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should he Abated-

The failure on the part Of s. T.. Den
sons ~ater works to supply the town,
has forced tho citizens 10 settle back
upon their original resources; drawing
tho aqueous upon drnys. from the Hum.
boldt. which. opposite tho town, skirts
tho local Chinese gardens aud wash.
houses, md complaint Ia made that tho
celestial ablutionists have monopolized
che entire stream for their own pur.
poses by establishing their linen cleans.
ing process in the bed Of the aioreaaid
stream. Many persons are no i~asiidious
~ to object TO using the water flowing
from this heather reservoir until tho
soap and uncluous ngsregntions olimi.
mated from dirty shirts, has been pro.
cipitatod and gathered TO themselves.
II mat DO admitted that the oonvo.
nionoe Of tho Chinese washer. women IL
q matter OF grave importance, but Il
should also DO conceded that the major.
ity ara still entitled 10 a fow rights
which tho minority are in duty bound
10 respect.
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From Thursdays Daily
SRlmagundi.

| SnlmaEunnt
Bert Kuhn came down from Tuscaro.
RI this evening.
Miss Eva Rogers returned from Col.
umbia last evening.
A special train consisting OF nineteen
cars, loaded with tea passed east this
evening. H.
Judge Keeney started on n visit 10
San Francisco by the train this morn
ing. He will be absent about q couple
OF weeks.
Frank Smiths teams arrived last
evening from the soa mine neal Coral
Hill; with Ave tons Of the product Of
the mine.
Charles Adams arrived here from his
ranch in Mound Valley to-day. He
says the grain in that section Of conn.
try Is about ready to harvest, and will
yield nearly, II not quite. an average
crop. ga -r~
Three car loads Of lumbor for w. J.
Urton & Co. arrived here to-day, from
the west. aud one car load Of general
merchandise for transfer to the northern
camps, was received by u. Reinhart &
Company.
Captain O. @. Warmers little daugh-
tor went down in charge Of the Judge,
on q visit TO her grandmother in San
Francisco. Tho little one was anxious
TO 90 until tho time Of departure, when
tho thought Of leaving the folks at
home was n severe test Of the nerve Of
the little Miss, but she was Just equal
10 the occasion.
Ward Allen, who for a long time pas.
has been a member Of the IspErEspENr
press.gang, assembled TO the upper level
this morning, 70 enter q higher sphere,
having been promoted to q more lucsa-
tive "tako" in the Office OF that rigidly
Metho. Episoo-P Presbyterian journal. the
Times. Review. .G'." Il. ~
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From Wednesdays Daily
AAlniaRundI.

AaIniREundI.
General Conner was n passenger from
the east this morning.
w. II. Ennor. and niece went down "a
Palisade by the train this morning.
Freights received-Three cars lumber
for f. II. Smith, 1 car general merchan.
disc, 2 Cars lumber for bud Sale.
DIR. Terry has secured an eligible
position for the establishment OF his
Office. on Weed street, Tuscarora.
J.. ]. Sutherland. an old resident OF
Tuscarora, started by the train last even.
ing on q visit to his old homo In Now
Scotia. rs".r..
John Spenco's two heavy teams load.
ed with general merchandise for Tusca.
rors, to-day, and start out for tho north,
this evening.
7. @. Plunkett succeeds our old nc.
quaintsnco, ". II. Usher, in the rcs.
taursnt business Of tho we'll known Con
Can at I~uscarora.
Commissioner II. s. Conley, Of Tus.
carora, having worried the meek mem.
Der Of tho Board through two days
business, in twelve hours, yesterday,
struck out for homo happy and con.
tented by tho stago this morning.
John Ainlcy has just received from
the East a No. 1 grain header for John
Hough. Tho machine was loaded upon
his wagon by Mr.. Hough and bis son
Frank. today, for removal 10 their
ranch In Pleasant valley, whore Il will
very shortly be put In operation, the
grain being about ready for the sickle.
@ Z. Mayer and Hank Keith, OF
Fort Halleck, and Dan Murphy, p.
Byrno and A. J. Hatch, OF Halleok
Station same down by the train this
morning, and have been perambulating
promiscuously about town to-day tax.
ing In the sights with their soda. II
Dan. don't take TO II kindly, thoy make
him take H..
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Tho Board Of County Commissioners
met at the Courthouse at 10 o'clock this
morning, pursuant to adjournment
Present. r. s. Conley and s. S. Sears.
The sum Of $I04 "a now in the Gen.
eral County Fund, il hereby ordered
Transferred. In accordance vitha pro-
vision Of Law. TO the Tr~easurer's Salary
Fund.
In accordance with petition from citi-
zsns OF Jack crock township. John Lin
hart VA appointed Road Supervisor for
Jack creek road district. the Supervisor
previously appointed having failed to
qualify as such.
The proposition of tbs Board I o pur-
chase Of Messrs. Woodruff and Ennor
and William d. Ford. the toll roads To-
Gated in the northern part Of the county
aud belonging TO them respectively. WAS
accepted by the parties above men,
toned, and in consideration OF the sum
OF eight hundred dollars issued
10 tnem In county scrip by order
Of the Board, w. II. Ennor and
w. D.. Ford, executed deeds to Elko
County through its Board of Commits
~Sioncrs, to the following roads, which
were located by them. and recorded in
the County Records in their names:
Woodruff & Ennor's toll road; from
Taylor's ranch to Cornucopia.
Independence valley and Cornucopia
toll road; from uear Langley's springs
TO ~CorDueopia. s...,....
Ford's Branch toll road; from Ford's
toll house to Deep creek road.
Independence VALLEY and Cornucopia
Branch toll road; from Ford's toll
house to Tuscarora.
All he above named roads were then
declared by the Board to be public
highways and for public benefit.
The following bills were then taken
nm aNfal nnon anl sllo-ol
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Iron Friday. D.ily.1
IGAlnAwuAM.


Abe Moossr got back from Ban Fran.
cisco. lAst evening.
Milton s. Latham and family vere
Passengers BY the ~est.bound train thi.
morning.
Two more special tee trains eompris.
ing thirty-one cars OF tea and four car.
Of time goods. passed . . lass night.
Uncle George Tucker came up from
the Bay City. Shichihs has been max.
ing his headquarters for . long time
past, Last evening.
Lieutenant Brown Of Fort Halleck,
with . couple Of Privates from the Post,
were passengers, bound for military
head quarters at the Bay. this morning.
About sevsn thousand feet Of lumber
for Triton & Co. at Tuscarora. was
loaded upon Henry dundell's teams
from the car last evening. and will
start for its destination TO. morrow
morning.
Six car loads Of beef cat .le passed
through here for San Francisco last
night. They were shipped from Wells
by W. T. Downing. ui Thousand Spring
valley, who was on the train and had
tho stock in his charge.
George Henderson and Mart Smith
came down from Tuscarora last evening
by private conveyance. Mr. Henderson
went down to Battle Mountain by the
train this morning. Mart returns home
tomorrow morning, and those requir-
ing points on Tuscarora stocks, must see
him this evening-room SO, third story,
front.
NJ. p. Haynes, who got back a couple
OF days ago from an excursion in the
mountains, brought back with him some
specimens Of carbonate ore which look
remarkably we'll. He states that il il
ftom a new discovery. and that i'm
mense quantities Of the mineral similar
to that shown US, a be easily obtain.
ed. Samples Of It has been sent away
for assay, and should the ore prove to
be reasonably rich in silver, the new
discovery must be regared as a very i'm.
portant one.
One hundred bales OF wool, averag-
ing six hundred pounds to the bale, are
no at the Upper Depot awaiting ship.
ment. II comprises lots from A. Usher
man, Mitchell, of Pleasant valley, and a
portion OF the clip from the flock for.
merly in charge Of Dave Rogers. de.
ceasedi the property. we believe OF
Fox. Of Virginia City. The fleece from
hocks of one or two other parties. whose
names we failed to learn, will arrive
here shortly, as the shearers. who went
from here have about got through with
their work.
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The following desdS hssstssArlaesd
on record in the Recorders oAee since
a last report: Ln
Central Pacific Railroad Cot wood
run & Ennpr.land in township 6-eoE.
sideration. S2.7s5 %.
John Galligan to A. W. Gedney, land
in township Decentralization. $1,000.
Il. W. Brown to F. p. Muller. lot l5
and s feet Of lot II. block ]. in town Of
Elkos and brick builine thereon known
AZ Fitch'k NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So.
$50.
A. V. Lancaster. ct al. to Jacob Ben
haren, lot 4. block P. I'M Tusearora-
consideration, $I,IsO so.
VIM. Grafton to Z. c.. Bullard. 500
feet in the Main.stay mine,in Cornuco-
Reconsideration. $500.
wm. Grafton to $. w. Beers, 500
feet in tho Main.stay mlns-considera.
ton, $500.
G. L. Drew to Thomas Smith. % &.
In the U i 1 mine. Good Hope Dist
consideration, 500.
IL. Drew to F. W. witherell, % II.
in the U & I mine-consiieration..
$500.
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SnlmaEundl.


G. II. Shepherd is in town from his
ranch at Coral Hill.
Commissioner Conley. arrived in
town from Tuscarora. last evening.
Judge J. II. Flack departed for San
Francisco by the train this morning.
He will be absent about two weeks.
A regular communication Of Elko
Lodge. No. Is. F. & A. NJ, will be
held at Masonic Hall ut 8 O'Clock this
evening.
Martel, the Wizard, appeared before
on Elko audience last evening at Free
mans hall. II the Wizard possesses any
merit in his particular line. we failed
to perceive it. Shades Of Heller! pre-
serve us from q REPETITION.
A fire at Cortcz. Saturday. destroyed
two barns containing a considerable
quantity OF hay and grain, and a store
room and provisions belonging to S.
wenhan The loss is estimated ut 81. 900.
A valuable teum in one OF the barns was
saved.
Dick Dorsey is authority for the
statement that a small piece of San.
Too-Gah.Choi dissolved in two tea
spoonfulls OF Benson's water. will cure
the most aggravated ease OF immortality
on record. This is a very valuable dis.
corery. and will. no doubt, be put to
trial some time next Summer. or as
soon us the requisite amount of water
can be found.
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BullIou RhIpment.

The Belle Isle Company shipped IA
bars Of bullion las, night valued ut $2s..
Oil Of. Tho independence shipped Q
bars, valued at s6,37e a.. The Grand
Prizo shipped two ssoks OF crudo bull
lon valued At "a, 000.-T m.,. R.vier, 5th.
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Advertised Letter list.

The following Ia a list OF letters re-
naming In tho Elko ofHco. unclaimed ,
for tho week ending Saturday. August 2,
1879: ,lfI
Addison, Lewis Anderson, Thomas
Anderson. Thos N Brady, John II
Beck, Morris Cor, Miss Annie
Flcteher. Mrs. @ A Hayck, WI
Isaac, Miss josie Roork. Nv
Smith, Frank Sutherland, VIM
wsltbam. J W
Q. W. He'll Pm
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w.sros and Rowoll will sign articles
Saturday for the next competition for
Sir John Astley's long.distancc, cham
pion belt. The contest will take place
at Gilmoro's Garden, beginning on tho
lst Of Soptembor.
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Everysody h. LI.sl. to Acciaen

Everybody Ii Liable TO Accident
Tho statistics Of the Travellers In
surance Company for the past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for a
great variety Of accidents. 800 OF them
railway accidents, and the balance. cuts,
falls. sprains, cunning, burns, horse
and carriage injuries, needles, splinters.
bites. every conceivable thing. 4 yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
Ii. NJ. GnASr. AGENT.
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An Appropriate Present

The following communication was re.
ceived by the Board Of Commissioners
during it's session on Tuesday:
To Thomas Holme', r. S. ConIcy and S.
5. Sears. COmmissioners for E2ho Co.
GENTLEMEN: Please accept the 40.
companying portrait of the lato Gov.
l.. Il. Bradley, which, through you, l
desire to present to the citizens Of the
county, with the request that it may be
accorded an honored position within
the walls OF the court house.
Respectfully,
w. Il. TRIP.
To which tho following reply was
sent:
To Pref ". II. Trip
DEAR SIR: We cheerfully accept your
very graceful presentation, and in be.
half Of the citizens OF Elko County. 10
whom. through Us, the faithful and ad.
mirably executed likeness OF the late
Governor L. r. Bradley, las been do.
mated, We thank you for the valuable
gift' aud assure you that nothing which
you might have bestowed, whatever its
intrinsic value, could have afforded
greater pleasure in its acceptance. The
picture. the fidelity Of which to the
honorod original. will DO acknowledged
by all who had the pleasure of the
Governors acquaintance, will, in com.
pliance with your request, find a prom.
inent place within the walls of the
court hohsei
Very Respectfully Yours,
BoARp.or CoUSrr Con- MIssIoxERs.
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No further business appearing, the
Board adjourned until the third Mon
day, the 18th Of September next. for
the transaction of regular county bust
ness, and to sit rs a Board Of Equsliza.
ion.
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Dnpot Hotel Arrivals.

@. II. Higher, Camp Halleck.
J. II. Bacon, Mountain City.
+. McKonna, Ogden.
Thomas Brennan. Star Valley.
Mrs. Pomeroy. Eureka.
4. Wenbnn, Cortez.
John Shroufo, San Francisco.
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Departures.

This morning-Bert Kuhn. G. J..
Paddock, David Harris, II. Mckinney,
Mrs. W. J. Pomeroy, Miss Katy Welsh,
one Spanish woman and a Chinaman.
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From Tuesdays Daily.1
&C. IT WELLS!
TIE TOWN OYERRUN WITH
"A GASG OF TRAMPH.
IneeaSiary Language and . Live
~ Race sat o. Town.

Our neighboring town Of Wells had
quito . lively and sensational expert
ence with . gang Of professional dead
beats yesterday. There we're about
thirty Of them congregsted there, Who
made themselves conspicuously obnox-
ious in the immediate vicinity OF some
Of the private residences, by stripping
naked, using obscene language and
singing sons Of q disgusting character.
Upon being requested to leave town,
they refused, and made their boast that
they had never worked and never would.
Al about 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
the citizens organized. and drove them
outside OF the town limits, but they
only went q short ways. and some Of
the most reckless swore they would re-
turn and burn the town. At this the
citizens organized a second party, Of
about twenty horsemen, composed part.
ly Of vaqueros, and. in the language Of
an eye witness, il vas /" an interesting
sight to see those tramps go up the hill
to Cedar Pass, begging for mercy at
every jump" At a meeting held after
their return the citizens thoroughly or
ganized "GOl." and have posted the
following notice on the wafer tanks aud
other places. where the nomadic
brotherhood will be most likely to see
them:
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TIE Tuscarora Mill and Mining Com.
pHny has levied q ton oen. assessment.
delinquent Sept. 9th.
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Prospecting one" Pay: l~lc"e,- SEvEE

The millions ~ TIL CumstncS were a 'ick
nhd. Worthlcs- l"pktIe rpcS u unrn ricH u,
treasure. AZ Ls,dYilir a ~inpI, ASSAY
made miIltnnntrc~ rT many. Olhrf huuan,a>
come unknown man.
Prcmatur"iy ai'iuiuLci cliim. have urnyru
fortunes Ia men whose COURAGE led ,hcin TO
persist IN ~rr"sn.ctinL govern Il ~ ASSAYS.
Az Virginia ti'y, N"vnlR. ASSAYS for Gold
and silver are made az sion p"r sample. Nv
CONRAD WIEGAND. fhrnurIy th- Suprr.
cisco.
We also test samples Of buiIion NJ the low.
est rates compatible with critic precision OF
results.
Samples Of ore and bullion are mailed AZ !
cent per rroc'rS' nuiIc'. W. ntrni-h cloth
mailing sacks nj a uoWiual price. Send Tor n
sample
An costs. DELAYS and ri-ks Ia rrmit'Iny
money, are. cvoihrd hr the purchase OF nur
Dollar ReinitrIuc' Tick"t,. which wr ,cli nj 4,
discount when $500 worth are ordered at ono
time.
For fuller information address
G. TIEGhND & co. A-savcr-.
j. Nirgihia Civ, SrvaiH.
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DepArtureH.

To the north this morning wero VIM.
Roberts, J. ". Fuel. Ward Allen and
Chas. Gspperen.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
S. wenban, Cortez.
&. H.. Shepherd, Coral Hill.
Mat. NJ. MorrIssey. Tuscarora.
II. $. Coulcy,
Ii. Reopen, -
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The mill at Cornuoopia was to begin
crushing ore from tho Leopard mine,
yesterday.
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HI 10y,
h0TICE.

LAND OFFICE NJ EUREKA. NV
July -, 1879.
Noii,cc Is b"rnhy ciy"n that thu faIIowin,
named settler has Hlel notice Gf l. intention
70 make hnai proof iu supIuTt It h : ciuim,
ana secure hnal entry thcrr1f IA me Npir,,
non OF thlriy days from the date of ihIs mo-
uSe' VIZ; .tharI"s Adams Of EIkp County,
VINO made prfcmptinu Drclirntory Siat"mr
No: bS-tERo SrrirsI for the =. T.. ), ~ SIC.
= ~Township - North Range ~ E and Names
me iolloMins ~ his w!tnrss"s. Wis: Joti f.
of Eureka, Nevada.
JAMES McMARTIS, Register.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
John p. Foley, Elmiru, Now York
John Griffin. do
Thomas Moran, do
p. Moran. Philadelphia.
W. II. Brown, San Jose.
Goo. Henderson, Tuscarora.
Hugh Elias, do
Mart. Smith, do
ID. Z. Hooten, Mound valley.
Le Roy Pratt, s. +.
Thomas Prater. Cherry Creek.
1wILL soil tho rem nindor Of my stock
Of Millinery at cost prices.
MRs. W. A.. JACKSON,
Next to P~ostof1ce.
July 3iM.
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w. II. TrIpp. Artist.

Will remain in Elko a few weeks longer
and work portraits in India Ink or
Colors, any size or style. at prices from
$40 to $50. Studio ut Room SO. Depot
Hotel. Persons desiring such work can
have it done in a superior manner and
save the canvasser's 40 per cent ty
handing in the work themselves.
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Departures.

This morninG-R. 8. ConIey and NJ.
Cook.
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Departures.

This morning-T. B. Roopen, Mrs.
G.. Hawke aud children.
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Arrivals.

Arrivals. o.
Last night from Tuscarora-J. d
Lamb. G. j. Paddock. Mrs. HAYES.
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Departures.

This morning-wm. Hawkins, John
Foldey, John Griffin, Vim. Gogan, Il.
Elias and Mrs. A. n. Grant.
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COL!
TRAMPS
Take q
WALK!!!
cnIt
COLI!
GOl!!

The people are evidently in earnest,
and tramps will consult their own inter-
ests by giving the town Of Wells a wide
berth hereafter.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Mcssrs. II. =. King 4 CO.
- EEU-g1

VNN UNIV .NrssFS. TT. =. King 90
sHU-E1
WE HAVE R%DrCED oUR RATES For
W Draft. on New York to q. ~ ur~ Cos,
Our New York duns nro AvAtLhEir ,r
ANY POINT IN THE EAST. and the c,r,
that they are drawn to order render. ,hom NJ
no value to any one except the party ,u,lrirI
TO their payment; rud being drawn ir l,plt.
cate a second dtah can bc f"rwardri II tho
nrst should he lost They arr MrCu MORE
D~EslRABLE THAN 70 ORDERS. ~ the
latter nrc only drawn -incly aud src ~.
good In tn" hands ~ On" not entitled To- them
~ In the hands Of III" owner. aud IL thcy rail-
INTO The hnhds 81 Il d','t"nc-i party aud are
paid the bNfcr has NO remedy Whatever.
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Wanted.

A competent to serve as cook
in a private family. Apply at the real.
dence OF John Ainley. ON Third street.
aGlw~
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G. L. Drew to F. W. witherell. % #.
in the U & I characterization,
$500.
, 1879-01-24
NAMPTON'S DREAM.
ffe nclteves Hts IAfs Saved by thu p-...
Of ftfA EAnD1A. ~.

fle Hclteves His I.lfs Saved by thu p,.x
of Ills People. ~"
The editor Of the columbia tS. C,} H,c..,-
IN the course Of an account OF a visit Il, r"'
hampton, whom he found greatly irnproq.a y
strength and steadily recovering from IN a.
seVero trials through which he has rec..,s wy
passed, tells striking story Of dream ri'.'
the Governor had at the cr,sis Of hIs ca.e s. as,
tells 1t ln the Governors own wor1. NV nv
visitor, about to take his leave, tat1 n ' ~
Governor: At 1cnst in nil your ,eron, c,.e H. me
you bad tho devoted iove Of your osn 4ea.l, ne,
,o',,a mAh' yss, IT, was tho hearty, uesp,oe.
denty as 10 that live, that thc p,ayrss e'a !;
tle people saved my lfe. will tell you VI, .!
feol md believe It 50 firmly. While ra. ~ ,sia
here nt the pOint OF death, md had BEGUN! ~.
torly Indifferent whether lived or died 81. ~.
ls,ef d IT9m fqan, a. o'4 sthoaist preashe
mo Of u'e dcep. aud degout petitions but ~
Methodist Conference then n'1'n 10 ., .,,.'as tas
at Nenberry. ne then urged a1t,n os',Oa NY
supp1cations Of the people Of the whole Sais ths
who were praying for me night and day IN c,t.7
household Ia tic State. My sister, vi, IL
trcmbllngty brought the letter 10 mr. bets;J..
alid read II to nle, then urged no 10 listen N
Tue ksnd, loViE ,.; Tofds s Of ,l,e man 81 gu anl
ia
80. fell into desp sleep that hight, a,S1 n. v
most vivid dream over experienced IN nv 1as M
crossed cEossed my slumoers. !! dFeamt ! va. IL
moved to all pnrts Of ths
State, SO that met nv ~.
setnblcd friends everywhere. I rcinemfx,
most distinctly OF al! old Beaufort, whyre h.a
last been. 1t sceme.1 that there were itanlen,s
asseh,blaGcs. as,d "a looked down upon lien
grnve parsonage approached me, af1d touebed
mo on thu shoulder, anu said to INC: .'ils,e
people are nll PRAYING for you. Livet ltyct ll,e'
never realized anything like 1t before. Il
sccmed q Vision. I woke the next morning
veins, nnl told MY family tls crisis va pas,ed
MID would get better"
At tho close Of tho touching and thrilling
relation we babe bin good-by. noart!ly xlthins
him speedy recovery aud many, many sopg
years Of health aud usefulness.
, 1879-01-24

on 10 Baltimore where ahc wns then
p1ayfng at Holiday Street Theatre. They nr-
rived at Gnf's Hotel, where ehe VIVA stopping,
All! her kindness 10 item was untorpdcd. 1t
vas during fll.ir s,ay here they were takcu to
see Miss Mitchell ylny taneao", an m incident t
nT spreen n ' nay feate 70 e tm ,"t hes
enbbed aloud. Miss Mitchell leaving here to
trarcl. they we're sent to her home III New YORK.
Reccntay the younger. vas taken III, ~.
Miss Mitchell lal just then closet At Gin
esnnatf, and was going further West: sho
cancelled weeks engagement, atnt buried
Eastward TO the bedside Of thr su'1ctinT hoY, 70
whom Mnti to whose brother she flsd acted the
tart Of mother since tllr!r mutual bcrcasc.
.nent. shr attended unon him faithfully, and
The best medical aid vas aya.lel Of, but TN Sat
urtlay morning he died, Mis- Constance
Mitchell, Of toc Holiday Street ThcRtrc Cum-
pant, vim Ia atso an annt OF tic buys, was nd
vtsctl OF the .lcath iy telegram on Saturday
ptght. Mr.. John II. Mitchell WIS a notct1
builder in Memphis, and llow OF the family Of
seven Llrre Ia but one remaining.