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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-19

be to the public, and much o. It's ccrcmo-
nial is displayed 10 TIE public gaze. True
it possesses an unwriiten and unspoken
language that is known only TO the men,
bership, and serves simply the purpose of
recognition between those to whom it is in
telligible.
In my next. will refer to the govern
mcnt and other characteristics of the or
der. i.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-19
XAe @aHsaeH Je#T#al,
w. ID. TRANTHAM, Editor.
G. &. ALEXANDER,
Business Manager
CAMDEN, s. G., FEBRUARY 10, 1873.
The Silver Bill.

The silver bill passed the Senate
Saturday morning by u vote of4S to 81.
1t goes now to the House for its con-
currence as to some important amend
meuts. The bill remonctizes silver, and
makes it the equal Of gold as legal ten,
der. The free coinage clause was stricken
Ont
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. 10 TrespasserS.

All persons are hereby warned not TO
trespass upon my lands, situated immedi-
atcly north of Camden, for the purpose OF
cutting wood, gathering straw, or for any
other purpose, without special permission
from me. Parties disrcgarding This notice
will lie dealt with according TO law.
febj-lt* CAMILLA II. CANTEI.
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Fresh Meat Market

Attached to our house is n Fresh Meat
Market, where all kinds Of fresh meat may
DO obtained. The market is under the
management Of o first-class butcher, and
the public may rely upon Obtaining good
meat. w. \. ANCRUM y &C.
jAnHy
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SOUTH CAROLINA kAlLhoAp'
The passenger trains on the South Caro-.
lima Railroad will run as follows:
FOR COLUMBIA
Sundays excepted.
Leave Charleston 500 n. m. $50 a. m
Arrive at Columbia ll.00 n. m. s.45 a. m
FOR AUGUSTA.
Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston 900 a. m. 30 p. m.
Arrive at Augusta 100 p. IN. G.l5 q. IN.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Sundays cxcepted.)
Leave Colum in SOP. IN. 7.15 p. m,
Arrive at Charleston 1900 p. m. G.l5 a. m.
Leave Augusta $50 n. m. 9.30p. N.
Arrive at Charleston 4.20 p. m. 500 a. M.
CAMDEN IT AIN.
The Camden train will leave Camden at
100 III on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, and connect at kingsville with the
up passenger train for Columbia. On Tuea,
DAYS, Thursdaya and Saturdays 1t will con.
meet at KingssiIIe with down passenger
train from Columbia, and arrive at Camden
at 9.45 m. Connects daily with trains
from and to Charleston.
S. s. S0L0M0NS, Supt,
S =. Pickens, Geu'l Ticke. Ast,
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A Compliment 10 Judge Kersh aw

we tikc lTOuI thc NeNO'|U AeHo
the subjoincd account of a serenade to
Judge Kershaw and report Of his re-
marks in response thereto. His Hon
or's views in reference to the dignity ol
the judiciary cannot be too highly COM
mended.
of Last Friday night. just before the hour
retiring. the Ncwberry Brass Band. ac'
companied by n number Of gentlemen
called upon Judge Kershaw, at the Sim
mons House, and gave him very pleasant
serenade. At an interval in the music tat
Judge. responding to loud and repeated
calls, appeared upon the balcony, and sait
10 the gentleman that he gratefully arpre
! ciated their delicate courtesy conveyed tt
him by the concord of sweet sounds; that
his own soul was a,tuned to the chords o
harmony, Sc; he would not make them
speech on any of the popular topics si The
day: that it should be with him y rule moi
to drag the judicial robes thrugh the cess
pool of politics. lie adverted happily t(
Ensland's distinguished jurists and hel
Magma Charta, giving protection TO all
tempcring merry with justice; in which
Justice, though sure and swift, is not ne.
'cessarily harsh lie could not forget thai
the seat he now occup;d was once filed by
the O'neales, the Job JohnstOnes, the Ward
laws and the IIarpers. and, by seeking t(
sustain the judiciary in its primal purity
though at an humble distance, no ties o.
frien lship or Of blood should turn from
consistent discharge Of Ills responsible tru:
! in both Justice and mercy lie closed hi:
felictous remarks hy thanking the gen ie
men not only for the compliment conveyed
by their music but also because some O
the .sersnaders belonged 10 the gallant ll'irI
regiment which formed part of his ol'
brigade. =.
| Judge Kersl,aw left US last Monday ii
company of his son, Rev. John kershaw
of Abbevillc, bearing with him the goo'
will Of all our people.
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Sec. ). If any railroad corporation
or other chartered comuon carrier in
this State, acting for itself only or for
itself and other chartered common car
riers in combination with it, shall charge
and receive rates extra reasonable
within the meaning Of this act, so much
of the money so received BY it in excess
of such reasonable rates as is due to
common carriers chartered under the
laws of this State shall be money had
for the use Of the person or persons Sc
paving the same, to be recovered hy
action in any court of competent jurs
diction.
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--------- ------------ ------------
E-I'----,-,-.---' -c--
So. ,yvxyrrT Tlg7fSzvTNsNYT
''"St;G, ls. ssssA %
.DppN,,rrrr G. cou,-uDI, p,IT
IT ROAD.
p,.oo ,,,r do;,,. S,r1,vo nv
con,ed canneci;ng with tho s,st tov trains
an tho Son,h Carolina Railroad.
Leave Aston I0pm
Leave Newbcrry . IS IN
Ieove Uoaoes 515 IN
Ioovc De,,en 05 m
Arrive n Grcunyille S 81 n m
nowy
,c.;,o On.
Ieano -e,,e Wi paI,nn ''' " Q 1on N
Ic.vc Uo1gcs 10 47am
Ionr. V.wLorrv I a1nr
Ia"va U.,or \ ~ n m
irr;vo q, cnh.n,i,, ) 90 y N
III ''' - N''"'f
,vnrpcOv rpANCU & RIFE RIDGE
''-'D ''''' nIviSl0T
,.1 IH,.s Viii eHL'P' iccnn.,nlo,;on ,ra;hs hs
.a.a.,, 49, H. ArJen."n an Mondays
T' ~ D''Ti, T,I,""al,r" ''' AL a,rr,l,ys
=
W.
Leave Leave ne'vn - % % II, III
Leave Pcpdleton & 15p IN
Leave Perryville g 90 pm
Arrive nj Wahalla ~ % p III
powX,
w.,,u, ro -
Icorc perrvville Il 30 n m
Leave Pendleton 20a IN
Leave Anderson lO a III
Arrive at Bolton 4 % Il III
Laurcns Branch trains leave Clinton u;
10 q NJ, and leave Ncwberry . m on
Mondays. TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Satur.
laws.
Ahbeyillc Branch train connccts at
Uulrcs with down and up train daily. Sun.
l,vs cxccn,ca.
THOMAS nODAMvAD.
General Superintendent.
j, Norrox, JE., Gen. Ticket Agent.
'iiA Ahiol T. '"he hDlA A'"e' O. \
Y RAILROAD. 49, $3.50
o"h' 'ihiN' - w. '"u' 90 -,
lac 'o''o"'"s i"'se"sr' ',".'"'' WA
ne oPe'''''' va an" "'''' ''''' "'''
MAIL. EAfhEos.
|oiSG NORTH
Leave Augusta, 6 so N
Arrive at Columbia, II 20 p IN
Leoye Columbia. IL so u m
Arrive n; Charlotte. 1 IS a III
GOING sorru,
c,,o,louo otspo
i'V.,,D ,'',;'' 0,'C'i" C',nn',I, olIam
Iosv. Colun,;n 3O4am
Lc'." ,''',.""'", , -oi"m
N'n"' ~ H"s"S,"' ,,,.,;.a., -, -
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Our obicc' is TO supply n want long felt
in Gamden-namely; \ place where you
can buy Groceries AMI Provisions ut retail
a, only small advance upon Wholesale
prices, thereby saving the trouble and cx-
pensc of sending to Charleston (as many
have been doing for monthly supplies.
Gall and examine our stock and prices,
and You will be convinced.
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Laurens Branch trains leave Clinton u;
10 IA M, and leave Ncwberry . p m on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
lays.
Ahbeyillc Branch train conacctS AT
Hodges with down ard up train daily. Sun
days excepted.
THOMAS nODAMGAD,
General Superintendent.
j. Eorrox, JE., Gen. Ticket Agent.
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WEBSTER'S

Unabridged, Royal Quarto lllus!ra-
ted Edition, 1910 pages, 800 Illus.
tons, 81 w
Tie Royal Octave, sheep, marblcd
edges, :, w
National Pictorial Dictionary 10
Counting House and Family piction-
airy. 81
New University Dictionary, %
New Academy Dictionary oU
High School Dictionary, -
Common School Dictionary 30
Primary School Dictionary Ct"
Pocket Dictionary, 'te. to w
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REENvILLE & COLUMBIA RAIL
VI ROAD.
Passenger trains run daily. Sundays OK
cepted, connecting with the fast day trains
on the South Carolina Railroad.
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Fun daily. and make close connection nj
Charlotte aud Augusta ior all points Norih.
south and West. Stop at following named
stations only: Fort Mills. Rock Hill. Ches-
ter. Glnckstocl. Winnsboro. RidgewAy,
Duke. Co,umbil. Lexington, Barcsbnrg.
Ridge Spring. JChnstons, Pine House and
4, 80, ,;taviI'r
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CARSON ITEMS.

Carson Appeal, april IO.-Ths South.
ern stage carried ont ten passengers on
Msuday and six Yesterday.
T,,. .-r,.,,.,. h w.,. ,.,,o,.a ~
ua, s..s 1850 mi ~ ,Ss;sn sa
...i'. n.y. a, 49, IT, h.nnn ~ n,.,s'
..h AZ. I,s.,I'.i hr' y,
s;nI =, .%a,i.asc,;an A.
asa,a,. mann I,ows nothing sbont'
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rheumatism. aud had threatened TO kill
himself several times.
The stockholders OF the Opea Letter held
All excited meeting last night Of Charter
Oak Hall. The meeting was CALLED 10
take some action In regard TO the handing
over the future control Of the paper 10 an
executive committee Of the Workingmen's
party. DR.. Ferdenanderz produced state
ment. showing that from the lst 70 the
10th Of January the receipts were S2,i07 05
and the expenses 1904 II. which should
have left sl,4i2 ca cash on hand. but that
there was actually only s5l co In
the treasury. This statement was found
10 be In stout's handwriting. and that In.
dividuAl was ignominiously expelled from
his position as secretary. Fernandez 70.
quested an explanation OF this state oil
affairs. but Kearney ignored the request
entirely. After . protrscted debate tbs
meeting adjourned, without having accom-.
plished anything In that respect.
The hrst duties paid In the new silver
dollars at the San Francisco Custom House
were received yesterday.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
4 Mother ssd Two children safFo.
Gated In - burning Lodging
House.
l.rsciAL TO rHs aoLp III DAILY srw,

San FRAScisco, April i0-2:30 p. NJ
About 3 o'clock this morning . fire brok,
out In the building No. iiii Stockton,
street. between Vallejo and Green streets.
Tho building was occupied on the first
door by . fruit dealer, and IN the second
door by Mrs. Jane Stewart, as a residence
and lodging house. The fire. was discov.
cred In tho rear Of the fruit stand, used
by tho proprietor As bedroom
and IL supposed 70 have originated from
the bursting % . coal oil lamp. The
dodgers ON tho upper floor were al once
alarmed. and they In turn aroused Mrs.
Stewart with her two children. Charles
and Henry. aged Ave and three years re-.
spectively, who slept In q room directly
over that In which the fire was discovered.
Mrs. Stewart replied Ia the cries Of the
dodgers. and II was supposed effected her
escape In safety, but when the ilremen
had obtained control Of the flames 90 ~ 10
enable them to explore the building. the
body OF Mrs. Stewart was found on the
door near the door OF the ROOM. one ~ the
children also on the floor. and the other
on the bed. All had died FROM sufro-
cation. the fire not having reached
that apartment. II IL supposed that
Mrs. Stewart became bcwiljered by fright.
and WAS unable TO open the door In her ex-
citement. She was Q native Of England,
aged So. The premises were owned by
Nicholas Luning and arc damaged tn the
amount Of about 81. 1900.
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NEVADA ITEMS.
From Our s,.,. Exchanges.
Washoe County.


Reno Journal. april l0.-Ths CentraI
Pacifchas granted q special rate on po'
tatoes from Reno To San Francisco. Th,
price has been fixed at sos per car load
This rate enables our farmers 10 shiI
potatoes below. which they are now do
ing. The prices received In San Fran.
cisco ars satisfactory.
The river il high. turbulent and dirty,
The SHOWS are being melted quito rapid
ly under tho warm sun. The absence
OF shelter on the mountains will soon
cause the snow TO come down through
the river. and In, the Summer there will
be a scarcity Of water.
Much Of the baggage now transferred
To the V. AMI It. trains 10 marked TO Bo.
die. No record is a~ttainabls OF the
amount returning from that camp. a the
only transferring done ~ from one shout
der Ia the other ~ the owner trndges
back.
The dog poisonsr IL hard nj work. al
least Il would seem DO from the number
Of carcasses lying round.
Rsno Gdiette. april 9.-The Cupola
furnace was slightly enlarged aud modi'
fied yesterday afternoon. and charged
with ore again to-day. Al the time Of
our visiting to-day Il gave favorable In
dications Of turning ont the "stuff.'
The latest results of this afternoon we
did not learn.
The surveyors whe are surveying The
line Of the large ditch for the washo,
Land aud Water Company, are now q
work near Crystal Peak. They will
have finished their survey In about one
week.
John A. Gray, late Of Austin. will
probably turn lawyer and settle In Reno.
A man Of superior ability.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
rhurmas's Railroad B,II r.sse. shr

rhurmas's Railroad BiII Passes thr
scuatc. ,
WASHINGTON. April l0.-Thurman's Pa
ciac Railroad Funding Bill, passed by tho
Senate tonight. .makes the Union Pacific
and Central Pacific Railroad Companies
pay into the Treasury Of the United States,
In addition 10 the whole Of The Government
earnings. not TO exceed for tho former
company. $4,000. and for the latter
$500. 900 per year. Tho Government has
heretofore retained al Of the Governments
earnings. although half Of them have been
duo TO the companies. The objection made
10 the bill was not a. To tho amount to be
paid into the Sinking Fund, but to other
sections In the bill including tho declare
ton Of right 10 amend. alter or repeal tho
bill should II become q law. Thurman, In
his remarks. explained these sections In a
manner which deprived them. TO some er-
tent. Of their Objectionable features. The
amount due the companies hereafter from
the Government for transportation AMI
other services. which has heretofore been
held In the United States Treasury without
benefit or interest to the companies. will.
Immediately on the bill becoming = law,
bear compound interest ~ . part OF the
sinking Fund. and be placed to tho credit
Of the two companies.
Howe she sespegeas OF Ills Friends.
NEW YORK. April i0.-Ths H,rahF'
w.sbipyton snacial sav. the III succe.s of
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Eureka County.

Eareka Republican. April ga car.
penter by the name OF Nelson. Satur.
day afternoon. while working ON the
roof Of u house. east Of the railroad,
lost his footing and rolled OF the caves,
falling to the ground, a distance 81 sir'
teen feet. di~slocating his right shoulder.
The Eureka Consolidated Is about to
increase It's capacity for the reduction Of
ore by the construction Of q new fur.
mace next To No. /. The hammers aud
chisels are sounding now on the rock
neal the works. Il Is to he u Gerrish
furnace.
Eureka is now turning out. from her
eight furnaceu, on MI average. LOG bars
Of bullion daily.
The probabilities are that the con-
strnction Of q church at Ruby Hill will
Dol he commenced.
The mountains round about still wear
their feathery plumss OF snow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
FOURTH pIsPAToH.
l~srscI,L To TEE GOLD HuL pAILr Srwsl
d. o. Mills ResiEns she P~rsskdsney
or she Hank Of California.

BAN Francisco, April $3.50 P. NJ
At tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Directors Of the Bank Of California. held
yesterday. d. o. Mills rendered his resigna.
ton as President. 10 take effect May 1st.
The reason assigned 10 the pressure OF pri.
vate business. The resignation Was &C.
cepted. and william Alverd. vioe Prcsi-
dent. chosen 10 all the vacancy. II IL not
probable that the vacancy thus occasloned
In the position Of Vice President will be
filled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

In Pawtuckst. Rhode Island. last
Saturday night. a young girl was shot
to death by q fellow performer on the
stage OF the Opera House. The Two
were giving what is known as the VIII
liam Tell feat. for the qualification OF an
audience which delighted in thrilling
situations. On the head Of the girl was
placed an apple. and the other performer
undertook to shoot Ii with . rife. The
feat itself is not . difficult one, rsquir.
ing for its success only . steady nerve
on the part Of the marksman. and an
undauntabls courage on the part Of the
person holding the apple. 1t is .
dangerous experiment. however. from
the fact that both the nerve and the
courage are very liable to fail at the
critical moment. and this Is probably
what happened in Pawtuekst. The ride
shot, instead Of clsaving the apple in
twain. and bringing down the house In
a~hu'o
- =, A..
unae' a.s , !.
~" v..,,h,,, a..
"','' !, ,.- shs
"' =, man.
may a., - ao,h,,,,
80, wom., In mi.
a. w,,,..s;n,
~o,'a Nuo ~, .na NO.
sueh ua'ins
sio'y 'u'. n-I
enc" ~ 'ns -
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uoNnoLIDArED rMpERIAL MIN

n ED EtkuAL MIN
~ mi COMPANY. - Location of principa
place Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location of WORKS. Gold Hill Mining District,
St0rey county. Nevada.
Notics II hereby given, that a . meeting oI
the board OF Directors, held on the . b ia,
Of April. ISIS, an assessment mo. o. Of
Twenty Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payEhl,
Immediately. In Unitoi siales gold coin. 10 ih'
SECRETARY. At the ONCE of the Company. Room
~ Hayward's Iluilling. No. @ig California street
Ssn Francisco. California.
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid VI the fifteenth day " May
1878, will be delinquent. and advertised iOr
sale at public auction and unless payment j.
made before will be- cold On wRDNksD W. ID.
P,hh day of June. 1918. TO pay the d~olinqa~ni
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and srpcnses Of sals.
by onier VI the Hard Of Directors.
W. x. DRAM. Secretary.
Once = Room No. ~ Tiayward's BuildinY,
No. tis California street. Nan Francisco. Call
foruis. Hpi0 III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

WILL the editor Of the Carson Tribune
do us the favor to quit his laundering
guesses a. to the various articles. sdi-
torial and otherwise, appearing in the
columns Of the GoLD HILL News.
He gussses unnecessarily. aud sussses
wrong. The NEws writer's do not seek
personal ~notoristy. Do please let US
alone In that respect.
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l.r,cr.r ~ TN, sorp NIL. pAn ,.w.l

Ban PRASoisco. April 1913 p. Ms +,
Schwartz. an e~x.pension agent. who wa.
indicted by the United States Grand Jury
for forging pension certificates, was ar.
raigned In the Circuit Court yesterday.
and plesded guilty Of forgery. lie will
he brought mp tomorrow against Bennett.
who was convicted and sentenced for n
similar offence about q year ago.
Patrick FArrelly. aged G3, 4 native II
Ireland. committed suicide yesterday At.
ternoon at his residence In Silver street.
He went into the hack yard. seated himself
upon . small key. barred his arm. opened
~ artery with . razor. and taking such a
position that the blood would run into the
empty keg by his side. slowly bled to
death. He had been greatly troubled with
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Lander County,

Ausiin Reueilk. April s. The Indian,
had mn exciting game Of football al
Clifton yesterday. Bucks and squaw.
both took part In the sport, and all wer,
dressed in the same costume u that
worn by Mrs. Adam bsfos her research
es and Investigations afler knowlsdgs
had developed the utility Of 1g leaves,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

The Murphy Temperance movement
in Massachusetts, will. II the plan does
not fail. bs made permanent in the
hands Of a State committee. with . paid
Secretary. Speakers for re~vivalism are
to DO provided by this central organize
ton. which is not to dabble in politics
The Murphy pledge has eighty thousand
subscribers in western Massachusetts,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

CANADA claims that she furnished
10000 men for the Union army in the
late war. She will furnish US more
than tina. in case Of an Anglo Russian
war. Twice that number will migrate
this way to escape the draft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

ArourH fourteen years old has just
absconded from his parents and home
at oconomowoc. Wisconsin. with the
ambitious project Of becoming q Texan
rover : he took with him $50 and four
rsyolysrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

Two ca~rd-playing friends were pass.
ing through a fine forest. when one ask
cd the ether this audacious question
"why cannot the proprietor Of this
forest fell his own timber Z" Because
no one is allowed to cut when II Is his
own deal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

LrSDkxNAs's eagle recalls the CONVEX.
sation at the show : Daughter Law,
ma. look at that beagle" Mother
Ivy. you hignorant gal ! It's a howl
Snowman, politsly-"AI es parding,
mum, but its = 'awk."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

oee1 Busines you can engage IN. IS %
beS $50 per day made By any worker Of
elther sex, right I'm their own localities. Par.
ticulsrs and samples worth IS free Improve
your spare time Of this business. Addrsss
mht sns SrtNBoN 4 CO.. Portland, No
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

TuE San Antonio Express estimates
the Texas Spring cattle drive in round
numbers at 2s3. 300 head. This, at an
estimate OF $40 per head, would give
nearly 50. 900. OOO for cattle alone driven
into Texas, not computing those shipped
out 10y rail and steamer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

DEAN swirl proposed to tax female
beauty. and to leave every lady to rate
her own charms. lie said the tai would
be chesrfully paid. and bs very pro-
ductive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

PEACE in the South pays. The 81.
psnses Of the recent session Of the
Louisiana Legislature were $500. 900
less than for any year since the recon-
structiou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

Does your sister Annie ever say any.
thing about me. sissy ?" asked an anI-
ious lover OF a little girl. "Yes." was
the reply. ''shs said II you had rockers
on your shoes. they'd make such q nice
cradle for my doll"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

The report Of the New York savings
banks show an increase OF eleven thou.
sand new accounts over last year. Not
a bad showing for hard times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

The Massachusetts, Legislature re-
fused to amend the constitution in favor
Of oms suffrage. The Bsecher scan
dial set that cause back at least twenty
wears.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10
i.AsrpnNRMRNT

The day OF delinquency Of the shave named
Company 10 hereby postponed until the ath
day % April. 1919, and the day Of sale until
MONDAY, May g, SIS, 81 tho zane hour aud
CHAS. De LAt d. secrttsy.
Once No. ais California street. Room 0, San
Frlneisro, Cal ioruis. aplVd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

ARs. SropoKR-"How be your wife
gittin' ON. Mr.. Hsnpeckini" Mr.. H.
al be most mortal glad. Mrs. Stodger.
to say she's reeoverin' very slowly"