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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
LEGAL.
SHERlFf'S SALE.

ny vI7rUE OF An tx cUrIoN ISSUED
y out OF { .e Distiiet , curt OF the Fir~t Ju.
aieial uirlrlet. In aud for the county Of S'orey,
state Of Nevada. duly ait-s'ed. Un tue 1T raw
10 sep ssber, A. u. 1879 to Inc d. &C cd and
~h.sin n B. Mitchell pl.inii1. recovered
jad1ment as'inst s nth @ 'm,tock @ ID and
silver Mini Y Company. . corporation. defend.
AIT. .. the let day Of September. 4 a.. 1879. tr
the sum OF SlS2 81. with interest thereon At
tn rate o. ieu Ter cent. per yea fro'u Auyu I
nth lsTs. until pad. toy Their With ccsts o'
.ow amounting o the 'uu OF 81, and al &C ;ru.
i"s costs q d exp n-es Z sac. By sir u-o
.aii viii o. 'xecuion and In pu ~ 40, . OF Inc
statu's In such ca-e msde and pr,vidrd. ! nav.
GU th- Id day Q septsmber lsTS. levied upon
and 'aksn 10 ex euiiou. 81. tbs r,tht. ,ine Anu
The following described quartz lsdss OF mini,g
claim or such part thsrsof - may be found to
lie within tbs I mia VI STOREY county. state o
ssvsda. 70 ~it: That crtAtn NIL ms claim ana
sal propsrty d-sLnsisd oy the sarveyor Zen.
sni - iet No. . embracing 2 portion o. the
east half Of ssciion stsht 20. in Tow"ship III.
teen lls). north Of Range sssty lone i.D, east
Mount DAB o mssidisn. In the Dvvus dsts
Mining Di-tnet. In the eou ths VI Lyon ana
storey. aud Sta . o, Nevada. In the Distriet Of
lands suhlsct TO sale u Carson oiiy, smoracin6
thirteen liSJ . rs and three Lundredihs Is loV
--,,.a..n Al. an IN. ,l-p,r. n I..nd t,ssiesL
!, $780, sna $500 md platt.d ~ foiiovc
III mssn.,ie vsr..s,on Al NO.. ma drsrss..
,hirty 9J minute east. 70 VII, BrSinn,ns
M Po.t No. 4 located o . The vss, sids Of God
,anyon. sbout tnrss hundred tao) feet south Of
PioSssr mil ,rvm whIcn al rtsf pect,on cor.
ner on vvst bJundsry a rsctiou Nine tS), IN
Township = Z ECU (lnl. north OF M geTws.ty.
one an. eat Nouat Ut,b O msr,disu. hesrs
north sish,y tvJ al d.a,ees eat nd the Gis
lance ~ ,,sht hupirvi aud ten 800 fs-t.
Thence rom ss,d Post No. i , ortn nitv nve 1851
deg srs. rs,t the, huuured and Ihirty-slsht
tss,) Iettt {. Po.t 80. .. Tnenc- north forty
s,nc I On desrrer wet one h.ndr, d a'd any.
eight tl,s) frs q onp the rouiLwr.tsrly b und.
ar. Of survey M. al, taisntsd u Txin Minins
O,mpspy. With their cIsim Upon the Twin No.
=. moth ode, 10 yoss . Q. .. Tnsncsn No IN f.r.
ty.Ihrrs (ly degrvss thirty (3u) ninut~ west
fourteen HUNDRED and Sow, niy slshs QtIs) Zee.
~ D OF No. 4. Tnsnes sou.h fur y.rix (t5) do
srrss. thirty on miouies. scot fur hun ,r.d
ud twenty Sx) feet " p 81 No. Q The raps
b-iug ct tho sou,hwertsU. cJrnsr OF survey No.
50. patented o. the kcho ',old and slvrr MD.
Ing O ,mpsny with u tr claim upon IN hcno
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
VIRGINIA & rRurKEE RAILROAD
TIM. TABLE.
ron SAN FRANCISCO.

EOh 1AN fuANSAo$o.
TlrosJi P,-.esy>r Nal "-d cypress Trai.
Leaves virgiui4 daily at G ?. n. and Gold
Hill at 6:i3 ?. ~; Mound House, Gas
Carson. 7:35; Steamboat. SAT. On every
day except Saturday connects with L'yht-
niag Er.o.-.. leaving Reno at . p. ~.
arriving In SAu Francisco at ii:l0 A. n. on
folloxiny day. On Saturdays ~counects
only with Os-sL,.i P.-.s-q-r T'''i.. leaving
Reno at l2:05 A. ~. arriving In San Fran
sisco via Stockton At 5:lS p. u. On the foi-
lowing day.
Rs,s,ai.g. leaves San Francisco at4f.x..
arriving in Carson At s:o5 a. n. Gold Hill
a. to:SO. and Virginia at lo:to 4. u. on tbs
faliovin& day.
LOCAL YAssNon rlASA
Tor Car.o~ asd Rsne (Horai.s)-LeAvn
virginia at 7:30 4. H., and Gold Hill at
7:aS 4. T.. arriving in Reno at l2:ls ?. y.
For CsrsOs (Afsr~ooml-Lesves virginia
ct $50 ?. T.. and Gold Hill ct 2:4s p. =.
R~st.rni.g. leaves Reno ct 7:4s A. n.
arriving In Gold Hill at l:is ,. n. and
Virginia at l:30 ?. =.
Lsavs Renoat l:s0 ?. r.. arriving In Gold
Hill a. TOO ?. H.. and Virginia At us r.x.
Ssspisy Car leaves Csrson for San Fran
sisco, via Vallejo. daily except Saturdays,
at 7:s5 p. ~; Returning. leaves Ban Fran
disco for Carson. via Vallejo. daily s1oept
Sundays, 81 4 r. u.
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SnERlff'S SALE.
Fer Distressed Tax.s f,r ,h. Fiscal
Ys-r hsii:s :sseGbsr 81,


rrSnER and ny VIRUS or s'X pfv.
u FIRENr kxscU IONA 10 ued gu, Of
thu Jal.es's Co Q VI doll Il II Township No.
s. OF the roun OF Go d Hill. eouu,y of Storv,.
state OF Nsvads. to me daily aircied an Dr.
nvrrvd d. I'd August 49, L. lo7s. upon six
d snt Iud msa Q REQ hired n .aid CUR on
the 18th day OF Aug ..t. ID. lo1e. q d IN 10
sid 10 'ad C,urt, In favor of the stafe Of
News .. piain Id. snt asain.t the followins.
g.. q vel defrsd nts Q ~ rssl Q t. .. and poseess
orr clai "a. an ! Improvements thereon. tvcethrr
With coats aud -xpense- OF sale. Aud In pur.
.uauc- Of leo I shall sx, o.s for pas at public
auction. IN trout OF TIL, Court house do 70. In
the city OF Virginia. STOREY county. sasd
n ' ds between the hour. Z = o'clock An
and 8 O'Clock r. ~. v 1t " o o ok Loon on
IHJhs'AY. the ShcUND DAY Of ucT BAR.
4. D. 1879, 90 much VI escn lsrcsl OF land
hereinafter described. tox-tber with the in.
provsm.nts thereon. - shali be nscsesary 70
saiiLy the said executions and ell costs 10
lid ,oln OF the Uni ed ttaies. AL Of sid
property bling situate In store, ecutty, State
VI Nevada. AID h ssparstsly desciibsd ~ FOL.
ow., 10 Wit:
ass Leo d the following described real
estate and Improvements there. n. siiu.
Q In Cod Hill. Stor-, county. Nevada,
TO cit /; u feet OF LIT N 10, Black No.
q. Range e: amount. 81 Is
J. p. Adams and the fol OWING n al ertais
and improvement thereon. situate In
Gold Hill. Sfor y county, N vaia, 10
Wit: Lot No. u, B och MOL. kzngsk;
80. NV
Th- Cnostcs Mining Company and the fol-
lowing 70 I .siaie and impruvsrpents
thereon. situate IN Gold Hill. s,orvy
county, Nevsna IN wit: The wrrt OF
LIT %. 10, B och No. 9. Range D;-
The Bu 10 q Hamilton Mining company
and the follo~ Ing drscrib-d real rststs
and imp ovem~nts th-rvou. situate In
q I'D hi !. Storey county. N ida. 10
Wit. Lot No. ~. Liosh no. !. Range
II : amount. ................ ......... " %
D. Hag-rtv and the following real sstats
aud improvements thu ron. VI uaie In
G,ld 81 J.. rtorey county. Nevada. to
Wit: Lot No. q. Block No. I, kanAs
o, ~ 70
Dennis tab u ard the following described
real estate and Imp ov. me1,s the cou.
situate 10 9old Hill. Sto o. couay,
Nevada ~ wit: Lot No. -. Bio 1 No.
8, RAugs D; amount.................. 20 IS
G. WILLIAMSON.
Sheriff 81 Sc roy Coan,y NevadI
ny n. J. AcCurcHAN. Depctv Sserin.
Virginia. New. August 80 l6a. sod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
ANUsENENTs.
Pipsrs' opsrA Hoa.e. Virginia City.
BANKERS.


Pipsrs' opsra Hoa.e. virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco.
O street., Virginia City.
Bank Of Virginia. u South O street,
Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. ?. Drexler & Co.. o1ace In Odd Fell
lows' Building. Virginia City.
L. B. Rranksl b Co.. Main street, Gold
Hill.
r. n. RLston, Main street. Gold Hill.
T. r. NsGarn. 100 South O street. vir-
ginia City.
Doasls.s b Thompson. 50 South G
street. Virginia City.
W. Il. Clarke 4 o.. 81 South o street.
Virginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
4. Arouson. Main street. Gold Hill.
Banner, Bros., Corner o and Taylor
streets. Virginia.
DRY GOODS.
Alex: COIN. Odd Fellows Building.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
o. II. Gallup. In Maynard Block. Main
1tIuots obii uti.
Y. II. Gillespie. opposite News once,
xAiu street. Cold Hill.
DENTIST.
E. A. Brewster. NJ. l South G street.
virxlniA.
a: oa.puan. $50 South o street. vis'
FANCY GOODS.
n. Y. 0iliespis. Main street. Gold Hin.
FOUNDRIES.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill.
Q,orss Emmett. proprietor.
Fulton Foundry. On the Divide. W. 3.
L,knArI Sup.rintsndent.
viryioia Foundry. on Railroad. near
JallA mine, Virginia City. Fraser 4 Cum
ninss. propristors.
FREIaHr DELIVERY.
Thomas Gallagher. Once near railroad
depot, Gold Hill.
0RocERIEj. PROVISIONS. ETC.
All. Cahsn. Main street Gold Hill,
0pposits Maynard Block.
". Lsmsry. MAIN street. Lower Gold
Hill.
=. W. Folsom. Main street. Gold Hill,
Richard Mercer. Main street. Gold
bill.
]. 3 J. D. M.llon. O street. virsini,
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant. Main
street., Gold Hill; j. p. Becker. Pro-
City Bakery. ~ North O street. virsini,
City Fiumsisr 4 Armbrusi. Propris-
tora
HARDWARE.
0Llatn D Folsom. Main street. Gold
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of virginil
City O. W. Hall. Proprietor.
MARKET.
L. T. For. Main street. Gold Hill.
NEWS DEPOT.
Matt. n. Gillespie. opposite News ofdos,
Main street. Gold Hill.
PHYSICIANS.
Or. J. o. Hall. Main street. Gold Hill.
RAILROAD.
Virginia and Truckee, from Virginia
AMI Gold Hill TO Carson and Reno.
BALLOONS.
Fahion. Main street. Gold Hill ; Chris.
WeidemAnn, proprietor.
Capital. Main street, Gold Hill; G.
Enos, proprietor.
Bank Exchange. Main street. Gold Hill;
r. W. Mckinney. proprietor.
0ibson's. Msia street. Gold Hill; W,
d. G. Gibson, proprietor.
Columbus brewery. Main street. Gold
Hill d. II. Davis. proprietor.
senate. Main street, Gold Hill Ban
souihworth, proprietor.
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING.
Pioneer Shaving and Hair D:essing 30
loon @. Pohl. Proprietor. Main street
Gold Hill.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher. near railroad depot
Gold Hill.
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NOTICE

Ts HEREBY GWEN. THAT cRRTrrI.
i esie- No IL. Is II and io7 Of the capital
stoch of the hargarita Gold and eilv, 2 1Iit 4
Company wers iust or stotn about u rch lss,
lsTs. all p*rannssr eautio, ID not 70 parchass
The sam o. trsnsSsr hss essa stccpsd:.-
vss,ii. CITY. ~. j, uo. SiS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
4AsslaHEE's SALE.

NOTCH !. Hurley OWN. mat rnR
AZ unasfs'fnsd. Assignee uf the Esiats 81
wm. Eall. bankrupt. siii seIi a rubi,c snr,ion.
On sATUhDAY, Y. tobsr 9Th, 1878. st ID o'eioci.'
pocn. y. tr nj Of his stofe on Main strest. IN
Gold HUI, Nevada. 10 the Liehspt bidder for
eash. the boohs and sccouuts of psid bsr,krupt.
u RICHARD MkRcRR, Assiente.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

rec A week IN your own % outft
0OO ne. Ne rsk. Readsr, n 200 want Q
ouaansHa O. vhieh psfsons Of either pex can
naks nsa. pay ~ The tine thsy vosk. vstfs
49, E.ISIIkTf %. psussA.xA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
INt1IcE TO DEBTORS.

IL PARTIES wHo.AR IND, Brrp TO
~ ne are rai,,t1 :, a. J an eltsila ut ny
ted By the flGHTER>TH DAY OF eRp.
TEhBRh, 1879 OtLtfwis~ mtssure. Niii b
isktn TO- enforce . settlement. To rot milo
come and go ne. L. z. SAW n,
aunu Lumbsf Dealer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
OWNERS or noes

IN THv TOWN o. COLD HiLL. TAKE
EOTtcEi That pursu.nt 10 : rditAnes no.
rs, the annual tax Of - un zach o. q svtiy dog
hept IN the town Of tod Hill II due 81 d psy.
able. P,ocuis tsgt inmedAtsiy inm the IN.
strictIy enforce the iaid Ordinsnee.
p. " FOL SON,
lime ~. 1sTD. NarLal OF Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
SHERlFf's SALE.

ny vIRrus OF Az EXECUTION ISSUED
. out Of the District O ar. OF the Firrt in
dieial Di ti Z In and 10, ths county OF Story.
state OF Nevads, duly sttes 81, on the let d ,
n, septemb-r. 4 U. lie, to me directe, AM
delivered, 10 = e.rta \ act on In said Couri
Judgment asain., sou,h c,mstock TOLD and
oliver Milling Company, . corporation. drf- d
ant, on the Let day OF sept mb-r. =. ID. 1879, Tor
the sum OF $50 20, with intrist thereon ~ the
rate OF zen poi { ~. ,er scar r. m sugu I nth
iaI-i ~ siit on. and CLERKS sccruine costs nov
amour ius TO tbs Sum Of g.. aud oil accrulns
corts On ! Q penses OF pals. BY >irtue Of ,aid
writ OF execution and In rurSus' CO OF the
sIatute In puch Gaze " ad- and provided, I favr.
on the I'd d,y OF september. 1879 ! Wet upop
and taken II Execution the 'oilo~ins d.scr,t d
3 eaun tar. I table. I Q owe AID p.pe. : stand
m'rrvr. I chair I sswbuck. ! n. I no hsaw.s
Ill G ne, I piece rubb~r. I bruom, ] kt old
tools. I It-ev Q In. rops. grindsione. 7,av.
b srses. I carpsn ere boz. lear. ! t.o, . shoveis,
I Oh e,bsrrow anvil, I lot blsfk y. mith tool .
tcn wheels. shs . iroa. 1 sticks and d'es. ]
lot giant pvwaer, I let ti,~ ntti 9, ! nozzle.
jsrk plano. I lot abs 8 eau 81, g Irons ! cold
chirels. Or iongs. ! To- old 2 n ssr'n b N.
nerp. I pieks. I lamp and reh c ~. ! square,,
hand rsu. I LOT ed r'ps. ! bucket toldJ. I ,ad'
der. I piece timber szsxso. ! lot hoss lion
buruvcs Aficok~. y. WV
\ In rope, s'r lie. . adfe. I saw blade ] band
Jump. bunk. ! stnv maitfess. I pillow u airl.
,iec- trs I iron \ hx giant powder caps. ]
sts-l wire ho',t cable.
Notice 8. h.ieby sven that On We, NfS-
DAY, THE TkNrh DtY o. SsPT, xBEk,
Al 1873. bowen the hour OF . O'Clock Az
am 8 chuck r Y wis at - o'cl ok. noun-i
win cell al The risht. title sla N aud interest
of 4, Q said defendant aOCTh CJMa OCK
0uLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY.
OF, IN and 70 I Q q ovs oe ertbe : tro,~rty.a
the premises know /. o. On. HOSTING WORKS
OF sAID VU1H CDMs 0ck 9OLu AM
SILVER MIN No COMPA \ o The hill In
III ar or to tie s'stw ~ Of the 0tPlue,t
THH OWLS GATE TvLl. ROAD ION
pANY. 10 said -toiey comfy. State OF Nevada.
u pub 90 suc iou. Tor ca b In hand, 10 the high
.pt n bet bidder. q, psti.fy sad .xecution
and all evsts. N United sac eold DIN
O. WILLIAMSON.
Shsr'6 q Stosss cunt. Nevada.
b J y (rrcRAN Depu'y sher-n.
Virginia. ssptsm srtth. is;s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24
r EyIArHAN MINING aOMrANY

T Ev1ArHAN MINING CON rAuY
II oc ,tion ID pr neipsi place Of business. ban
franc SEQ, Isliio,nia.
~aiion o fwork.. 0oh Hill Mining District.
81 NJ Cosn,y. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the FOL
rsnt mo. ., levied on the Six'h day o. August
1872, the several amounts set Opposite the
Games OF the respective shareholders. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

And in accordance with law. and an ORDER
Of the Board Of Directors, made vi the si,th
day OF Augurt. iole, 90 many shares Of each
parcel or such stock - may be necessary win
Msur.cs bore 4 % . No tlo iina .treet, San
franc isco, california. o. TUESDAY. The
THln1ItiH day OF September 1879, st tbs
b. ar Of Q O'Clock ?. y. oi said day. to pay said
delinquent Assessment thereon. tops tter with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
n. h.. LuTY, Secretary.
O1es-Rnom 8. No. so Pi.s susst. ban
Francisco. California. u
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ORDINANCE NO. ,l,.

An ORDINANCES 10 Au'ssriss the IL.
90 s~s Of Bsads fer The fsr, ss~ 81
s~eeu,iss Alsse, Q n edeea and tas.
90, B-sd Ne. % IL the Tswa Of Geld
uuL
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Pm. rrOyEWRNr.

The allow sac y hereby ~poetpoesd 10 SAT
uRDAY. sEPr, ABka ann. l. D 1879. at tn
.ams hour and plaes.
sherif 81 Siorss county,. Nevada.
Nv ". Nc ur Han. D putty shsri6.
Virginia City. rept. 10. 1873. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

wvod. 4 Fresborr. 1rusts. i2tss. ...io.....6 :.
And In accordance with Law. and a order o.
the Boaid Of ptrectors. made 90 the twelfth
day Of August. 1878. % many shares Of Zach
parcel o. suen stoet - may b necessary. Will
Be cold At public suct on. ~ Locn - Msr.
cha, To- Excl anss IN idins. ssa riai et CO.
Gall ornia, on TUESDAY. the seventh day
OF o.t her. 1879. II the hour OF ! O'Clock p
4 OF Said day. TO lay said delinQu, ut astets-
msnt th. reon. iogs her with Gust Of sdvsrtis-
Ing and sxpSnses " the sale
IN. BRAZIL S~ereisry.
oh1ee-Room %. herehants'A xshspgs build
'ns. Nm Frahcisro. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

Ana ~ accUfdaI % With law. and an OFder OF
the Board Of Dir ciors. msus on ths 9Th day
VI august. 1915. % msny shares OF each pAr.
col OF such ytoci ~ may b q. cetsary will Be
..id at public auction. 81 the once Of the CJn.
pany. hlom q. NJ 1H Bush street. ian Fran.
els, o. California. 10 wEDFkS Jay, the Fitsr
Qrt DAY OF OCTOBER, is7a 81 the hour Of
uns O'Clock r. \ OF ~ d day. 70 ,sy sad delin.
Qusnt assessment ther. on, together with costs
.. advertising and expo, ~. VI .
". x DIAN, Secrrtsry.
ofnce-Room Q. No. 2os Bush stre.t, San
Francisco. Californis. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-24

!. i672s ...io.....a.
:.iMD. = :.
Co.
..Gms. =,
Co.
$3.50. :.
!: sN..coW..lo co =,
90.
..1S .. =,
%.
$3.50. 5000. 600 =,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-29
He "Squoze" Her Hand"

A N OHIO merchant tells the follow
II ing old story about himself
Where he lives is secret, except that
it is not mile and half from the
Xenia courthouse:
When / was about seventeen years
old made trip to Cleveland in the
old fashioned stage coach, with its
spanking four horses. At Mount Yer
non, about p. NJ, pretty girl came
aboard. She sat on the back seat, next
to an elderly farmer-like looking man.
/ was on the middle seat Immediately
in front of her. soon struck up a
pleasant chat with her. She was a
charming talker, and almost as brilliant
as she was pretty.
"It looked as if we were mutually
pleased. When dark came L concluded
there would be no harm in giving her
hand gentle squeeze by way of q
feeler. 1 reached behind and got hold
of the hand.
/ was little startled at the hard
ncSSt DuD ~ lCbulnCh NiCC-llhC pACoSulCs
squoze again and it squoze back. A
sense ofdisappointment would steal over
me when in my mind would contrast
the seeming toughness of her hand with
the tenderness and sweetness of her
voice. The contrast did not seem to
arterialize my blood quite up to the point
of exhilaration.
"At last she reached her destination
and left the coach. After we had started
again that old rooster who sat beside
her addressed me thusly:
4" Young man, do you feel all right 7
You had nice time tugging at my old
paw for the last five miles hope you've
enjoyed it,
The young ladies in the front seat
giggled all the way to the next station
and the gentlemen passengers didn't
forget to smile when looked up. have
been more successful since in that
line."
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-29
Soon Satisfied.


They were an Eastern couple. They
had strolled in the moonlight, and
swung on the gate,and stood at the front
door, and sat on the sofa, and-and, &C.,
for many months. They had dreamed
the old dream of love together; they
had also munched numerous pints of
peanuts and eaten considerable Ice
cream. The fact is they had been low
ers. But when they went and married
or rather they thought they did; for
after two weeks of this suppositious
life, it was discovered that, through a
technical mistake, the nuptial knot had
never been really tied, and the marriage
was therefore void.
OF course this created considerable
CONSERVATION and horror in the new
household. The young man wanted to
hurry off without aninstant's delay and
have the ceremony legally performed,
but the maiden, upon consideration, 4,
concluded that the denoupent was not
so unfortunate after all. Two weeks of
married life had cured her, and thanks,
she believed she would go back to her
mother. And she went. = Louisville
" Courier Journal"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-29

Walter had both arms around her by
this time, and was looking ardently In
her glowing face.
know Mabel Is an helress, and a
nice little girl, and 1 also know you are
o darllng-my darling and the only
girl ever asked to be my wife, or ever
shall ask Say yes, pet"
His tones were low and tender, but
triumphant.
And you can deliberately give up SO
much for only just me ?"
Her wondrous eyes met his bravely
now, and thrilled him with the love
light in them.
Only just you, my darling Why,
you are more than all the world to me
Come, we will go tell Uncle Abiah at
once. just one kiss first--you must"
And he had more than one or two be-
fore he led her, blushing, with tears
trembling on her lashes, like diamonds
on a golden thread, to Uncle Abiah, who
sat In his library with Cornelia, indus
triously looking over receipt book
They looked up in surprise as Walter
marched in, Irene on his arm, picture
Of confusion.
"If you please, Uncle Abiah, want
your blessing and cordial consent to re-
ceive this little girl for your neice. L
love her and she loves me-"
Uncle Abiah looked shrewdly over
his glasses at Mrs. Cornelia.
"Well, sister, what shall we say to
this youths demand Y''
A broad smile of perfect delight was
on her merry face.
"SayY Why, tell them yes, and well
come and let them know their Aunt
Cornelia isn't fool if their Uncle Abiah
is"
Walter looked astonished, and felt
Irene's hand tremble on his arm.
What is it, dear ?"
She smiled through her tears as she
looked into his inquiring eyes.
"Oh, Walter, am afraid you will be
angry. 1 am Mabel, after all, and -
and"
And you have made love to your
cousin, the heiress, in spite of yourself,
my boy So Hillcrest is a foregone fate,
after all, ell ?"
Don't scold, please, Walter p" Mabel
plead, in low voice, with her blue
eyes looking into his
&C AS if l could scold you, my Lowell
Since have you, what need / care 7"
And Mrs. Cornelia turned over the
leaves of the receipt book until she
came to wedding cake," and AYERS that
she made the match herself
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-29
A Novel Cure.
umbrella.

Tom Johnson, of the poor house, has
a faculty of getting considerable work
out of the inmates under his charge.
There was one who made up his mind
not to work at all, although he was
capable of doing considerable. Toavoid
it he kept in bed and made out to be ill,
demanding the attention of the physi-
clan. That gentleman stated there was
nothing the matter with him. Tom
thought he could cure him and the other
night placed a coffin in his room. When
the old man awoke the first thing that
met his gaze was the wooden overcoat''
which stood at the foot of his bed. This
seemed to animate him. He arose early,
dressed himself and informed Tom that
he thought he was better and asked the
steward if there wasn't something he
could do around the house. He has been
busy ever since.-Dubuque Herald.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-29
Juvenile SMOKING.

Among the smokers In general IL
rarely happens that the habit is COM
menced at middle or late period of
life. Most men who smoke at all have
contracted the habit between their fif-
teenth and twentieth year and like all
other habits, good or bad, contracted at
such time 1t is one which is difficult to
eradicate. There is no valid excuse for
juvenile smoking. A man pleads habit,
the soothing effect of tobacco, and SO
on. But boy smokes because he sees
others do so, and because he looks upon
smoking as manly practice. He
knows that it does him no good indeed,
in the majority of cases, boys know that
their first attempts at smoking made
them very Ill, and the tolerance of the
effects of the tobacco was obtained only
after long practice and many disagree
able sensations. The mental power of
many boy is certainly weakened by
tobacco smoking. The brain under its
influence can do less work, and the
dreamy feeling which is produced tends
directly to idleness. For all reasons it
is desirable that our rising generation
should be abstainers from tobacco.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-29
How He Knew Him.

DIR. M, an eminent divine of the
Church of Scotland, lately visited the
Paris exhibition. Shortly after his ar
rival in the gay metropolitan Irishman
came running up to him on the street,
crying out
"Och, blessings on ye, DIR. NJ.
How are yez ?"
"I am very well, J" replied the doctor,
rather dryly.
"And when did yez come to Paris ?"
&c Last week. But how did you come
to know me ?''
''Give me shilling, and 1 III tell yez."
The doctor, curious to know how the
fellow found his name out, gave him a
shilling, and was answered by the
Irishman:
"Sure, then,I saw your name on your
umbrella"