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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23
Cc(c r

~ m A WEEK In your own town aud
no capital risked. yvu can give
,hHh the business trial without ek.
WV ponse. The best opportunity sy-
or a1erod Tor tLose elliins 10
work. You should try lothIns
else until you 500 Tor yourself what you can do
At the budaass NO odof No room 10 explain
Lsse. You o.a devote all yoar time ofonly
great pay for sssry hour that you work.
Womsn iaske ~ mach ~ men. send for spe.
cial private terms sad partleulars. which ss
hard tiInos " shils you have sueL o gAApre. Ad.
dress II HtLLEf1 = co., Portland, alaiae.
June I2,79JY.
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Ants, Reaches and Bedbuqs.

The Sciait!Gc .Ausertcaq says
"To Thoroughly rid house Of red
and black ante, cockroaches, spiders,
bedbugs, and all the crawling pest.
which iuiest our hcmes, take two
pounds Of alum mud dissolve il in three
or four quarts of water. lie. i.
stand on the Gre till the alum de
appears, thop apply it with q bru.h
while Desrly boiling bot, to every
jolut and orevice ia your closets
bedstesds. psutry shelves, aud the
like. Brush tue ertvices, in tL,
floor OF the skirting or mop boards, il
you expect they will barber vermin,
Cock-roaches will hyo the point
which has beou wished iu COO alu 10
water. ii, in wbite-washing u cell
ing, plenty Of alum is added to the
line, it will serve to keep insects ii
q distance.
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SELlNSGROVE
MARBLE WORKS.
TIE undorsirnod having purchased the So
insgrove Marble WORKS, lie IL nov fally pres
pared to manufacture.
Monuments 4 4 l HGaiStUIeS.

this summer at prices npcE lower than hereto
fore. and lower Khan ngs ever been done in tue
county,
Having iua; received large lot Of Designs,
stones, am abie to give satisfaction Ia styles
aud prices, ~ ali tuat wigu 20 decorate the
graves Of Departed friend witt neat, rh.sp D
Monument, Tomb or H.adstOus
nave 4 leo made trrHiDgenents, 20 a. 70 he
able 10 furnish on snort notice, Marble, sand
stone, OF any other Eiud Of uour and window
Sills, AZ prices 90 suit tie purchaser.
Persons Ia need Of ANY Of the above articles
viii save money by calling at The NsllusgrONe .
Marble works JoiOrC purchasing elsewhere.
/ alec keep Ranks Patent galvanized Grave
Guards !Ur sGie, Five different siyios. Come
gnd set.
BS2,' Mr.. }, II, LOug, Of AdHmsburF, is
agent for the undersigned where oil or
ere, wi! receive prompt attention.
Maya 5o-ti. VI EANTNER
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The Wheat Weevil.

This little pest is not, as macy
suppose, brought il from thu Ga.d,
but works upou tie grain after il is
stored Iu its perfect state it is Z
little beetle, one gutn OF 40 inch
long, and has great powers Of null
tiplicatior-a single beetle is said
to produce G,OOO eggs, The eggs
are deposited on the housed graiu
and, soon halchod, the gruD eats at
once into the interior Of the grain
and in time leaves ooly ~ empty
hull Fumigatiog toe grauary with
sulphur is romedy The spriuk-
ling Of sir-slscked lime has beee re-
commended. II tue granary is. badly
infested, il 10 better to change the
place TOR . year or two, aud starse
them out.
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PhystctaRS, dc.
Auctonesr. sr.--Gsorgs II. Hacken,

burg, of Middlecreek, p. o., would am.
nounce TO the people Of Snyder coun-
", that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar.l5.57ti
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nanhood : How Lost, hew Restored

fsru Just published, u new edition Of
;s EDr. CUl,erNeii'sC CeIcDra-
ss1sS tea Essay on the radical cure
Without. t.msdicine) Of SpgnaAroRnuoEA
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Senio
nal Losses, lnPoTEScr, Menlle and Phy-
-ieal InoAPacily. Implements to Marriage.
etc. also, CossuNPrfos, EpILEPsY and
Fire, induced by seifindulgenoe or sex
ual eKlrGyaganee, &c.
mJ~Price, IN q sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author, 10 this admir-
able Essay, clearly demonstrates, from u
thirty years successful practice. that the
alarming consequences VI self abuse may
be radically cured without the danger.
Gus use Of internal medicine or the APP
pliraiion VI the knife pointing out a
mode Of cure at once simple. certain, aud
eisolual. he. may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and RADICALLY.
as5- This Leciure Wprope a boon 10
M0uSdnds dnd M0Hsaads,
Sent under seal. ina plain envelope, 10
any adress, p1H paid on receiptof six
cents or Two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THE CuLyERWELL MEDICAL
II Ann g., New York Post office box 46s6
Sept z, 1875. ly.
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G. G. HANCOCK,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

o. a1l after Nov. I5,h, i5ss, trains on hi
rJal " Il Iip ~ fpli.N4:
LEAVE NnRrUV ANN
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DR., Oberholtzer's Liniment,
CAMPH0R MILK,

is now highly recommended and .xtousiyoly
used tor kheumatlsm, Frosted Feet, AeAos,
Painos, SORES, Stings swelling Sprsins, Sc. 1t
is Of tue greatest value Ia curIng Cux, CALI, ,
SIraius and swelling 10 hOrsos.
II gcts duiek ly and surely. IL at nee sootLes
and relieves tito stn joints, the Lame Al usolos
and the Aching Nerves. Tue Inoooy will be
paid Oaek ~ ANY Que not satisfied With iLs Of
teots. Prioe 20 oouLt. BOTTLES for sl.
Prepared only by Levi OberhOltLer, al ID and
sold by john A. MoatA, MiddloUarg, and Siul.
ontcn Barber, Centreyille, Pa.
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Farm. "a ain. Sc.
ksNN Nnrsr, aucnfnn E,nI

GsHe "i 'sl,o ~rE eye traps Ancwn
h ufs hhouinable h,y rack, whare
shs lbuse has to roach Tp ane pun
0fs hay down, Filing hs IN ,us fore
taA nE, ~osst Of .s2l hr eJes with
Bag scot, chef OF whatsoever nay he
Hiss6 sSth tho yrv.udor. These
1sps sro met v'iit oearls avery
~AcSc Sb-osghoSt tac land. These
shr0~ tbo horse m tho sno+s unnat.
arsa posi'pm fur foceTns, as tbe nat.
ursl FSeit,Jn is to rosoh down and
Rsla on, not 10 reach mp and pull.
down, <s thcse bag racks .npkc
shcu 'ao s'n rcucbing uo to eat /,
~xVoses s,s scrctop, ssec nsi eyes to
coed, chat aus Dirt, ~hich, getting
q tkc h,sH ouce. is lablo to gct in
De ssscs at any t7ie. W. VIII speak
now "a sbe sorse that aorsenren re.
sore 10 IN eooepoHing hoisc. Tht
vrst sfall is IN striking km over
sae head with leather strap, your
hst, selut or whip. Shame on
nse siat wvuld dase 20 elua over the
osslc< of creation next TO man :
t'Ss l 81 sorry &c ray ~c End q great
~ any so-caIlra aorsemsn that eak-e
da2Le IN sitting On tbeir wagon
sect asd trysug to 200 low close they
cas scna tAo ycint Of cracker to
tho ho,se scar, or strike sono par
tieclsr spct on thc back Of line se.d,
4 'ck or sh & lers. Bl. nay word for
It, man who will practice this,
ccsst-s 70 grief seoucc or inter. In
stinct teils the horsc TO be carefsl ci
dis bosi, aud especially OF his eyes,
Tor ~bco they aie gone that ends
tis sssns, Us they can aevev be re.
stored or new ooes pat il, as We al,
know. Therefore, never strisc T.
horse about tAc head. The number
of borscs' eyes hurt by clipping the
oskar cVer the head vosid surprise
Us al Il koowe. A horses head
with . COED eye setting out boldly
On . square taco, Is = hard thing to
sss ssif coifay cTcs without rubs
e;ug and brusns ,be eye Mkt, We
hnve the stable ec contend with,
ssd 4 prodsces more weak eyes
chan any other one thiag we know
Of. The case. arising from the body
arc rsir css totbe eyes. Let man
stsnd over . pile Of warm deoonpos-
tng manure and SEQ how quickly il
affects the eyes But he thinks
nothing abcdt the hoe in his
cloeely-coosned stsu with no ven-
tilstioa oei,ber above or Ssiow to
carry away tbis poison. Set your
stables up from the eround, give
ventilation underneath SO as to con-
Hne this gas and compel it to rise
through the cracks ia tas door
Also, pat zoo! ventilation high
above the horses kesd 80 Cause q
current of air TO carry of this poison
os it generates. Always give the
horse plenty Of light, but net
through small h, ,,c make it large
30 as oot TO couiense the rays as they
come through small opening
Never wbitewash d stall as white is
very bad Oh the eyes Take sheet
OF white paper and hold it before
your eyes short tine and see it's
effects but you Gun turn your head
and look awsy from ii while the
horse cauno,, as be is tied up with o
white shee, all round him. Never
whitewash a stall, but always use
blue, as it we'll never hort tie eyes.
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The skin Of q boiled egg Is the
most ethcscioss remedy that cao be
applied 10 bal. Peel it carefully,
vet and apply to the part affected
II will draw Of the matter and re-
Iisve the sogeaGss in q few LouIs.
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LBwIsTOWN DIVISION.

The Pncihc Express west can 10 fiagucd at
McNoy'ownato " u. IN. and tho Atlantic EN-
press enst at 25 n m
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-12-05

Don't Grow OLD Too FAsr.-No DON'T
Try to keep your sympathics fresh, and
your ntcrsct in little things activc. Don t
be afraid of nonsense, or hesitate to take
part in it. Remember that you were young
once, and tolerate the crudities of youth.
Yes, do more than tolerate, try to under
stand, and don't be impatient if the young
eyes can't see things just as you see them
Gray hairs and wrinkles you cannot escape,
but you need not grow old-iin tceIing unless
you choose. And 80 long as your age is
only on the outside, you will win confidence
from the young, and find your life all the
brighter for contact with theirs. But you
have too many grave thoughts, too many
wcighty anAicticS and duties, too much to
do. to make this trtling possible, you say
The vrry reason, my friend, why YOU should
cultivate fun, nonsense, lightncSs Of heart
because you need them So much, because
you are "weary with thinking. Then do
try to be young, even if you have to appear
little foolish in sodoing.
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- A ss
AN EvESfNd Il a IN, g
ERN IN BosToN. w So. .
trict of Massachusett sufficient =
was chosen to represe nm exte,dc ct

ERN IN BosToN. .-WV So. us
trict of Massachusett sufeient iltman
was chosen to represe I'm exteuJG Gt TIN IN inc
Legislal =, --Ssfe was an &C.
his t.. ia iS dxned Z sarnr, aud did much
flFofk on his own land when the time came
lfor him to set out for Boston, his best suit
of clothes was SUIT of homespun. His
wife objected to hsgoing in that garD. but
he did not care. az Twill have nice, fash
ionable, suit made d soon as 1 reach Bos.
ton," he said
| Reaching his destisatiei, Whitman found
rest at Doolittlc9 ";,s Tavern Lot it be
| understood that he was a graduate of Har-
vord, and at this tavern he was at home
AS he entered the parior of the house he
found several Aadi3e and gentlemen assem-
bled, and he heal - REMARK from one Of
them. "Ah, here comes. a countyman of
the reaf homespun genus. Here's fun '
] sMslttnan stared at the company and then
\ s.ttdown.
i SssSay, my friend, are you from the coun,
tryW remarked one of the gentlemen.
'Ya-as." answered Ezekiel, with ludi-
crous twist of the face.
The ladies Uttered.
"And what do you think of our city ?"
"lt's pooty thick.settlcd place anyhow.
It's got swcepin' sight of houses in it,"
"And good many people, too"
"Ya-as, should guess So"
"Many people where you come from ?"
"Wal some"
SIlsnt}}sa }a Y beogalio:, | suppose p
And A.vrv-,la aa.,,.s,7s .,sss-vu yvu are quite
a beau among them"
"Ia,as, | bcaus 'cm homc-tcw meetin'
aid sing;n' schewl."
"Perhaps the gentleman from the coun-
try will take glass Of wine %
"Thank.cc Don't kccr if | do"
The wine was brought
"Iou must drink toast"
90, Git out eat toast-ncvcr heard O.
such thing as drnkin' it. But can give
we sentiment"
The ladies clappcd their hands, but what
was their surprise when the stranger, rails
ing, spoke caluly and clearly as follows:
Ladies' and gentlemen, permit me to
wish you health and happiness with every
blessing earth can afford; and may yowgrow
better with advancing years, bearing ever
IL mind that outward appearances arc often
dcceitful. You nsissook me, from my dress,
fora country boobys while /, from the same
superficial cause, thought YOU were ladies
and gcntloW~,. Thc-lniscskc was mutual"
tic hadjust spoken when Captain Strong,
the governor of the State, entered and in.
qured for Mr.. Whitman.
"Ah, here am, governor Glad to sec
you" Then Turning to the dumbfoundcd
company, he said.
Il wish you very good evening. .'-.Sa,
hm Post.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-12-05

A PROFITABLE STATE INVESTMENTS -
The debt Of Illinois has been reduced to
$500 900, and will be extinguishcd it is
claimed, within year by the payment to
the State Of the dues oft the Illinois Ccntar
Railroad. This railroad has proved per.
feet bonanza to the State When the bill
for the creation Of this road was before the
Illinois l. yisloturc Senator Douglas affixed
4 provision by which instead Of paying
taxes it should pay in lieu thereof seven
per cent. of the gross receipts every year.
The sun received by the State from the
railroad has been yearly increasing, and has
gradually wiped ont the State debt. When
this is gone, Us it will be in year, it is
thought that til, road will yield sufficient
rcvcnuc to carry on the ordinary expenses
Of the government, thus doing away with
the necessity for lovying any State taxes.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-12-05

The shawl is rapidly coming into favor
for evening wear. Besides Icing warmer,
it is better than sack or cloak to cover up
the young mans arm.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-12-05

Raise plenty OF suntlowers. The seeds
arc excellent for chickens and valuable
;scdcnc for horses Half pint Of flax
seed or one pint Of sunflowcr seed in a
horses feed, three or four times week
fall and spring, does much to keep them in
good health.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-12-05
1O,0O0lbs. Dry Hides Wanted,

EOE which Tic highest market price will Lc
Il paid, lJ j. H. RODGER.
July % 80 If
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MAD At TIE WAY SHE WAS SAVED.
-"Don't 60 on that log" screamed the
muScnlinc attendant as one Of TIC damsclS
walked out ON the carecning limb Of an
old dead tree, which lay diagonalIy with
the bank.
"Why p but sic kept on going.
1T will turn with you.' shouted the
gentleman, warmly.
"llpw can it ?' and the line with long
swce. Of the pole descended into the wa
ter.
just then there was slight oscillation
Of the log. twn dainty feet swept from un.
der cloud cF skirts, a Sylph.likc form bent
gracefully to the trcachcrous food, and,
with stilcd scream, body and feet disap-
prnrcl from yi,w But for Il moment only
The next instant, like the twin cxtrcmitics
of Il pair Of scissors, two symctrcally mod
c!cd female combinations appeared above
the surface. bohbcd about second, and
then sank again. BY this time the gentle
man was in the water, and by good fortune
contrivc to Ct hold of the %aitcr.clad feet,
and was tugg;ng away mantully in the di.
rection Of the bank. But the unfortunate
lady appeared to be turned wrong side out,
and dragged heavily, like an inverted um.
br,ila. But landiug was made at last y,
and the young lady, like a capSizcd sailing
vessel, WAS put right side up with crrc.-
As soon, however, as she had rcyaincd her
usual balance, she turned iuriously upon
her rc>cucr.
You wretch. Why did you pull me
ont hy the feet ?'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-12-05

1t takes a whole legislature to change a
mans name. a woman can change hers by
the act OF single man.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-12-05

The editors Easy Chair is all in your
mind It's piece of furniture that's used
only by these that wear the honors-the
ones that do the work don't have anything
easy. Put this in your scrap book, among
the anxious.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-12-05

There are a great many people WHO will
never 50 to heaven unless they can 60 at cx-
cur in rates.
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Wagons! WuG oNs!! Wagcns!!!
To tho Ladies.

7 AIDES, if you want gool Kid Glove for 30
1 4 cents, you will fni them at
SPEARS y COLTON'S.
Oct Ia If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18
Miscellane0us.

CHICAGO. November ls.-Gsneral
Grant attended the Centenary Methodist
Church Sunday to hear DR.. Thomas
preach. An immense audience was
present. At the close Of the sermon
General Grant took Q stand In the vesti.
buls and shook hands with Q large mum.
Der OF the audience a they passed out.
New YoRk. November l8.-Presidsnt
Hayes, his son, Webb @. Hayes, and
Secretary Evarts. arrived yesterday from
Washington. In the morning many
prominent citizens paid their respects to
the President ct bis hotel, and shortly
before noon the distinguished party Wis.
tied Q photograph establishment.
The Longshoremen are proposing q
general strike for IS cents per hour for
day work and As cents per hour for night
work.
The Business Mems Moderation So.
cisty has enrolled Governor Cornell and
General Butler among Ito members.
PETrlssuso, Va, November 16.-Ths
drought which has prevailed to such an
alarming extent In this section Of the
State the past three months 10 causing
great anxiety. Wells and streams are
drying up. and In some Of the adjacent
counties people are compelled to 60
miles for water for family use. Prayers
were offered In several churches Sunday
for rain.
WARRINGTON. November 18.-Ths
President orders the Executive Depart
msnts closed on the day Of unwilling
the Thomas statue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18

The delinquent tax list will 30 ready
10 b handed over next Monday. Treas
urer Carriok 10 busy comparing stubs oil
receipts with the books and 10 determ'
ined to have everything exactly right
before anything more II done to collect
from the delinqusnts.
Pete Becker has got hold OF some
more fat, Juicy aud luscious vsnison.
right from the Sierra Nevada, and the
boarders at the Gold Hill bakery and
restaurant are consequently enjoying
s0m'shins particularly choice
Last Saturday Sheriff Williamson nm
der execution for Walter 4 Co. Of silvs,
City. sold lot "a, block 8. range O, In
Gold Hill, together with the old Suooor
quartz mill and dwelling houses on the
lot. The property brought 1854 IS.
Mr.. Bidlsman has decided to the
Union Con. Mining Co. the rancho a
the lower end Of Cedar ravins consid.
s~rstion, $4,000.
The Crown Point and Bslohsr mining
companies yesterday levied an assess
msnt Of 81 per share each on their cap
itsl stock.
November 10 a. pleasant a. May just
now. The frost last night took q deep
hold. however.
James McAfes has sold his interest IN
the sutro Independent to his partner. F.
B. Mercer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.,,c,.. 70 n, coin .1I DAILY nv'
Mas sickles' Elopement.

AHoo
New Yoax, November 1S.-The Star
says: Certain persons residing in this
city have received private kilograms from
Paris conveying the intelligence that
Miss sickl.s. only child Of General Dan.
lei E. sicklss, late United States Min.
lister TO Spain, has eloped with an Fog.
lishman named Mccarthy. the pair hav.
ing Aed to London. Miss Sickles 10 about
twenty years Of age. and Is highly accom-
plishsd. It appears her acquaintance
with Mccarthy had its origin several
months ago. while she was living In Paris
with her step-mother and two step,si
tiers, and that the affair eliminated when
General Sickles arrived In the French
capital . short time ago for the purpose
OF bringing his family home 10 New York.
Mccarthy IL said TO have . wife now
living, and his social connections are
said to bs very fimsy indeed. On the
essspsds becoming known, after the hrst
shock Of surprise, General Sicklss imms-
distsly formed Q resolution to pursue
the pair. Helsft for London, but on reach.
Ing that city al traces Of the fugitives
were lost. Securing the services OF
detectives. the father succeeded In dis.
covering them, swore out Q complaint
and had them arrested. As might DO
expected, the affair has created quite Q
sensation In American circles, both In
Paris and In the English capital. where
the lady was we'll known In society.
The family had resided In Paris for
some time past. and had intended 70.
turning TO this city on the arrival OF the
General.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18
Or. Buddlustou Slowly Dying.
Nsv York Paper.

Neu LorE fupsF.
Physicians say that the Rev. DR.. W.
Ives Buddington, the well.known Brook.
lyn Congregational minister, cannot live
through the year. - the malignant can.
Ger. which caused him to abandon the
pulpit and has for ovsr two years rem.
dsrsd him an invalid, has now complete
possession Of his system. and deass all
surgical aud medical skill. The lower
part Of his face 10 now covered with q
cancerous growth, and the poison Of the
disease has eaten through the lower jaw
bone. A council Of physicians was re-
Gently held to consider the feasibility Of
removing the lower Jaw bone to arrest
the disease, but a. the cancer had doubt.
less poisoned his blood 90 that its reap
psaranos Wal but Q question Of time, II
was determined not to add to the pa.
tents agony and to the mutilstion OF
his face. DR.. Buddington 10 now scarce.
ly recognizable by those who knew him.
Hs spends most Of his time In q dark.
snsd room In meditation. His present
condition. he says. Is far worse than
death, and to die would DO to DO 70.
lisved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18
w. II. n. Lee Dead.

Chief Kennedy Of the Gold Hill Fire
Department received . telegram from
Sacramento. California, at Gas last
evening. which read Is follows: "w.
Il. H. Lee. Dur Chief Engineer and
your OF. Chief. has just expired" This
sad news was altogether unexpected
for Lee Wal over here on . visit 9
few weeks ago. looking healthy and
in hus trim. OF all the former residents
Of Gold Hill. very few were better
known or had more friends than Bill
Lee, and all the old members Of the Fire
Department, who have with him been
through many . gallant asht with the
hssy destroyer. deeply grivs to learn
that they shall see the old boy no more
10 LIE. BY order Of Chief Kennedy the
days on the various engine houses are
displayed ct hall mast today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-18
Tn. M..s. valley harder.

John McTssus and Pat. Birmingham.
who were charged some time ago with
disposins OF liquor to Indians. the susro
hdepudsni says. are still in Jail In An.
rora, and tho probability IL that they
will not b able to reosivs . trial until
the next session Of the District Court.
which will b next spring. The Grand
Jury have failed to and indictments
against William Barnes and Richard
weaver, who. Il will b remembered.
were charged % being Accessories, to.
Rsthsr with MoTssus and Birmingham,
to the crime Of numbering . Chinsman
In Mason Valley by two Indians. some
six weeks ago. owing to the fact that
they (ths jurymsn) have been unable to
nnd witnesses to testify against the &C.
cussd, and Indians. according TO our
laws, are not allowed to testify against
whites in court. Il II said that large
numbers Of FLUTES are about Aurora,
ANXIOUS to learn the result Of the charge
Of murder or. - they call II. ''ths big
talk'-sgainst those Of their tribe. who
will doubtless b found guilty, whom the
court again convenes. Of murder In the
second degree, a. they were intoxicated
ct the time Of committing the deed.