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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-31
Foreclosure Sale.


By virtue 81 certain Mortgage bearing date
Michigan conveyed to Henry J.. BoIriun Of
County. Wisconsin and Aeeri bed in said III )rt-
gage as follows: :. Tie NorGn East quarter Of
section eight in Township NJ. twenty two(22)
0t Range n 4, tcur % Eas. State of Wisconsin"
SAIL Mortgage with tht9a1e r 0fsaie theria
c0ntaine was recorded i the Office Of the Reg
1st4r OF Dce-s IN said E5-1d County. Wisconsin.
on the 9th day Of July ISL In Vol. "A: OF Mort
cages on pages 49,, and IS.
That on the ) day G July 1873. the sal I
Mortgage as duly assiael by sail Henry l.
Bourbon to Alkaline Iiurbf MUskeg9n, Niche
gan VINO /, now The lawful owner thereof.
said assignment was recIie3 in the Office of
tnc Re2is5 Of Deeds. tor Wood Cuunty. Wis
c"psin Oh tie III day OF Jliy \. D. 1878 in Vol.
! - OF Mort gases on pLb Sd, The amount
due on said Mortgage ut HE me OF the first
pHb icatIon Cf thiss 3rticGiS, FIR principal ard
nta:cst. one h3nlrel tor5 tFo and 7-lNJ dol
lars. aad FOR solicitors fee. the firthur sGm of
twcn;y-fve 10 lars. NV therefore default
having been maze IN The, lymeat Of tbc princi-
pal um and interest seeWel by sail m3rt4&ge
which became due AMI ltyable July 9Th 1875.
i nj no action Or ing having been in
stituted TO recover the dbl rea.tiniag Secuted
~ said HortEa &c or any part thereof. Notice
is hercby given, that >ai4 AIcr-gIgcd prem scs
vi be sail e pu1l,e auction 10 the highest bi !
g r On the 53th day November 4. y. 1878,
II oclgcE a. Il. OF Ira. la ut the front d0or cf
the Fir National Bank d the CITY Of Gral
Rapids, No d Coun Y. Wieansin
Datei October 18Th 1873
PHILlP ARD, SheEf OF Wood Co. Wis.
WEB3 & COCHRAN, 8ttys. OI7w5
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speakers and journals. eniishten LIN
GIVE few days to the service o. y, "
country, and the promotion Of WHO, :
some principles. j3et Is iat be con-
tent with a mere victory: that we ~
gard as already certain; but let Us
strive to add te It ts moral power and
impressiveness Of a huge msjority, a
majority that wil slaw that Wiscon-
SIN stands So f-atlg PAINTED on the sol
i'd rock OF i Sdand .aane...t policy that
though al the viu:,s II false doctrine
DC let loose upon her th",y cann, Shake
her lnmutable fdeiirv.
Horace RyBLEE,
Chm Rep St e Committee.
J. H. FosTER, s. ere any.
MILWAUKEE, October 25th, 1878.
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PEOPLES COUNTY TICKET.
Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1875.
HI. Editor As an illustration of
The true feelings of large majority
Of the Southern Democrats against
the North, | give you the experience
of one who has tried living amongst
them and exercised the elective fran
chlse as he thought best for the inter
csts of the government, as gwen in
the National Republican of this city
IN q late issue. THE remarks of
your Yankee correspondent who got
"broke up" in Virginia, because of
the prejudice existing amongst the PEG
pie against Yankees, portray the ex-
perlence OF many a Northern man in
all Of the Southern States. And it is
the real secret Of the very limited emf
grafton to the So1th from Europe and
the North. While Minnesota, Kan
sas, Nebraska and other portions of
the far West have been filing UP right
along (and are still) with industrious
toiIers from those regions, and their
towns growing, property enhancing
III value, and the body polite Of those
states becoming powerful, the South
ern States (with perhaps the eastern
portion of Florida exceptcd) are Ian
gushing, and many portions actually
retrograding. 1t is because the heart
OF man must be free aud independent,
ana this boon is denied to settlers OF
tie Southern States. 1t was formerly
cl'lmed by Southerners that carpet
haggers, men making a traffic Of poll
ties, we're expressing the South and
r9Abins her people, and that there was
prejudice against such, and even a
justii ,ble spirit Of retaliation.
But the carpet Dagger has gone
and there are none such now to .op.
press and rob. IF there are any they
are utterly without power. And still
the Northern settler is ostracised, and
even prosecuted if he dare to speak
out the utterances Of his heart 1.-The
Is conscientious in being a Republican,
an dare speak and vote 50, the Press
malisn him, social circles cut him
and deperadoes destroy the peace OF
his home, if not the home itself, and
is occupants This Is 10 day history
al over most parts Of the South
lae settler is welcome if he let every
ignorant. tobacco chewing, whiskey.
drinking, lazy, good for-nothing loafel
and desperate rob him in all his labo,
ANA land operations, and dictate his
politics ana hold the lash over him in
ail things political. If he can't toler.
ate such serfdom he Is a id lanke.
and before he knows it, quarrel vii
b provoked with gang of dozen OF
more against him. and if his life isn't
the forfeit, his property, sooner 81
Later, will be, under their system Of
swearing for each other to an aliJi. tc
false governments, &c. &c.
This is why there is no emigration
comparatively into the South, and why
she reCogrades, while the free North
holnds ahead. 1t is because in the
North there is no thought of whatS a
man's sentiments are, religious. politi.
cal or otherwise if he behaves him.
self he is weleeme and respected, aud
given an equa! chance in the race. 10
matter whether from the South or
Elroae- Hence. men in the North
being free from restraint. are as good
as anybody \ correspondent Of the
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nONNEnTL0NC

At Milwaukee with Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
PAM. and lEestern Jl.ior Railways, in Union
Depot, Reed street
i Plymouth with Sheboygan & Fond in Lac
Ra lway for Fond ia Lac AMI 5heboyean.
At Forest Junction Wi'h Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western Railway.
Atareen Bay with Green Bay & Minnesota
Railways, for New London, and Chca go 4
Northwestern Railway. for points north.
At AnheTsI Junction with Green Bay K Mime
sta Hallway for Grand Rapids and point
West
AtJunetion City with Wisconsin VALLEY Pail
way. for (.ausau.
At Portage with c. NJ < St Paul R'y for 5Iadi-
SOL and the West
Al Ashland with Steamers for all Lake SUPERB
or Ports
f. \. FTNNEY. General Manager.
LAS. BARKER. Asst Gen. T. \. Mil.
E,BAC0N Superintendent
MILWAUKEE.
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NCtjGc,


[. 3. "a Is! arTice.
Ha&-nu, VS.
Get. 18th. la.
Complaint having been entered IT this ctjics
y Charles Z amps aGHilst !irU-Ee Suurac-.el Tor
aDtudon!nE n i0m. ia E.i;Ty, 30, 10 +, IA
81 j1ny: Sth 1915, Il on tie North tracing Il
half Of the Northwest guarteT q Section No. I
n township No. -. North Orange Ne. ) -ai<r
IN ODD County, Wisconsin, yttii view i the
ctEcel!ation q: said cEtrs: Tic I'D parties
arc hereby suiamunel - al.nc.sr at The O.a@e #
ii. RoarNe, Essf Clerk 81 the Circuit Clurt in
;tHd for Voc c.. i = - re ci+y o. ttyau: Pa
lis iii saii county :lff.{ s.stc the ttb dig #
&0v. ISIS, ut g { '3cs T. I-;o rcSPsns.au-l IL
4-~l. 80 :s @3 = lAlt-.-
oniIcut.
ST.. ALnAS, Register. :.
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Sherii's Sale.
State Of Etscolsin-In Cirait Court for Food
County.
Delos e Co-n. now to thease of Jcfrc D. Wit
ter)-Plaintif.

against
William ST. Thomas.-Dtfidcnt.
By virtue Of an execution issfcl out oE, anil
urder the seal Of Che Circi5 Court for Wool
County, to me directed anstlelvered, and dat
Ell on the 10Th day 0. 0ckUbT 1878. against the
property ofthe above naaa' .lefendent. WiIliem
St. Thomas for nrslt o. .,srls an,I chattels
whereof 10 levy the s.,,Is. have this lay lev
lad upon, AM shtl. .x=osc Is s;,Ie / sell 1t
public sale t. t.c HIGHEST ii le~ tor cs5 1t he
front 'snnr OF the C9art ii.,sr in the city -
tiraIid Rta :, HoJ3 1-ofIE }Tisca..s..l ~
Sa .uraY, N9yemb n 3a5h lis ct two ~ o <
PM .. sail NY all the ri M tie and inte- =
which the Il defen1eIt ! tlian1 s. Tho-als
had the seventh dayaf si~i-g.e,r.- ISIS or has
since acquired, in and 10 TIE t}iio8inz deserib-
lands ana bc lp9ertenances aad here iitameatS
therunto beian@I1e-, to wiL ffh6 south east
quarter Of the south west qutrsr and the sOath
west quarter of the south cas- iuarter of Sect
iod NJ. twelty two {22} ln * 4 ship No. TWEEN
" five l25j North 9f R3a<,. sd four "a Eass
All al said 1niS yine- an bsiits In said co Inty
OF Woo and State O. II !seDiki
Dated Sheriff Office, Grail RAPIDS, Wis.,
October 10th ISIS.
PHILIP WARD, Sheriff Ybd County. Wis.
" EBB < CocFRAy, Attye bI Plaintiffs aud
Assignee, l0I7w6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-31

Ne are having thc best school, re
have had since Mr. Emcry left Us,
Mr.. Rochaalt Is a host.
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One inch, CT fraction Of an inch, constitutes a
Earo.
i.ealesl notices in req ling columns. or under
mead of"BuSincsS Notices, 10 cents per line for
lfat insertion. 'nd cents per line for each sub
sc Geut i+scrJiua.
Harrages ar3 Deaths inserted free.
transient advertising payabIe in advance.
tl"rai |ntjecS rcs4a ring proof e pa bIicGtiontG
be paid i5r teiore sail ir9of is de!iyered-ali
1ther payable ii advance.
advertisements ~, BE inserted until foi
BIZ, unless Sus2e specified Jin.c is stated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-31

THIS ne1 and wonderful Instrument
! enables any one, whether under
Standing music or not. ID play any de-
sired melody or harmony, sacred CT
secular. from the most plaintive dirgc to
the most lively dance music. It posses
ees a mechanism OF marvellous simpli-
CITY, requiring but The intelligence Of !
child . manipulate, yot c2.-,2,olc ofrcpro-
ducinE, without lillit2tiol. the musical
compositions CT tic PCT, PRESENT and
FUTURE. The c-1cctao2 IS faultlcss,
2t-ict il melody, harmony and raJ-t:2l:1,
and the Instrument IS Cn2ipc..tly adapted
or Sunday Schools, prayer and revival
raoott2Ss, Eo.ns devotional exercises,
and i 81 cases yzi1-ro good, correct
music IS required, a.-l 10 musician IS at
hand to perform. Allrs-s,
2. z. EalZDI2TsE &. @GE5,
MANUFACTURERS,
Sf2 !<S & Ih7 !. 60. ST.. Ifaw Toyk.
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Milwaukee & Chic2g GO

daily, exe9nt sunday. On SO p. IL. trail from
Stevens Point. -oiug Eas and south, arriving
ia baioR Depc5. Cor Madison and Canal Street,
Cdieago al $50 a m. Passengers for MTLWAU-
KEE may transfer a Hilber without leaving the
train into Milwaukee sleeper from Green Bay,
md rest unlistmrbed til nornine
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D. IL FOSTER, : ere any
MILWAUKEE, October 2jtn, 1878.
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Chicago { Northwestern Railway.

Time Of departure Of passenger Trains from
Fort Howard.
Leave for Chicago and the East SEQ T. N
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Office over Wood County Drug Store.
Grand Rapids, THURSDAY, Oct 81. rs
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e. This paper K kept on lie in tn Office Of
u. I. 3,oth, Zen craI iltstern Agent. Chicago Il
Nsrth- Western Railway. 80 Broadway New
York City. Our friends. whcn in New York,
arc cordially invited 10 cal II aud read L AT
aay time, They will always be welcome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

At MERGED. while the friends Of Wig.
ginton were firing salutes in hsnor oil
his success In obtaining his seat in Con.
gress q smart young man filed the
mouth Of the cannon with mud. and ai
the next discharge there was 10 cannon
left. to speak Of. No n hurt.
The San Francisco Ala Of yesterday
says : Godfrey Phillips. filled with fire.
water. fell into the water of Pacific
street wharf last night. and after n great
deal Of difficulty. during which q sober
man would have been drowned, was
fshed out by the Harbor Police.
A bill Is before the Legislature allow
ing Incorporated cities OF towns to work
persons held in prison on q judgment,
ON the public works or streets.
Several Of the cemeteries at Sacra-
meuto are partly flooded only the top
Of the tombstones and monuments ap-
psaring above the water.
Steps have been taken at San Jose,
and are meeting with success. for the
establishment OF n free reading room
for workingmen.
A member OF the United States Coast
Survey Is accredited with being the dis
coversr Of gold near Santa Monica.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Reno Gassts says The Sheriff
il using every %precaution to keep Rover
from injuring himself or anyone else.
He 10 now confined in q cell in which
there Is nothing but q few bed clothes
and q mattress. He has no knife OIL
fork. nor has he any instrument by which
he could in any way do himself the least
injury. lie expressed regret that be
didn't crawl through that hole" but
remarked with the tone Of q wrstchsd
man, ''they M kill me % just as
quick as they please"
The Pod dominates Capt. q. g. War.
ner for State Senator from Elko county.
The reason urged In his favor are that be
is reliable. honest. competent. we'll.
known throughout the State and would
have much influence In the Senate.
The Carson river mills will probably
be able to run to their full capacity all
Summer. and the river men are jubilant
over the Spring prospects for drives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15
OUR ARMY.

A little sense 10 beginning to creep
into the Democratic NOODLE. The Mill
a Committee Of the House yesterday
passed q resolution to the OBJECT that a
reduction Of the army at this time would
10 disastrous to the best interests OF the
country. This is ons step in the right
direction. Now. let the committee I'd.
vance a little further. and recommend
the increase Of tho army to at least Co.
900 men. and place the American Re-
public on an equality with other nations
in point Of dignity. and military Ell
cheney. Spring is near at hand. and
with 1t startling probabilities Of frssh
Indian outbreaks; our relations with
Mexico are by no means cordial. and
war with that country may burst upon
us at at any moment. The true strength
OF q nation In to be found in its rsadi'
ness at all times TO meet any emergency
and to defend itself at . moments warn
ing from foreign assaults. A weak peo'
pie. well prepared. will oftentimss de-
feat u stronger one which has neglected
to provide for the contingencies Of war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

The Car Of Russia is reported to be
weak and out Of health. No Romsnoff
has lived to the age Of sixty yet, though
the present Emperor will reach that age
in April. II is to be hoped that he will
lie spared, at least until he has fulfilled
his charitable intentions toward the
Christians Of Bulgaria. We trsmble to
think what would be their fate should
their great spiritual protector be taken
from them at this critical moment. They
might even be induced by the willy Turks
to return to their deserted homes and
cultivate their little farms, instead Of
flying from their noble protectors and
starving in the wilderness. And this
would DO horribls-in q Christian with
deliverance so near at hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

y.,.,,.x q,
tho s.na,. NJ. c,.., .r..cn on N.
pl.na s;,v.r Mn tn. n.,;or h.. hs.n
w.,,;,, ). b. ,,,w h;n ~;,h ;u,..
n, ~.. ,nowr ,h., n. h.a han
.,rd,;r, A.. ,rs.,;on =, sn.nc. ,or
v..r. Ira..a n. h.. 1900 nj. am.
,;,. Tim. ana ~,,,.,,;on during nj. ssna.
,.,;., tam row ar.,;r. 20 .,o.o .,
-o,l;nc nm 40 .,r.,, :, .,m,m.r, a,
fave, n ,suon.,;,.,;or that wh.p 4,
ma. n-,.,nc., !, .hor,a .~s.c,u,,iv clos.
III. m.u,hs Of III. advocates Of n siuel.
,o,a standard TIL. h;.,o,x NJ ~,o,.i,u
n-.,;on. h..,;n, rnon an. .rh;.., h..
beam r.nsaek.d by this patient seeker
aftor truth. He has pathsred statistics
from every p.r, Of the habit.bls globe.
and m...sd than together TO hurl AT the
sn.m,.. N ,;,v., II. h.. veil martial
m. ,;,ls Of .F.,hsr Of thu silver hin
and a, \. M, ..~,on;sh;n, ,h,, No. only
Tia coun,rv. but thu entir. world. hs,
han ~-.;,;r, ;mna,;.,,,x IN Lawn IN.
,..n,, q, ~. ;nv.s,;,.,,on. In ,h., uo.,
n,o,o,na ., no,;,;c.I ..;.,o.. e,.ro.
In .no,hs, oolnm, y. ,.n,oarea m.
main no;r,s =, nj. .,h.rs,,,. .,,um.n,.
...,..,.. u,....... - 4. 80, a.
-....,
~.
- A., 49,.
y"
60,
u s -,As,.
~
INTO 'hei' camp iae '
hzes and eniofces MI inc p''u" WHICH
have been made oy MS predecessor
and adds to them UGH propos'nohsa u
have been suggested TO his own m'ha u
the course OF his long anu 'no'oush
study OF the SUBJECT nat VIII ha''
= great and powerful influence In the
Senate. there can DO no doubt. That IL
will convince many VINO are how nAiuns
between TWO opiniohs' anu or'hs 'neu
over u the silver men, Is equAi'y apPa'
rent. The facts when no STATES are
nNrAaS llhlA In NhA H0n(lnaIDnS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

"TnK new king Of Italy" says Anne
Brewster. "hAs an iron will AMI an oh.
~stinate. naughty temper. lie is 4 ruler
after the cut and form Of the Brandsn.
burgs /; he has something Of the rude.
ness Of the Middle Ages. Primes
Amadeus. the sr.kng Of Spain. is Of ar
almost monkish temper. He proposed
to 70 over TO the Vatican. see the Holy
Father and soften matters. King Hum
bert burst out in q rage : Il prohibit
thee! I will not commence my reign
with q single act Of humiliation " sub
mission"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

Ar a custom-house sale in New York
recently. an old OIL painting without
breadth" "tone." or effect" and
wtiha hole punchsdin the foreground. was
sold for IS. and II was considered pretty
dear at that. as IL was impossible to tell
whether IL was a battle piece or the por-
trait Of nm old monk. The discovery
has since been made that II is u Murillo.
and its price is fixed at $1,000. Accord.
ing to this valuation a panel Of old fence
whitswashed by Murillo would DO worth
about 500, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

increased number OF hands. The Govern.
ment has also ordered Q large number OF
ride barrels ut Sheffield. Some Of the
FORCES In woolwich Arsenal are going day
and night. Tho outer basin Of the Wool.
wich dockyard is being cleared, 90 Is 10 be
ready TO receive vessels requiring repair In
an emergency. The Admiral Superintend.
emit at Malta has been ordered 10 report a.
10 the vacant barrack accommodation, a. u
may become desirable to station Q reserve
Of sesmsn af Malta. ready to draft to the
feet - required.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-The Timss says the
significance OF sending the fleet 70 Con.
stantinople is even greater than It's imme-
diate importance, and q very powerful
forco Is o In position to maintain u
interests In the Bosporus and the Darda-
uslles. Tho Times hopes that Russia will
admit the force Of Lord Derby's protest,
and will not from perfectly sentimental
motives order the Russian troops 10 take
up . menacing position. which. IL says, Is
wholly unnecessary for the protection Of
their real interests.
The EsEiish Fleet.
CoSsrASTrSoPLr. Feb. 1.-THE feet IL
expected ct Princess Island this evening.
unless compelled to cast anchor at Mar
mora In consequence Of tempcstuous
weather. Two ironclsds have been left Of
Gallipoli TO protect tho outlet and four
will DO stationed..at Princess Island. Tho
Fiamingo will stay in the Bosporus 10
maintain communication between LayArd
and Admiral Horribly. The Flamingo
went 10 meet tho fleet with sealed orders.
No salute IL TO DO fred or formal notice
taken Of the arrival Of tho feet. The Eng.
lish Consul at ChanAk Calessi has made .
demand for FREQ entry for 5000 tons Of
coal for tho feet.
CoSxrASrIxoPLx. February 15.-Tho
British feet Ia expected 70 enter the Bos-
porus tomorrow. One OF the ships struck
q sand bank, receiving slight damage. Tho
British Ambassador has autographed "
Lord Derby that the Sultan has . dispatch
from tho Gar, stating that his troops
would occupy the neighborhood OF Con.
stantinople In o friendly spirit. and with
the same object-the protection OF his sub.
jects. ~ the British fleet was sent. al
Tho report that the Cabinet has decided
upon tho departure Of tho Sultan for
Broussa, In Antolis, In the evont OF the
Russians entering the capital. 10 untrue.
The Sultan will remain In C~onstantinoplc
In any event.
Vice Admiral Hornby's fag-ship, the
Alexandria. with the TemerAirc. Sultan
and Achilles. arrived OF Princess Island
at . o'clock this morning. Tho Agincourt
snd swiftsuro remain At Galllpoli. The
Raleigh. Hotspur. Iron Ram and Ruby Arc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

PHor. NEwcoxB is at last led to say
that lit Is remarkable that modern
science has shown us more mysteries In
the Sun than 1t has explained" Thi.
has no reference to the New York Sun,
the profound mysteries Of which. as a
political organ. the boldest scientist
would never dare TO attempt to fathom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

EvsH since the attempt to raise tbs
remains Of President Lincoln from the
sspulchrs at Springfield. ILL.,. last year.
the guardians Of Mount Vernon hav,
feared that some attempt would be male
I o steal washington's coffin. The res
idence on the grounds is o connected
with the tomb by a burglar alarm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

The following "death notice" is
translated literally from = Zurich news.
paper: 81 communicate to all my
friends and acquaintance the sd new
that at 3 p. N. tomorrow I shall incin-
crate. according to all the rules Of art,
my late mother-in.law. who has fallen
asleep with faith in her Lord. The
funeral urn will be placed near the fur.
mace. The profoundly afflicted son-in-
law, Brandolf LIGHTER"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

MEXICO has q coast line Of sea and
gulf extending over three thousand
miles. In q war with any maritime
power II would DO almost impossible
for her to defend this vast extent Of
seaboard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

DIAMOND digging in South Africa has
now settled down into q paid industry.
Companies have been formed. dividends
declared monthly when there are any.
and there Is somsthing like . hIsd trade
Of findings from this claim or that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

Two men by the name Of Beans were
lately hung in the north OF England. A
countryman passing near. and seeing
the crowd. inquired what they were do
ing. "only stringing a few beams"
was the reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

BIZ kind 10 the hack man. Theodore
4. Paxton. Of Utica. N. u. who began
life As u stage driver. has just endowed
three charitable institutions in that city
to the mount Of over Si00. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

THERE is no great harm in pointing
an unlsaded pistol at any one ''fof
fun" unless il goes Of and shoots some
ons. The greatest objection il the fact
that the idiot who points the weapon
always escapes accident.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

"You can't drink too much brandy
with impunity." said the doctor TO =
equity patient. perhaps not with Inn
punity. doctor. but with = little pepper.
mint. I fancy ! Can 60 IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-15

THn Portuguese have a saying that
"God writes straight in crooked lines"
They hAvn't heard Of the abolition OF
hell yet. but when they do the straight
lines won't seem to be 30 crooked.