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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-25


tcnem ents. hereditsments and sppuftenances
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaih-
ing y ALSO.
The mining claim Of the william Penn Min.
inc Company. Said claim is situate. lying
and being in DEVILS Gate and Chinatown
Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada, ana
described ss follows, to-wft: The McNeii
claims. located October 26, 1889, by ID. +. NC
Neil and others. and recorded DecehDer ~.
1889. in the Mining Records of said district;
sad claim fs situated about 4 and miles
northeast of the DEVILS Gate, commencing
al cut on said lode snd running north $50
feet and south 750 feet.
y. ssaasae'ssas1sasAI ALSO. saa7sss- '4''' '''''''
The Eldorado COmpany's claim, locsted April
o. 1868. BY Herman J. T Scheel and others,
and recorded April 10, 1868. In the Mining
Records Of said district, said claim com.
mencipe at Q line with the Hudson ehaft and
runnipe 800 feet in a westerly direction along
the ledge, and 900 feet in an easteriy diree.
ALSO.
Six claims next east OF the Wis Wis ledge.
commencing at line Of the main tunnel Of the
Eldorsdo Company and running westerly and
easterly, each way 600 feet. along the ledge
log sHHt ALoos E .... %
A relocation Of the Bonito Wis Wis and an
extension OF the Pride Of the West, called
the Eldorado Gold and Silver Mining Com,
pany, located March 5, 1868, by John W.
Moore and others and recorded March 8. 1868.
in the Mining Records of said district SIX
Claims Of 200 feet on each ledge. running as
follows: The BoDito ledge running northeriy
and southerly, the south corner line com.
mencing at stake and the road and notice and
running along the ledge in westerly direc-
ton /. 900 feet. the Wis Wis ledge running
easterly s,a westeffy"snd lying north of the
rosd also, the Extension Of the Pride of the
West, running easterly and westerly aud lying
between the Wis Wis and the rad on the
latter two claims, each from stake AMI notice
6aD feet In an eastefly direction along the
ledge aud COO feet In westerly direction
along the ledge; the aforesaid claims lying
northwest Of Silver City about one nile and
are contiguous to each other; toy, ther with
all the dips, spnrs and angles Of said lodges !;
together with all and singular the tenemcDts.
Entertainments and appurtenances ther-unto
belonging or in anywse appertsintng.
Notice ~ hereby given, that on The twenty
fourth day of September. A. d 1sl9. between
the hours ~ o'cluckA N. and O'Clock p NJ.
namely, at l2 NJ. Of said day. will sell all the
right. title and interest of said william Penn
Mining Company. corporation. defendant,
in and TO the shove described property, at the
Courthouse door. In Dayton. sid Lyon county.
Nevada, at public aucti N. for each In hand.
to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
Execution az all costs and costs that mas
accrue. . .--- .'
Sheriff OF Lyon county. Nevada.
Dayton. Nevada. August 80, 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-25
-EAcH HOUSE Of the iowa Leg
islature recently elected will consist
of four.fifths Republicans and one.
fifth Democrats and G reenbackers.

AMONG the persons VINO
4 psssssd forward 81 shake fsands With
President aud Mrs. Hayes at the de-
pot in Parsops,a Kansass recently,
was . Mrs. Slaughter, who lives near
Altamont., Before Mrs. Hayes had
taken the lady 5 hand she exclaimed:
."Why, Amanda, where in the ,World
DID you come from4's Mrs. sia,igh-
ter was schoolmate os Mrs. Hayes,
but Asd not met Der ei0ce sherc mar
rage, many years ago
-SIGNoR BRuMIDI, the fresco
/. artist, who for quarter Of a centdry
has been engaged IN decorating the
wallis ofthe Capitol at Washington,
had q very narrow escape from death
sthe other dAy.nt-Hs has beeFat work
for three years eketchiwg AN allego-
ry of the history of America upon
the ceiling Of the dome, and has &C.
cupied q platform about ninety feet
s tss% o.h sse ds 70 Ns' s%.4.
,sssic2m 4 sdsns s1iiscdlous ihaf,
u0r no CIutS3oS kPoSt NA0 Va '~uuo' =
and held h3nissst Sera 8 minute or
mores Nptil a policeman win saw
him fall, went up the ladder and res.
.cuad him. The fact that liza. was
about eighty years Of age makes his
escape seem more lniraculou but
che nervous shock II oecasinned he
can never recover from. He will at
least never be able to ascend the
scaffolding and complete what he
considers the great work of his life.
The sHeStieN E1esr O. ~ World.
The cham pion fat steer of the
world IVES On Axhibiliops - Neosho
Falls thu month"; fits~ animal
weighed $500 poaads aud is to. day,
by the cattle records, the heaviest
sninial jM tbs known world. Ex-
hibited with this animal was an Ar.
kansas dwarf steer, between two and
thrse yass1 Ga and oxei9 htngo 81 y
100 pounds.-Douglsss (Kansas) En-
{ AT&N ,AtSirSs3
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-25
LYON COUNTY TIMES
SILVER city, WA b
SATURDAY.. .oeroBERs 1879
NET RESULT OF The RAIL.
ROAD AGITATION.

Since this time a year ago the rates
of fares and frsights 90 the Yirgisia
and Truckee Railroad have been re-
duced some fifteen per cent, the
valuation of the rosa fsrpurposes0f
taxation has been-increasedg from
: 1000 to $sS,ooo per mile, and that
Of the other railroads in this State
has likewise been increased. This is
&. not very much to boast OF. to be sure,
but it is much better than before; and
this improvement is Due solely to the
agitation initiated by the TINES and
subsequently continued, by other
papers in this 6tate.,,ssis ~ 80
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Mrs. E. A. Courts, Plaintiff, /
--...-.. .NH
.l-.. And against the
William Penn Mining Company
o Corporation, Defendant,

I did. on the 10th day Of August, A. d. 1873,
seize and levy upon tho following described
reai property, to-wit: That certain parcel Of
land Ia silver City town site. Lyon county.
Nevada. designated on map OF said town site
made by Ross Il. Browne. and on Me In the
once OF the County Recorder Of said Lyon
county, beginning one hundred and twenty
six feet westerly from the southeast corner
OF block No. IL. and running thence along
southwest boundary Of Hope mill site N. so
W. 1l6 feet thence N. f2ks W. 50 75-i0Oths
feet; thence N. 1879 y. 29i feet; thence N.
17As u. 10 feet; thence 500 W. Is feet thence
Q. 30 X. 202 s-lOths feet; thence N. COO
10 5-lOths feet to point Of BEGINNING. and
containing 2e-lO0ths Of an acre. l''
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VIRGINIA, COMO & sUTRO

Am AND AFTER THIS DATE. I WILL
" run Concord coaches from Sutro to Vir
ginia, by way OF Dayton. Silver. and Gold
Hill, n the morning. returning the same way
In the afternoon. F
On the morning trip the coach will leave
sutro at 7I5. Layton about 7s5. silver
about $50. and arrive In Virginia about $50
O'Clock. M
In the afternoon the coach will leave Vir-
ginia at 5. Silver at a quarter to 4, aud Dayton
at hal. past 8, arriving at sutro nj o'clock.
sIReturnins. coach will leave Virginia
on the arrival Of the express. arrive at sutro
about l2s45 o'clock. and leave for Vn
ginia about 80 O'Clock, arriving there about
half past o'clock.
FOR COMO.
The Como coach viii leave Dayton daily. At
O'Clock a. NJ. returning In time to connect
with the afternoon stage for Virginia.
The coaches have been fitted up specially for
me, and are the most comfortable on the route.
HrTAsE 20 vrSaIAN.
From Sutro. 81 50.
Q From From s Hiy.sr . = es a 2A3R)Nl
From Silver 10 Gold Hill. 80 cents.
From Gold Hill. rs cents.
Parcels carried al nominal rates.
.iu. ROUND THIP RArEa.
From sutro TO Virgins and back. 81 50.
From Dayton TO Virginia and back. ~
Tickets. good until used, sold st either end
of the line. tt .lIl 81
vIR6Ii IA OTrIcE-At Allnisn's. next door.
to Wells. Fargo a. Co.'S, on South q street. p
surRo OFrIcE--At Ryan Kesrdon's saloon,
Florence avenue. ..l.r.t Md T..
GEORGE BARTON,
a PEopvievov.
6[aj 81 800 syabBoM
-s. Ua s.IH .s.-- -uf.. ....'
GOLD HILL FOUNDRY
.Dt AND fi.st. t- 20
MACHINE WORKS,
Main Street,
Lower GOLD ma, xRvAbA.
,N-'4<tgt Ti.----A.-snsIV 3
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
OF every variety made to order.
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A certain other parcel Of land In sid town
site, beginning Ut the northwest corner Of
thence N. co. v. II feet; thence N. ~ ~ =. l7k
feet; thence N. 37xs X. "a feet; thence n.
2ls W. 30 feet; thence 3. So w. 100 feet 10
the place Of beginning. containing l+-l00ths
Of an acre, more or Less, courses and dis
sances expressed from true meridian magnetic
variation Ice East. irHft
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NEW TO-DAY.
PlPER's OPERA HOUSE

MIR. CHARLES e. LOCKE OF SAN FRAN.
1Xx cisco. postponing the opening Of the
engagement Of the famous tal .-t .
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a QUEER PET-


Tom jackson. Of this city, has 4
horned-toad, which Is qnite curiosi-
~. 1t is as taae as kitten and In
a quiet way IL full of fun. Mira
jackson has trained the little fellow
to stand erect ON his hind feet, to
stand ON his head steadyiug himself
with his fore-paws--to turn over on
his back and sham dead, and To do
quite humber Of similar tricks Tom
says he thinks she viii soon have the
toad trained to play the jewslsarp
quite as well as the average Piute mu-
sician. The toad Is fed co flies and
similar insects, bot il IS also very fond
of milk, which il drinks from spoon
Although always called flDFned-tnad
or iiorned-frog in this country, the lit
tie beast is lizard Natur lists call
it an iguanian lizard If the gems
E1sryqosomG Our m0uBtaiIeers, who
are often quite as close observers Of
every living thing met with ID the
wIlds as any naturalist, speak Of
thing characteristic Of the horned toad
that we have never seen mentioned by
any Of the scientists 1t is that when
the female is teased by do- it elects
two small streams or slender threads
of blood at least red liquid reseni-
bling blood The liquid is spurted TO
the distance of nearly two feet and
with considerable force The liqufd
p evidently provided the little animal
as means Of defense against foxes,
wolves and such animals ard whatev-
Ter may be its nature it renders dog
very uncomfortable in tie region Of
the stomach. One dose OF ii satisfies
his curiosity
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Gao Ii. HHL once "sliowei'-to use
a professional phrase-in a town in
the western part Of New York, where
no theatrical performance had ever
been given He found the audience
assembled with the women seated on
one side of the hall, tue men on tile
other, exactly as they were rsed to
sit III church.; and throughout tie
play the most solemn silence was OBJ
served They we're attentive. bot
they gave no evidence Of approval or
.disldeasure; there was no applause.
no laughter; there was not even
smile: ali was solemn stiffness. Hill
did everything 10 break the ice; he
did everything a clever comedian
coalL do, bnt in vain. e auu- him
self against their rigidi,y; ii was 10
use. Tie audience was evidently on
It's best behavior, aGd the curtain came
down at last amid silence oppressive
and almost melancholy Alter the
play, Hill, worn out by his extra ex-
ertion. and mortified at his want Of
success, was passing through pub
lhc room of MS hotel, wiieG re was
stopped by tail eountryman with the
remark:
I Say. Mister. | was in to the play
to-nlgntn
.'Were your ad Hill. .You must
have been greatly entertained
t We'll. | was! tell you what 1t IS
now, my mouth is al sore a-strain-
/ ing to keep my face straight. And if
| it hadn't been tor the women, Ii'a'
laugu-d tight out in nseetin' ri July
SctihRer.
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Mouce.

MoIice.
THF FOLLOwISG WARRANTS WILL BIZ
] paid out Of the Current Expense Fund On
presentation at my effice:
No. u, in favor of b. Clinton. S 90
= 81 H. sshcroft . 90
" 66 j. A. Ccnners -.............. 4 GO
2I5, Wv. Black, ,........ Is Is
s2l7, j. Beardsiey. III 40
Also the following warrant viii be paid Out Of
Hospital Fund:
10. Ics. in favor sf John Coed, ,.....-...s so co
ISIDOR SMITH.
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CITY, I. T., january Is. 1879.
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County Of Boise. 81.
oY vIK1UE or an EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- Of the d strict Couri OF The ID Judicial Dis
tri 7. in and for Boise county IN fayor OF Alex
DsnskiB and against BIRD LoftHs for the sum Of
$l,G04 and 55-Iu0 dollars with ts .axed at SAT
TO me directed cad delivered. have levied spon
and taken all the right tifls and interest OF Bird
Iotus Of in and 20 that certain stable, situate in
Centervie. lssise county. in the Of the store
Of Wm. Oford which l shall expose 10 sale At pub
lie vendne the Law directs on the I'd day Of Au-
gHst. 4. u. 1879. between the hours Of o'clock
and O'Clock r. " Of that day at the premises
in said county TO satisfy said execution aud al
costs. JOHN VI DASSKIN,
Sheriff Of Boise county, L T.
July II, Is79-2o days.
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FIVE young men belonging to a
Government Surveying expedition got
les, On the sterile plains Of Colorado
Af,er a day nf wandering without wa
ter. they disagreed as to the best dr.
rection 10 take. and two went oua
way, w.sile three went another. The
two found camp after three days OF
inteaSe suffering feana thirst pas
" hurried out u s,a,ch for the other
three. Whea they were discovered
two were dead. and the third living
ouly long enough to drink little wa
ier-the trst in FIVE days. At about
he sa,ae tine S5o,000 fell to h..n ly
the death Of relative in Baltimore.
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Mcnne.

In the Probate Court % Boise comfy. Idaho Ter
ritary.
Iu the matter of the estate of John o'roarsn.
deceased:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BT THE USDER-
M gued executor Of the estate of John n'fson-
nel deceased TO the creditors Of. AMI 2n persons
Gaving claims, against. said deceased e skaieli
them with the necessary vouchers, 70 hl-n 81
PIacervills BoiSe county, 1. T. within ten mon his
after the first publication Of this notice.
THQMAS BURKE.
Executor Of the estate Of John 0IAonEsl. de-
ceased.
Dated Idsho city. July ?. lsTa-4w
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Dissolution Notice

HE Partner HIP HERETO ORE FxTsr-
~ ing between G. G. Hayird and James pniE has
Ills .i Gay peen dissolved by mutssal consent AL
tnsse indebted us viii please come forward and
settle With e g. Havird BY July /, 1879 and ner
soss hasiHg claims agains the Id firm will please
present their accounts Tor settlement
9. G. HAvIRD.
JAMES PULK.
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Nouce.

ny q Boise Baao IS.
|set y the estate of John G. Hughes.
ssasa, : ,ssssliBY a ss,shEBY GIVEN BY TUE UNDER.
Fshes ,s..'lnlStrator of the estate OF Johu
aayps as. to the creditors Of and an
.hesa s,aims against. said tieceased a. *
'ear mo,,a .a the necessary Vouchers.
WEE to tss 'ns ns at'er the hrst publication oi
sesfSlle. Ro,sslu salu administrator at HIS ogllee
ss..1as,saiOr .s ~, WM. ]. ROTHwRIL.
~ = she estate Of John O. uuches.
a'A' CITY, Nay !. ls7,.
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-Foa THE-
LIVER, IuaeS, STOMACH, SPLEEN,
Bcck And KIDNEYS.

AN IMPROVED ArFLIAScE sor S1.0o e Prevent.
Reliese and Cure the following diseases
Agyae and Fever, Dslmb &stte. 4 hills, liver
Compsint, EiiioyssTlsAsS. .saU4islIee. IorpiaitS,
Enlargement of the Liver. laS>Susi- Ind st>-
ton. Dyspepsia. lick Headache. Depression
of >piiits. Duiicess. Want of Apssrtit.-, Ma
larial Diseases, Hula g-raeBt of tsse. '~Tises.,
Asste Cake. Rheumatism Neuralgia Luiaa-
bago. Seiatics, Pains il, the Side. Back. Bones
and Muscles For she tis.iicf of astsss4lss. Ca
tssrrh, Bronchitis. Biphthcria. ahScI-ins
Cough, Wes.s Lungs slss., Great Kesaef IN
Female Weakness and Irg~guiarity
Tue One Dollar Pads are wtthia tse reach es
every sufferer. Rien Poor. futi xf.e. hisnly n'-
cast. ing best known absorbent laEzs lts
ami will prove q ali. old and Eoass=s. " .tir
and Female. Can he all aud 1EisF Al
circumstances witasnt interfering with tsfs rCest
By wearing this pad tts pit q Sr,s ssl7 ca
you doctors hs 1vSst r>klr nacSsoS drugs eis-
rect the stomach. insg0rasr he liver pFevsEt esls Us
ness absorb frotn tse system itlzrfal s cc-zat1as
diseases and hsd isads relis l. yUG wans esrtIeAtss
send them
Price, full regular Liver size. 81 each.
Large Body Pad. rubber back. So each
We send them by past, prepaid. every
where. far an,l II nos found at lanE
Druggists. TAi<t NO prusR. but iac3e>s
a souat to u~. and you viii rs csise either
size ordered by return mail Ias.fsss
ca COOK & CO.. Chicago.
Sole Agents for L. : and Caradas-
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suelftg alutlfes.

m i,aaho Lodge No. /. A. T. & A. NJ.
~ us regular meetings in Masonic
W aa .ni every fourth Saturday of each month.
' w brethren in good stan ding are invited
os,s N psa' pueha' BY order of the W. NJ.
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HIETEOROLOGY.

The extraordinary lifting force OF tor
nadoes is fact as old as history, as old
as tradition even, as the following in
stances show:
The lifting of gun-a - pounder--
and carrying it distance of 140 yards,
by the terrible cyclone that occurred in
Barbados on the 10th of October, 1890,
by which 1920 persons lost their lives,
and in which fifteen men -o.-war belong
ing to the British navy, carrying 472
guns, we're wrecked and lost.
The lifting of piece of lead, weighing
1000 lbs., and carrying it 1900 feet, by
the great cyclone of August 10th. 1881,
in Barbadoes. by which over $500 per-
sons were killed, and three times that
number were wounded.
The lifting OF solid piece of iron,
weighing over 500 pounds, and carrying
it from the center OF Fort jefferson.
Tortugas, 200 yards, over the parapet,
by the cyclone of October 4tb, 1873,
vouched for by Col. Langdon the COM
mander of the post.
The lifting out of the ground OF rock,
estimated to weigh $4,000 lbs, exposed
to the wind from five to inches on one
edge only. and carrying it some distance,
which was done by the great tornado of
Georgia and South Carolina of March
Goth 1875.
The lifting of locomotive, weighing
thirty tons, carrying it several feet and
setting it down, right side up, in pond,
which occurred a. the terminus OF the
Teiedo, Wabash and Western Railway
at Esst st. Louis, March 9th 1871.
The instant arrestation of passenger
tran-moving at the rate OF twenty-five
miles an hour-and everything in it, 30
as to neither throw passengers or any
thing forward; lifting it from the rail
and setting it down on the embankment,
causing it to turn over on its side, which
happened on the 9th of May, 1876, in q
tornado on the Illinois Central Railway,
between Mattoon and Neoga. The same
feat was repeated with the Express train
on the Cincinnati. Lafayette and Chicago
Railway, near Kankakee. Illinois, on
June Goth, 1877. The train had ten cars
filed with passengers.
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Being in q confidential mood, the
other evening Lawyer Pleadwell was in
duced to tell why he didn't marry young
Miss Tenderheart, to whom he had for
merly paid attention. "Well," he be-
gan, lone Sunday evening called upon
her with the intention of bringing things
to focus. had thought of nothing
else for o week, till my mind got into
such state of agitation that I hardly
knew what I was about. We were sit
ting opposite each other, talking on
casual matters, when I suddenly braced
up, and looking Mary in the eye (rather
serenely, ! suspect). said I, Now, an
swer me without uivocation-mind,
you're on oath-tell me whether or not,
to the best of your knowledge and belief,
you are ready and willing to become
Mrs. Pleadwell?' Well. gentlemen, she
showed spirit I had little suspected,
and which thoroughly awakened me to
appreciation of the fool I had made oil
myself. Mary was on her feet in an in.
slant, raised herself to her full height
she never seemed SO tall beforehand
with Mr.. Pleadwell, when I am ready
and willing, I will send you word, sir !!
she hounced out OF the room. And
well, thought I'd better be going
Now, gentlemen. this is not to be repeat
ed" added Pleadwell, half rspenting hil
burst of confidence. All promised no
to tell, and that is how we heard of it,
Boston Transcript.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-19

Pete Hines has arranged an ingenious
convenience in working the telegraph
line from Green river to Wind river, by
connecting a Hicks repeater through o
button, using a medium one extra relay.
This enables the operators east, west and
north to "break each other. and saves
Pete the work Of repeating the busi-
ness Of the northern line.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-19

Ninety per cent. OF the pulp OF an
orange is water. This explains why
stepping on the skin brings to mind a
dam.-GDetroit Free Press.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-19

In Indiana farmers are hiring hands
for the year at from $12 to $1S per
month,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-19

A correspondent OF the Nashua Tele-
graph, writing from Montreal, says that
at no time has the sentiment in favor of
the annexation of the Dominion to the
United States been as strong az it is at
the present time. The movement, as
the writer calls it. is quiet but significant.
1t is not the result of any fresh admira-
tion for the United States on the part of
Canada, but the necessity of the stu
alton. The fact that the dollar of the
United States has come to be as good as
that of any nation is one of the causes
attributed for the change Of sentiment.
Again. thoughtful men in Canada see
that the tariff of the United States may
be reduced, while the increasing debt of
Canada and its top-heavy Government
will render it impossible for her Parlia-
ment to reduce duties or other taxes.
Every year the necessity of having free
admission to the markets of the United
States is impressed upon the people of
Canada. They hoped to have obtained
this by means of a reciprocity treaty, but
all hopes in that direction have faded
out. The annexation sentiment is found
almost exclusively in business circles.
As rule the politicians are opposed to
it. Indeed, there is no real sentiment
in favor of annexation which does not
have its origin in business necessity.
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All parsons having business with this Office are
requested to address the RECORD Publishing
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
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THE RECORD

Is delivered in Phoebe and Bullionville at 25
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
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Lord Bacon as wit, q lawyer, judge
and philosopher, will be remembered
through the ages to come, down to the
last syllable of recorded time. His life,
with all its accomplishments, is marred
with unpleasant scenes. Much humor is
traced to him as its source. Perhaps
the most amusing thing occurred in the
case OF the criminal Hogg. convicted of
felony. who begged his homer not to
pass sentence of death upon him, be-
cause hog and bacon are so near akin to
each other; TO which he replied: my
friend, you and I cannot be kindred un-
less you be hanged, for hog is not bacon
until it is hung" And then sentence
was PASSED upon him.