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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-08-26
Semi-Weekly Dispatch.
WANTED +!
100000
For Agricultural Implements,
Fertilizers. &c.

] am general agent for the most
populnr and hest Mowers and Rpnrers
IN the market, also for the fin, ST
Ihrtshlng Establishments ever sold
IN Ill Is or any country, aud furnished
nor less price than any local dealers
can furnish them in the State. and
soid ON very easy tfrms VIII make
II TO every mans Interests 20 give ue n
call before uying. Repairs on hand
for tho same.
one Of the best Steel plows In the
United states for Sl2, Corn Shelters
$3.50, Lever Feed Cutters $3.50. steel
Kept on hand for plow.shnres. Pillow
points and castings for Farmers
Friend ana leading plows.
some irst'class young horses and
mules VIII be taken for goods at mar.
ket price. '
Capt, Harry Lyle Is with me. and
Subtraction guaranteed.
warehouse Mn u Street, Bristol
rem. GUY NJ. WRITTEN.
feb IS, 10 .-0m
Pare High Grade FortlllzerE far ihe
spring orops, manufactured bv EiI.
wan Phosphate Company, one of Tho
strongest companies on the continent.
anu nave completely revolutlonlzed
commercial Fertilizers; and now of.
Iers to the farmer fertilizer for d.
rect application aud comfort superlor
10 any ever offered on this or any 9th.
er market. Kept on hand and sold
ny o. NJ, Written, ngent for s. w
Va and ". Tenn. w.
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The Good OF Nlnrrinrn.

The French sayant, DR. Bertllion, has
given the result of his study of the NOR
tality statistics of every country of Eu-
rope. lie comes to the conclusion that
marriage Is conducive TO good health,
long life and morality, and is, so to
speak, limited Insurance against dis
ease, crime and suicide. He says that
a bachelor Of twenty-five has not much
better prospect Of long life than mar
ried man of forty-fve; that among Wild
overs of twenty-five to thirty the rate of
mortality is as great as among married
men from llfty-liye to sixty. Taking the
French bill Of mortality, he shows that
while the annual death rate among mar
ricd men between twenty and twenty
1--WE years Of age is rather under 10 per
1000: bachelors Of that age die at the
rate of lG, and widowcrs Mt the rate Of
10 per | 900. These figures apply to the
whole Of Paris, while, TAX Paris, It
appears that the rate Of men between
twenty and twenty-five years of age, II,
10, II per 900 for married men, ~ per
1000 for bachelors, and ~ per 900 for
widowets. with advanced life the diff
ference goes on increasing. With regard
to crime. DR.. DeTillion asserts that the
ollenscs against the persons are 30 per
cent. less among married men than UNI
married. The difference Is still more
remarkable among women, amounting to
900 per cent. The number of suicides
is ut the rate of G2S per ,OOO, 900 for Wild
overs, 273 per 100000 for bachelors,
and PIG per ,o00,0O for married men.-
Chicdg0 Ne,eS.
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nEottEr

I've been thinking OF my faults till my
heart IL like TO break;
How very many are the foes, how few
the friends make;
And yet within my heart sincere aii'ec-
ton lies,
The priceless gift of human love well
know how TO prize.
Yet often those the most love have not
one thought for me;
When looking up for kindly smiles iu-
difference see;
And then the pleasant words that rose
upon my lips have died,
Leaving me mourniully to crush my
my sorrow and my pride.
try that may not offend. l check
each careless word
strive to hide from other ears dark
tales my own have heard
/ would not even by word add to an
others grief:
Yet often have given pain when |
would bring relief
and, then, when in my changcful moods
and feelings wild and gay;
When, in my eagcrness, cease to guard
whate'cr | say
A word which in itself is naught is made
to seem unkind;
Bright thoughts for evil ones are
changed, ana tears for smiles find.
am lonely--yery lonely--and my heart
is throbbing fast
And tears are gathering in my eyes for
folies that are past
Yet know that by suffering the spirit
is made pure,
So would calmly bear the pain God
Wills me to endure.
Yet not thus lifeless in his eyes the vital
spark shall lic
For DER lifc's wreck that spark shall
rise to see its kindred sky:
These ashes, .oo--thls worthless dust
my Fathers care shall keep
Till the last angel rise and break the
long and dreamless sleep.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-08-26

The following scNsonable direction,
FOR making fruit syrups are from the
CoGfctioners Journal,
For cherry syrups ouly The dark red
sour cherries should be used, and foi
raspberry syrups the red berries u,
they contain the most juice aud have
the richest flavor.
All fleshy and juicy fruits contain pee
tin, which substance causes the fresh
Juices TO be Shiny and TO gelalinizo II
boiled with sugar, and afterwards cool
ed. When syrup made of fruit Juice
contains some Of this pcctin, It Is GER
tain soon to mould and to spoil; there
fore the fruit juices have to be freed first
from the pcctln before they are made In
tosyulps. The pcctn has to be dccom-
posed, and this h done by fermentation.
The fruits are first crushed and set
aside for three or four days In nm earth
en- jar, the mass being stirred once day
with n wooden spNiula. The Juice l.
now pressed out and set aside again for
few daysf until fermentation Ia COM
plctcd and the juice appears clear. In
order 20 detect any mdccomposed pee
tin, little Of the Juice Is mixed with II
concentrated solution of magnesium sui
plate, When, ifany pectln Is present,
II will CONCEAL or gclallnlgc, or n fuccu-
lent preclplI0te will separate. The juice
mixed with twice lts volume of ninety
per cent. alchohol, sh,uld form II clear
solution.
The Juice Is then filtered through pa
per- II TO the crushed fruit per cent.
of sugar is added, fermentation viii 90
on more promptly, and the fcrmcnted
Juice will filter more rapidly. In five
parts of this filtered Juice nine parts of
the best white sugar Is dissolved by
the aid Of heat, the temperature Is rails
cd to the boiling point, and The solution
strained while hot. No iron vessel
should be used The vessel containing
the syrups is covered with large sheet
of paper and set aside In cool place for
n day. The syrup Is now dltgrcd into
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-08-26

THE experiment has been made Of
sowing oats aud wheat together with
u view to obtaining u winter covering
for the wheat The seed. IN the pro
portions of one part ofoats to two parts
Of wheat, was sown In the fall and the
oats sprang up quickly md were kill.
ed by the early frost. the stalks and
leaves lying on the ground all winter,
keeping the snow from blowing away
and preventing the sun from thawng
the frozen ground, In the spring the
dead oats made good top.dre. sing for
the growing wheat The crop of wheat
secured on tho following spason was
reported to be excellent, while wheat
on adjoining land planted in the usual
manner wns Of no value. - ScriJacr for
september.
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LEE COUNTY
Lands for Sale,

A valuable tract, or body, Of near GOO
ncres. situated in Lee county, Va, in
beautiful valley, near Rose Ill., is oil, ret
Tor sale either as n whole or in parcels. II
has abOni 1916 acres of cleared land, tho
balance In timber. II can be divided into
three tracts If desired;
lst A farm Of 800 aqrcs 1875 aorcc cear.
ed, with dwelling house, barns, orchard, Sc,
I'd. A iarm Of about 100 acres; 80 acrca
cleared, with small dwelling house, barn,
orchard, SC.
3d. A farm Of 100 acres 81 acres clcal.
ca, with comfortable dwelling house, out
oulldinRu, orchard, SC.
A good bargain will DO offered to pulr
chasere for the whole Of these lands, vi
Tor either parcel, for cash. Or liber
terms will be given the purchaser, or pul-
chasers, pm, able. 4 or cash, with n len
Tor the remainder Of purchase money,
Persons wishing 10 mako inquiry con
corning said londe, or offers therefor, cnn
DO 80 to ! @, Fowler, Editor Of tho Brio
lol News, o. TO York & Fulkerscn, Bristol
Tom, or to Sam'l Shelburn Boon's Patti,
Lee county Va.
Oct 10Th, ls7s,--tf,
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Town Property for Sale.
A Chance to Make Money.
DtOcUin0S 0nd Lots
on EUyD Terms.
Take Your Choice.
GREAT FALL In PRICES.

The following described propcrly cal
now be had alta bargain, or any orc Of the
lois described i'hc c0't Of each piece /.
merely mentioned TO enable one to iudqe oil
the reductions that viii 10 made. The
owner, MIR. W. b. Jones, is prepared to lose
largely on their cost, aud my 0t who wish
es either complete ani furnished home,
fitted up with every couyon once, and stun
ted In the very centre Of towu, or ono in
the suburbs Of the town, or nm unimproycd
lot can be accommodated, no to price mud
terms. Tho various pieces uro described
aB follows.
MO- Is about one nero lot, with .
mrge2 story frame dwelling, with II eli
about 40 feet long, front portico aud side
porch, rood ccla', fine well Of water, sta.
hlc, ice hoGse and other out huildings -
Original oost ubom $4,000, md 'simatcd on
tho corner Of Shelby and 9Th streets, Bris-
toni Tenn.
MO. q Ia n half aero lot on the cor.
ncr oil Bridge and Ice sroets,--a very dc.
sirable building lot Cor piiyaic residence,
boing high, dry mud healthy near the Bap.
tist Female COlle-,. Original cost about
9G5O,
NO 3 Is about hale mere lot, lying on
the south aide Of the the Vineyard lot aud
fronting the y. y, Va. and Ga R,ilrond on
tho east side aud near tho Tennessee DcDol
aud cost originally 1915.
NO 4 Is5 lots containing q acres on
n bcnntlftll elevation in Bosangyillc--o
looking tho towns of Brietol Tenn, md
Goodson, W., aud IL the hnndsomcsl build.
ing tito In or near town and cost originally
81 800.
MO 4. Is half acro lot In Bristol
Tenn, ndloiniuglhe Brick House lot Of j.
NJ. Barker and lately occupied by Andrew
Golllher Eco. Original cost about 5000.
These lots are all offered for sale on no.
commodating forms and for further inIor-
nation apply to W. d. jones, owner,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, or to W. W. JAMES aud
HON. |. q. FOWLER, Bristol, va. & Tenn.
August 70, ls7O-if
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Commissioners Notice.
Snrnh Dnrher md oLhera,

Sarah Barker and Others, Pitts.
vs..
Jonn M. Hamilton, Admir- Of
Robert Q. Barker, deed, aud others
Defta.
The undersigned ~ ordered by de-.
cree entered I'm the above cause nj the
May term 1870 of the Circuit Court to
ascertain and report to the Court the
liens ngalnat the estate OF Robert g.
Barker, decd. amounts thereof aud 20
whom due. All persons having valid
claims against the estate OF said Bar
ker are required to present them be.
fore the undersigned at his Office In
Abingdon, Va, on the 18th day OF Au.
gust, proxlmo to DO passed upon.
l.. II. COSBY,
Comm'r. In Chancery.
July % 'TO--4t.
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NOTICE.
commissioners Sale Of Valuable
Lots In the Town Of Good
SON Via.


PURSUANT to n decree of the Cir.
L. cult Court Of Washington county,
rendered on the Slh day OF January
1877 In the suit Of tho town of Good
son Va. w. Ebert Fowler. | will on
Saturday September0 9th, 1870. 0s Com
missioner in said suit, sell ut public
oulcry to the highest bidder, in front
Of tho Mayors office, IN said town,
lots Nos 80 81 and 1906 The proper
ty of suld Fowler, situated In said
town, aud described Nv the bill in said
suit, or 40 many thereof M may be
necessary 10 pay the balance on the
purchase money duo on said lots, the
costs of said suit, aud the costs and
commissions OF eale.
TERMS OF SALE.
The eaid lots will be sold foR cash In
hand sufficient 10 pay costs OF suit
and OF the sale and commissions, aud
the balance on u credit Of 0, IL aud Is
moEths with interest from date Of
sale, bond and good person security
required for deferred payments.
A. FULKERsON.
lulv2O '70-4t. Commissioner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-08-26

AS BROAD AS LoNG.--"You have Civ
en- me cotch Whiskcy, asked fol
Irish" complained Il hurried imbiber.
Never mind" said the publican, "fon-
cy IT'S Irish" The man drank up the
liquor and made for the door, "Stop!n
caied Boniiace, "you haye't paid me. "
"Neyer mind, fancy have" said his
customer, and he went.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-08-26

FARM AND GARDEN.


The Wheat ArOp OF the w or d
IL Is estimated that the following
movements of wheat will take plnce
during the present year. Beginning
with the United States. 1t il estimated
we will export 100, 100 COO bushels
Russia so 000,t 600, and Roumanla 30.
100000. France, it is thought will
import 30,0C0,000, Germany 10000,
900. Italy oo,ooo,ooo, Anetsie 30, ooo
600, and Great Britain ll0, 600 600.
The British deficit is very serious,
and If the potato bug in Ireland should
make any Roadway Il e demand will
be increased. Underi these circum-
stances there Is u very bright outlook
for this country, and already our trade
has been wonderfully stimulated.
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lyIIIIESEIIIIES 5EIlEITyEyETVEzISI3

Isnmonthiy. 100 page Scrap book Of the cfeamoi
tho Worlds Llteretnre Single copy, 100, % ~ per
AeAr An Oh Chrome QisW inehcfl Of "fosupiiio
paper binding, " Christian Ondufa Mistake" q ~
Al, Ia paper binding, aud sample copy of Wood q
Nlvhold Magazine an post paid, for only ~ renta
nnney, or w one.ccnt postage stamps. Anont1
santud Most Liberal terms, hut noihuu sent tfpr.
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perfectly dry bottles of convenient size;
the bottles are tightly corked and laid
on Il shelf in the cellar. The syrup thus
prepared will keep for one or two years.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored /!

1.J5yskx1 Just published In new edition Of
IFgHiAsfysS DR.. CulVerweIl's Celeb rate c
Ias--Isr23s/ Essay cn the rddic1t care without
sAEa.iS-s% medicine Of 'pHnMAroRRuGA or
Seminal Heskness, Involuntary seminal osses,
lMPorgNcT. Mental aud Physical Incapaoity, I'm
prdlmN"iS To Marriage, etc; also CONSUMPTION,
hPlttrSy ana RS Induced by self Indulgence
ur sexual tNtrvi gano., &e
Sy fndr' tn aSealed envelope, only six cents
The celebrated author, ii thus admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates fiom thirty years success.
iul practice, that the alarming const quences Of
self'ahuse may DO radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the tpphca
tion 81 the knife; pointing ont modo Of cure at
once simple, certain, and eflectual. by means Of
which every sufferer, no matter what Lis ronal-
ton may be-, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and rdlicaHy.
MI This lecture should be In tho hands efevery
youth and every man in the land
sent undor seal, IN PLAN envelope, to any nd
dress. past p0id, on receipt of six cents OF two
postage stamps.
address the Publishers,
TEE 0ULVEkWELL MEDICAL CO.,
81 Ann ST., Now Yuki Post oGco Dox, 1880.
t'ieh. ISIS 1y
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TINHE undersigned having gone into co
l. partnership with Messrs. A. L. COR
INHERIT and @. D0RI0T, the style of the
firm will be DOriOt 81 Co. We
have brought to this place all the latest and
most approved appliances for extra'line
watch making and repairing together with
the best talent and skill in the American,
French, and Swiss improve ments. Mr..
Cornibert ranks with the first Watch Max
ers in the United States. ~e have apple
ances to adjust watches 10 heat and cold
We tlatter ourselves that We can d1 watch
work better than the best Of other shops
throughout the country. All damaged
parts Of watches will be taken out and re-
placed with perfect parts. In many cases
our finely repaired watches will be made
better than new. Formerly Mr.. Cornibert
was entrusted with the frst-clsss Of work
in New York City.
Oar assertion will ho proven by giving us
n trial. We will still keep fine class o.
goods everything that is kept in q first
class Jcwery Store. Watches as cheap as
the cheapest, and warranted. Our sincere
thanks to the pablo for their very liberal
patronage 10 the past. We hope to always
merit n share of the same by fair dealing
with all. Bear in mind our talent is
not get exhausted.
VI. D0RT0T,
N. B.-Mr. G. Doriot being extra
fine Machinist, as well us Watch.
Maker, will make to order any new
machinery of the finest quality, or re-
pair old machinery. VIII undertake
new designs or new machinery for in
Ventors. nov. 6. l677-tf.
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y MNHOMAS
Ill HOUSE

Rec
j AS. M L
Main Street, Bristol,
HAVE again reopened the
Il as House. on Main Street, ma -,
prepared to furnish first-olass accom- ",,'
mediation to the public. No mona,,
and no pains will be spared |, ,n"Gy
the hotel all it was in lis palm GSs
days. N'es'
Boarders will be received on =,
terms. +
Being provided with good stoh,o,
am prepared TO furnish stalls. food vs.
attention to horses. anu
Rail road passengers will find A.,
house located in easy distance or u me
Passenger Exchange, the tables w 'nI
furnished and lodging unsurossseS Te'l
Porters regularly at the trains 70 >.
ceive baggage and conduct rasseneer. ,
Jan g '74-tf ee's
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-11

The Republican Senators OF the Ne
vada Legislature held caucus in the
Senate Chamber on the evening Of the
9th and selected the following named
gentlemen as officers of that body: W.
r. King, Of Lyon. President pro tenn.
George I. Lammon, Of Storey, Secretary
Theodore 8. Davenport, Of Lyon. Assist
ant Secretary; G. G. Wallace, of Eureka,
Ssrgeant.at-Arms; ]. Morris. Of Ormsby.
Assistant Sergeantst-Arms. Officers Of
the Assembly are: W. A. CASTOR. oil
Storey, Speaker; Colonel U. E. Allen, Of
Lincoln, Speaker pro tenn; ]. NJ. Wood
worth, Of Elko. Chief Clerk; G. H. Stod
dard. Of Washoe, Sergeant-at.Arms
Charles Kimball, Assistant 6srgeant-at
Arms.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-11

Silver State: In Mount Rose Mining
District. Paradise Mountains, . village
has recently sprung into existence which
can boast of having more names than
any place OF its size in the universe, The
business men Of the place call it "Spring
City" and "SprinRville," the Postoffice
Department named it "Siskron," the
County Commissioners. following the
example of the miners. named the pre-.
cinct and township Noun, Rose" and
people generally call it "Bung Eye. !"
We are informed that majority of th-
residents OF the place are in favor OF the
name "SprinR City" and in accordance
with their desire Wells. Fargo L. Co. have
designated the place as spring City, in
their list Of Offices. Mount Rose, the
name Of the mining district and town.
ship, would be very good name for the
town, but hundreds OF people prefer
"Bupg Eye" to any other name 70,
given the place.
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BULLION PRODUCT FOR 1873.

Wells. Fargo & Co. have issued their
annual statement for precious metals pro-
duced 10 tho States and Territories
west OF the Missouri River. including
British Columbia, and receipts in San
Francisco from the west coast OF Mex
leo. during 1878, which shows aggregate
products as follows:
Gold. $38, 956, 1881; silver. $3S, 746.5 |;
lead, SO, 452, 900. Total result, $81, 1884,
622-being less by ST.. 267. 1872 than for
1877.
California shows an increase in gold
OF $2.06S. 900. but decrease in silver.
etc., OF $1.323, OOO-a net increase of
$745. 900. Nevada shows total falling
off of SIG, 1884; the yield from the
Comstock being only $2l, ,043 us
against s37. oil, 6lO for 1s77-a decrease
OF SIG, 6l6,667 from that locality. The
product OF Eureka District is sc, 1881 400
as against $5,676.O56 for 1s77-an in
crease of 81, 1905. $40. Montana shows
marked increase. all in silver. Utah
falling of of over two millions. but nearly
one million of 1t caused by the reduced
valuation OF silver and lead bullion. Al
though Colorado shows 1850. 1902 less
than for 1877, the yield has been really
greater, as reports to US for 1877 dupli-
Gated the product OF certain Localities,
but the duplication was not discovered
soon enough to be corrected in our state
ment for that year"
The production by States and Ter.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-11
FOR SALE.

4 RANCH IN EAGLE VALLEY, CONSIST.
n lug Of 81 acres Of good land, 50 acres Of
hay land, mostly seeded to timothy and red. top;
the balance farming land. with the best Orchard
In Lincoln county, consisting Of e5 GrsengsRe
and other plum trees, 48 Peach, 10 Apricots, Il
Cherry, So Mulberry, 1877 Apple and Il Pear
old. Also seven Black Walnut trees which bear
we'll, over 400 English Gooseberry bushes, with
large number Of shade trees Of several kinds:
wild Plums and currants Orchard seeded to
Timothy and Lucerne. Frame House. 27xSO, on
good stone foundation in lime and mortar, with
lums Hay Press, Harrow, Cultivstor, House
Furniture. etc., etc. For particulars enquire Of
ds2e.lm h. (. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-11
J. ROSENBLUM,
THE GOLDEN RULE
DRY GOODS and CLOTHING
- no ~ e.

Raymond Il Ely Mining Company
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location OF works,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at Q meeting
Of the Board Of Directors, held on the
seventh (7th) day Of January, 1879. an assess
ment mo. 10Y Of One Dollar ($p per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, OF the
office of the company, room II. No. $40 Pine
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the Twelfth day of
February, 1879, will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment il made before, will be sold on
Monday, the tenth Qoth) day Of March. 1879.
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
the costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board of Directors
j. W. PEW, Secretary.
oflcs-Room II, $40 Pine street. sau Fran
CISCO. California. ja1l-td
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ritories is a. follows:

The production after deducting the
amounts for British Columbia and the
west coast OF Mexico, is $78, 276, 167,
against sos. 81. 582, in 1877.
The bullion from the Oomstock Lode
contained As per cent. gold and IS per
cent. silver. OF so.oalled base Bullion
from Nevada, 30 per cent. WAS gold, and
Of the whole product Of the State. IS per
cent. was gold.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-11

q. N. Mcguire, at one time editor Of
the RECORD. and author Of 1.-THE Coming
Empire" very valuable book giving q
description of the Black Hills country.
has again entered the newspaper arena
and is now publishing newspaper at
Rockford, Dakota Territory, called the
"Blaok Hills Central" We wish our
old friend Mac the best OF luck with
his paper, hoping that be will soon grow
great and prosper.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-11

The New York Mining Record, one of
the best mining journals published in
the world, has ended its fourth volume.
The Record is doing good work in ex-
posing to the public worthless and valu-
less mines which sobeming operators
and roeues are attempting to defraud
the public with by there misrepresenta-
tons. May il continue in it's good work
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-11

Another San Francisco woman has had
sriplsts. The Reno Gazette says it's all
right. Of course, and oommendable. but
who can imagine fellow worshiping 9
woman % an angel, or serenading her at
the moonlit midnight hour, if he recog-
nize the possibility Of three at lick2
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-11

During the past fiscal year tho total
gross liabilities Of bankrupts was $2l9,.
S87. 897.73. Their assets amounted to
SIS. SOC. 624. 80, about "a per cent. of liza
bilities.