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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-11
WRalHlA's CELEBRATION.
Meeting OF the Executive Cssa-
mftteo.

The Fourth Of July Executive Commit
,ao r.,i .., s,n,.v i, oynIorff 4 Masce's
- -" a..,,,,.., hv elect.
pArlors, virginia anu orsAn
ing the following officers W. d. oneP-
| perd, President ; John I. Rorden. Treas-
r,.,. hill. seldner. Secretary. The fol-
-. .,.,,., om.s,. q,
lowing senuen'n "'
the Day: Hon. Jonas seeiey' orand mar
.haI: Hon. c. II. Belknap. President /: II.
NJ. payvett. Poet Henry Rolfe. Reader /;
Rev. q. II. McKelvey. Chaplain.
Committee on Finance Was chosen A.
follows: First wari-D. o. Adkison,
Geors. W. Thatcher. John Egsn, ". c.
Hall Alex. q. Mckinney, David James,
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Ar,,,.,. sn,. n...,as.

~. \. Brooks. q Knoisi, J = Lowering. J
q welch. q Dell. q DAILY, J A Daniels, q
Ernst anil daughter. J T. Sabine, II Claw
sou. l. J Parkinson, Il = PiIley. G T Ma
son and wife. A swanson, J J smith, Mrs
Miller. 4 = Lsck. Mrs Thomas. u Edson.
y Tiltic. Mrs Hoskins and , children. A
~ Williams. Il y Foster. Mrs Adams. Miss
y Dcworth. Miss " T Madden. II W
Bollsn. n Il Freeman. A L Jones, y Lee,
II \ Dewey. y furst. u \ Macon. T \
stone. W y smith. q Burson. 7 kegg and
family. Miss T. Morton. Miss Castelrin.
Miss Alice J Hall. N Jones, L Williams.
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Consolidated Dorado.

The Royal Arch Mining Company. OF
Gold Hill. having been disineorporated by
tho resignation Of g majority Of the Trus.
tees. q new company has been formed. and
the claim reineorPorated under the name
Of the Consolidated Dorado Gold and sil-
ver Mining Company. Tho present COM
psny il determined To SO to work In earn.
eat To develop the mine. which 10 located
east Of the Alta and Justice, and IL one OF
the most favorably located mines ON the
south Comstock. The company have
purchased some heavy hosting machinery
from A. Sntro. which, under the man
agemsnt % Philip Corcoran. s~uperintend-
ent % the mine. 10 being removed to the
grounds of the company. This u very
encouraging to Gold Killers at this time.
TO have q company like tho Consolidated
Dorado start in at great expense to develop
q claim which has good prospects for the
future.
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sass., iriesie Locates.

The E.,,Pri.s this morning speaks as
follows: One Of the prettiest places in
this section for . picnic is at the sutro
ranch on tho Carson. and not the least en-
joyabls portion Of the excursion Is the ride
there and back. But the place itself 10
perfectly charming. We know OF no other
spot In all the State Of Nevada where
the sight Of sagebrush can DO wholly
avoided. except In the mountains.
The alfalfa along the river bank IL from
two and a half 10 three feet In hight, and
/. = billowy sea OF green which shuts out
all less beautiful prospects. The trees.
too. are tall. wAvy and In full leaf AMI al
ford a grateful shade. Tho measure OF
requisites for . successful picnic will soon
be nllel by tho bridge which 10 Ia span
the Carson at that point. aud which will,
when completed. Afford . splendid dancing
tioOr. For small and family parties this
ranch Is already popular. and scarcely .
LAY passes that IL Ia not visited by soine In
search u health and recreation.
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PAIsrpL ACCIDENT. About I O'Clock
this afternoon Mr.. Andrew Young. whose
family reside In Mrs. brewers house ON
the Homestead road. had occasion to go
ON the roof Of tho house To remove the
| stoyepipc. In doing 40 he slipped and fell
To the ground, q distance Of twelve feet,
lighting on both hands, receiving . frac.
| ture Of both bones Of each arm ; tho right
arm about ono and . half inches from tho
wrist Joint, aud the left about half an Inch
from tho Joint.
TurRr will be . flno amateur matinee at
| National Guard Hall. Virginia, on tho
afternoon Of the 4th Of July. After tho
performance there will be q dance, during
which two ladies-one from Virginia and
one from Gold Hill-will contest for the
palm OF beauty. Tho question will be de-
cided by seven judges and three referees.
THosE rallroaders don't lose much per-
centage. After that Chinawoman was Ia.
ken out Of her box In Reno last Friday
| night, the box was nailed up and forward
ed TO Its destination Just tho same a.
II u still contained Its living freight.
Tho railroad company charged "om ALE
same"
TuH school exhibition 10 DO given by the
pupils Of ]. e. Bray and Miss Mary
Mcdonnell will take place at Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill, Juno 2sth. Tho
News Acknowledges tho receipt Of com.
plimentary tickets.
ANDY P~EAsLEy, J. W. Homenway and T.
II. Alchorn were up on Mount Davidson
yesterday morning making preparations
for tho erection Of tho new iron Flagstaff.
II will be raised on the 27th. The stan
will DO planted In . hole morticed In tho
solid rock.
OwrSo 10 the hotweather there has been
. great increase Of heat In the lower levels
during the past week. An increase oil ten
degrees on the surface adds about ilve de-
grees 10 the temperature Of the lower
levels.
THE Gold Hill Miners Union will meet
this evening for tho purpose Of eleciing
Officers for the ensuing term. Members
OF the Union will ind an interesting Off.
ciai notice In our advertising columns
to-day.
ms. Evan WILLIAMS left Gold Hill for
Long Island city. New York, last evening.
accompanied by her daughter Mabel. The
NEWS Joins other friends In wishing them
. pleasant Journey and . safe return.
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Aashisery Fee Aurora.

George DAILY. superintendent Of the
Real del Monte mine. Aurora. yesterday
started out for his mine four siIteen.mule
teams loaded with portions Of the pumping
machinery purchased Of the Overman
Mining Company. Several more teams
will De started nut this evening. In all
there are 22O. 900 pounds Of machinery ~
DO removed. This will require about six
teen teams of sixteen mules each. One
piece of machinery-the main spur wheel
weighs 1900 pounds. Being cast solid
il must 20 on one wagon. II Is doubtful
whether there Is . bridge on the road that
will support Q weight so great. A sinking
pump. purchased Of the Rock Island Com.
pany. is included among the machinery
that is being sent out. II 10 expected that
the machinery will be ready to start mp in
about sixty days.
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TnE Little York mining claim has been
cold 10 Il. &. Whitman by the sheriff for
ssis -. to satisfy . jndgmeni which has
been rendered ia favor of the Sierra Ne
yadA Mining Company.
Tar Europa mining claim has been sold
by the sheriff to William ". Thornton for
s1,73l 81. Ia satisfy a Judgment secured
against the Europa Company by the VA
7. X. IL.
Crn Tax COLLECTOR GG,crN yesterday
paid into the Virginia City treasury nearly
$4,000 as tar on the prOcceds 81 the
mines for the quarter ending March Sist'
Tus Nsws acknowledges the receipt OF
complimentary tickets Ia the st. John |.
Church festival. commencing at Miners
Union Hall. Gold iili. tomorrow evening.
Nick sr,roS's bull dog. which may be
seen At Dumar's saloon. 1. admired by all
who see him. Ii Is . present froln Cap
tain Gannond Of the State Prison.
Turar vii! b. . regular monthly meet
ing Of Liberty Engine Company No. I at
ESQ o'clock Tomorrow evening. See OIL
cial notice in another column.
ID, Official notice in another column 1t
will be seen that there will b. . meetins
Of Yellow jacket Engine Company No. :
at $ o'clock to-morrow evening
Tux members Of Lincoln Hose Company
No. 8 will meet at 7 o'clock tomorrow
evening. Official notice Of the same IVA!
De found In another column.
Tur Grand Lodge Y. A. N. Tor the
State Of Nevada IL In session In virginia
City. The business will continue ior Two
or three days.
COLONEL Fam Is still unable to visit any
Of his mines. lie occasionally rides out
In q carriage. but even this greatly Ia
tigues him.
wALIrR COLLINS. an OLD Comstoek
mining superintendent, 10 paying a visit
" Virginia City.
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a deed Time.

Yesterday WAS the anniversary Of Harry
Clarke. birthday. Harry Clarke lives on
the Divide. aud Is known a. . jolly good
fellow by all his n~sighbors. Yesterday
evening q number Of his friends Assem-.
Lled for the purpose OF enjoying with him
a few hours % ~socisbility. Dancing and
singing were indulged In To the complete
satisfaction of all present. Tho band con
sisted Of three ~violins, . flute. Q guitar
anal . eornet. With such ~plea,urable sur
~ropndinss the hours sped right merrily,
and IL va. after "a o'clock when the ia.'
guest shook hands At parting. and IN going
sp,ko the genial host that hearty wish
:" Many happy returns OF the day
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AN uNpRNlARLR Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and 10 you lead . nis-
ersble, Unsatisfactory life In this beautiful
world. II is entirely your own hult and there ID
only one excuse for ~you-your unreasonable
prejudice and skeptickm. which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you that 0reen's
August Flower will cure you Of Liver Com.
rlsint. Or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable
Effects, such as tick headache. pslpiiation Of
the heart, sour stomach. habltual c~ostivsness.
dizziness Of the head. nervous prostration. low
rpirlts. etc. Its sales now reach every town on
the westeru Continent. and not . Druggist hut
will tell you Of iis wonderful cures. You eau
buy Q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three dosei
WILL relieve YOU. jeiO Nv
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BAN FR,Scrsco. June ll.-Jobn q. Ger
ding. residing at 1909 Stevenson street,
vi. formerly clerk in the employ Of tho
California Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. Ilecently he has been out OF
employment and embarrassed In circum'
stances. This morning. after breakfast,
his wife asked him for some money. when
In reply he drew . pistol and blew out his
brains. Deceased was prominent mem
Der Of tho United Order Of Workingmen.
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srOCK aEPoHr.
Iban Fraucisee Hoard.

san Fraucisee Hoard.
LAST EvESiSo.
Is Raymond 4 Ely, 3 IS, . so
100 Jackson. 81
200 Alps. i0c
500 Newark. I 10, 1 Is, I 90
go Leopard, i0c, ijc
1890 ella. T5c
40 Northern Belle.
400 Hussey. CSC
us Manhattan. ca, ca
TOO Defrees. SOC, Csc
1850 Grand Prize. 4 40. 4s.i GO. ~
1900 Arysnta. Sc
500 Navajo, l5c
1850 Endowment. SIC
2ii5 Independence. IL. iG,l
400 Silver Prize, ijc
$50 Hornet. Sc
$40 Day. zoe. ijc
so Star. Ia
l7j Hamburg. 3a.3
80 Eureka Con. 20
$50 Hillside. I 40
100 Mo.loc. I ~
400 New Coso, I5c. 9oc
$50 Boiie, 81, ) 30. ~
$50 Bechtel. I 50. II
1000 Tiptop. IL
100 Golden Chariot. Csc
40i5 bullion. 81. ), 81
1880 Beleher. 2 c5
9s0 Sierra Nevada. > 30. 100
80 Justice. 4
Gao Alta. So. 81
30 Hale a Sorcross. q.
9O5 Ophir. -. A.
955 SavAse. iit. H.
10 Beat 4 Belchsr. its
ass Gould Curry. ca. Ca. ca b5
4i0 Exchequer. 81. ) 20
i7i0 Crown Point. 4 Is. 4S.ts bj
go Mexican. II ~, ut
7O5 California. 2Os. 2Ot.. u
go Yellow Jacket. So, st,.9
$50 Ovcrman. IN. i2t., IS
80 Julia. Its
$50 Benton. 2 Is. ~
1870 Con. Virginia. IA. Hs
10 Chollar-Po tos 2Ia
TINS MORNING.
9i5 Ophir. u. a.. a., ~, Hs Is,
iih. asa. ~ si0. a.
7i5 Mexican, III. ia
30 Gould 4 Curry. g., ca. ca
10 Best 4 Belcher. IA. IA Al. IA
i20 California. 20f.
4i0 Savage. II, H., H.
A95 Con. Virginia, Ia, IA. iis b.
Ia
ITO Chollar. Potosi. %. 27a
30 Hale 4 Noreross. 7l.,7
1855 Crown Point. "a, ~ slO. ~.
COS yellow Jacket. ., ~.
$3.50 Imperial. SIC. 75c
10 Kentuck. ~
els Alpha. iOs. io.. II. ns.nS. II.
ia
oc0 Bslchsr. 2 co. les
4O5 Sierra SevslA. ) -, $50
" Utah, 50
eOlo Bullion. ~. 4 40. As. q, IS b5,
ass
200 RIchequer. s. > 10. 100
~ OvermAn. 49,
$50 Justice, ) ~. 3 81. 2 80
i55 Succor. lie
2C0 Union Con-, I 30, 4 -
ITO Alta. =. ~
l55 Julia. "a, ~ b
40 Caledonia. I ~. ~. 20
$50 Silver Hill. I IS. ~
so New York, tjc. iOc. i5c
10 seg. Beleher. ~
lsO Dayton. 2jc
100 Challenge. 90c
30 woodville. 3Oc
2iO Andes, i5c
100 Con. wa.hos, zoe
Gas wells-PArgo, tOo
iiO5 Ward. I c.. I ca
300 LeviAthAn. i5c. l0c. i5c
lao Trojan. tOc. iSc
2O0 Benton. 2 u
BOO Boyle. t5c. Toe
30 solid Silver. -.
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CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, YREE OF cHAhaE.
This great remedy Vas discovered BY . mission.
ary In South America. Send q self-addreesed
envelope TO the RRv. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
station ID. Bible House. New York City.
AIM Am
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street Qsssatisss.
Isr n wr.rrnS UNION Iran. LIN, !

San FR,Scisco. June ii-2:i0 ?. u.
California CO.,. Alta \, Chollar 1S.
Savage Ia. Bullion ~. Ophir ~.
Best 4 Beleher iiS, Con. Virginia Ia
l,elcher ~. Ward 20. Exchequer . az,
Mexican ii4. Grand Prize 5, Crown Point
s. OyermAn l2a. Alpha ilh.
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rnR PALACE EATING srANp.

For . roast Of beef une1eeiisd In Storey
county. 70 70 Thomas H.IrJn's Eating Stand
In the Palace saloon, No. : North o street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystss o. all hour IN
svrry style. Forty. ninsr always on hand :.
night. For tasty, home style OF cookins. ana
the best and fresl cot OF III that the mafsen
aaord. the Palace Eating Stand has no nRsnos
TT i, apn n
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AMONG THE wHiTRsr THINGS on
EARTH

Are teeth. bssutined and preserved by 5000.
DON'T aud the rose 10 scarce sweetsr than the
breath which becomes aromatic through its In.
dusncs. Il IL the very pearl Of dentrinees and
the surest preventive Of dental decay In exis.
tenoc. 10 remedies win certainty csnfer and
teeth, and eorrects the hurtful influence upon
them OF scidity Of the stomach. The formula
OF its preparation includes only botanic ingre.
dlsnts, aud II contains only the purest and
most sAlutAry OF these. jeii
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A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

: Every family able to appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure afforded by . really healthful and de
ilciOua performance should supply themselves
with the genuine Murray q Lanman's florida
Water. ills the most delightful and most last.
ing VI all fragrant waters. mys In
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MURRAY & LANmAN's FLORIDA
WATER

Ersrts = wonderfully sIhilarstine and refresh.
ing influence on every one coming within its
nnge, and - Q consequence. 81 parties where 10
Lis usd, the dancers fssl no fatigue, the con.
|Srrsation never ngs. all the meutal powers
okthe guests being stimulated TO tte highest
dssn., my26 I'm
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m CHAMPION.

DR.. Wagner. Of No. l,t South G street. Viz
sinls. 10 the acknowledged champion ON this
coast for chronic and v~enereal discasss. tn
him he never fails to cure. His motto 10. Nc
curs no pay. His charges are reasonable.
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Ladies' Festival.

The preparations being made by the
ladies % ST. Johns Church for the Fes'
,iyal which opens at Miners Union Hall
io-morros evening, warrants tho assertion
that 1t will be one of the most entertaining
and enjoyable Affairs Of the Kind ever held
In Gold Hill. Great interest 10 being
taken in every department.. IL being Tho
determination % those having matters IN
charge. that every n who attends shAil
have more than the full value OF their
money. The best Of music. dancing,
strawberries, ice cream. and the prettiesi
girls in the state, IN charm and entertain
you. Who Il not going ~ the festivalr
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TIE Y%oungworth Oyster and Chop House.
No. n South g street, Virginia City. 10 the
sading establishment on thr Comstock.
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SouitutIh6 utncfh SosePA "
and Senator Key OF Tennessee. The dis
| patch ends ss follows : "ln conclusion, ~
the main great effort OF the incoming Aa'
ministration Is to truly In heart harmon
| ize the South, take away ~sectionaiism
| and the bitter contest Of races. and buiid
| up q dominant conservative party II II
suggested that three Cabinet officers from
| the South aud Southwest be selected, SUCH
a. ex-senator Poole OF North Carolina
| John Hancock OF Texas, or Gen. Joseph
| E. Johnston OF Virginia, and Colonel IL
T. Van Horn Of Missouri. Bee Governor
Hayes and submit tho above. and answel
by this line.
DouLps BAKER. Secretary.
To the above tho following answer wa
returned:
CoLrNBus. Ohio. Feb. 81, 1s77.-Te
Boulds Baker. Secretary, care OF BuBbee,
Washington : Your lengthy telegram II
Just received on my return here. Governor
Hayes 10 absent at Fremont. but will 70
turn tonight. and your telegram will te
submitted to him. THOMAS L. YouSa.
CoI-On what theory Is It supposed tina,
that il competent testimony IL may b
hnt I do NOT see how n can become tes.
timony.
IN fnrnish I'M Information now
Cox-I I'm In . condition OF ardent Gu
riosity about II at this moment
Butler-And I must leave you In thai
condition until I can prove who Boulds
Baker Is. Mr.. Key. one Of the men suy..
$3.50 a.. AZ, 90 os nj. Naturalization
r.s ], .nnnint Ro,ii. R.Isr 10 the bosI
on,c. 4, his vift.
Co,"i do NOT know how that has any
connection with the subject matter OF this
.,,,,v N. .o,r.c,ion Ia.
foro / cot through.
Thomas T.. Roach. clerk In the appoint.
nient once OF tne IosIomGe pcps,la
:" 49, anu,in,msnt .nd nav N BonIa, ia.
ler as Sneci,l Agent. but II seemed ths,
~i,,e.. hal moi charge of The necessary
hoot. anil psners. and that ho did no,
lnov ,ny,bing .bout Baker.
"a, .ngycstad That oven n vitness had
charge Of these books and papers, he
sbould not have boon required 10 bring
thsm'
Bntler-Why7
Co.-U.yinc been the head OF that De.
n.rtment myseif / sboulL have regarded A
yery grsst breach of duty IN sny anil.
orjinste took away sny norton Of the
raenr.Is Ethan, nv own order. anil I
sbonld insiify Tho head of the Dspsrtmeut
In doing 40.
u,,,Ia. 10 .ho,lJ 4 hnt \ .hopld .iao
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TELE


Proceedings Of the Com
mittee on Revolution.
THE WONDERFUL DISPATCH INTRO.
DucED BY BUTLER.
He Is Under Contract to
Impeach Hayes.
fHR IMMACULATE ANDERSON AGAIN
on THE STAND.
The Florida Investigation
Completed.
4 DEFEAT FOR THE REVELATION.
IsTs IN MEXICO.
lsrsctAL DlsrArcHrs TO rul Coin Hill
DALr NEws.l
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FROM =. THATCHER, ". D., OF
HEltniON, N. Y.

"wsrAn's BALsAN or wild CHERRr givss
cough by loo-ening and cleansing the lungs,
and allaylng irritation, thus removing the
cause. instead Of drying up the cough and leav'
Ing the caufs behind. I consider the BALsAn
the bert cough medicine with which ] an 30
Qualnled." Bold by all drSggists. IsS I'm
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mar Busines Jon can engage IN. Is 70
BkS $50 par day made By any worker Of
sitSsr ssx, fight in their y localities. Par.
tieulsrS and samples worth % free. Improve
vour spsrs time Of this buflness. Addrett.
md Snp sTINeoN / en-, Portland, "
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SAN FRANCISCO.

suisids OF = Discouraged Work.
ingnau.
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l.rrcrAL TO rmr aoLD unL DAILY Srws.l
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4 DEFEAT FOR THE REVELATION.
lists IN MEXICO.
The Florida Canvass.

lsrsctAL DisrArcHrs TO rul ooLD Hfri
DAmr NEws.l
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VIII "A'' '0,ll'i.iD'l ''I SlN''rl' EriI9'
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-04-25

In the largest library in the world, in
Paris, may be found a Chinese chart Of the
heavens, made about 600 years before
Christ In this chart 1860 stars are found
to be correctly inserted, as corroborated
by the scientists Of the present day.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-04-25

People are committing suicide now-a-
days on all sorts Of pretexts. A Troy On
" woman took strychnine because her
husband wouldn't run into debt to buy her
velvet clork; l6-year old Kentucky
girl took ratsbane because an Old married
man told her he had no business to love
her, and an Arcola Ull.) man hung him
selfin a sInoke-house because he had only
$4,000 in the world, and feared he might
come to want.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-04-25
Two Fair Decelvers.

Two Fair Decplvers
What dN young men talk about when
thcN Sii at the opcn window emoEin- Nh
Summer evenings po yon suppose it rs
Of Rove Indeed. suspect it is of moucN .
"a, I not of money, then a, least ot SOME
dining thlt either m1kce money Or spends
tt
tIcyr Sullivan has been spending nus
tor tour years in Europe, and he has lust
been telling hlo friend John Scldcn hoN
be spent ia John has spent ms N NrW
lnrh hc Is Inclined " ;hInk luSt as
protitably Both stories concluded in the
same way
III haNr not 4 thousand dollars .rit,
john
NOT !, tlcTc.
II Thought yom cousin died two years
1-o: surely You have nnt spent aIl the
0id gentleman money already
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"bu.N >1o'hH Nh1t ora ne dn WIN
""dIo i y h's Nlir- us ihdlI~d \
nraNtI ab"at p lcdr altcr \1u went l"a al,
i.od ln icN months aitrr"aEd, and Leit
him H., educated me rave me a uro-
tc,s.on. ani so 600 That Mas lrry
NrM hr MAJ ouS nN mothers cousin
..\ud the nidoV whcrc IL ~lc
"INsn- Al NJ, rauarry seat. halr
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