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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-10
DR.. Pcmberton's Stillingia or Ouccn's
DpliO'ht

eF- The reports OF wonderful cures OF Rheuma-
tiSm, Scrofula, Salt Rhcum, Syphilis Cancer,
Ulcers and Sores that come FROM al. parts OF
the country, arU not only remarkable but SO
miraculous as to bo doubted was 1t not for the
abundance OF proof.
Remarkable Cure of Scrofula, &C.
CASE OF COL. j. G. BRANSON.
KIS1S1OS ,, Srntnmbor1s
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-10
a PRETTY BIG YARN.

box, and he was the most beautiful
snake yo' ever saw. They don't both
CT me much. Sometimes one or two
of 'cm go to bed with mo and roll
then selves up III tho blankets, but
that's nothin'. There's only one snake
in these ycrc mountains that Pve got
spite against" and the distillcr
looked solemn. "That snake has rot
to die or have. I've sworn it," and
the man rubbed tear from his eve
with the sleeve of his coarse flanncl
| shirt and shook his head thoughttully.
"That snake killed my dog"
There was pause of a moment or
two, and then the old distillcr, brigl,t-
cning up, went on with his story.
"Tlis. yere snake is monster. He's
twenty feet if he is an inch. sighted
him about a month ago, or rather he
sighted me. was climbin' up wonder
among the rocks, when heard a rattle
and looked around. Tho snake was
just springin'. jumped back lust in
time, and he went by like flash.
Scared! l reckon l was, slightly.
never saw such monster. lie looked
as thick as that log over yonder. He
was hko big black cloud, and cover
ed up tho sun almost as completely.
didn't sec that snake again until two
weeks ago. DO you believe it? l
heard an uncommon noise up the
mountain. l looked up thar and saw
a whole army Of them. Thar must
nave been hundred snakes and they
were comir down with tho monster
at tho head. L reckon he's the king of
thc snake trlbo on these ycro noun
tains. got inside and crawled up to
that little window DER tho dor. Down
they came, and such rustlin' and
rattlin yo' never heard. I fired into
'em and killed nine Of 'em at one shot,
and the others glidcd off in a biz
hurry; That same night 1 heard my
little dog yclpin' outside. 1 opened
the dor, and thar he was shivorin' and
shakin' and that big snake all in q
heap right alongside Of him and
lookin' down at him with his bis
mouth wide opened. rushed for ms
gun, but befo' l got back snake ant
dog were both gone"
The distillcr stopped again anC
shook his head sadly. "Ife was 6
good dog and miss him. What be-
came Of himp Why, I don't reckon
thars much doubt about that. HI
went down that snakes throat and
that's tho reason that snakes got tt
die" eo' ~ ~
A WOMAN KILLS FOUR HUNDRED AMI
EIGHTY SNAKES. 81
This story. may, soiind big, but it il
nothing by tho sido Of some Of tho
stories which arc told about here as
tho truth. People who have climbed
about the mountains to any extont will
! tell You that the snakes will stare on,
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FINANCIAL.

FANCY GOODS.
GTrRlNG AND SUMMER GOODS
The largest. most complete and beat selected
stock CT Hosiery i'll the city TO select from.
Shirta, Collars, CUTS and Suspcndcrs
IoJouirilie, Osborne, GunNrder snd Counsellor
Scsrf, III oil the latest colors and shades.
Corsets, Ribbons and handkerchief.
u2derwaar for Ladies' Gents, Children And In
!"Et;, II I'll sizc: from 2Gc 10 81 each.
ia aud Thread Gloves in new shades.
Noc!; Huilings, Lacos, Edgings, aud a iull Inns
o! IUWels, Napkins, &c.
sun Umbrellas and Parssols.
FsirY srG Zephyr Norsted, Germantown, Ssy-
Ony HEd Crewnl Wool.
a;I q. Nj ADAMS. % King ST.
y E" GOODS.
%UE UMEH&LLA5 Anu ;'hHhSOLS.
!'hp ~ Eo and ChlLDREH'S HOSIERY
BLACK SILK FRINGES
elk and FANCY BUTTONS
nHGk RUFFLlNGS.
XIX GLOVES.
TOECHON ard o:hor LEGKS, all OF whicl.
wi! be sold At prices to suit the times nj
ap &. o. BERRY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30

ALLEN AND OLD HICKoRY.-Oa OF ths
episodes related by tho lats tx Gov. William
Allen, OF 0 Oaio, is OF seeing Gcuerl! Jscks,p ss
he psslcd through Virginia, fresh from tho
battle Of New Orleans, on his WY to the nation.
al capital. Tno boy was then liViog at Lynch
burg. Andrsw Jackson walking by the side Of
Thsm,s Jsff.rson, had baen received at tbs
Town House, the local dignitaries had mado
their speeches Of weIcoms aod ths Two great
men had retired to their room in the Bird
Tavero. Two small bovs, o1c Of them nine
years old aud tow headed, followed them to tho
taviro AID tried to catch a glimpse Of them
when the coIored servant opeoed tho door OF
their room. Jefferson saw them peepiog 10,
and asked them 10 kindly tono what they
wanted. 1--WE want to see Mr.. Jefferson and
General Jackson, il you please, sir,' the tow
headed u;chio replied and Mr. Jefferson said,
good natucedl7. IF that's all you bed better
como in." The two great me6 chattod WITH
the children, and the boy with yellow hair had
tho satisfaction Of telling GeGeral Jackson
My pane is William Alice sir. "a the same
sketch tho old man recalls ho1. when gaunt
boy Of sixteen years. ho set out from Lynch
burg ou a winters day to tramp ever thu
mcuatainsia company with log drover 90 bis
way to Ohio. Contrary to the prediction OF
his com npanion, ho did not become exhausted
aud when they parted near Gsllipolis tho lad
started on With ligh heart toward Chiliico.ho.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-To the ladies': WehaTo
now 10 store largo stock Of lIadics'. Mems
aud Childrens' LOW Quarter Shoes, suitable
for tho present season. These goods are beau.
tiful, handsome and durable, and vii! be sold
at such prices as cannot fail to please. All IN
want will please call aud examine for themselves
at 10 King strcet. w. 3. WADDEy.
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HAEaasss Asp EFSGFEe7ENsEsss.
81 NJ N Err At BR BuGLB'S
ICE CREAM, FEl,u MILK
BERRIES CREAM riii AND MILK.
HENRY HNENt!Lii will add this week TO
hI9 establishment, 10 King stre.L, the
HKST GHOVE DAIRY

HRST G"ONE DAIRY,
aupped twice :. day.
BRENG LES MILK and CREaM HTaNn
~ III CITY MARKET III Simpson, Man.
.ger) vii! otcr TIE richest MILK and tho uurest
0roam ever rrodIcad. Sc1 ard you'll agree.
Try ana you'I! buy Fro.: Milk will also 10
iishment. '''''' '"'A''
-, ne oiieT' Candies and Tagy of all kinds
h!sck' ' Fr"'. Pound, Jelly and Fancy i,skas'
les i,E sp"cia:y, Fruits, Nuts, Conlccla,crics,
w ate! Ices snd 81 taa Gciicncios of tho eeasur.
ne c.'efs l"r :sniira anl entertainments, snt
N'f'''''N ''''"''''T W'LU illin. ~
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St. John S Academy.

Tho FrrtT first Annusi s3es2ion will begin ~
MONDAY, September lst
Advantages: Mi!itsrY drill and d:ciaiiaa ,
thlrty.two years oypericnco of principal; close
&r.cing and consequent ability Of .eschers to de.
vote much tmet TO oral instruction; thoroughness
CT teaching; we'll arrarged systam Of reward:
and honors exciting oI:1ia!ion withou! rivalry;
every appliance Ior OF iect tesching, philosoph-
cal, chemical and engineering instruments, cab
met OF minerals. &c; fno school Library extra
ordinary accessibility and healthtulnea5 OF loce.
tson elegant school rooms and furniture; and
pleasant homo for students from abroad.
Bosrd and tuition for session Of ten 1nantha,
only $500.
For Catalogue address
RlCHARD Il. ChKNE. A NJ, Principal,
aug 2-lm Drawer 81 AIeysndris,
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DRY GOODS.
PRETZFELDER & co.

Wniie wo sre closing out cur SUMMEE
GOODS at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
our stock is being continually supplied with new
FALL STYLES.
Call and SEQ our new Dress Goods, Cnlicoca
Cotton and Wool Flgnnsls, Cloths. Cassimerea,
Blankets, sc.
4 full stock Of FANCY GOODS and UN.
DERWEAE always on hand, and BLACK
GCODSa spacisIty.
PRETZFELDER s. CO.,
aug ii IA King street
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siDEts'EastS5E..
SCHOOL. FOE YuUNG LADIES

Il HG1iipi' tyh ~! . = !, sT - iLhD' No.
-, - u - - y H1hio
~, MSS III Az j. !ihS Ill, Gi EcIfyVlhe.
C!ssEo coHh,E, Va, "ho ms lad SIMPLE eApo.
L,eHee "eq succts> y: Z .eeS heE, Wi!i iesunp .he
man Bank, on King street, between St. Assph
ususl English Branches, with Mstl ematcs, Lat.
IN, French and Music.
Terms Der quarter, Gcn week.) psyable in ad.
vanca uro ps follows: For Primary Dcusr!mcnt
SO rs: Junior SIS. Sonior s.. Lstin and French
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New Dress GooDs Ds.-Balmoral SkirIs and
Waterprools jus! opcrcd ct
!. EICnRERG's.
lB Successor to Ssym .kor 90.
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WINE AND LIOUCRS.

VIZ ES N D LION IS.
WeinVi!o the attention of familias and res
tsursnts to the following brsnds Of imported
Liquors received this dse:
riper bedSelck Champagne, quarts and piCta
Hennessey Co2nsc Brandy.
-, Dull GoFdons snd Adoiio CsHtepons fine Old
Sherries.
j. Nolet's Schiedam Gin, and
Rlchsrd Pera & Fil's -. julian Glars!
We slso keep IT stock all of Gibsoa's Son S,
Cos. Rye Whistles, snd Hofnei1ner Bros
Fairtsx Old Bourbon, for which latter brand we
are agents. w. A. JOHNSON & CO.,
jy2S n. L. cor Cameron and Roysl sts
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- N l.. 81 r.
= TERM, l6.9
HdwaFG johnson
Ss. In Ch.TCrrv
VIA. JohnsQn's hci:g, s.
Revived in tho rauln Of Wa. Il. Harrison,
executor Of The complainant. ana rvrsfIod TO
Commissioner Joan Powell, 10 inquire what
amounts aca now dna and unpaid by the said
EdWSsG JOhnaUn IL thc tGver.! parties their
representatives ur aiirneos, ot the personal fund
duo by tho said Edward johnson as aiminissra.
Tor md trustee Of S&rah johnson, ss get ro..i IN
the report OF Conn. :. ri COS. That ho also ascer-
tam and slstc wh At amDunt H. GGY di!o and un-
paid by the :aid 81 ward johnson on account of
his purchase ct the trnCi % land in tha bill Ii en-
toned, thG sa!o oi which rc;,oliau By Hunter
and Dulsny, commissioners OF sale. and yhirh
sale WAS confirmed By lho E0ur;
In taking said accounts The commissioner will
ascertain tho several amounts which hsye been
paid to the parties eHtilrd, or TO their ropreeert-
atlVes or helrs, by either the said Edward john
son or tbs said commissioners, tho amounts now
due to eaCk Of tho heirs or representatives from
the said Edward Johnsnn Oh account of said
purchase.
That before taking said account tho said com.
missioner shall give notice Of tho time and place
OF taking the sane in thu Fairfax Messenger. if
published, if not. in somo other paper, for four
consecutive weeks By weekly publication, which
publication tn te equal 30 personal service on all
parties Interested. 4 true oxtracL from decree
1es!6: ). W. RICHARDSON, D. G..
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v. I'm. sn. sn. F., ys.

Special contracts will be made with yearly AL.
vertisers.
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NHEAP TEAS-Tess of fne q4Aiity Tor sale
" &. low prices by +. j. DAyIDSON,
y l4T King Street.
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l.EGAE. NOTICES.
UNITED STATS OF k,fgHlc,

UNITED STATS OF AMERICA,
Eastern district OF Virginia. SS.
WTEEhEAS libel hath been Sled in The
w Dis:ric: Cour. Of the United States Of
America to- the Eastern District Of Virginia, on
the 18th day OF August. in the Joar cf our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and soventy-n inc
by Joshus Ellis. against John G. Graham. mss
ter OF the steam tug Katie Wise. and tho said
furniture, helo!lgng to tho port Of Alexandris,
Virginia, and ali persons lawfully interveniny
for their lT::erest in tho same.
And whereas tho substance OF Inc ssd libel ig,
ttat about . y. N. Oh Wednesday, tho G0.h day
OF &pIil, 1879, tho stoGm tug Kate with tho
schooner Mar.na HAshingtta on tho port side,
ana Ctnot vessels IN tor, YVES moving I'd the 20.
tnma2 river in E ltS. sounding fog signals; when
OIL lent Landing tshing shore, on her proper
course the said tug k.tic Wise altered her cour.
and with great force and violence ren, with her
bow, lnto the side the schooner Msrths Wash.
ington, causing Rrtat damage aEd il jury TO the
said schooner, 10 vii: - Inc dsmhgo of one
thousand dollars. And praying that the said
steam tug Katie Wise, her .4c,Ic, aprarcl and
llrnlture, Mey be condemned and sold 70 psy
tho demsnG Of tho i5oisn!.
Now, therefore, IA pursuance &c tho monition
under the seal OF Iho SAID Court 10 ne directoi
end delivered, do horeby give public notice TO
ri! persons Claiming the sad steam tug ks!io
Wise, her tackle, appsrel AMI furniture or in
any manner into es!ei therein, that they be and
appear before the asid District Cour. TO be held
81 the city of Alexandria. in and for tho ssid
Eastern District o! VirgEia on the l1th day of
September, 1879. al = o'clock noon Of that dsy,
Crowded the samo shall be day ofjurisdiction,
otherwise on the next day of jutiGdctiaA there
aiter) then and there TO intcrpose their clsi7os
and to make their allegations in thst bekslr.
Dslcd this 9Th day OF August, 1619
G. 7. kAMaDELi., U. S. u.
bg l. Q. o. NEAL, Deputy.
j. n. johnson, Iroctors for
). f. Beach, iinclant. .ug 2S-1O.
IN FAIRFAX rIRCUIT rnIIpT IIfuI,
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n0CTOR T. ]. SIMPSONS POND LILY
- WASB-tha only genuine s7ticio-a most
delightful preparation for the toilet, bath and
general family use In large botti"- 81 2jc each.
The trade supplied st msnutscture. . .rI:cCs
JAN Nhi - Co, Wholesale 4 gts
leB 70 snd l.1 King stree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-30

NJ f1SS ANNIE SUMMERS. with four years
AsA experience ss teacher in the English
branches. will reopen her SCHOOL FOE EIjYS
and GlRLS q! the residence of her father, Mr..
John6ummers. lis Prince street, ca MONDAY,
Sept l, 1879 Terms moderate. It is desirable
That pupils shall entoT Oh the opening day.
6ul5 "
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MISS GEORGIA ARNOLD will OMEN her
.4H0 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS st No. ll2 King
street, on AONDAY, September Is, 1879.
tie boys and girls. aul9.Io,s
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M1SS MARY e. JOHNSON will reopen
ITG her SCHOOL FOR BOYS on SEpTEM.
BER lI!h, al her residence. pa Prince street,
alexandria, Va aug 1S-lm
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EDEEATaDEaE.
SCH00LF0R GIRLS&BOYS

Mrs. srd Miss IORSEY will open School
for Girls and Boys on SEPT 18th, 1872.
Fer particulars apply to Mr.; j. i. Is. EO2-
SEY, No. 50 81. Asnph street. Aiezsnds.. W.
There vii! be a CALISTHGMlC GLASS in
connection With the School. Su2 .0-lm#
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
Bodle Items.

MammotA City Times. Dec. q.
The Bodie Union, Pat Hollands ven.
turs, has suspended.
There were 2s deaths In Bodis during
the month Of November.
Two steam pumps for the MONDAY
have arrived and will be ready to be put
In operation In . day or two.
Governor Irwin has appointed R. w.
Woodland q Notary Public to reside In
Bodis, vice ]. L. Greeley, term expired.
The Standard. Bulwer mins 10 rapidly
approaching completion and will be
ready for work on or about tho lst Of
January.
G. A. AcQuaid had Q hearing before
Justice Peterson for the cutting OF
Muckle, as reported last week, and, after
the examination Of several witnesses,
was discharged.
On the evening Of the LIST OF Deosm.
Der the Standard Company shipped bar
No. Ill, valued at SIC, 900 As, and the
Bodis Company bar No. lS6, amounting
10 $l4. sos OF.
The Antelope stage has been with.
drawn until further notice. The stage
will continue to run to Bridgeport,
leaving Bodis Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday.
New York capitalists are reported to
have purchased . controlling interest 10
the South MONDAY Mining Company.
II was located on June z. 1877, upon
surface groupings, which have sinos
been known Is the Sand Bank ledge,
being one OF the oldest locations In the
| district,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

A few days since . party in Portland.
Maine. ssnt TO this once two dollars In .
registered letter for sixty dollars worth Of
advsrtising. The money was inclossd In .
registered lettsr and returned 10 the send.
srs. thanking them for their hberality.
with the advice TO keep their money at
home where II IL more nseded.-Rss's
River R~cils.
And yet piano and sewing machine
men In the East send whole waste bss-
kstsiul Of big pictorial advertisements.
Offering to take the full value Of the
things In oash with . years advertising
thrown in. The Reueils ID too partie-
ular,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

Major Reno tries to make out that he
10 . prosecuted man. and that the prsss Of
the country unitss with his jealous
brother officers Of the military in trying
TO prove him guilty Of sundry dissracs-
full acts when he 10 not. The facts Of
the matter apparently are that Reno Ii
100 festive to be oircumscribed. cabined,
cribbsd and confined BY the arbitrary
arrangements Of military rule. He will
get socially and jolly drunk whom there ID
any whisky around. and hunt Ii up when
there isn't any around. And hs canno,
help. looking at women. handsome OF
ugly. young or old. Hs likes to peep ..
them. even II Il 10 through back win.
dows. after dark or any other time. I'M
dressed or any other way. Reno 10 no
more fitted for . military man than he
il Tor . Methodist preacher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

When Henry Ward Bsecher dies. he
must do Il with the fnll understanding
that there 10 . poor show for his pros.
parity in Paradise. The Paradise Re.
porter comments discourasinsly upon
him - follow:
4 nice man. this Beecher. 70 occupy the
position Of minister ; and . nice congregs-
ZION. II must b. that will tolerate the sac
religious old blasphemsr. Better men
han Bsechsr have before now BEEN hung.
and Thousands Of bsttsr men than be ara
today serving ont life sentences In the diff.
fsrsnt State Prisons throughout the land
for lees crimes against the laws Of God
and mar than Beechsr has been guilty Of.
time and again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

Tiidsni IL becoming very sbssnt-mindsd
of late. 10 vs may credit an Eastern sx-
change. The other morning he came
down stairs. invited the milkman In To
take somsthins warming. and gave him
$500. Remaining. - he vinksd his best
eye. That's for Indianai" And whom
the sssonishsd milkman ~ gone he
shoutsd through the tsyhols to . gen.
tismsn from indianapolis. "You cheated
ne . half pint yesterday. and III never
sondons the fraud-no nevsr!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
NOT SO BLACK.

I. has been said that the devil IL not
no black as he is painted. and the same
may bs said Of Henry Ward Beschsr.
He has always endsavored to attract
extra attention and popularity through
originality Of style and sensational re-
mark, and has generally succeeded.
Only . few days ago the telegraph told
of some very blasphsmous remarks
made BY him in the course Of one oil his
sermons, and most people felt really
horrihsd over the idea that be could
have 10 dsssnsratsd and fallen from
grace % to allow such scandalously
wicked words to fall from his lips.
Many. however. withheld their judgment
until the mail should bring fuller 40
counts Of his sermon and the connection
in which this blasphsmous language Vas
used. The New York papers have now
arrived giving full reports Of the exact
language used by him ON the occasion
referred to. and IL seems that he
merely brought II into his discourss
- the Arguments which the Romans
would have used against Christ, and NO,
- his own sentiments by any means.
Having stated the argument. BsschsI
then proceeded to dsmolish the same In
the most Christian manner and to the
entire satisfaction Of his deeply inter.
sstsd audience.
Most probably Bsechsr knew that his
remarks were likely TO be ssrblsd by his
snsmiss and autographed throughout the
land. Perhaps he connivsd at II him
self a. an original style Of advsrtisinG
and creating irssh notoristy. Hs
most certainly succeeded. for the
press generally pitched into him
ut . lively rate. condsmning him for ut
tsring the apparently blasphsmous Ian.
suses. and Plymouth Church for listen.
ing to II without loudly sxprssssd indig'
nation. Nov the papers anG people
who have thus unwittinsly advertised
him must do 20 still more In the way oil
contradiction and explanation. He Ii
very smart preacher and does not mean
that Talmsss or any other ssnsstionalisi
shall outshins him In the way Of pulpit
and public notoristy. He II an old
hand ct the game and knows just when
and how to lead trumps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
A VIVID west Ansodots.
Ia Plato, Col, Miner. Mor. 20.

La ffafo, Cof., Miner, voc. ~.
II was Q little bit dull In that unusu.
ally lively town Of Anims City. on
Wednesday night, at least, 90 thought
Pete West, . wild and reckless cowboy,
90 he concluded to str.up the old "dry
bones" BY getting on . "iittls tsar."
This he did, and soon became quite pro.
m~iscuous. When requested BY Marshal
Barber to behave himself and not dis.
turb the pesoe. he concluded that his
wounded honor and dignity could only
be soothsd by the Marshal's blood, and
drawing his six.shooter, he arsd ct the
Marshal. but missing him. struck . BY.
Islander In the knee. Thsreupon the
Marshal drew bis revolver and shot Pc.
ter dead. Il 10 presumed that Peter
will keep quiet hereafter. and disturb
the peace OF Animas City NO more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

A correspondent Of the Christian AM-
aaos. writing from the Sierra Mojsda
mines, refers particularly to the solid
richness Of the silver and gold ore. most
Of IL having TO b. cut ont with cold
shissls and shaped into bars without
smelling. bat regrets thai the churches
are not well attended. ever on the Sab
hath
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

The venerable editor Of the Carson
Tfi1xns. ssrsnsly luxuriains amid his
afausnt grove Of ssvsa cottonwood trees
and three chsppsral bushss. jsalously
growls q General Grant for planting an
elm trss In Chicago Let Saturday.
Plant another. Deacon asd 81 svsu On
hin. Go TIVE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
ANNUAL MEETING.

DHI REGULAR ANNUAL NETTING on
the stochholdsrs Of the Nsssnie Han a.
ISOLATION Of Gold HI. nevada. for che election
Hail on the evening Of wspNIsDAY, Deosn.
Der ioth. isis. d : o'clock.
Tnnsfer books viii b clossd co Monday
evening, December ~, e 8 O'Clock.
Tss above meeting ID postpsssd ntn WE'D.
HlsoAY. Dsssassr t1th, q he sans bear and
ssii.,a I. W.. szuSsuoK, sses.ssy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11
leadvnie.
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al. r.. outtsun.
Senator Jones II reported 10 have TO
Gently stated that Lsadvills was ahead OF
the Comstook lode In it, palmisst days.
This 10 probably one Of those figures Of
spsseh for which the Senator u some
what notsd. When he had moro ct
stake on the Comsteck he voiced . differ.
snt opinion. Lssdvills may become
more famous and valuable than the Com.
stock lode has BEEN, bot II viii require
time TO develop the fact In . way that
people will and Il easy TO bslisve. For
Q new district. Lsadvlls he's done molly.
and IL 10 certainly . very promising Geld.
Colorado may yet rival Nevada - Q bul.
lion producer. Macksy and other Com.
stock minsrs are said to sntsftain favor.
able opinions OF the mineral capacities
Of that State. Just at present Colorado
10 producing mors bullion than Nevada,
and u paying more dividends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-11

4 woman Who WA called a q witness
In IN asssult case tsisd In the Edinburgh
Police Court recently. on being mixed By
the magistrate vhas va The profession
of her .Ausband. answered prumptly.
my hushasd % Q bankrupt, si."