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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04

EprroR GoLD HILL DAILY NEws
Since writing the communication to you
Of Saturday last, with reference to the
reelection OF the Chief Of the Fire
Department OF this city. ! have con.
vsrssd with some Of the largest property
owners here, and have learned that they
are unanimously. or nearly so, in favor
Of the reelection Of Mr.. Brown. The
largest property owner and tax payer
here says he has q right to demand that
the Aldermen OF this city shall, in this
matter. defer to the wishes Of the pro-
perty owners. He says that while there
may DO 4 half q dozen men here who
are just as competent to perform the du.
ties Of the office Of Chief Engi-
nser ss Mr.. Brown, We cannot
afford to experiment in this matter. In
order to ascertain whether Mr.. A. or
Mr.. Ii. could perform the duties Of the
office as efficiently II Mr. Brown, shall
We, says he. jeopardizs hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars worth Of property?
We have tried Mr.. Brown and are salts
fed with him. Would . ship owner be
justified in dischareine an experienced.
efficient and faithful captain, who had
made many successful voyages. In order
to give his place to u friend whose only
Recommendation Is hat he 10 q clever
Hn--9 ~ 49, -- -..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04

LOOK our.-The Local Option Saloon
caught aire on the roof last night. The
blaze was squelehed before II gained any
hesdway. Our people cannot DO toe
careful. Let every citizen appoint him.
self a special fire patrol. II a fire should
start among our wooden houses during
this kind Of weather there would be no
possibility OF saving the town.
A VIRGINIA man in going up from Sill
yer City stopped into the News Office to-
day for the purpose Of saying that the
people Of Silver were extremely thankful
to the Gold Hill firemsn. They think
almost the entire town would have gone
IL IL had not been for the good work
done by the Gold Hill boys.
TuE PosrorrIcE.-At the Gold Hill
Postonice the following letters are held
for postage: Emile Gawb, San Fran
cisco, Cal; W. johnson. Honolulu. u. /.
And this is held for better direction
Miss Addie n. Douglass, No. SOL Garden
street. East Side.
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Tsws Trustees.

A regular meeting Of the Town Trus'
tees OF Gold Hill was held last evening
Present-Trustees Fox. Copeland and
President Stevens; also. Marshal Nc
Celery. Town Attorney ftzsimmons
and Town Clerk Hyde.
The Finance Committee reported the
following bills correct and they were or
dersd paid: l.. L. Doan X Co., - DC
Matt Bay. 81; 4. Boyle. 81. Virginia 4
Gold Hill Water Co.. - 80; j. A. Mar.
shall K Co.. - 20; j. ID. Marshall.
"a 81.
The Committee on Streets reported
them in good condition.
The Committee on Fire and Water 70
ported everything in good working or
der.
The regular monthly bills. amounting
to $3.50 %. were ordered paid.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04
Piper. Opsr. House.

Haverly's Georgia Minstrels will APP
pear at Pipsr's Opera House nett Friday
evening. The Sacramento Record. Union
has this to say Of them: There Is no
room for question As to the excellence OF
this troupe. 1t has much improved
since its last appearance here. 1t has
more OF California freedom about !, than
when IL first entered the State. Ii is
one OF the largest and best troupes
which has ever visited the city. II is
fully worth an evenings sitting to hear
Neil Moore sing "Gwins Down South"
or Tom Mcintosh sing :" Who's G~ine
Take Care o. Me-" 10 say nothing OF
hearing the phsnominal basso. II. q.
Little. and the banjo playing OF the
Bohee brothers. who, by the way. have
never been equaled hers. The banjo
seltet last evening was q remarkable
performance. anil won hearty rounds Of
applause and many recalls. The new
method Of answering encores to the
jubilee songs il unique and very anus
ing. The troupe consists OF twenty
members, seventeen Of whom appear in
the first part. The company Is on Its
way East. being bound for London to
NIL an engagement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04
RELIEF MATTERS.
Reno Rslissed-Hei for she silver
CITY sufrsren-Csiiectiens, Biiis'
Etc.

The Virginia Committee on Relief for
e,a sre.,s,s ma, a, .Jrdo. R.Iknsn's
once Virginia. u = L. "J'
Chairman Tritle being absent Mayor
Belkuap was called upon 10 preside. and
Gao. II. Dana Was appoiutsd Secretary
-
pV
Dr. onnson OF the Dis.i'0uans Oo"
mittee reported that the citizens OF Reno
generally and the sufferers 10 particular
o. 80, u,.,.,,, N ,hs com.,ocl for
,h. ,;nsi. IN .sn, tb.m IN thsir dis.
$50 Tbar w.rs NOV boveyer. sbund.
- .nnnij.S soma o5o nsr.on. hal
~ "a m Nh. bonntv ami from tbis
section What had been sent had helped
vsry muoh. n, tbe grocery stores there
had been exhausted Of supplies .. once.
Tbeso had been able now, however, to
renew their stocks, and nothing further
was needed.
A Communication from Hugh ]. Mo.
han was read Offering his services for a
isc,prs ON the Chinese question for the
bsnsat Of The sufferers. II was aied
and IN. thanks Of the committee 70.
tnrned IN Mr.. Moban. Altar the report
Of Dr Jobnson tbey fslt that The lecture
wonld mot be psedsd,
The Committee on C~ollsctiops 70.
nortsd the total amount received In cash
40 IN, IN Ina "a os2 W. vhiob amouut
wss ,u,nsa owe, N and recsintsd for Inv
Treasnror Usmn,on.
mn wa,s .lIowsd n. folloxs. Usp,v
Deitz' bread. sIO: american Bakery.
brsa5 ana. Fii,msier n Armbrust'
hrssd ale s7a an. Nav York Raksry'
brsad sIs Ok. N 4 p. n. Ford. pro.
v%isions ssl0 75. j. a ]. II. Maliou.
snnvi;.. s77G IA, i q Hsmnton g
o. %srnn,;s. sioG TX. Ia Cnrris G
% sup5,;ss 600 5O. n n. McGn,n
n,c,;sian. s,is M. Iinms, g 70
apO,h;nO S.e. nr Coi. drnos a.. Ran.
w" MS .,a,h;nn sSSS Ss. s,hn.n-
~, e. M.u ha,f,,ra .,o sISs IN.
PEW n,n,h;na .,S ann. = T.vs'
~. 49, a. ! To,., 40 :.
~ 20
Tt"n,. w.,. ..n.o;.,v ,.nd.,od .,
~ y1na ot,,a psooL,so
Sapsa,u -" =, az Chy.
Moma. -In,.rrs,;ons, Hotel and Al,
- - "a ,.na, - r,o,;.,,n.
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Leadvllle.
Battle Iounfain J

Battle NomiaiH Messenger. March 1.
We are permitted by Nj. W. b. Moore
to mako the following interesting OF.
tracts from q private letter from his
brother. now In Leadville, Colorado:
"Thsrs IL now hsrsa population Of
at least 10, 900, and they are coming ct
the rate Of 100 q day. while Thousands
are coming next Summer TO locate.
Business IL very brisk, and will be bet.
ter. Real estate Is beyond par-lots
jumping In one week from so TO $50.
aud $500 In some cases. know Of one
lot, 5OxlO0 feet. selling at $1,000, and
some Others In proportion. There are
twenty paying mines In operation, turn.
ing out about $50 IONS OF ore daily. with
an average Of 500 psr ton. Shafts are
being SINK In every direction, and new
discoveries are being made daily. There
seems 10 be q stratum Of ore underlying
some ten square miles Of the country.
varying In depth from M TO three hun.
dred feet, and beyond all doubt this will
prove the bonanza district Of the world.
"Thsrs Ia ore enough In sight here at
present to keep all the available men
hard ut work for the next three years.
On the BILLY Boy and Little Fam
1 hope to strike II by Spring, and from
present Indications I have nc doubt OF
my success. Owing to the Thousands OF
new arrivals, the demand for store
rooms and mere sleepine-rooms II 90
great that Thousands sleep In tents, and
every cabin 10 crowded. In addition TO
this place is the Ten Mile District
where rich discoveries have been made.
and TO which large numbers have gone
this Winter. and . great many will
go In the Spring. The mineral found
there IL classed a. hard oarbonatss. In
reality 1t Is only resembling hard quartz.
running from ~ to 1000 ounces. and
valuable both for quantity and quality"
This report ome from . resident.
and one who 10 evidently posted upon
the future prospects OF Lsadvilis. Such
prospects. we'll authenticated. are calcu-
lated to create Q deep interest In the
Leadville mines, and cause . stampede
In that direction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04
Locations.

Notices OF mining locations have been
nled In the Office OF the County Recorder
a. follows:
BY T. n. Huffaker. 1000 feet. called
the Huifaksr Mining Company and East
Ledge. Virginia District; . relocation OF
the Mississippi.
BY John Ball. 1900 feet, Flowery
District, not bounded by any claim
known to the locator.
d. H. Jackson. Superintendent OF tho
North BonanzaIand Flowery. water and
tunnel right; spring situated u and a
half miles from the mines, at the head
Of the north or northeast fork Of Boz
nanza Gulch.
by the same, similar rights to n spring
about o mile northwest OF ths mines, at
the head Of tho northwest fork Of DO.
nanza Gulch.
BY the same. similar rights to all the
waters Of Bonanza Gulch aud Its tributa.
riss. including the heads Of the north.
vest and northeast forks OF said gulch;
also tunnel right at or above the com.
pany's ditch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04

Senate.
CARSON. New. March 4. 1879.
Convened ut 1880 A. NJ. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. A. @. Hammond.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Farrell OF the Committee on Railroads
reported back. without recommendation,
tbs bill to compel railroads to deposit
freight at the point shipped to ITO pre-
vent back freight chargesl. The report
was signed by the entire committee.
SHUTTLE UP.
Cassidy, in effect. said that as there
has been considerable feeling and
rumors that there was some s~kuldu2gsry
going on with the bills on general file,
and as every one wants a fair IDEAL" bo
IL resolved that the President Of the
Senate and Senator Gibson do once each
day shuttle up the General File and that
the Chair cut the same under tho super.
vision Of the Committee on Public
Morals.
MEssAoE PROM THE GOVERNOR.
Transmitting approval Of Senate bill
No. CO. to amend an Act entitled an Act
TO redistrict the State Of Nevada.
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY stons-That Senate bill No. 90 DO
taken from the table. Granted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04

A Mcintosh. N Ascheim. Mrs Iuffnsr,
c Mckay. II Mercer. Mrs u II Game, Mr..
y Norton and child. John Kelly, Mrs X
Killela, Mrs = Mccain, A Mulhorn, DR.
johnson. W. Leete, = d Bennett. Mr.
Hillyer. s Manson, u I Mayer. L Hyams,
NJ Ward. 4 shoup. A Hopkins, Dick Dryer,
N Cartan. James 7 Henry. W Z Smith,
G II Ai,ken Jr. J Taylor. l. U Frankel.
W Henderson. " Meyer, W n Elliott. N I
Coates. Z Holland. J " Enne. TT Quinn,
J ID Campbell. N Knuekey. p Devine.
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II. +. BAKER. Principal Of the Silver
City public school, was In tho thick Of
the fight against the fire this morning.
He had both his hands severely burned.
but will be able to continue his teaching
tomorrow. The News is indebted To
Mr.. Baker for the facts contained In its
report Of the fire.
MILITARY PARADE. - Tho Emmett
Guard. Capt. ]. s. Young, paradsd the
streets Of Virginia this morning behind
their excellent band. in honor Of the
birth day Of Robert Emmett, the great
Irish patriot. Their ranks were full
and they made a remarkably fine APP
pAarancA.
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Departure. i... Ev..,.s.

p Cullen. n Ford. s Cowen. l. Bor-l,
J Pinschawer. u Killela. Z Chamberlain,
W l. Needham. J A Brum.ey, y Williams.
y Alexandra, II Y Creighton, u Lonksy.
Mrs Drummer. Mrs finnesan. Mrs @ Nc
Ginniss. q Kelsey and family, W Gillespie,
L Mclaughlin. \ Pinsehower. Chas Gold
stone. W O Briefly and wife. Mrs n Il
Murphy and children, Mrs Marshall, IA
Tri,ls and wife, II Rising and wife. Mr.
Byrne. Mrs T 4 B~eardslsy and daughters
Mrs y MAYER.
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PRETTY

Should have pretty teeth In them. but u Ia not
unusual TO 80 between rosy lipa, teeth discol.
ored and decaying through neglect. This dis
Acquiring defect should be repaired without de-
moves every particle Of tartar from the teeth
and renden them snowy white. This Admir-.
able aid 70 beauty 10 perfectly harmless and
sxhales Q most delightful aroma, and 10 In
SVEN respect preferable 10 the ordinary tooth
pestss and powders. Tu Il and So g. Jour
ali. FILL In
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Inspsrtsss Action.

Information from q most reliable
source has been received that next Fri
day evening the members OF the Virgil
mia Miners Union are to have q meet.
ing. the object Of which is to bind each
and every u OF the organization no,
to patronizs the Chinese in any way MOI
TO patronizs any one who employs Chi
nsse labor. The importance Of such n
movement nj this time cannot be over
estimated. This is the right course to
pursue and II all will act likewise. the
Chinese will DO driven from the Coast
very soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04
A CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary ourss on
record was thu; Of the man John Y. Herman.
deg, residing In Salt Lake City. Who WAS st
deaths door with that terrible disease MAras.
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malsdy, when twenty.three
bottles OF BRISTOL'S BARSAPARiLLA and
three phials Of BRisrOL's PILLS made him .
we'll man, iy76 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04
IT RRMOYKs WRINKLKs

And sonsns the skin. The regular use Of hur-
ray q LAnman's Florida water o. the toilet
tsnds 10 prevent and remove wrinkles, the soft
nsss Of the skin produced By it taking away the
natural inclination Of the cunels 70 form MO
ridgss and furrova non In
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A VOICE pRon NEVADA.

From Virginia oitya poor sufferer. almost
devoured alive BY an ~ulcerous secret disease.
sends us his thanks and gratitude for his 70
medicines, Bristol's S~arsspartlla and Pills.
established for over forty years. They have the
~eonndsncs Of both doctors and patients.
ANA I'm
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A CARD.

To eli who are suffering from the srrors and
lndi.erstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. I will send Z
receipt that will cure you, PEE OF cuAnsE.
This great remedy was discovered By q mission.
airy In south America. BEND Q self-sddressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. NMAN.
station ID, Bible House, New York City.
fol On
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a n.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor.
mia, Gold Hill, kseps constantly on hand al
favorite brands Of imported Cigar. ohoice bit
cigar, eli kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationery Of
all descriptions, nns CUTLERY. and tors snd nncy
soods Of all kinds, ap16 n
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FATAL DELAY.

IL 10 often the case that We sserinee our lives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. few
hours Loot IL often fatal 10 acute diseases.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurries on 10 modification
aud death. Do not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Use freely Bristol's Bsrraparlla and Pills; 10
them you have ssfety and health. oc96 cod In
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Referring 20 the above. the News Publishing
Company desire TO inform the pablie that they
will continue the publication Of the GolD Hill
DAIRY Nav. and Inc busines. Of the job Ofiee
In connection therr ulth. The patronAse VI The
puDlic IL RESPECTFULLY solicited.
WILLIAM r. PRATT,
nusin~ss MAlAtr.
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srSck sErORI.
~. vra.si.es Beard.

LAST tvESiSo.
400 Raymond 4 Ely.6S
iss Eureka Con-. -, asa
IS Jackson. IN, IA
700 Leopard. SOC. SIC
100 Belmont. SOC
425 ella. SOC, 2jc
$40 Northern Belle.
6i0 Manhattan. 2s,2
$50 Defrces, Sc
$50 Grand Prize. 4 60. is.t0
500 ArgentA. ~, 10
so Navajo. i3c
$50 Endowment. Toe
$50 Independence, ~. 40. IS. ~
$50 Belle Isle. 3Sc
100 Star. 60c
100 Day. 25c
100 Hamburg. 2Sc
COO Highbridge. G0c. Csc. Coo
COO Paradise. | 30, 10
iO5 standard. 10. Is. 10. 20
100 Real Del Monte.
100 Bodie. ca
TOO Bechtel. Toe, &c
i255 McClinton. 7jc. soc, SIC
800 Tioga. 1 60, | Is, IL
750 Summit. 2 Is, = 20, "a
100 Bulwer. 10
loss Good-hsw. D Coo
60 Maybelle, zoe
100 Concordia. SOC
100 Belvidsre. soc. Coo
$500 B~laekhAwk. IL. .. | 80
G30 Champion. +Oc. SOC
500 South Bodie, 500
$50 Booker. 90c. soc
400 Mono. AZ. 2 40
500 Con. Pacific,
100 Dudley. 9oc
22sO south Bulwer. soc. Sc, 7je. zoo
$40 Martin White. q
100 Silver King. 81
100 Golden Terra, 10
100 Caledonia tBlack Hill.l, 81
EGO Giant 4 Old AIDE, 81
THIS MORNING.
80 Ophir.' 1h
545 Mexican, 37a, Is. 3ss. 3sS, 3sk
t2o Gould 4 Curry, i0s. iOs,h
$40 Best 4 Bsleher. isS, is'., is's
$50 C~aliforniA. 81, 81
720 Savage. i2's. la
$50 Con. Virginia. 81, ~
IFS ChollAr- Potosi. 40
s65 Hale q Norcross. i5S. i5as
$50 Crown Point. ~. 4 ~. 4 a
$50 Yellow Jacket. i7S. i7b, IN
1870 Imperial. 1. I %
80 Ksntuek. 4t,IS
20 Alpha. i7s. i7s
222O Belcher, ca, c., g.
295 Confidence, -, i2s, i2As, l2h
1876 Sierra Nevada. iG, iGs
lt0 Utah. IA, i3S
l35O Bullion. 5S, Sc, 81
795 EIehequer. . 50
1876 overman. ios, iOs, Ibis
$50 Justice. 4, 05
900 Succor. Joe
$40 Union Con-. Gs. GsS. CO
SIS Alta. 81. 8. Sc
$50 Lady Bryan. I 40. Is
1850 Julia. 4 81. 4 ~, ~
4JO Caledonia. 2 So, 2 G0b5, 2 co
700 Silver Hill. 2 10. 2 %
$40 Chailsage. Az. rs, 2 70, $50
6s5 DardAnelles, = 10
900 New York. CSC, zoe
$50 Phil sheridan, iOc
$50 Andes. SOC. t5c
800 Lady Washington. I II
700 wells-rargo, i5c, zoe
9CO Ward. IL, I Is
$50 LeviAthan, 40c
IFS North Con. Virginia, iOS, iOs
700 Trojan. .25c, soc
AS Benton Con-. 2 30
1850 Solid Silver. SOC. iOc
$50 fiowery. 75c
40 North bonanza. l co. 1 G5. 1 7oiS
100 south Potosi. O5
so Mackay.,2 60
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PUEBLO NOTICE.

have disposed Of my right, title and interest
In the material. fxtuies. Joe Once and other
property connceted with the publlshment oi
ths COIN HIT DAILY SEws to the News Pub
lishiDg Company. THANKING the public Tor ths
liberal patronage aud favor herstoforv bestowed.
] eespesk for the Company a continuance Of tho
same.
ALP. porES.
Gold Hal. Feb. ~. isT9.
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c..vJelsoss B.s, Sweet Ssry Tobacco.
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chief brown.

ID. II. CARRicx.
Treasurer Storey County. New.
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NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH SESSION.
Senate.

sr.c,.L TO TN. oOLD HILL DAILY NEWS,
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PUBLIC MONEYS.

Repors sf Couuty Treasurer 10 she
noard Of sounty Coomisstoners
fer the noath Eadtus February
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-04

IA o as the calamity which had
fallen upon Silver City was known offers
Of assistance were rendered to the un.
fortunate people. In short time the
subscription lists were swelled to ST.
600. with assurances OF rs much more ~
was needed. Clothes and cooked food
were also sent down the canyon In Fl.
press wagons.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-09-18
PUBLIC SALE.
On Saturday, Sept. l3, 1879.

UNhe undersigned, agents for the Heirs,
OF the late Abraham Waybright, decd,
will offer at public sale on the premises:
THE FARM
situated in Frederick county, Md +, I mile
west of Harvey, on the Emmitsburg and
Lttlcstown road, adjoining lands of Peter
Sell, j Starner, j. Hill, }. Witherow and
others, CONTAINING 131 Acres, more or less,
"A improved with two story Log
H@so@ Weatherboardcd Dwelling House
-A=l4 with Kitchen attached, a good new
Barn, with Wagon Shed attached. and all
other necessary buildings; Il good well
of water near the barn. About 20 Acres
are in good meadow, and about Is acres in
good Timber Fences in good order, and
land in good state of cultivation. Atthe
same time and place will I've sold, a
TRACT OF TIMBER LAND,
in Hamilton township, Adams county, Pa,
two miles west of Myers Mill, containing
10 ACRES, more or less, covered with good
Chestnut, Locust and other timber.
Persons wishing to view the farm can call
on either of the undersigned. Persons
wishing 10 view the timber land will lie met
Mt Myers Mill on Saturday, September g.
at 10 o'clock m.
r9- Sale to commence ut o'clock p III
when terms viii be made known by
JF WAYBRIGHT,
A u. WAYBRIGIIT,
Agents for the Heirs.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-09-18

The Philadelphia commercial ex.
change Monday by a vote "a to "a
adopted the GENITAL system as the basis
for the purchase and sale of grain,
flour and seeds, to take effect on jan
uary l, 1880.
At Wheeling, W. Va. Monday, D.
o. Woods, painter, while mixing
paint, spilled some of the mixture on
a stove. 1t ignited and set fire to the
house and Woods was severely and
his wife fatally burned.
On account of the large accumula.
ton Of gold coin in the treasury ar
rangements will soon be made to ex'
change gold and silver coin for Uni
ted States notes at the several SUI
treasures where convenient.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-09-18
No. 2l8 MISCELLANEOUS
DOCKET,
In the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
MAY TERM. 1879.

Catharine Wolfe vs. James Warner.
NRDERED this sixth day Of June, a..
" d., 1879, by the Circuit Court for
Frederick County and by the authority
thereof, that the sale Of Catharlnc Wolfe Of
the right title. claim, interest and estate, at
law and in Equity of James Warner, in
and to a lot of ground with improvements
thereon consisting Of q Log House and
containing II acres more or less, situated
in :Hanvcrs District, Frederick Co., Md ,
on the road leading from Smilhticld to
Smithburg, and adjoining the lands OF
Levi Brown, Dennis Mammalian, William
Smith and others. made on the 20 day OF
June, A. d 1879. by Jchn G Weller. a
Constable of Frederick County, be ratified
and confirmed on the 18th day of Jul y,
1870 unless cause to the contrary be-
shown on or before said day provided Il
COPY of this order he inserted in some
newspaper printed in Frederick County,
once week for three successive weeks
prior to said day.
JOHN A. LYNCH,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True copy-Tcsl
THOMAS GORSCCH,
junc l2-4t Clerk.