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Sharp County record., 1879-04-24
Life Insurance for InValidS.

A writer in the Portland (Me.) Press
proposes a new plan for life insurance
a company in which only inValids and
weaklings shall be insured. He says:
{" "The robust man shall be Stunned, for
he is a deception and snare. You can
not count on him. He is always sure
to die when death is least expected. He
has been the utter ruin of many strong
companies, and the cause Of embarrass-
ment and impOverishment to many 9th
ers. Just when you are counting on his
premium for a dividend he drops off,
and YOU have kgicT to pay. The in
valid. oa-tfa osKskaAisasd,-ss, tolerably
certain to live to a good old age. The
sickly youth, who promises to die before
he is thirty, often lives to ninety, and
sometimes reaches par-and is then re-
deemed, let us hope. Of course, there
are exceptions. Once in a
while vigorous young man
lives to be old. Occasionally an
invalid who is very, very good,
dies Young. But in general the weak
ling outliVes the other. The trouble
with our life insurance system, as now
conducted, is that its managers Obsti-
natelv work on the assumption that
healthy man ought to live longer than a
weakly only. Perhaps he ought, but he
doesn't. The facts are against them.
Still they 90 on in the old way, oostl-
nately clinging to their unfortunatet theo-
~. They are unable to see what enter
prising men in other branches OF busi-
ness have long seen, that the invalid, If
we'll worked, is a mine Of wealth. Look
at the army of doctors he supports.
Look at the great drug-shops he has
built. See the fortunes he has made for
the owners OF patent medicines. What
a help he is to the fruit trade, and to
the people who put up jellies and other
delicacies for the sick. The only man
he does not assist is the undertaken.
That worthy loses great sums OF inter-
est while waiting for him, and some
times goes into bankruptcy with q
large stock. shoD-worn and out Of style,
on hand. In face of all these facts
the actuaries 90 on in their laundering
way, insuring the strong and refusing
the weakly. They do not perceive that
the robust man has his head turned by
the possession of a great capital of
health and goes and squanders it. He
does not appreciate its worth. 1t came
to him without effort on his part; per-
haps he inherited it, and he regards it
ightly-lghtly come, lightly gone.
The invalid guards his little store, hus-
bands what strength he has, lives fru-
gally on his narrow income of health,
and takes care not to touch the princi-
pal. Sometimes he does not use all the
income, but puts by little year by
year, accumulates a surplus stock Of Vi
tality, and when old has a substantial
capital Of health to live upon. Here's
to the invalid! May he live long and
prOsper!n
Sharp County record., 1879-04-24

Since 1871 the German Reichsrath
has been meeting in temporary struc-
ture, no agreement having been arrived
at, up to q recent date, as to the site
and other particulars Of the proposed
new house of Parliament. 1t has now
been decided to take for this purpose
the ground occupied by Krolls Garden,
a famous pleasure haunt, known to eV-
cry one who has visited Berlin, in the
Thiergarten. 1t is close to the Branden-
burgh gate at the end Of the Thiergar-
ten, and in front of the colossal monu-
ment erected to commemorate the Prus-
sian and German victories in the Dam
ish, Austrian, and French wars.
Sharp County record., 1879-04-24
4 FrOntiersman on the Mule.

One Of the Bishop Brothers. herden'
q bronzed frontiersman, whose face !
shaded by q sombrero with q srimd q.
the broadest, and whose constant CON,
panion is blacksnake whip, which D.
can crack with q report like a rifle, n
lates many anecdotes Of mules, W.T.
whose habits and capabilities he is thas
oughly conYersant. He says: "Wh1
you get on the plains you don't ws1
nothing better'n a mule, and you can
get nothing better for plains work. lnS
can live on less and lay themselves doVS
to more honest, hard work than Sd
other critter of their size. Why, strss
ger, q mule kin run down a anteI0p'
and l never see any OF your lOng-leggs
American horses do that. Mustangs !.
it sometimes, but a mules the best. y
won't be so very speedy, maybe, y
he's got the bottom, and Though r
'lope'll git away from him at first. S9
perhaps histe hisself clear out OF slgD
the mule'll tucker him out and tuchn
him in the end, if he's kept on the tT'a
long enough. Mules amt no sloqcg1
on the track sometimes, too. Mu'
will live, too, on what horse WODl
starve before he'd touch. They'll grDl,
fat on sage-brush, and I've known i,
to live and work for weeks by cheSfo' q
on each others names and tails y
wagon-tongues, feed-boxes, way
sheets, sand and sich stuff. On, =
bet, a mules tough" " =
Sharp County record., 1879-04-24
THEIRS.

Theirs was D man of enormous
bition. His mother, who early dls'
cred this characteristic in her SON. y
said to friend: Adolphe VIII u !
20 afoot. He will catch on benLna
wagon, then he will work forward " "
seat, throw out the driver and seDT 1
reins himself.n This statement !
however, q high sense Of persons,
nity-so high that he attached n5-lS -
portance to mere titles. he ssiu "
81 I can not understand how, WngIa 4
has the good fortune to be nanleI :
iamin Disraeli, he can be possessSeu.. u I
the desire to be called Lord Be'''
field"
Sharp County record., 1879-04-24
TIE TWO ANTS.

Extremes I'm friends win often mecti
500 oddly did they iu these twain
That should yOn see them iu the street
scarce from a smile could YOU refrain.
ono day poor Mrs. Gross exclaimed
To Mrs. spare " Good news % telll
You know how long I've been ashamed
AJmaSing such houlI 'weili
Vow. don't You think, they advertise
medicine for such aS
of course good papers tell no lies
One bottle shall surely try
"WouId vou he kind enough, my dear,
To ret 10 Tor me, you're ~o thing
7 AVA so tat 'JWould look right queer,
And surely make the shopmaa grin"
,.wfth am rov heart" said Mrs. spare;
Now the like favor do for me,
Nv thiuncss makes the people stare
A much ass your obesity
"Last NIGHT heard this Joyful sound
'Ffdt testiuJHigi} Hrc 5s0iru
4 Ir0ndr0ls l7re for ie1HHess t0v0d,
No longer be bit skin Gaa bone.'
"Ay, that / won't. vowed ouTigh
That. ere the set OF one more day,
To WORK those curves that charm the sight
This magic should be on its way.
"Omnecd, we both so plainly show
For its supply, MS hard 20 ask
And II tor mine vOuIl later 60,
Then yours shall be my instant task
So SPARE went straight for daii- Fat;
And Gross then went for init LgGni
At tUiu-iup " Where's the need ul thdtt'
Twice bad Che clerk q smile TO screen
Sowbotb these ladies feared the eyes
They had t- h1me-H0W keep this dark
One t0 the other quick repIiesr
"Lats s,rip the labels right on atarkF
And -o thcvdld at edge of night;
THESE f5Er friends while EOWcWard bound
Tore every limit from Hreside SIGHT
In bmtIe-s tatters on the ground.
Thcv had exchanged without 81 look,
with countless rnauks for iavOrs done;
Asto the dose-W1y each one took
What seemed the most effective onel
Wcui did these kutis prove o cheat?
Ohi notat all--thc truth W3s ms,
Our chemist, being quite discreet,
Supposed the ladies asked anlaS,
Not knowing Latin. Each had b]ushed
And stammo-pd over fat and lean,
So With hid smile his Judgment rushed
Letting no question intervene.
But scttlug from the looks of her
Witch what she wished TO be supphedi
(t0r one may lose customer
IfIUCkies5 asking hurt the PRIDE;
And trusting he should "e il back
% welI read label proved it wrong,
The clerk. with eyes politely slack
Wrapped tied and passed the thing along
They drain the bottles I'm week;
They hasten for am interview
with horror hlauchug either check,
But fiery tongued as any shrew.
For Mrs. Spare had parted then
with her one pound IN one weeks dose,
While loi tine scales had added ten
To the gross weight of Mrs. Gross.
You'd like to hear, have no doubt,
Whether the wiser grew the clerk;
Or Ladies spare and Gross found out
What came of dosing in the dark.
But really here Pm at loss
Until / gee the twO-auG then
II Gross is spare and Spareis gross,
BE sure they have exchanged again.
Pros for the Iutisi Good or bad
Thoy did as claimed say what you choose
For Mrs. Spare lost all she Iad,
And Mrs. Gross had more to lose
Charlotte 4. Bates, IN Apr't Scrt6ner
Sharp County record., 1879-04-24

Her hands touch and her voices tone
Are things that I may never know
Albeit ] think the one is soft,
The other musical and low
And shall we meet again? The hope
Flames iOU q moment and then dies,
And only this remains TO mt
know she had blue eyes.
Sharp County record., 1879-04-24

A woman's eyes? You say. Not 80.
They were too shy, too full OF spring;
And i'm their timid depths J saw
a girl,sou's April blOssOming.
7 missed the face, but what OF that?
saw the faces dearer part;
And still, though lost 20 me, keep
Their color iu my heart.
Sharp County record., 1879-04-24
BLUE EYES.

AtnoOnday the crowded street
walked, with absent mind and far
UunOtinV aught, till suddenly,
A face FLASHED by me like a star.
s moment secu-then swift the throng
Closed iealously about its prize,
And all the memory lett Co me
Was this--she had blue eyes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28


when skies wexc sunny and winds were cool.
We rompcd and ran through the WOODS 70
Jessie ana 1. on our way % school.
Down through she boughs. the sunlight. break
sent trembling shadows across our way.
And dear little birds their homes were making,
With busy Journeys nom spray 90 spray
hut Jessie and |. that fair May morning.
Went hand in hand I'm n headlong race
And Ae..tG IA the distance the school peii's
Calling Z. each 70 our empty place.
To-day. in the mellow autumn weather.
The sky was cloudy. tho wind was cool.
And talked Of the happy days az school
The school house under the naples shadow.
The beaten path 90 the school yard gate:
That seemed 90 lengthcn, across the meadow,
Totwicc it, distance, when We were late.
This groxn-up Jessie 4 calm and quiet.
A stylish maiden. dcmurc and tall,
md she remember the old time riot.
The cry and scamper. the shout and falls
she held her fiounccs above the clover,
And glanced about with an absent look.
And waited for my safe escort over
The stepping stones In the meadow brook
And 1. IL il true. let who win deride me.
felt the tears from my heart arise
A looked at the cool pale face beside me.
The languid figure. the listiess eyes
A pretty lady, and learned veryi
But longcd. like a sentimental fool,
who ran With me through the woods TO
Mary lsnse n<vsrs. . Yo~th's Co~pason-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

The President u the California state
viticultural Society has reported 6O,VVV
acres covered withvincyards numbering
ar, 100000 vines, and representing, vain
the land. a capital Of $4,000, 600 An,
other complete report IL % be made "
years hence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30
COAST.
IsrscsAL TO m xrRxxA NALL s~xsrrxxL-i
cAaBr~RNlA.
San FnsiSo Workisgnea's Con-
vention.


SAx FRAxcrscc. July -
The workin<nens County Convention
10 in session 81 Hunboids HalHor the pur-
pose al revising the ticket - regards the
Board 81 supervisofs. School Direeson and
neub<rs u the Legisaature and for The
nomination Of . ioint State Senator for
San Hraneisco md San Nateo- For the
latter position Robert D<ssy. . lsryer by
profession. received the nomination 4
telegram vas received from the San Aaseo
delegation. saying that they we're in -
sisn ~ Redwood CRY for the parross Of
dominating . joint Senator. bat - shey
had coalesoed with the H. BIS. the Con-
vrnsior bad determined - ignore shea
entirely. A pledge vss adopted requiring
the cxndidase for Aadisar 20 bind himself
70 do nothing hooking TO the purchase or
condemnation Of the Spring Valley Water
Works. The revision Of the local ticket 10
not yet commenced
Colrox. Cal. July -
Gen. T. Boutou. al Los Angeles. Who
passed through tais place yesterday on tie
cars, co route TO San Gcrgoaso station. Vas
wayiAid by three men . fev miles from
that place and lsshed 10 . wason wheel. il
Is supposed for the purpose Of robbery. bat
- there lad been business uUubie. il -
thought, betueen the parties that NAL
have been the cause Of the Atfrav. While
Benton wa tied be mansssd 20 get . hand
round to his hip pocket and drawing .
pistol. shot and killed one Of tie parties .
man named John Wakefield. and woaRded
both the Others. Who led TO the brush.
where they are stiEl hiding Bouson Al
once got himself loose md returning to
San 6orgonio. gave the alarm and . posse
vas started out 10 hunt the two wounded
men, Who % far have mot been soand-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

One a the especial privileges elained y
cousressmsn h ths right Of Coasres 70
send Committees on tunkecng n q
The public sxpens<. With the osssssso's
purpose Of exauining and rscafyias sssses
shat may exiss u dia<ress parts q NJ
ccn1t,y- These Comnisssu : u
state. sxrsnd The peoples money via
reckies.nsss. q whsss ssey rosA not .
Eailfy. we're IL 70 coae frcn thsdr ON
pockets: thsy ere vised. dined isoo-
ix<d By the ~shoddyisss alwsys 70 - found
in acomuunifys tsstinooy. generally OF
IN 81 psrte character. b taxes; . report
written hy . clerk. OF sone hanser-oa'
eravelv presented 10 Cougrsss ~ sne
Chairman Of the Connitsre. Who probably
has about - ad~quats aconesPtson Of tne
subject matter Of the report. - saiid
woa.d have abcnt Iosie- Il - print
I'd ~ith Other C-ocgFsssionA track.
and aids in filing waste baskets and the
silis Of junk dealers 0ae Of these Con-
miss-- ~. sfs.;nsed d the rscenssesion.
and is composision and object can b
harmed from the following Dispatch fron
Chicago
II. b. Wright and daughter. Of wilkes
barre. Penn; n r. Common and daughter,
Of Charleston. s. c. Mr.. and AuL III
Martha. Of williamssoun. n c.; Fannie B.
wan1. Washington correspondents and
magazine writer; T. l. Flanagan. journal
1T: Dyer d. Luu and H. g. Hayes. all Of
Washington, +. b. Williamson. of Wilkes-
bare. Penn and Hon J. c. Shervin, q
Geneva. H.. arc a. the fremont - mem
bers Of the Select Committee from the
House Of Representatives TO inquire into
she exUses OF depression and ~ssagaafion Of
Labor xnd business 0sheu Of the party
viii arrive tonight. and . meeting will be
opened next Wednesday 20 take evidence
from all persons on all points touching the
matter. From Chicago direct the depar-
ture will be made TO san Francisco. for an
analysis Of the Chiness question
OF al The fxrcss that eoald possibly be
imposed upon the country. the appoint
ment Of such . Commi.t<e 10 the vrrst-
Ii Chairman ID one Of the most impracii-
cable fossiis ever sens to Congress BY .
canfdiug constituency in the Keystone
or any other State 1t il gratifying 10
know. however. that attached to the Com
mittee i Miss Ward. : rather graceful
writer on feminine matters Mr. Finna-
gan, whom ne remember a q Bohemian Of
peculiar talents. aud several other gentle
men 70 fame unknown. Its sessions
will probably be hsld in the Yosemite
Valley and At the Grand Hotel. and they
will deahs,ess prosecute . searching in
quiry into the Chinese question. and be
able 10 report At the next session that John
l. the siesim Of misplaced ~con6deace and
California haeiiums. We would suggest
that the Committee visit Eureka. and
examine Capt. Rock and D. Smith Harris
II would be a rare trea. 10 hear the subject
ventilated b. these sEo gentlemen
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

By references to COR teiegrsphic dr.
patches, It vii be seen that the names Of
Nszsrs- Qasy. Hartranft. and Ncyessh. Of
Pennsylvania. and Gen. Grant are men
sionei in coEaectioa with the English
Mission. and the dispatch serioua,y adds
thss sishough Ncyeash il Senator Came
ron's brosherinlAu. the former opposes
his appointment That win Be stale news
% men Who have daring the past three
years studied and uasrhsd The progress Of
American politics. Don Cameron il .
ssAirart IN its broadsss rnse, md Wayne
Mcyesgh ras : member Il the infamous
Cunmissisn that bargained With the
Louisiaaa Democrats, md agrsed TO give
them The State Government. provided they
would b<sray and forsake Ilden- Ths
agreement was carried cut. and Meysagh.
who mas chiefly instrumental 10 making il.
i the only one q The iIiussrioas i've Who
has not been rewarded. and for this reason
alone We anticipate be will Be appoiased 70
succeed Mr. Eelsh- The sppoinrneat Il
General Grant can not Be seriousiy con-
fempiated; Quay i : sArewd p~olisieai wire
pniser. but scarcely the man whom Evsrss
would care to send aseur representative 10
the Ensiish Cours, Hartran1t beiitsied
himself. and excited The eonsemps of most
men. uh-n he sold his Prssidential pros
pscss fer the Pbiladelphia PostoGoe. asd
MAJ be considered ont of the held- Ths
dispatch has ev,aentsy been inssigzssd By
the Administration with . viss Of paving
the way for Ncyeast. z=Yainsmsat- Bv
al Means let hin hare ii. The laborer i
Always worthy Of his hire.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30
PUBlIC OPINION.
A. ShsWRb ~ the Press ~ the Pa.
else least
sokasx's FAD GUESS.

eoRaaN's FAD GUESS.
Fron tAe rines-R<view.
Gorham's de<ertion from the ranks Of
his party has aiisn2tei from him many Of
bis former Republican friends. while be
does not appear TO be very warmly vel
coined by his Democratic and H. B. Allies
The chances are thai be has also made .
bad guess. and that he has lefs the stronger
for the weaker side.
MAKE no ~scAFEsoArs.
Froca the Noxninx Cali
The punishment Of Reynolds Is just: but
Is il right that he should be singled out
and made the scapeguas Of the Mormon
Church. when Cannon and others Of its
high disnisxries. well known polygxmisss.
use no sfIors 70 conceal. but bid open def
anc< b the Government whose Lass they
are daily. and without inserference. trans
gressings
FrKYAn NToKAArIox wAxTED-
Fron the Stock Exchange
The Gold Hill .Sews" begins . omance
thns: "A woman came TO Virginia with
two willing kanes. . hopefal heart and the
clothes abe had CA That viii do. II the
News vii. tell us how that woman could
have crime 10 Virginia with the clothes
anybody else bad on. or without any
clothes Al ali. ne shall try to get up some
interest in the matter.
rHE UAT IN 1H coMsrocx xNEs.
Fron The E~rsrrpuse-
The unprecedented beat Of the Comstock
10. II cur theozy be based upon fact. . pal
pab5e evidence Of il i~nexhausfihie yolume-
Il argues that the great mine hes scarcely
yes bern thoroughly tapped. and that
countless millions are vet hidden in the
length and breadth Gifts vass heated cham
ters- In vi<w a these encouraging facts
IL becomes the paramount duty Of every
mining engineer in the land 10 rack his
brain over scDe practicable plan for cool
ieg sAe bot depths Of the mines Surely
he inventive talents of the Yankee nation
VII not fad ns q this important moment
of ~ mining enterprise
sExEnAs's GAZE OF aLryr.
Yrun Ia stock Rrpor1
Without stopping 70 inquire what Law
gives Secretary Sherman the authority 70
IL The prsce 81 silver. ne Win remark that
Il he ean bny silver in New York. where
nome 10 proazced. cheaper than he can in
San Rranciscn, which y the depot for the
prodacs 81 The silver mines, there il no
iaw TO rrevens his dning %. Bot he will
Snd that Ca~iifornisns are not very easily
banstd- aad &c predict thai be viii have
30 ooDe 10 San Frncisco terms. il be
uans % comply With the iav for the coin
a<e d stAndard dollars Nobody in New
York - going % Nil him silver At less
thaa The market rase just for the sake OF
AavIDE tAec clnaee dose IN Philadelphia.
an1 il ID very thin binf he - making II
thls eosss 10 ty 10 force . low price for
silver
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

MAEx W. MrsGRovE. late Of the Ruby
Hill Mining Report" hAs launched an
Other bark on the seA Of Journalism. H.
fxst number Of which has been received
II i called the Yankee Fork Herald" and
Is pablisbed weekly u Bonanza City. The
paper presents . neat Appearances; i chock
full u news relating 10 the new camp: The
business community i veil represented
in The advertising columns, and altogether
Il Il Just zach . sheet - . rustler like
MARI wonld Be <xpecssd to turn out. His
many friends in This section uin join the
SENTINEL in Wishing him abundant Q
cess
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

hounds- He ays . larEs sDo.nto a Doney
vss obsained By the nsrdes.
GArvurou. July -.
A dispatch iron II Davis ays thas Ma
Tor Coutensy skirmishcd With ~ Indisns
q he ssls Lakes. sevensy-6vs niles uet
al here. q saturday, Tvo soldssu vers
bsdiy wounded and Ten horsn vers cap
sursd iron the Indiana
O~rAanrs Neu Albsea.
yxu Tom. July -
wsshington special 10 the Evening
Pest says that 0crhan's $50 atnfade in
California 10 regarded th<re With asscnish-
nent and disgust by his ssaisart sssosi-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

Ex-Goyernor NcCormiek yin Engage in
mining operations u connecsioa With AM
npnx and Colorado He has 1aken IN of6cs
szazf u rsesens-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30
Assessment Notice.

no R Z. N. BAyM. PALIsA apssiornsd
are hereby notified hat raw .imsied IN
labor on the Sierra Ntvsda M'IS county, Ne
xs'si. sipe s' NAV. ,s.s' to May, lsss; .a. esss 3.
10 SIS in United ststss geld coin. Is sb.i unless
tsrrst ~ $50 feet in said claim. snS dsvs sftss
You pay said smcnnt within Dlntr your IN
the hrst puhiicstion q this nv property
serest In said claim Will gT1su WHALEN:
by Law. wilma ie~i3Llsu9ea
June ii. 1ST9. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to ID. MANN n. viii nle..s
call a. his former Mace 81 husin,ss I. Fr.rr
ncutrtek 4 to's, and make settlement. Nv a.
doing, they will avoid cost and treuhle
-entation. ~ ~ Stxu ts~-
Enrsks. May II. is-c. ~xSs1.s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

GEaEax r. RowELL 4 Co.. in the
-AnericAn Newspaper Direcsory" for
Jaly. show that the whole Number Of
D<wspapers in the United STATES has in
creased since January q the current year.
iron s.7as 70 s.ISs. New papers abound
in the Territories. Suspensions hare been
fsuer than in any corresponding period for
several wears.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

Ribbons dirt cheap. 10 cent? on TIE dollar. 1t
Bart Ashims.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

Rzys.snax rcz Arr. cheap. Il BARI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

Thar newsy little sheet. the Silver Resi
s.Nin<r.r comes to NJ this weak enlarged
il sizs and greatly improved in il typo
graphical sppearsnoe. Nag il never hare
occasion to take in : reel. and may il II
nays zaii in cleaF vstsrs and with favor
able uinds-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

kno4 Eneeroone
Edge. Lace, Tapes. silk Rsbhnns. veavses
Kitnges. Cord Elsssics. fhrsaAs. 6imrs, eec.
from auction. u DAET. AHHIA1
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TO r e MT

4 NEW HOUSE. OF THREE ROOMS. -
situated n<xt to the r-sidence Of
Matt Kyis. Mob Hill Apply On the premises
Eureka. July -. 1879. jySo-u