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A real incident occurred recently
on the train between Mount Pleasant
and Burlington, La. A little girl
travelling with her parents attracted
the attention of the passengers by her
brightness. A gentleman went TO her
seat and asked her "if she wouldn't
like to go home with him." adding
that he had nice little boy that she
could play with. The little girls eyes
danced and her cherry lips rounded
wien she said: sim going to have a
little brother of my own the first of
November" The old man wilted, the
mother blushed. and the passengers
giggled.
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CONDENSED TIME
lOU|sV|LlEaGT.s SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS aorN. sorru
eONNEsIIONN.

Passengers on L. e. .. n. n tShort IAne) J. NJ.
a !. H. a., q, A. NJ ". n. aud u, - Mai Line
Steamers connect n Louisville With TRAIN No.
I, TRAIN NO 4 connects al Lebanon junction
With Train No. - fof Ill points on knotvllle and
Rlchmond branches. Traln No. ~ connects 81 Ish
The Memphis and Montgomery lines, NJ ielauon
With Stages ~ and ffom Sprlneh Cam pellsvlle
Columbia aud lreenshurs; ~ MitchsliakarE. With
stage. 70 aud fron IetryV sud liarrotshurF %
t'y a STANDARD With stages 10 and from Soanerset
a. hichmond Junction 10 and nom points between
there and Livingston a. nichmond Nth stsrrs 10
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The mcrchauis say that busness " vcty duil
The retail prices co. provisions, &C., sre o. col.
lows New eaccn shoulders 7e sides se,iec hams ioc.
lsr TO- 70 i2'ie. whcai,ehoicc amier ~ as; oats.
en- rye ho clover sc,si, sao. Flour, COMMON to
host 500 10 $50 per hundrci. Butter. eo@2sc.
Esss,s'sc. Brown sugars s'sci white Ia, is,s
Ccsee 22'se 70 ~ Molasscs, 7sc to sioo salt s,oo
rcr hushci harrci Vinegar toc. Irish potatoes,
co.. Corn, 500 pcr harci, delivered Coal IN
car, iac delivered, irsc.
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Cincinnati.

Saltcl meat shoulders ~ 2sGa 81, short clear
sides, - Oo9s 10. BACON shoulders, p,srsc:
clear sides, Zoe, Lard, 5ig@71.c. Flour, O. to
q % per bhl Wheat, rsl, ~ 10 10 " d, whiic.
u - 10 ~ 20. Rye, Goc. Corn, ~. Oats aoc.
Butter, iea25c. rrss. SIC. Coacc, iGag7, !.
Hay, g ios SO per ton. salt, per hbi, ~ m. Su-
gar, white, si.@i0S; brown, sgac
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Read the following curious parallel
between Shakespeare and the Bible; Il
will he found interesting
Bible-"But though I he rude in
speech. "-[2 Cor. xi, Q.
Othello--"Rudc am I In speech"
Bible-"Ccnsumc thine eyes and
to gricvc thine hcart."-Csamucl u,
IS.
Macbeth - "show his eyes and
grieve his heart"
Biblc-"Thou hast brought me I'M
to the dust Of death."-CPsalms.
Mscbeth-"Lighte,l tools the wsy
to dusty death"
Bible-"I,ook not upon me. he
cause am black. because the sun
hath looked upon mc."--[Solomon,
Song, lie.
Merchant Of Venice--"Mistakc me
not for my complexion: the shadowy
livery Of the burning sun"
Bible-'I smote him; | caught him
by the beard and slew him."-[Samu.
81 xvii, IS.
Othello-"l took him by the throat
the circumcised dog, and smote him"
Bible-"Opcned Job his mouth and
cursed his day, let il not he joined
unto the days of the year; let il not
come unto the number Of the months.
-[Job iii, IT, 9.
Mscbeth--"May this sccursed hour
stand aye sccursed in the calendar"
Bib,e--"What is man that thou art
mindful OF HIM For thou hast made
him 3 little lower than the angels,
thou hast crowned him with glory and
honor. Thou madest him to have
dominion over the works OF thy
hands. II Psalms viii, 4, ., 8.
Hamlet-"what a piece of work is
man! How noble in reason. how in
finite in faculties! In form and NOV.
ing how like an angel! In apprehen-
siou. how like a God! The beauty Of
the world. the paragon Of animals"
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Foufsriffe

Bulk meais-sheulicrs SO; clear side, Sc.
bacon. shoulders, i'tc, clear sides. SO. Lard,
Sc. Butter, ise2ac. Eeg., s.. Coacc. 70 To
2Sc. ficur ~ 10 - ~ rcr bhi whcst-rrd,
81 10 10 - ~ White, 81 70 to - Is Corn, &c.
Hay, . Ito (" 70. Salts w. sugar, white. - -
io' sci hrown, Ne 10 80
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TRAINS NORTH ROUND.

40 connect With T. SI.Rg
t2l Comment With D. q. a L. u. u. aud X. 4. nu
eal kentusky Myef ntiee
~ Connect With stage me rlarroashurg
~ Connect With :. ", Railway eir Hafr~isiufs
t6l Connect with !. a n. aud u. = gH
touneciion Al Cin'il With oil dieetxipg Reads.
lrsins No. aud No. siorat hurEin ~ Dinner.
ain'i lal siailsals on Line
EDWARD y. WILSON.
Sup'i. sud Genl l'ass. AT.
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LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL

>,luarely ard honssily independent; bright,
messy, allc. stands inr honest money, aud IN the
main ior the dolngs and utieranoes Of Hayss' Ad-
ministration, M Ear a. developed, With fsit In
him iu the future; bni net AFRAID ~ 'go tor him
or any one els, " they deserve H.
really gu,d pap,r, valuable 10 thin ing ssu
Republicans.
Its market aud dnancial reports are carefully
eorrsted every day, and OF the utinost value
70 sl business men aud farmers who have dealings
with Louisyille.
~ Notice the hard pan, hard-imes price. and
try the Daily edition ior fes moHfAf ~ QUIZ 81 25
oT on soi,ih foe sais 30 cents.
daily, only 80 cents lser nlonih; 80 II Tor three
monihsi - Ier year. send 10 cent, and ny II
one month
Weekly, Ret Fahiiiy Neissss,,e, H. me- S,siA, on.
ly ~ 70 per year. Great inaueelnents h Ciuls.
Agents wanted every where. samples ffec. Nsad
II eegis foe q hFes-slosil' e trial
address
the COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
IHlisNille, ~.
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the ens Of Jane, tl,eiwc hides took
possession Of Il. The new widow
Clare had engaged maid in New
York. and fell into her part with char.
ming ease and very pretty assump-
ton Of authority; and the real wild.
ow. in her plain dress and pcnsivc
quiet manners, realized effectively the
idea Of a cultivated but dependent
companion. They had two days in
which to rehcarsc their parts and get
all the household machinery in order,
and then the gentlemen arrived at
Ryehnnk.
Fan and Clcmcntine were quito
ready for tl,cir first call; the latter in
a rich and exquisite morning costume,
the former in a simple dress Of spot
ted lawn. Clementinc went through
the iniroductions with consummste
ease Of manner, and in half an hour
they were a very pleasant party.
Johns "cousinship' afforded an ex.
cellent basis for Informal companion
ship, and Clementine gave il full
prominence. Indeed, in a few days
John began to find the relationship
tiresome; it had been, cousin John,
Dc this" and ,'Cousin John, come
here" continually; and one night
when Clcve and he sat down to smoke
their final cigar, he was irritable
enough to give his objections the form
of speech. frv err -ryyfrsyJ
"Cleve, to tell you the honest truth,
| do not like Mrs. Clare"
p 81 think sheis a very lovely woman,
John"
4 81 say nothing against her beauty,
Cleve; ] don't like her, and have no
mind to occupy the place that beautiful
ill-used Miss Msrat fills. The way
Cousin Glare ignores or snub~ wo.
"''" 70 ""o"' sue y ever! way '"'e'r
OF msAes I'VE angry enough assure
you ..n eu-. -, $500
wou.n Iohnr
~. - IA. OIL. r
am !, ,ovs Thoro !. No n.o IN n. do.
oe;r;na onr.o,ra. o. a.oh o,hor yo,
49,, % ,;Lo ,ho H., wh, 80, ,,o,
h..sr-I ~. a,,;,. ,.;ii;nu ,,o,,
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wife? Nothing added to nothing will
not make decent living"
81 am going to ask her to be my
wife, and if she does me the honor to
'ay YES | will make decent living
put of my profession
From this time forth, John devoted
himself with some ostentaiion to his
Cousins Communion. He was
to let the widow perceive
hat he had made his choice. and that
ne could not be bought with her mon.
y. Mr.. Seldcn and Miss Marat were
.lways together, and the widow did
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nIsTRICr Of Kentucky, In bankruptcy. A.
~ Lebanon, Ny, on the 25th day Of April, ISIS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his apIoint ;,
ment as assignee Of j. W. Giyens, Of the county OF
Lincoln, stale OF Kentucky, within said district,
who has been adiudged bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court oi the United States
Tor said district.
/ 800 w wEATHERFoRD, Assignee.
nISTBlCr Of Kentucky, ia bankruptcy. Al
~ Lebanon, Ny, ON the 10Th day of April, 1873.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of bis appoint
ment a. assignee Of John Edmi,ton, Of CTah On
chard, In the county ei Lincoln, state OF Kentucky
within said district, who has leen adiudged hank
rupi upon his own petition by the District Court
OF the niied States nr said district
SO 4. ". MEATHEElORp. Assignee.
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whosoever would become q good
cook, says Mrs Mary DIN, must give
the mind to il, and in order to excel
in this branch Of domestic economy,
one must have, or cultivate, a taste
for il. Seasoning Is the most difficult
part of cooking. One may know how
to stew, roast or broil. but to know
well what seasonings or spices to add
which will improve the favor. requires
patience, practice, and may ! add,
ideality. Again, badly cooked food is
sheer waste of material, strength and
nerve. What mother can justly ex.
pect to rear rosy, happy children up
on sour bread, indigestible meats and
rich pastry? No woman should take
upon herself the duties of wife or
mother without a thorough knowl-
edge Of the art, and no woman's edu.
cation is complete. however brilliant,
If this branch is neglected. If moth
ers taught their daughters from the
first that it was a. much Of an accom-
plishment to manufacture light. whole
some bread, snowy biscuits, or to he
enabled to broil a steak to a nicely, as
to master difficult piece Of music, or
one of the languages, there would he
fewer divorce cases, fewer complain.
ing husbands, and miserable, unhap-
py wives.
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THE STANFORD
WOODEN l. FIGURING MILL !


Having purchased the aia,yr MIL wc are now
prepared H. Manufacture woal iur The laiHets la
CUSTOM WORK this sea-.,i W. respectfully ~
hdi Mool 10 make into tas,imsrrs, hiankeis, iin-
sey, Jeans, flannels, kolls, si,sking Yarns. AZ.
We will keep constantly en hands stock oi g,ols
which We will exehang. lor Well ~ tavaiahl' terms
Having pal in Two now ssts oi Gri funfh Hurrs,
sill grind Zoe enstOmef- days Ia waek.an guar.
antee Satisfaction, hiEhesi price paid for Wheat
o. MArriSGLy a SON.
lLI--IIr Irul.Ll.-InI
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POLAND CHINA HOGS.

Thanking our ifieuds aud patrons ET past fsY0Is
We wOuld respectfully rsIurst continuance 81 the
same, and aid alsi dsirr 10 eal attention toattT
IA
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NV Apyrnrisrxrxrs.

WANTED S &, s. aEs & s. y..Ss'
unlon LIST % de-.psssti'r NsvspsrsFs, and csn.
vas. of a.isertsea.sl. In the sisniy AZ lA~lr 90
hofass To pruIst Ief~sns . IN alias liberal osu-
mission, and advsoce . rexular eeekfy payu,ent on
aeceuni. Adar~s-. With fvArenCr-, Hi kLsA Tus-
fEh. Oenetal Areai. Aaietieaa N~xsIarcf Tn.
Ion, No. 10 StFlHe ktrret New lofk
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When usri hir Ehcunat ishn, >orc thrast, Lame
Rack, Neuralgla sIHain., nrui-ss, Cats, Contrast
81 MASKS slia Joints, Carus aud Rarns. on hu-
n,an icins,. aud spawn, Rims low, calls. Cats.
Scratch'~, etc.. on aninials Cous.eus Lightning
Iiniusent j. sIaaled mi ~ eas,i slmplT clcc-
TRIAL Asits nams sags~-i., u il quick 10 nclisve
aud Thousands hesr witness Ia 70. s.iu,nding W.
tues Prize 20 cents. Sid hv nohon stsgr
The Only Southern Republican Paper OF
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chm fsvsr. Rsmitssnt Fever. Dumb S Aus.
al The siisctions which arise rom msisrl.
ouss marshs or miasmafio poisons-
This 10 . compound remedy. prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely falls TO cure the seyerest cases OF Chills
and Fever and the concomtant disorders. Such
remedy the necessities OF the people In mala-
rious districts demand. Its great superiority
over any other medicine yetdiscoyered for the
cure OF intermittents Is that u contains no qui-
nine or mineral, and those who take Il are free
from danger Of quinism or any injurious effects
and are as healthy amer using IL as before. h
has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years IN the treatment OF these distressing
disorders, and so unvarying has been Its success
that uhas gained the reputation Of being infal
hbh ftcan, therefore, be safely recommended
Is sare remedy and specific for the Fever and
Agus OF the West, and the Chills and Fever Of
the South. II eountcracts the miasmafic poison
In the blood. and frees the system from its innu-
enee. so that fever and ague. shakes or ehills,
once broken up by Ii, do not return until the
disease 10 again contracted.
The great variety Of disorders which arise from
the irritation OF this poison. such as Neuraissa.
Rhsumatism. Gout. Headache. Kindness.
Toothaehe. Earache. Cstarrh, Asthma, Pal
pitstion. spienie Affections. Mysteries, Pain
In the bowels, Collie. Paralysis, and derange-
OF the Stomach. all OF which become intermit-
tent or periodical. have no speedier remedy than
AYES AouE CURE, which cures them all alike.
and protects the system from future attacks. As
q preventive, Il IL OF immense service In those
communities where Fever and Ague prevails, as
d stays the development OF the disease u taken
on the hrst approach OF the premonItory symp.
toms. Travellers and temporary residents are
thus enabled to defy these disorders, and few
will ever suier II they avail themselves Of the
protection this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints. arising nom torpidity,
Is an excellent remedy; It stimulates this organ
into healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
SOLD M ALL pEuooIsrs EvERrwnEhk.
y. r. stage, Agent, Stanford, ny.
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Florida

A throng OF sufferers With cough, anl colds an.
nually ~ Siuih To eniay the ethereal miidns-. Of
the land ut aowcs To them we would .ay the
necessity ct that expensive Trip 9, ohyiatcd ny
Coussens Co,npound Honey If Tar, which sI-,~lily
vanlul.hcs Il be coughs aud cuils Incident 10 hi.
rig.rous ein'e. For paddle speakers II suuas.e-
the nrmosiheTir r7tmen 81 "r-thle- aud 80
Shore clearing the thrsi uniil the voicc finr.
wiih sil,rry eadcncv ct hell To Compound
Hone, of TW, rri,r ~ ecnts SeA ., lahon 4
STAG
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CINCINNATI SOUTHERN R.R.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT APRIL 18TH. 1878.
49,. .--...-u.. ..--......
STATIONS. MAS

TRAINS SOUTH BOUND
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MISCELLANEOUS
ROYAL DUK Z
s DOLLARS THE SEASON.

t~ill ienai NY TuORorGu.BIED BTU.
Royal bake, 10 ervc = iev co~s, ~ NY place near
sfaut.FN
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Ana ready Ia Accom- mediate the
PUblic al all times.

Special Attention given TO Com
merciai Travellers.
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AlsCrLLANEOl :.

s. r. stage, Agent, Stanford, Ky.
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Horses left With me will be- we'll fed
aud carefully attended 60.
2so-tf -. AZ. BHuCE.
The silver state., 1878-11-27

Charles Crocker. of the Central
Pacific Railroad. passed here last eve.
ming on his way home from Europe in
the Pullman Palace car Metro.
poiitan." accompanied the folio wing
persons: 5. p. Dewey aud wife, Will.
liam r. Dewey. San Francisco; Captain
A.J.Averili, Chicago; Mrs Wan. Norris,
Miss jacobson. Sis. Steinhart San
Francisco; Ii. f. Nulford, Nav York;
Il. WE'LL. San Francisco.
The silver state., 1878-11-27
Ma rrfsd.

We find the following relative to au
old resident of this county in the San
Francisco papers:
Last Tuesday evening Judge Thomas
Thompson. of Winnemucca, Nvy.. was
married to Mrs. O. M Chapman. at the
residence OF Mrs. Chapman, No. 2l33
Mission street. by Rev. A. 5. Flske,
pastor of the Howard. street Presby
terlan Church. Some twenty five
guests as embed in the parlors to wit
ness the ceremony. which Was very
brief. and the evening was spent in a
quiet. social way. being, enllvened by
vocal and instrumental masic. The
long table was snmptuously spread,
aad the guests partook Of supper mt 10,
aud all went merry as n marriage feast.
The party were favored With ser enade
by the Mission Amatenr band. who
gave. among other pieces. "rhe Old
Folks at home" The party broke up
ut half past eleven. with many, good
wishes for the hspRy pair.
The silver state., 1878-11-27
Bursiaiized.

The cigar factory and saloon of z. c..
Adler was burglarlzed last night.
Some teamsters and others were in the
saloon until midnight, aud when it was
closed the money dra ger was EN- ptied
except few dimes, by the barkeeper.
Il. Archer. Sometime between mid
night AMI daylight the doors were
pryed open aud the house entered.
The burglars took the money drawer, a
few bottles of liquor. a b1x Of cigars
and some other things, worth alto.
gether about $50. Mr. Ailsr invites
them to call again. ani he will be pre-
pared to give them warm reception.
joe kslnpter's room near Berk 9
slaughter yard was also entered, prob.
aoly by the same gang. and pair OF
blankets aud silver watch. stolen
therefrom
The silver state., 1878-11-27

TO the ear of affection is the signs of a
dry. metallic cough, that seems as if a
rattle were sprung in the chest of the
beloved one. Hasten TO loosen it with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
the new medicinal agent, which is ad
m'tted to be the best remedy for pul
monary complaints at present known.
lhe cures 1t Is accomplishing astonish
the faculty and delight the people. All
druggists keep it. Price so cents and
81 Great saving to buy large size.
Pixies Toothuche Drops cure tooth
acne In one minute. Sold by all drug.
gists at rs cents.
The silver state., 1878-11-27

News reached here last evening that
Chesiey L,mance of Paradise Valley.
died at bis residence yesterday morn
ing. AS deceased bad been Injured
sometime ago by blow which be re-
csived on the head. aud from tie effect
OF which. 1t is said. he never recovered
the Sheriff. Coroner and County
Physician. Dr. Bosman. left last eve.
Ming to hold an iuq hest on the remains,
Mr.. Lamance Was an old resident of
this county. aud had the reputation OF
being peaeeable aud good citizen.
The silver state., 1878-11-27

Court Notes.

The following business, not hereto
fore reported. has been transacted in
the District Court.
In the case of George Schaffer vs..
George Lovelock aud Mary Logelock-
Evidence in relation to keepers fees
Was introduced. and it was ordered
that the sum Of SI76 be allowed for
such fees.
George Bennett VS.. the Central
Pacific Railroad aud Crittenden Thorn.
ton Defendants demurrer to oom.
plant overrnle6
johnson Il Rsinhart vs.. the Badger
Nj. IL M. Co. Ordered that q commits.
sioner be appointed to take depostisns
in accordsnce with stipulations Oh fiie.
Richardson Bros. vs.. P. T. Cook ct al
Confined.
Orlando Crowell VS.. Fairmount M.
d M, 40. --Defeodant's demurrer sus.
tained and plaintitf allowed five days in
which to fle and serve amended com.
plant.
G. G. Biles vs.. the Board of County
Commissioners - Messrs. Fisk and
Berry appeared for plaintiff aud
Messrs. Harding. Grass and Bonnifield
for defend4ots. Defendants demurrer
argued. submitted and overruIed.
q. Il Walker VS.. T. G. Hanson ct al
BY consent OF counsel, cause submitted
upon briefs.
Court adjourned until next MoudAy,
Decent Der 2od
The silver state., 1878-11-27
THE pARAprsE MINES.



PARADISE, NEy Nov, 25.
Ed. SILVER STATE:-I have neglected
writing to you for some time, not that
bad forgotten you or the people. but
10 conse quence of the unusual hustle
and excitement over the county aud
State elections. All that however. has
passed; the fierce cooflct of words is
hushed; the blatant biatherskItss are
silenced; the defeated are contented. the
elected are satisfied, aud all parties are
now turning tueir attention to
THE NEXT BUSINESS OF THE HoUg.
Many of the unsuccessful aspirants for
county favors are owners of rich mines
in Mount Il R,se District. aud some have
sold out. learn that Colonel w. T.
Robinson, noted Superintendent and
expert on the coast has secured
ONE OF THE FINEST PROPERTIES
In the State. l Was on the ground
few days ago, and found on the foot
wall good paying ore. and on the hang
ing wall two to three feet of ore tnat
will assay from one to SIX hundred dol.
lars to the ton. The ledge itself is
monster, cropping from twenty to thirty
feet perpendicularly. and pitching into
the hill at an angle of forty five de-
grees. There seems to be about 500
tons of ho4t ore on the side of Silver
Hill, on which this mine is located.
and from which il seems to have been
broken. Fhis of itself is fortune. as
l saw fakes of ruby silver bat little
smaller than five cant pieces on some of
the ore. Colonel Robinson has gone to
San Francisco to place his mine (the
Mammoth) on the Stock Board. The
new Company will be known as the
Mount Rose Mining Company. Messrs.
ID. l.. Lightnsr. R. P. DsNoon. F. A.
Huntington. 7. PARROT and L. Harmon
comprise the Board of Directors, aud
am told that they are all first class
business men. They have go ID mine
aud deserve success
did not visit the Paradise Mining
Company's mine, as my time was linn
tied. but learned that they were taking
out some very rich ore. Tue Silver
Wedge is looking we'll.
l TIE TOWN or sPRINavILLE
Is improving very fast. Some perma.
nent buildings are going up, among
them five hotels and lodging houses.
There are five or six fanilies now 10
the towO, and two more expected next
week. The nights are no longer made
hideous by the hootings and howlings
of a drunken crowd. Tue most of the
miners and citizens are old Pacific
Coasters, aud respect ths feelings and
nerves of tue gentler sex too much to
act boisterously or unbecomingly when
ladies sse about.
Robert O'Nsal has purchased the toll
road running into the town, and has
moved Ia with his family aud now
stands at his door aud demands toll as
gracefully as if he h .d been born for
the business
Eli say something in my nezt about
the new town of Cherryville. the Rather
mine. and the mill nov being built
near the mines by Z. P. Torrey.
Proc.
The silver state., 1878-11-27
Ha0iing Ore.

The Paradise Miuing Company have
let a contract to haul Z. $40 tons of ore
from their niue ia Mount Rose Dis.
triet to the railroad at this place. The
ore will be reduced at the Humboldt
Reduction Works here or at the Rye
Patch mill.
The silver state., 1878-11-27

Immense quantities of rails for the
Southern Pacific Railroad are now
being taken west daily. Nearly every
freight train from the east has from two
to eight car loads of rails for Yuma,
the presert terminus of the Southern
Pacific,