed
the injured gentleman for the sdiiieation
Of His Honor.
"You said you was struck with n
brick1" remarked the Counsellor.
"Yah. l vas"
'How 10 you know you wasf"
.How I knows my nose vas proken.
Veil, I knows id. dinks you knows It
u dot powder hid you"
"Did you feel itr"
Mr.. Rozenkranz (derisively)-"oh.
NO. only schmsld i'd"
Mr.. Spiller with dignity" Answer
my question, sir. Did you feel itt"
"i field III ven dock ii ub. and, py
grayshus. ii field very hevy."
ibid you feel il ON your noser
"I didn't hev time"
"Did you see itf''
"I zeed ia ON de crownd."
"Did you know twas coming"
"Oh. Wy you ask such questions'"
"Did you see II coming. sirt"
"I didn't. Do you tink Id waited
for IL, shi"
TT, Counselor then directed his in.
quiries to showing that the defendant
by reason Of his position In the crowd
could not have thrown the vandal brick
without killing at least i've OF his CON.
panions. Ne such fortunate occurrence
having been reported at the Morsus, the
presumption Of the defendants inno-
esnce OF course should amount almost
to conviction.
"what part Of the crowd was the de-
fsndant inl" asked the counsellor.
"Yah-hs vas"
"whsre was he in the crowd what
part OF it2"
"Drss hundred und twenty-five Dird
sthret."
"How did the crowd como along. one
by ono or all In bunchF'
"Yah-shust so."
'Do you comprehend what I'm ask
ing you, sirf Was the prisoner in the
dock at the beginning. in the middle or
the end OF the procession OF hoodiums
that came slongi"
"Hs vas."
"Hs was what-at tho beeinning"
"Ths psginnin. yah-det Is de mid
die OF ds growd-ds end. He vas.
The crsss-exarnination ended there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
pONNIR LAKE.

How bright the gisam Of essh majestic spire
Thai iiits It's bead above tho diamond lsksi
How swee,iy smiles the nights hu'u'0a'
Hy. con the sound the distant siresmists
maks
Par, far bss-aih the waters sil,ery breast =,
The shlning pssks that rear 'hem~''s'' w
In mlnossa & ranks spp..r. while svsry sres'
DIps in the blus thai dye another sky.
ns. peaceful ALT TIL. pines have ceased to
rss aish.slra too has 'siii'd his vs'ps'
Along the the shores the song. Of Insect. die.
And scarce . ripple breaks against my oost
IN. nsv.~ tina, hem the isisls,' shining
Have .Sa, their eyes saa rest in sweet r'-
Will. ss; Ss~y diamonds. a, 70, fairy bands. ,
eioss.
B~tve,u the roehs that girt the mountain slde,
Tn. crystal dr'''' f'0m 'ar'A' n'S' ''
I'm. s.%s .S come rolling out-too soon to hide
In some bright stream that down the noun
tain pours.
The moon has whssled bshind yon lofty hsishs.
And len the world In dsrkness mos' pro-
found. 49,
But 40 I 4, comes axain--snd nov lie light
Dispsls the gloom and eaihes the dswy
ground.
And yet tis here the bowling tempe.,s sweep :
'ris here the ,huaders sssk their dwelling
place:
Tie here Rolus' mighty legions leap;
-ris here tho frowning s'orm'hins haee
Rut nov. sveet lake, tae phosphore-eent light
Has ceased TO GRAN upon my humid car,
Fof 10 tis morn hes winged ih dovnwAfu
night.
And Erbus has settled on Thy shore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

eral pa yments thereon, the amoapts remaining
unpaid. and the delinqusnciss and penalties
thereon Tor the several quArsf yoaH'
For the quarter year commencing July J..
1881. and ending september ~, ieU,
Amount OF tax lsvisd...... u.IAU
Amount Of tar paid........ seSW ...,
Amount OF tar unpaid ..:.. tSSi ~
Ten per cent. penalty Tor Do a..
linquency. .............. Wv
rweIy.hvs per cent pen .~
atty for suit. ""
Total unpaid tax and PEN "-,.oo.
v''.'.'''''''''''''''''
80 rot w qu..yr ySos ysss :, ,sa1. -
ioo'' anu enu'ns
Amouns =, mn ,eyeu'''''. n sSs 81
smoans v, '.n.,s ssis N
Ten percent. penalty tor 90
hnquency..........'... VI"
Twenty-Five Per cent. pen
atty for suit. iDW
Total unpaid hx ane pen go, a
V'.''''''''''''''''''''
1855 .nS "a srd,ne Hs,ch al isSs. y
i''o' su1 .ANAs
a,noun, nnoun, " " ~. nsis @T
sa.S...., y, - rnn.iS ss1 as
ni nosnso 80. n.p.Mv io,
ien psA' a
eqse.M. - .... 80.
rssn'yne =" on'' ala
A sn ". ,.. ..s 80.
ios. ~. uhp~ia "a AAu p'A' atI on
.s.u,
For the quarter year commencing hPih 10
1905. and ending June ~ is's
Amount Of tar leyisd...... u.oss 81
Amount o. tax peia. a..:''''' zoS" q, A, An
AMOUNT oI tax unpaa.'.... a. "
Ten per cent pens'y iof ,I,u
rq asnnqasney ey.,.,,.,;',,.,. -, ..n; u.n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
wArCuEs, JrwELRY, ErC..
WATCHES! JEwELRY!

onAlHE WORN risS va 40
Ps y, sei company
"
WXrcHKs improved 1 & ro
pfoauS. W ne dsc IRON ns
sssndCana NJ
nut sssored
iJsnuuyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
MINING TAX SUITS.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY

- Of storey. District Attorneys once, Jsnu
AZ IS, ls1s.-ro the following named defend
ant. and TO all owners Of or claimants 70 the
real sststs hereinafter described. Known or
unknown: You are hereby notified that suit
has been oommsneed In the District oourt Of
ths Pir.t Judicial District Of The etsts Of Ne
ysds. in and for the county of Storey. neld o.
VirNlia Oity. In said county. ~ hs St.ts 9!
s.sSst ssssds ggiyas gi,vis; sisu insstu % ocxrANf.
corporation organlssd and existing under and
by Virtue Of ths lavs Of the ststs o. Nevsda. ..
dsfenda nts. and asainst the follouing Described
mine or mining claim. and all owners ol or
claimants 10 the nams. known OF unknown. te
recoyer ne unpaid po.siSn 9, ne mans ~ m,pes
claim, on the procssds from ssid mine o. min.
ing claim OF ofss and minerals barring gold and
silver tor the several quarter ysafs hereinafter
designated. together with the delinqueheie.
accrued upon aid taxes TOR non-payms.t, aLa
the pen stiss thereon aceusa upon ne insn.o s
that summons has bssn daiy Issued In SAID
cne, Now, you are further nottaed tnat unless
YOU sppesr and answer the complaint nled IN
ssId csrSs on or before the 2oth day Of tsbru'
arr, 1878, Judgment will be taksn sgainst you
aud said mlns or mining claim hsreinaftef ds
sehbsd, for the amount Of aid unpaaa nLss
anu 0rllu I1oaSi1g e@s ke@.ts.~-
coats OF suit. Name OF defendant and said
party ssssased, and description Of ala mine OF
inlnine claim: The yellow Jackss Silver MID
ing Company, Q corporation orgAni1sd under
and by virtue Of the laws OF the stats Of No
ysda and that csrtain mine o. mining clain,
situstsd on the Cemst0ek Lode, In the Gold
Hill Mining Disttol, Story county. stats OF
Nsyass, bsing bounded on the north by the
mines or mining claims Of the Burke and Ham.
ilton Mining COMPANY and the oonndssos bil'
yer Mluing Company. and on the youth ~ the
mine or mining claim OF the Ksniuck Mining
Company, and commencing q the northsrn
boundary line Of the said Kentuck Mining
Company's claim on said lode, and running
thence northerly on and with said lode 70 the
southrrn boundary lines Of the said Burke and
Hamilton Mining Company and the Conndshce
silver Mining Company, and ineiudinG said
Comstock lode Letwesn and within ssid bouLd'
aries, with all It's dips. spurs, angles and VAR.
stions, and including all deposits OF ore. quartz
and oiher rock In place containing precious
metals. within said described boundaries. and
ali ovnerp thereof and claimants thsrcto known
or.pnknovn; statement Of the anounts OF the
seyeral taxes levied. the amounts o. the sew
erai payments thereon. the smoapts rsmainins
unpaid, and the delinqusncies and penalties
thereon for the several quartsr yeafs
v,. an. nm vfsr vsaF commanding July Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED.

0TATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
~ Storey.-rown Attorneys once, Gold Hill.
JAnuary 10. isIs.-To the following named de-
fsndant and 70 sil owners o. 90 laimsn's 20
improvemsnts thereon. known % uns w.
You arc hereby notified TIT sn Las -
comm need in tn Distri Ouft th ~
Judicial VI tric' Of the state OF >evs.s, hs
fir the county Of ~ ~ BY the tow o. ,,old
WIZ Psi sisa 'sslI.i sp sss csISo,iou s o,
gsnissd and erisiing under md By virtue of the
IL - Of IN. State of california, as aefendsnt,
and against the followine-dsscnbsd real estate
and the improvements thereon. and all owners
OF % claimants 20 the same. known of unknown,
% r.eo,er TIE town M ts,ss sssss..d .gsiss 'sn ,.
provemsnts thereon for town taxes OF the incor.
porstsd town OF Gold Hill for the nscsl year
ending the nrst Monday In Msy. A. ID. 1878.
sneastine % The sum Of sac 70 iaI. together
with ten per osntum dslinqaency thereon,
anounsinf % the snm o. w. q. A. sna me =, ees' g.
and al costs subsequent TO the asses. .nient Of
said tsxss and the cnsis of action. The said
raj s.tats and IMPROVEMENTS thereon - &C.
scribsd q foliov.: Possessory claim and I'm.
ptovensnts on Lot %, Block I. Rsnee } on Lot
y. g. p,osa sl, No e: f.nss S.ss. F. on Lots No. 2
Nov. you ars further notised that unless yeu
sppear and ansuer the complaint hled In said
csuss on the i7th day Of February. A. d. ISIS.
juigment will be taken against you and said
real sstsis and improvements thereon above
described for the amount Of said taxes and
deiinausney and costs spseihsd and costs OF
suit.
Amount Of taxes ass>ssed Against said
real estats and improyenents. .....:. e1o -
Amount u tarss assess-d 70 said de'end.
Ten ner esntum thsreou delinduency =. o. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
J. U. HALL, N. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

oHvicR AND RRsIpKNCEs
Opposite ne "Nsws1 o0ss, Main ot.s
0sla HIN. % y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
CAPITo o.
r q Is s Err lE,
IMAM STREET, GOLD HILL.

frssh Eastern and California oystsrs ~
esivsd daily, and served In any style.
Manning's Pan Roast specially.
n House open all night. ,.v,c,,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
% 90 LOT.

ops Lad,ss' opsra Guard Chain.
One Ladies' Neck Chain and Cfoes.
One beautiful Loeket. engraved.
One pair Band Brscslsts.
0pe Isut's tvist link Vest Chain and cnssn.
f,ne psir Ouyx sleeve Buttons.
One set - Onyx shirt studs.
One new Improved Collar Button.
One extrs cut Cameo Beal Ring.
one Arizona Solitaire stud.
Ops eel Amsthyst OF Topaz PIN and hAfp pr0ps'
One Lsdies' Chsmlse Button.
one plain Ring, stamped IL X.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

nsesrsfui To call for COLLINS votrAIc n -
rkR iest ZOO g,t somc wotthless ll'i-ii"r. ti.i
tke United statrs snI CaastAs, a. I ~ HLkA5 2
POrTKR PrOprietors. Bo~toa. hssA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.

TSoR THE HALF YEAR KsDING WITH
u Decsmbsr 81. isT1, dlvidend has been
declared d the rate Of twelve per cent per
snpum On Term Depoeits. and seven and ono.
half per cent. on Ordinary Deposits, FREE oi
fsdsrsi tax. payable on and afisr JANUARY J.
Ia ,ss In A.w. WHITE. s.ert.ry.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-03
Personal and General.

Secretary of War McCrary used to be
bricklayer.
Only IL, 900 Americans have entered
the gay capitol since last May.
Edwin Booth is said to be henpeck.
ed husband. His wife is very jealous.
Denis Kearney declined the offer of the
CHAIR OF profane history at Harvard Col
Don Piatt thinks Frank Pierce was
the only one Of the Presidents who had
heart.
Col. Alex. Mcclure, of the Philadel~
phia Times, it is rumored will soon enter
the married relation.
The Emperor of Japan is the indui-
gent husband of thirteen wives, the first
one being the Empress proper.
A whip with ten lashes, and buck
Isshot In the end of each, is used on refrac.
tory convicts in the Indiana State Pri-
| son. oo. ~as
| Mr.. Daniel Clark, O Massachusetts
farmer, has very fine collection of old
coins some of them dating back to 900
B. C..
If you get divorced in England you
can not remarry, as the English Bishops
have resolved not to issue licenses in
such cases.
Two express trains collided on the
New York & Chicago r. r., on Sunday
morning week, injuring the driver, q
fireman and seven German emigrants.
The New Orleans Republican, the
Radical organ in Louisiana, has given
up the ghost. Its editors declare their
party dead and recommend that it be
disbanded.
The latest man in the world, accord
ing to patent medicine advertisement,
is q Mr.. William Campbell. of New
castle on Tyne, England. He weighs
rs pounds. and is practically disabled
from performing any work.
A woven book has been manufactured
at Lyons, the whole of the letter. press
being executed in silken thread. Por-
ira Is. verses, and brief addresses have
often been reproduced by the loom, but
an entire volume from the Weaver's hand
is novelty.
The search for the despoilers of A. T.
Stewart's grave in New York is at q
oo.h Pioeo StduuStllls Livery CraIl mere
tOfOre discovered has been followed up
and has resulted in simply nothing, and
the police say they have no new clew.
/ The charges of cruelty in the State
Iunatic Asylum of Minnesota have
been found true in two cases, in which
The death of the patient was caused or
FASTENED one man being strangIed by
forcing food down his throat, and one
being scalded to death in hot bath.
| The Newark IN. ~ Journal relates
the experience of an editor W o present.
ed toan old farmer bill for eight years
back subscription. The countryman
was first amazed, and then indignant
He put on his spectacles, scrutinlzed the
bill, and after assuring himself that it
was genuine, he exclaimed 1--WE been
supportin' this yere paper for nigh onto
eight years, and never had no SIGH
4 thing az this flung at me before. I'll
stop supportin' it," He not only with
drew his valuable support but failed to
pay the bill. 5aT4
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-03
Az elegant stook of choice wines, Liquors,
Tobacco. Cigars, &C., on hand for the Holi-
days, at VIM. L. BUMGARDNER & Co.'S.
Laying the Corner Stone Of the Lee Mon.
ument,

The ceremony of laying the corner
stone of the recumbent statue of Gene
raj Lee at Lexington last Thursday was
duly observed and was attended by
large concourse of people. Addresses
were delivered by Generals Withers and
Johnston. General Johnston was in
terviewed by Hon. J. Ran. Tucker and
said:
II am grateful to the honorable gen.
tleman for the high tones Of praise he
has used in reference to me. And /
feel that the character he has given me
is due more to his complimentary words
than to any real merit of my own. He
was right in saying that was the life
long companion and friend OF our be-
loved Lee, in its strongest terms from
youth till God took him away I am
thankful and deeply thankful, that the
Memorial Association has offered me
the privilege of being hsre to day to
witness and participate in this token Of
regard tor Virginia's noblest son.
Gen. Johnston then proceeded to de
post in the box the articles which had
been selected. They were labeled, and
lie read i'll a loud voice the inscription
on each, which was as follows:
Copy OF Autograph Letter of Gen.
Washington. written 179S, making be-
quest of $50 900 to Liberty Hall Acade-
my. |
Action of BDord of Trustees calling
Gen. Lee to the Presidency of Wash
ington College in 1865.
Gen. Lees letter of acceptance.
Personal RecOllections OF Gen. Lee by
Gen Pendleton, delivered by him on
the second anniversary of his death
"reminiscences of Gen r. e Lee, by
J. VIM. Jones, d. d.
Roll of Liberty Hall Volunteers.
Photographs of Gen. r. E. Lee, Gen.
Custis Lee, and the BOARD of Trustees
and Faculty.
Copies of Records of the Lee Memoir
al Association.
A copy Of the Southern Collegiann
containing All account of the funeral
ceremonies of Gen. Lee. -t
Names of members of the Lee Memo
rial Association.
Copies of Southern Collegian" for
October and November. 1878.
Coins. sc, dc.
Gen. PendletOn pronounced the ben
ediction. The whole ceremony occu-
pyjrg about Que hour.
Til. tnnii,s of General Lee and wife
and daughter were hands ,lneiy decora-
ted with flowers. This work of love re-
fiecte,i great credit upon the ladies' who
had the matter in charge.
=
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-03


A REPUBLICAN ON SECTIoNALIsM.-
Pierce Butler, of Illinois, who resided
in Alabama about six years succeeding
the war, represented, as a Republican
Marengo county in the Legislature, and
was candidate for Lieutenant Cover
nor on the Republican ticket with Gov,
ernor Smith in 1870, is now the editor Of
the Aurora GIL Herald. In the last
issue of his paper, in long editorial on
sectionaIism, he says of Alabama:
"The conclusions drawn from these
facts and figures are
81. The colored voters are voluntari-
ly voting the Democratic ticket.
''2. The Republican party does not
and could not possibly succeed in poll
ing the colored vote with the utmost
freedom at elections, if they could hold
it, owing to the incapacity of such vo-
tiers.
SO. The Republican party cannot
hold the colvred vote or make any con-
verts among the white voters"
That is about the real state of the case,
and it is idle for the radical Republicans
to expect that mere brute force, and
stolid ignorance. can longer prevail to
keep the superior race in subsection
Without force, and without violence of
any kind, the party that is led by the
men of capital and intellect, must end
will govern in the South. This is a law
that nothing but the bayonets of Fede.
raj soldiers can possibly set aside; and
when it is so set aside, republican gov
eminent is at an end.-Lynchbwy Ju.-
ginidn.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-03
a W0man's Logic.

at is useless to take the medicine. /
shall feel better to morrow. Besides,
need the money to get that lovely new
hat. My old one is such fright, and
people will look more at my bonnet than
they will at my face. / will wait till
feel worse tefore spend any money for
medicine. The new bonnet is pur=
chased and fifty other feminine necessG=
ries in the form of ribbons, laces,
brooches, etc. Meanwhile the lady s
face becomes every day paler and thin
ner, and her body weak r, until disease
has gained 80 firm faothold in her sys-
tenn, that the most thorough, and Oft
times long and tedious, course is neo-
essary to restore her to health. Ladies,
attend to your health before you even
think of apparel. A. fresh, blooming
face in a plain bonnet is much hand
somer and far more attractive to your
gentlemen friends, than pain-worn,
diseased face in the most elaborate and
elegant hat your milllner could devise.
DIR. Pierce's Pavorite Prescription is
everywhere Acknowledged to be the
standard remedy for female complaints
and weaknesses. 1t is sold by drug
gists.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-03

NORTHERN MEN BECOME DEMO
dent of the Greenbrier wv. Va) indie
pendent, writing from Florida under
date of Nov. Goth, says AT the cleo
ton ON the 9Th instant the Democrats
elected both Congressman. Northern
ers generally vote the Democratic ticket
after living here few years. The con-
test here is for the White mans or Ne.
gro's government, and they say they
are in favor of the White mans govern
ment.n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-12-03

DROWNING IN WEST VIRGINIA.-A
dispatch to the Wheeling InteUigencer
states that two young men, Ash. Nc
Clary and Wood Holt, residents of
Palatine, West Va, on the Mononga-
hela river, opposite Fairmont, left home
Wednesday evening in skiff in an in
toxicated condition. The dead body of
McClary was found the next. day on the
river bank, two miles below Palatine,
and it is supposed he died from exposure.
Holt has not been found, and is suppos
ed to have been drowned.