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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29

ed over the wanton destruc Ton Of prop
erty at the summer residence of a
salem Mass family named Aims
worth, and the final arrest and con-
finement in Jail oiAlhert Hu'chins and
his wife as the perpetrators. tn
Wednesday an attempt was made to
burn the wOod-shcd7of the house, and
Jennie Rogers, girl of about u or
10, who was prominent witness
against the iIutchinscs, ha, been ar
rested, and confessed to heing the in
cendiary. She has been sent to the
RefJrm School to await Developments.
Considerable excitement exists in
the town Of Sharon, over development
which have within the last few weeks
come to light, which indicate that the
former town clerk, j. Porter Smith,
is derauiter to the t0sfl in the sum
of $500. Mr.. Smith has son, Geo
ID. Smith, who has been in the Office
witb'his father, and suspicion strong.
" points to him as the person VIII
really made use of the towns funds
BENNINGTON, March 25.-YesterdAy
morning it was discovered as the Sex
ton opened the house for morning
worship that attempts had been mad,
the night previous to burn the ole
FIRST Church at Bennington Centre
The incendiar.e5 had piled straw
against the side ofthe Sundiy-Schoo
room fired the same, and left it T.
burn, but for some unexplained rNaso
tie fire did not gain Roadway, although
the timbers were badly charred. TIL
church society IS the oldest in Yer
mont having hann nru"nivnl in 17t;I
and was the place where the Ccntrn
NAL Sunday services were held las
year.
James Dexter, a prominent citize
Of Newark, Caledonia county, died 0
TIE l7th, aged 81 years. lie ha
heen memhcr of the Legislature an
filled ot4er positions OF honor an
trust
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
Notice IN BANKRUPTCY.

This is to give notice, that on the 18th day
OF March A d. 1874 warrant in bankruptcy
was iSsred against the estate of L. hastings
and Sons OF Concord in tho County of Essex
and y ate of Vermont, who have been adudg.
ed bankippts on tfeir own petition. That
the payment of any debt" and delivery ofnny
property belonging to said bankrupts, to them
or fOr their usc. and the transfer vi any prop,
ery by them, ara forbidden by law THAI Il
meeting of the Creditors of said bankrupts,
to prove their debts, aud to choose one or
more assigneos ct their estate, will be hol-
den at II court of bankruptcy, To b. holden At
the st. JohnsbAry IIoIs0 in st. Jnhnsbnry, in
thu County of Caledonia and State of Yer.
mont, before John l.. Il wards Esq. Register,
on the 10Th day OF April, A. d., 1873, ut 0 of
the clock. u. m. G.. +. FOSTER,
United States Marshal, rs Messenger.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
FOR CASH,

Than any other firm in Northern
Vermont. Our facilities for buying
goods cheap, are unsurpassed, being
the outgrowth of the old firm of
R"rti"tt &, Robinson. and recently OF
+. G. Robinson. we have the uhhoilnu-
ed confidence Of every wholesale and
jobbing house in New England; and
with rigid economy, and strict attcn-
ton to business, we are every day
giving our customers bargains, which
no other firm can.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
MRS, CARoLINE.AJACoBs' ESTATE.

Essex District. }
In Probate Court, held at Guildhall within and
tor said District, on the 9th day of Febru.
AIRY, a. D.. 1873.
An instrument purporting to be tho last
will and testament Of Mrs. Caroline A. JAG
abs of Colebrook, \. H., but late of Brins
wick in salu District deceased, being pr.
scented to the Court by f. e Jacobs. Esq. the
Executor therein named, for Probate 1T Is
ordered by saIh court. that all persons CON
cerned therein be not fed to appear at p SEES
sion OF sail Court to be held ut the Probate
ONCE in -uidhall on The lGt III day of March
A. D.. 1878. and snow cause, il any thew may
have, against the Pr. bIte Of said will For
which purpose il j. further ordered. that 4
copy of thp record of this order b. published
three wet k successfully in the Essex County
HERALD, printed at Island Pond, previous to
said time appointed for II; aring.
VIM. II. HART SIORN, Judge.
A tue COPY of recOrtl.-;ltteSt.
IN, IL IL ARI-IIORN Inh,rc
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
FACT NO. 9.
"a Clinchr.)

1t is a fact known to all business
men that the credit system does more
in keeping prices high, than anything
else, save supply; and the man who
sells on time can sell at ten per cent.
less for cash than he could Oh credit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
Paradise Miaes.

Col. W. 7. Robinson, who has been
all Summer wandering through Arizona.
New Mexico and Colorado, has returned
to the Comstock. He has travelled far
and seen many mining sections, but Is
OF the opinion that Nevsda Ia the best
place OF them all. He expresses himself
particularly we'll pleased with the pres
emit outlook OF the Comstock utdeclares
that next to this world-renowned lode
that at Paradise, ut. Rose District. IL
chief. The ledge there has Q north and
south trend, and Is $50 feet In width and
composed principally Of a gangus Of
slate lying between walls OF porphy.
ry. Running through this gangus are
veins Of gold and ilver.bearing quartz,
portions OF which are nearly pure
silver. Col. Robinson shows samples
through which pure native silver runs so
abundantly az to give the quartza white.
metallic appearance. The vein bears
silver In all forms. and some OF the black
sulphurets are so rich as to be almost
solid metal. Some OF the rock shown 10
worth IS per pound. There are several
good mines there. and among them the
Rather. The developments In this mine
have shown indications that at greater
depth the whole ledge formation will be
metallic bearing quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
E.ermous Ba.k Failure.

LONDON, October 2.-The City OF
Glasgow Bank closed Its doors to-day.
It's liabilities are stated to DO s5O,OoO.-
900. The liability OF the shareholders
IL unlimited. One hundred pound shares
Of the Bank were selling yesterday ut
over GOO. and within . week Of c237.
The Bank was established In 1889 and
had from atty to sixty branches. This
IL the heaviest bank failure In Scotland
since 1857, when this concern also sus.
pended. Other Scotch banks were ap.
pesled 10 for assistance. but after exam
lining the books ut q meeting yesterday
they refused to do more than redeem tho
note circulation OF the City OF Glasgow
Bank, which il stated $4,000. Tho
failure has caused great excitement
throughout Scotland and In the London
Stock Exchange. where there was u
heavy fall In Scotch railroad securities In
consequence Of pressure OF Scotch
holders to sell. The failure Of the bank
Ia generally attributed to Its resources
being locked up In bills. shares and
detentions Of various kinds that wsro
not readily convertible.
The Echo says: "The failure Is very
important, not less than national disas'
ter. but as usual In such cases. It has
been ~foreshadowsd by innumerable oc.
currences, and II 10 hardly likely II will
do moro than bring down the CONNER.
cisl arms which are involved In the bill
transactions which have overwhelmed
the bank"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
.,r,y.,, mn. w.,.,a.

ohss Calender. O N Shredder. dustavs
Frohman. Geo A skillings. W W Morris.
Young Kerssnds. n @ Little. Sam Jones.
smidy Brothers, Doheo Brothers, Joseph
Coslsy. Bob Mack. Pete Devonsar. Tom
McIntosh. Noil Moore. Jas Grace, Charles
Anderson. Phil Boyer. J Caldwell. O
Hall, DR. A Berthisr. p Hudson. @ Burke.
Chas Dunn. A W Pray. d 8 Hill. George
Howson. 7 X Hill. II r Mighels, d Block.
W O Dlnsmore, @ Brown, Z Msckey. p
Mccarthy. Chas II Mathews, Geo + Moore.
Miss J Chsston. J Tuers, D White. Miss L
French. Miss X White. Miss II Hayes. n
Murphy. Miss N Ennis. AlMlller. y Miller.
J n Whaling. J d Dessert. W Hall. Ls
Rose. Mrs Whitaker. Mrs. O Z Bsyman.
Mrs Z K~atzsns.ein. Mrs Sutton. z J Stack.
Mrs 8 Neal. O P Hubbeli, Miss Driver and
sister, Miss McCsbs. Thos Bromley. Miss
L Bradbury. NJ, W R Ecksrt. n Luce.
Miss Luce. J Grimm. Miss Kelly. Miss O
Boeh, Miss r Bosh. J Anderson. Z White.
J Rothacksr. J A ouinan. 7 Harmon. IN
Vermont, 3 Doeh. J Tenkin. Thos Nsvin.
Al Bass, E n Smith. W Stone. W Il
Grey. r @ Singer. 8 n Pitcher, Thomai
Ralston wife and child. A Il Harris. ID
Hammond. z q Andrews and wife. Lieut.
Gov Adams, J T Bowling. W Falknsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
Needed H.

The police Of Virginia say that tho
man who was handled roughly by the
Chief Of Police Sunday deserved o
than he got. Chief Of Police McCourt
says the man used such foul language
toward him. his mother and all female
relatives that he could not restrain his
hand and would prefer resigning his
Office TO tamely submitting to hear such
spithets. Officer Higbee informs IA that
the language was not only insulting. but
was simply horrible. and says the fellow
did not get more than half what he de-
served. He also says that the same man
has before given great trouble when ar.
rested, and has been most abusive.
Chief McCourt says that the man not
only insulted him in the language he
used, but also struck him in the face
and kicked him In tho stomach.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
Board or EqusiisssIoa.

Tho County Board Of Equalization
yesterday made change In the assess
ment roll as follows
The taxes upon the property OF n. A.
Bugs, assessed at $500, were RENTED.
The assessment OF $40. 100 upon the
property OF n. n. Frcdricks was 70
duced to $4,000.
The assessment OF $1,000 on H. Ls.
vison was raised $1,000.
The assessment OF $1,000 on the
property OF w. Manning was raised
$1,000.
The assessment OF s7,400 on the
property OF ]. Morris was raised $1,000.
Tho assessment Of SIC. 800 on tbs
property Of d. Block was raised $1,000,
The assessment Of $4,000 on the per
sonal property Of Lipman & Co. Wal
raised $500.
The assessment OF $500 on thu
property Of Mrs. Rose Woods was 70
ducsd $3.50.
The taxes upon the property Of Mrs
A. Killesn, assessed at $3.50. were 70
mittsd.
The taxes upon the property OF Mrs
@. Cashen, assessed ct $500. were 70
mitted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
GRAND PAVILION BALL.
Rsae's New Enterprise to be Aided
BY y Dance.

The Rsnoitss are onterprising in the
highest degree. In proof Of this asser.
ton We have but TO point to the sub
stantial improvements that are constantly
appearing In the Riverside Town. The
latest manifestation OF public spirited
ness In the erection Of . fine Pavilion
Hall to be used during the annual fairs
at that place. This pavilion has been
constructed at great cost, and Is ac-
knowledged by all to be n credit to the
town which It adorns. In order to raise
funds with which to defray the expenses
OF the building. n grand ball will DO
given In the pavilion tomorrow evening.
Ii will be one Of those fine, social occa-
sions for which Reno is 40 justly famous.
Strangers will be treated with all possi'
BILE courtesy. as is always the case.
Tho Invitation Committee comprises
most OF the voters OF Washoe. Ormsby
and Storey counties. and M all these
gentlemen are bound to attend. the sue
cess Of the party Is assured In advance.
Professor j. W. varney. Of Virginia
City. will furnish q full quadrills band
Of eight pieces, and will personally di.
rect the music.
Many from the Comstock are expected
to 60 down for the purpose OF Joining In
the festivities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
Tho BSas Race.

LAcurxs. Oct. 2.-Tho day 10 fair but
Q brisk wind 10 blowing from the south.
east which renders the water very lumpy,
and doubts are expressed as to whether
the race can be rowed to-day. The
odds offered on Hanlon are slightly less
than last night. -.
LArsa.-Ths wind has increased and
the race prospects have become more
dubious. The grand stand 10 rapidly
nlling. The shores and streets are
throngsd with people Of all ages and
conditions. Gambling IL going on freely
and openly. The Hanlon men are offer
ing odds OF City per cent. In betting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
vLAsuEs.
Cosdesssd Telsgrams from all Pos
stons Of she world.

ttons Of the word.
o.Lsary complsted his 10th milo at
10 o'clock one minute and thres sec.
onds. and Hughes his l50th at 1851
last night, at which time he was twenty.
two miles behind. 0'Leary Is In fine
health, but Hughes 10 tagged.
Soon after 10 o'clock to-day OLeary
finished 1876 miles, and at 10 Hughes
had made ia miles.
A telegram from Constantinople says
the Porte intends submitting Q treaty OF
peace with Russia to the Powers.
A dispatch from Bombay says the
latest news from Simla Is that an oppor.
tunity has been afforded tho Amser TO
make amends for the affront offered the
British envoy.
A correspondent at Paris tslegrsphs
that the International Peace Congress
ended Yesterday with o sitting that was
somewhat confused and stormy.
A Vienna dispatch says the Emperor
has not yet accepted the resignation OF
the Hungarian ministry. Here the cri-
sis IL considered to DO more o question
OF figures than Of principle. Much do.
pends on the ministry deciding whsthsr
the occupation Of Now Baza shall DO
effected this year or next.
J. N. T. Psrtillo, Of Washington.
D. O., at the Columbia rifle range yes.
tsrday. made 10 consecutive bullseyea
at 800 yards. II bullseyes and que GEN.
ter q. 900 yards. and Is consecutive
bullssyss at 1000 yards. making Q score
Of ga out OF 9 possible 225.
A Vienna correspondent writes that
Herr Tisza, the Hungarian Premier will
resume his Office. % he only joined
Finance Minister Sell In his protest for
the sake OF form. the Hungarian Cabinet
being, according to the Constitution.
collectively responsible. Tisza 10 In ac-
cord with Count Andrassy's views.
A special from Des Moines. Iowa.
says the consolidation Of the Democratic
and Grsenback State ticket, announced
last night, Ia received with great salts
faction by both these elements.
The London Daily telegraph states
that . circular signed by all tho Scotch
banks has been issued announcing that
the City Of Glasgow Bank will not open
its DOOR to-day wednesday, and will
cease TO issue notes. In order to lessen
the in~convsuience TO the public the other
Scotch banks will accept its notes M
usual. The City OF Glasgow Bank has
. paid up capital Of fi,oOO.OO 0
Latest dispatches from Colorado give
assurance Of two.thirds Republican ma
jority In the Legislature.
grille Dion, the celebrated billiard
| player, died OF congestion Of the lungs.
en- route for the Courtnsy.Hsnlon race
TODAY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02

c..L:.- 1850 tt,xa. ann.
blinking inc pfoposeu h'" 'n
partment working shalt Will Dc COM
msncsd shortly. Meanwhile the old
tunnel In b.inc cleaned ont for further
...m..,,,.
ehPio'aaohs " 'na' po'"N
OF the company held at San Francisco
Gay before yesterday u ai'isioh o' ProP-
erty was decided ON, to lake eiect NJ
once. .ns cn aao s.ooA s,on o,,h
Ths division Of properly is as follows:
Ibe Scornion Silver Mining COMPANY
will rstain i. 3oi feet Of Inc ground near.
sst tbs Union Consolidated and Sierm
Nevada mines, and to which II Is claim.
ed belongs the ore BODY being wo,ssu
Wy sus ';W e -. fr," awn 40 ,hs
S'o a "nn III ~ Siv;a.sJ into
Inn mo- sh..e, """ Tha ha,ance NJ tbs
nronartv will Ina conveyed In equal
p.,is lSoo Ia, .achS IN fonr nav com.
panies for csrtain considerations. The
names Of these new interpretations are
TO be the Heating, the Warsaw, the
them are to consist Of 100, 900 shares OF
the par value Of 800. The stock
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02

THE LioHTSIso ExPREss.-Commenc-
ing next Monday. October z. lightning
express trains will run daily from San
Francisco Sundays eIcepted). md daily
from Reno (Saturdays excepted) over
the Central Pacific railroad. the Virginia
and Truckee railroad making connec.
tons, every night. Slsepers will leave
Carson every night except Saturday
night, and returning will leave San
Francisco every day except Sunday, thus
giving o service OF six times n week.
This Is good news for our people and
the accommodation will be duly apprs-
ciatsd both here and in San Francisco.
SrrrHrS wnKIS. President Of the
Virginia Mechanics Union. Is lying dan.
gerously III Of typhoid.pneumonia at his
residence. No. 1903 Carson street, Just
east Of the Ophir Office. He was very
low yesterday.
MKMBlRs OF Gold Hill Chapter No. ..
r. A. NJ, will And an important oficiai
notice In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
on. J. B. Hlll. jaime. Malone and A. J.

son. j. B. Hill. James Malone and A. J.
Endsrs.
First ballot Desmond o. King 3. Fer
euson 8, Hill I. Malone 2, Endsrs q.
Second ballot = Desmond Is. King 2.
Ferguson 1, Hill 2, Euders l.
Mr.. Desmond was declared the nomi.
nee Of the Convention for Constable OF
Township No. 2.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Bersstsin gave notice that there
would be a grand ratification meeting Of
the Democracy OF Storey county next
Saturday night. the place to DO an
nounced hereafter.
After considerable wrangling over the
disposition Of the funds in tho hands Of
the Convention, which amounted to
$500, the Convention adjourned sine die.
with y vote Of thanks to the Chairman
aud three rousing cheers for the ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
nisinE Transfers aud Locations

The following described deed has
been filed In tho Recorders office.
II. G. Sullivan to Thomas ID. Pheby
600 feet in the Brophy mine. Con.
s~idsration, $1,000.
The following notices Of location were
filed In the County Recorders Office yes
terday: 80.
The Lyons claim-Comprising 1000
feet, situated about n mile EAST OF the
Keystone mine; located by Charles
Lyons. ,.
The Stewart claim-A Adjoining the
Lyons claim; by y. ". Powell and j.
ii. Leman.
The Mcbride claim. Flowery District
Comprising 1900 feet, being a part OF
the Monroe Consolidated claim. Also.
1000 feet OF surface ground running
parallel with said claim, and 1900 feet
running In u southeasterly direction.
Located by WIN. +. Mcbride.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02

CLEARANCE BALE Messrs. Plat Il
Rich. opposite the Nrws Office. fiing
their banner to the breeze to-day and
mako q glorious pronunciamsnto to the
people, which viii DO found In another
column. The prices which defy com.
petition" will be found also at their
Virginia store.
TEE engine shaft bent by the breaking
Of . tooth In q pinion Of the Yellow
Jacket hosting machinery two or three
days since Is being Strengthened at the
Fulton foundry and will be put In place
and the works started up again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
E~~ME

Esrsps-e cents per share; levied September
2sth. delinquent October asih; sale DAY
November a5th.
~ Lsui.-is cents pr shsre; levied Sepiem.
bsr 96th; delinquent October Slst. sale day
November auth.
aatrs-5 cents per share; levied September
9sth: delinquent October 9ist; sale day,
November 2O.h.
Nsvsh Csrses-is cents PEE -hare; i.yied
september NH; d-linqusnt October sth;
sale day November isih.
Original 0std Iltii-2O cents par shsre:
I.visd september si.t; delinquent October
gSi. sale day November 9Th.
Juiis Css.-n yer share; levied September
9th delinquent ostoesr iith sale day
October 1th.
OveSmsa-fl per share; levied Sep embef
SIN: delinquent Octobsr 10Th. sale day
Oetsber Soth.
Cbstisr.P.sssi-st Per share: levied Ser
TENDER eh. delinquent october sth; sale
day October nth.
ssyas--si pr share: levied september e.h;
delinquent October 18th; sale day. Vesoosf
9sth.
NaeCt~las Csa.-as cents per share: levied
DAY October 18Th.
Ju.stee-yi 70 Per sAar-; levied August 18th:
delinquent september is'A' sale day oe''-
Der 9Th.
Isah-s1 Per share; levied August 18Th; de
hnqusut September islh; sale day oetoosf
stb.
North Dsytss-1s cents per share; l.yisd
August ysth: delinquent september Sth'
.Ais DAY. oe'oosf i''n. ..,.,
Hale a s.na.ms.r ISM.
sale day. oetoesr 9th.
North Coo. va-si per share; levied An
sust 18Th. delipquent septsmosf io'h' 'A'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
Yeliov Fever.

MrxpnIs. Oct. 2.-From noon yester'
day until to-day thirty.eight deaths vert
reported.
NEW ORLEANS. 0et.-Dsaths, 80
cases reported. 1856 ; total cases to date
$500 ; deaths, 1855.
BIroS RouoE. Oct. 2.-Ths yellow
fever 10 increasing at o rapid pace,
Eighty.eight new cases were reported
Yesterday, and Q large accession will bs
added BY this mornings report. BIZ
deaths since yesterday. The epidemic
must soon reach its climax here.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Msdrid newspapers
state that there are three cases OF yellow
fever in the hospital In that city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
THR COMSTOCK.
Latest official Mining News.
FOR the Week Ending Wednesday,
october =, 1873.

The stock mud mfnisg situssies
ra-day-rhe Great Ceuassseh-
The North End OF lt-rhs ssu'n
End OF Is-sierrs eSsas-A"
the Other Prsmisisg
I'siuts for Everybody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02

I'D Pollard. J " Borden, AL Albert,
J Kshos. v Burke. J p II Wentworth,
W o Brodhead. J Garner. Mrs Douglas,
J Herbert. z Mysr and wife. D Lschmsn
and wife, @ II Rulison. A Jacobs and wife,
@ J Ruiison. Mrs J W orndorf. Miss z
Davis, Mrs J Means, @ MeKslvsy. I'll
Luce, J stallmsn. T 0rndorf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02
An.ss.sa I.fss...i Board.
isr rus vr.rrHs UNION rrsaI

San fR,Sorsco. Oct. 2.-2'io ,. y.
Bullion III. iss, E~xehequer .. 81.
Gould A Curry -, 22s. Sierra Nevada
2i2. 2ti. Yellow Jacket 2os, 10, Union
Con. $50. ophir II. Boiie II. 70, Mexican
rs. Hale 4 Norcross 80, 20. Con. vir-
giniA ISL. i;h.. California Ia, hs.
Alta lea 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02

Nomisatious Cosunned kiesser.
hasssit and Coinon for the As
ssmbiy-County Ceatral Commit-
lees 90 Account 90 Conventions
Other mAtterH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02

TEE new definition OF blackmailer isa
person who attempts to prove that hs Is
one Of A. T. Stsvart's heirs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02

Ne Lady ever ssists her handler.
chief with . oosrss perfume. Indssd. the ~
nnsd Of both ssxss ars always critical IN thls
particular. Hence % 10 thai MURRAY 4 Ian.
MANS FLORIDA WATER IL % universally
preferred BY persons ofecrrsct taste 70 al other
toilet vaters and sxtfscts. tep 2oeod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02

IT Wal . resident Of tho rural districts
Who asksd II the vessel had taken cold.
whom he saw Q ships knees.