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e Subscribers.

The reflex action of Washburn's popularity
in Germany, a popularity based upon the
course he took as American minister at Paris
during the seige, is making itself felt through
out the German settlements of the Western
States, and in consequence mention is begin
ming to be made Of Washburn as the L" dark
horse" for next year. He must at least be
blessed with no inconsiderable amount of
tact since he managed to please both French
and Germans by the course he took during
the trying days Of the seige.
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$40 REWARD.
Administrators Sale.


In the matter Of the Estate Of Nelson VOL
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that by virtue of
IN an order issued out of the Probate Court
Of Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory, we,
the administrators of said estate, will sell at
Public Auction, or at Private Sale, as the case
may be. to the highest bidder for cash, at the
town of Rocker place of residence of deceased's
family, on Saturdy the Goth day of September
A. d. 1879, " between the hours Of O'Clock AN.
and the setting of the sun on said day. all the
following described property belonging 10 the
said estate, to wit: The unfinished building i'll.
tended. when complete, to be u I've stamp quartz
mill, situated at The town of Rocker. between
Butte City and Silver Bow, Deer Lodge County,
MT. Also all the timber and lumber (about
1880 feet) for the completion of said building
also machinery for said quartz mill also i2y0lT
pounds more or less, of salt also 1920 pounds
copper, flor Information and a detailed list of
machinery, apply to J. r. Clark at Donnell,
Clark d Larrabie's Bank. Butte City, M. T.)
AMES II. CLARK.
WIN.
Administrators of the Estate of Nelson VOL
vertOn, deceased.
Butte City, NJ. T., Aug. Is, 1879.
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SAINT NICHOLAS HOTEL,
broadway, Butte, Montana. Arrivals fol
the Week Ending Saturday. August 23d.

SUNDAY, II.
H Lewis, City Ben Venor, City
Smith, Morgan James, "
p Lish. Timber
q W Welty, Boyd Tr'peJos Kuheworth, Jef:n Z
p 2 s sns. e n; Fl FL! Ben nfI Il Il G Rsyers, BIkf9ot:
Il " Y Ta sHssh' City + WWHay1SE: "
TUESDAY, 10.
Mrs Marccllis, Eurk ,nevG A Kelley, Highland
f Ryan, Boulder. I'D NeSbit, Walvervilie
TT Wampler. City
WEDNESDAY. 20.
Beattie, Denver Q Blevens, Benton
w Williams, Helena s Cameron, Gable
] E Engelbrecht, HelenaH KniphaIs, Helena
J N Wilkins, San Fran Geo Pogue. Diamond
Is H lawson, City III. WampIer. civ CiM "'
THURSDAY. 81.
IN Lanthraume, San F ID B Nye, San Fran
Ihos Woods; City. Jas Maxwell, City
s Cameron, Gable j M Bailey, Deer Lodge
J solcs. Deer Lodge Frank Rich. Glendale
H Kirkendail, Helena. d Reinhart, Lion City
Miss Wis Holland, Lion cityMrs Mullen Lion city.
T Jacobs. Philadelphia J B Caruthers, Va City
Geo Y Irr,in; Deer L. Pau c Blum, Deer Lg
A. Manning, Helena
%
Il " Taylor. City, Geo Hale, City
Be ssanburn: HamiitonM . Leadbeater hmrn
+ E wsya,eI City + Pe W1ysn R City I
W Rogers. Helena J Jones, Helena
9 Riddle, Childs,
s. 4 y y Taa%y|Rsr City ! y sew ais,daf City
Geo A drey. Glendale Thos Jones, Glendale
J s walker, salmon sCameron. Cable.
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EstPavs Taken In.

tho = ~ :, y, = 40 ~ ~ y" 49, ncrih ~
follows: One sorrei gelding, branded on left
shoulder brand iiiegibie. One brown geifing,
with no visible braads. Weight OF each about
100 pounds. Tho owner is requested to prove
property and take them away,
WUNDERLICH.
JsS-3t. Divide Creek
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IIsr 81 I.ErTERs

Remaining in the post Office at Butte, and ad-
yertised August %, 1870:
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Helena Notes.

Reported for the MINER.
Hon. Martin Maginnis passed Pleasant
Valley last Tuesday and should arrive here
on this evenings coach.--Independent, 81.
Harvesting is now going on in the Prickly
Pear Valley. The crops are all exceedingly
good.--D.
The Episcopal church, at the corner of
Breckenridge, Grand and Warren streets, a
beautiful dressed stone structure, 64x34 feet,
is we'll advanced toward completion. 1t IS
iron-roofed. The naive of the church is
64x34 feet, and a 2S-foot gothic ceiling. Cost,
finished, $9,000.-Heratd, 20.
They commit them to jail in Helena for
borrowing a pair of boots. This may deter
the small army sent over this morning from
capturing one Butte. But we know not.
Beware Butteites.
Letters from the States report cold weather
and the necessity of fires. We are not much
troubled in that regard here.-Cid, 20.
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DIED

..~ DIED
FREEMAN.-At Butte, Friday, August odd. 1879,
Ada Virginia Miller, wife of Leigh X. Free
man, aged 81 years.
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NJ isce elian 60 'IS =
MAKING A NEWSPAPER


Ii wss nn ezcaeiiagi; cold night,
AMI Mr.. AMI Mrs. 8Inby huggei th-
st.va closely, he plss.ng tho tim
reading newspaper, anl sh1 sitting
looking into tue hre.
Without any preface waatoser,
eao dropped the poko:. N.la ~
iauch force did II striko the hearth
that Mr.. Buuby stopped Ais retIiuS
abruptly, and looked over ths top Of
his speotacles inqGiriugly.
Mrs. Bunhy had a happy thought;
quickly was it transmitted 10 alr'
D.:
"John. said she, "you remember
some time ago you promised to tel!
mo how newspapers are made
Yes, yes but sOu.e other time
lose
mo. now, please, John"
Again he tried to coatert her with
promise, but it vas Of no avail :
she wantcd to know, then, Just how
papers we're put together.
Ho hesitsted. Tho longer he he5-
isatel the niore impatient she grew
md he felt it. Seeing that postpone
ment was oi no avail, no hoayod II
long sigh, laid aside his paper and
reluctantly began TO uuravel for hia
wiie's ediicatiol the "inner lite OF u
newspaper
In tho first place" said he, "the
copy ia sent to tho composing room
and"
"Whero does the copy come front
shO quoired.
From tho editors and reporters
OF course"
"Oh, ! see.'
"Then it ia given to tho type set
tors"
What DO they do with it, sit on
iti"
"No--thundar, no ! they ara the
oompositors who set it up.
"Oh, they compose tho copy, and
then. sot it up. But how docs ii
set r.
He drew another s:gh aud calmly
replied : "rhe editor composos the
copy, then sends it to the compos'
ing room, aud tho type settlers pat Il
in typo"
"Whst the copyf'
"Yes they set tho types SO thai
they will read a. tho copy reads'
"Oh. l seo.'
A pause easued.
Johp,' sail Ars. Bunny. 'yog
Sstopped at the comp 'sitors setting
tho type, What DO they SGT type
in ?"
"In q stick
'ln a stick What kind Of I
asiak n .
at>a. : stick is = device that i
agt ~ With ef sAp c0lpnA q q K (
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As 10 the Keeping Of Mlnay.

Almost everybody can make 10 oney
The d,ilic lty ia TO keep it alter il il
made. We would not Insist that IL
is in tho power OF everybody tO be.
come weal1hy. No two people can
agree on how much Il man OlIht o.
make before he is entitled to bo CALI
cd man OF wealth. Cne man has n
sense of solid afllonce when, having
paid all bis debts, ho has one dollar
remaining in his pocket. Another
feels poor because no has to pny
iasoa on q largo amount OF property
Some man, though they can earn,
are poweriess TO acQlmnlate. Money
runs away from them as showers ut
rain are shed from q ducks back
rhey start our in tho morning with
as IN nch IN their pockets as ought
TO keep respectable family for a
month At night they have TO Dor
row six cents for the homeward
fare in tho street car Ii has often
been said concerning a popular
preacher whose inc me WAS exception
ally large, that he wonld leave homs
after breakfast With fifty or hund-
red dollars aud .rStsrp peniless ia
the evening, ip . sstete, Of woeful
forgsifalness ~ " s7het 10 had
bought or 10 yh@n iarassged lent his
finds. Eis good vs>sr 4 sest bscaps
bis banker AID sSxtd - " s.r,a@ ,tpQn'
cjul wreck sss -
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TRurH IN BRHF.-Anybody can
soil the reputation of an iniisidual,
hewever pure and chaste By uttering
a suspicion that has enemies will
believe ani his frien ds never heard
of. A puff Of idle wind can make a
million of tho seeds OF the thistle
and DO a work OF mischief which the
husbandman must labor hard and
long to undo, the floating particles
being too Gne to DO seen aud too
light to be stopped. Such are the
seeds OF slander, so easily sown, so
difficult to be gathered mp. and yet
30 ponicious arc its frnits, They
know that many wind will catch
up the plagee ana become poison.
cd by their insinrations. without
even seeking the aniidote. No rep
ntatiou can refute sneer, nor any
human skin prevent mischief
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adv,ce 10 q Young Man.

Tee following quaint advice, from
the Bicington Hartsys mal, has
that ''pith of trutk' int:
"Reuember, sJu, that the wotll
is older than you ate. by s,yorh
years that Tor Thousands OF ycars II
ha' tecn 81 fall ot smarter gai better
young men than Yourself, that ,hoir
Ieot stuck out Of Ito dormsr wln-
dows that WHOM they d,ol tiS old
globe went whirliag On, and not
nue noo IN ton milton wen. tI the
funeral, OF even heard oi tho death.
"Ba oS smart as yop caG,of cour4o
huoN a. mu'h q, yOj ciu, with. %
olowing th1 packing on. OF your cyls
end1r hepi-; slsl Iho l'glt of yOtr
wisdom 1b oll I'D ti5 Sor!I. bat d,u',
JaA2ig pacpl. vita IT, opi don't ig-
Iallne - tang ia -, siup.y Dectu. u.e
lyHu .oy 10 I5 Din't De- slt,y ls.
father becaui, be ku7ws less laoa
yal ic, g,Ucmblr tla rrpy oi ut
/ Nayral 20 TIE ..I ippt of Dglvu
, University who said d. wts % casy
aagU b tung - llaGa p-oyero, such
a5 Sol1mJn wrDts 'M,kp tpH.
.3ra'.y rrri..i tho old mt' AlI
. ve never u's-i t5at ,ba yD.u. mlu
Daic amy No ulr' tpl1 twJ ls three
anl hJE The wJriiht,syaa: uesi
d. yovuE rfg. bar 80 st,t..t p.rl
tHcn .n' yoG & m'n bus VI 3. Your
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A Country thanksgiving.

Ay, goodman. close the great barn door;
The mellow harvest Limo 10 Ger;
Tho earth has given her Treasures meet
or golden corn and hardened wheat.
q gu aud your ueigbb1rs will have wrought
And OF Abe Summers bounty caught
Won from her smiles aud from her tears
Much goods, perhaps, for mauy ysars.
Tou oome q tribute now 10 pay
Tbe bella proolaim Thanksgiving day.
well have you sown. we'll have you rc,psl;
And VI the lohcs YOU have heapeJs
Tou think. perhaps that yoa all give
A part, that others, too usy live.
But IL such srEnmcn, yoG us'
Your nigsard bounty l refuse.
No giftg yod ou The altar l1y
IA any sense arc giyer away.
L9 riug4 from Hsivcn v5ic, gbros1
"Wh) helps VyI poor doth lens tlc iIIJ
What Ia wealth He'd have you know
To have it yOu inust let 1t 60.
Think you tho hanl Ly Heaven sIr1ot cid
Win yot have pJSer 10 Jlateh its gold
Stroud, have no pockets, IL .acy ssg
Behold show you then the way
WAX not TIL death ehsn shut the JVsr,
BJs negl ysut o,rsscs Oh before,
Lo he thst g,yeth 6g hi, Gosti
10 help Goi's poor doth lend the Lord.
To-day my hrethren do not w,lt
Just yonier stluls Dtmo Kelly, stt
And would yoc build mansion fair
In Heaven, send your Lumber 1Lers.
kach stick that on her wood pile lies
Miy raise Il dome beg ond the SKIES
100 slop tho reuis within har Sadi
Aud yobleI rise } our marble A.U,.
Fat every pane iAst otor, he ".ri
ILera shinrth ono With Jtrpsr lHa4.
Sour wealth Is spoe your sJrn lie c5iI,
BII ~ the city paved @ita eoll,
.Y33r hoard ia held ia 1.Hi, ui,i,,.
,, bears name saas marks II !A.io.
Beboil the bargain 20 have nris,
With 1sury tho det. ~ l.lA.
so mgth doth eat, az thieves 10 steal.
y, suffering bearI DOH euyy feel.
,Ring out lna words NsJ - biz .4It-
p.ih help Gnd p9ir ioth ien-- tue L.rl
% get your ce!gora rnter Vay
rae h-lis ring 14t tlthSIisi4s 6,s
1A,os1z-Ss=s<.z-nEarsrrr o,ss,.s :. .z.ss .-,sla-a
Nj ~ q q a. IA - ~ ;lS
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pa1. nad PtgaI

Y.lut mau oGt 90 hl&n.,5 r'.
sorat,Ec4 asu'y lamlrsuI ty u.i.
MlnY y.;Iy m'H W!' Z. "H.. take
wJr, py.ts .0,u m.urr. al, br.a.
uyck a., ,G, rri,eaI aY m.a.s a..
au a ypJtt ntl wI' "1l..s Or
hls rJHi,' 90 md.t,r Wl.. ,u..,l
work be GDas, has up cots. T..
sutm, A y1IgE u-E Sd1 cat, ,la
treld OF isitLess, no matter E3"
much money Eo has Id d.sErcrc T.
Al young nou starting Ia Ei"
1uai. 70 aiC-Gts. q, all @ place
wh.ra they clr oata lherJ t,o4a
and butter With hoe. axe, spade.
wheel-bsrrcF, curyc5mb, bitcaiue
brush, % malt,r how. Indrpeuilla,
first. The broad and butter glas.
ton settled, let the yogng w.l por-
4 form his duty 50 faithfully as to Mt.
tract, and lot him constantly kaap
bis eyos open for chance [. 10 D1t-
ter About hdt the poor, proud
Young men aud two-tuirds tho poor,
I discouraged young men, are Glways
out Of wu,E, Tho yonng man,
who pockets t,3 pride, and carr,oa
an upper lip ~ sti!I as z cast'iron
doorstep scrapcr, need no. stnrvo,
aud stands good chance to be-
come rich.
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Ward # Lanou, tho former lar-
plrtuer aud bilgpnpler of Au.-
ham Ligcolu, -Jvs from b1ylp11 --
had pteseutimrnt Gui firm belief
.hll he should ha President Of tN.
Unitod States. IIo ais, lgl "a pre-
sentiment that bee sb,oli die yi-
olsnt death What ia I'll, none
singulpr, his wife, frpm the first
entertained tho ,pma belief tEat Eo
would be President Of ,u5 Lnital
Smtos She Fa.d, "He'a going 20
be- President and that's tho relsJa J
married him, ior You kuoS ho isrt
pretty
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II is given ont that ladies will
wear yeats precisely like the gentle
men d after this. When n married
man goes to bed he win have to put
n chalk mark on his vest, or next
morning no may slip on his wife q
aud not discover his mistake uutil
he inserts his thumb and foreiinger
in the right-hand pocket for piuch
o. fine-cnt, and finds nothing but u
piece Of chewing gum and the stub
of n short lead pencil. Then lao will
suddenly remember that there was a
roll OF ten dollar greenbacks 10 the
left-hand pocket OF his vest.7-that IS
il he is an editor, ho will.--and he
nill rush back home IN Ralus uws.
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> Fo'aH4 goes 'A'A, "'AN ! ,''.'.'7
..,,. ,,.f. n b,I. -fn,,y.n aaI ~.
.,,,.., sinner. t,g.go..auco
l
.,.l.f ,,s.r tsb.rl h., ear Tine,
second l.,,rs ho d,sc,9.rs5 uo aaa
mlie n mi',Hce.
II is e-,imatel TINT a.. so1.r
a'ora has i''ae ! u = F''f 1...o ..-
\. TO P."''' "' ''""'-.' .''" '
ever raisoI b.lars
.,.. - -,..,
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SoMgTHiSG TO RcGG|1EG. Here
is 2 good rnla for conversation with
Others, NeTcr tell @ p5rson any
thing concerning himself, nor report
to him anything which others have
said OF him, az OF his doiugs or pos
sessions, which You thiuk will not
give him pleasure There is,o, course
an exception to lL;a rul1 when you
feel it er imperative duty 10 state
"a unpleasant truth to another for
his substantial good bu. ia that
casc you ought 10 approach the sub
ject 80 cautiously, aud speak OF it so
tenaerly, as TO show him, beyond
question, that it Is positive pain to
YOU TO be d csuse Of bis discomfort.
Never cali il frankness, never look
upoa it as playful way Of speaking,
for you to blurt out TO him Your
own or other peoples opinions which
arc likely 10 lessen bis eojoymont "a
the thought of what he Is, or Of what
he has, or Of what he has done,
There ia q great deal Of cruel ua'
kindness in this line on the part oI
those who would never dream that
they could properly be called crCel!y
uukind.
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Old soy

an oAat!city OF motion that belies
his age, his cheek is Ike q "rcss IN
the snow. All mis- c,tpSsntl'l
wears sm,ling expression VI! the /
tim,, "a if us thoughts veto good /
company 10 llyls i,z, % iI0.ls /
after dinner. aud invariably 1li.ns !
up to tell Il dream of s,m1thius that I
years ago, WHOM t3 was a
scioO! boy. "Ab thai ramini3 m,, /
'' 80 says with u relish. and then he /
c,rries Vol back forty years or !
more wheu be was at the iartc. aud /
used g. - s'h1ol wiutsr' AMI ,vlrG I,
simuats. "a ! b. tolls you how Ae b.
learned " mays sr,rptr. anti
C. 1lj.uj'u, geography, ali DIAL
a9tlh5 spelling U1ua uJT h' tolD
tuo pgott'os. glrl t. U,Iy.us aslool
AMI wrote mige.b,ul copy By u'
tallJV dip when Do. got uJ~s. u2N
DE- g9. boua haS L1rJl) Cen
miles lo ms8J,gg on SuIit'tI! H,.
mur.-.t iu t'' o-s. coat oi'upI-ll,u
c.olb b. ever uli a,3 hIw u' uuI
u., wlth t'.''r su. sgfW.I. ..,
loved togc,Jr, uu.A Ia5 went FIRST
'.al, pl,tso Cos, wien . s,3. "tr
wore Young gni o!t t'g'.1.', u /
~l.i sJoa bo yoluE asluwi E'.g.u
company with ono eG other 'lr.,e,,'
l.ucm1'r tNl Oh Br,s s4,
were s3 tr,ot lln az / fcJ.ir ..l. rY
lrstus pu'f 'r rJHh s...H..t
.e.s sa'r e,n1a.' u.t3l. -
I.sy yr1Hp't y.I -3'iH.. ..'i alt
gE,pI with l." -l'.-. Nutwlta lows
o. luo s..aia,. ...,aN'.t..t. .. s,t
...a...... y.4 1920 ..I H.'.tn g
tf..entE am,-pr. - l.'.t ..F
,atD ,n 10 n.. ono iH.Ha l.Yr.
wI .W' Ns Cd H.Iu' - ..t.i
'n-Irb"tfg." has ...'i at
.'..sv'.n'i tul. Iu'a.u. position
'rt".'.t.ln't Er. pf.s l.l, ta
I.'.. ...t t"D en0.aJIs .a Wl
g,..i ,peI u'ar'rs '..v.u.,t.y
sac Old h'y ga'f Ont q this
world 'r. "H p."-atos,' 's boo r-f''
ia 70. 81. ,.' ".'-y3 tl,-u G1t 70.
iia TJta aul d."5H H.t u.sr rlu. lG
t.p,..Hf1I ", ..a promises. II.
.,'t 900, "'.t ID r.''H..rH.. ii.-
t.. t.. uH.. ..tt ID. q, '..'I, g...
D.. gG..eH1.''. .ll r' ".F. ...f..
.H. u.Ai .n'g.",...u .'a.t. &.
D." an a.. SD u' lIi bis
wuis gns.. over t.3 ,l.-."i i''
.,.rlats.',.. n o.. t,9 &@,or
,.-Y a .'n... .a .t ..t
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A Confederate cnp machine Aas
been uuearihcl in Diryil", v! 10
Nav, 1861, ". r. Wash, u MIL,
wright, invented n mqrLiao that
woald mike 10000 cap1 in tea
hours tie sold it to the Goycrnment
for Sl5 00O. returned t. Lynclblrg,
made another which hai = capacity
II $4,000 per dNyt ton hoursl ara
sold it for $},0)) 10 snh'aql-rt'y
manufactured another With capacity
Of 10000 caps per hour, When
Richmond Was evacuated this las,
machine was put on heavy wagon
and carried 20 nanyiilc. where it has
remaipe1 in q rubbish heap ever sine,
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4 buUul.e -t..t,. -a4!A 20 u-ac
N.r rl4u.rH,u s.'.5 tul suo p.'-
Good z. p-ors ".- .o-.e1 INTO
.u. .t.... sll tl.. 4y. t.cs !J5aeH
I.., rl4...
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paper and holds seventeen lines Of
hrnyiarN

brovier."
"Aud what is BREWER p
"a kind of type that is pleasing to
the eve aud easily road
ooh, | Gee"
Whoa tho printers get q stick
ial!. be went on, "ths empty
"Aro the printers different from
the compos;tGrs y
mo, he replied little out OF
temper, "they are one and tho
same
oh. | see"
when they got u stick full Of
type, ~ | was sboGt - say, they
dump 1t ON u galley
"Aod 10 throwing it upon . gIl
Icy, don't /. ail 20 ap,rt e.
"N)--thoS htt = faIm tho stick
aud place It gou.ly, worry gently on
galley
"Ind vhatsa galley ~
~ lpn. 4et!e.5 mako Of brass Oh
which tho mIttor Is proved -
"Wh,t Kind OF matter au how
50 they prove p
"Wi!l YJu wait moment 2" II
90, / will try aad oxp!un--but give
~, time" no said. ue.t.el little at
uor cross examination.
,lilrsht. 70 on.
Tyne. whom it i. act mp, is called
matter. scI when the hssl imprcs
,,on.of il is taken, tneg ctll il
. "lnprossipu uf what 2"
"Oh, bJthet-ths type Whom i
"a fgst pl.ute on the galley. ta,t Is
Ic,l.ai o proof AMI thsy clll il prov.
tu., tha matter"
"Oa. I so..
.D.es luo ,allev pr.-t
$50. Oh, devil"
. 'ua JonA ,' she cri4i in tones
iyi rorru.,A. "Wly mi, goa use
suea words.
~ vus MOB ss7auug. Tho ap-
prentice agomia printing ORE i,
.Cl.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-27

The man who tried 10 ran a ne Wa
paper to su% everybody died in ar
eastern poor Aouso eighty years age.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-13
Accident at Potosi.
Pot 81. March 10, 1879

Potssi. March 10, 1879,
One day last week quite an aoci.
dent occurred on the Mississippi riv.
or between Spechts Ferry and the
Island, and bad it not been for the
courage displayed By one of the par
", might have proved fatal 10 that
one at least. The facts are as fol.
lows: q. Huntemer was crossin Q
the river with two passengers and q
load OF freight. One of the passen.
gers and himself were walking and
the other. Miss McLaughlin, was 10
the wagon driving when the ice sud
denly gave way and all went under.
Miss N. went down three times and
The first time the water covered ali
bat her head, but che succeeded il
getting out with no assistance what
ever; and then, with great presencs
OF mind, helped Mr.. H. to get bi.
horses and wagon ont. Some dam
age was done TO the freight. Ger.
tainly Miss Mclaughlin deserve,
great praise for the courage she ex
hibited. The other passenger, aIst
lady, ran back to tho shore ane
screamed; had Miss NJ, done th,
same she would undoubtedly hav.
Deem drowned. r. e ADER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-03-13


Mrs. Let Pepper is 10 Lancaster. She
had delightful ride over the narrow gauge
and thinks it the jolliest road in the country.
She also thinks it happy and romantic ar
rangement to. rest two hours in Woodman
waiting from one train TO another. Mrs. ID. 7.
Parker and MIS-. JEFF varrcll are of the same
mind.
"A gentleman who is neither a subscriber
10 or an advertiser in the HERALD and who
was supposed therefore not to read k. was ov>
erheard complaining that il did not contain a
complimentary notice after Mr.. Alfred J.
knights performance. We had given with
pieasure) notices that at regular rates would
amount to $3.50 to aid the committee in GET
ting an audience for Mr.. knight and we boa.qh.
two tickets. There was no reason whv We
should take space belonging to our advertisers
-four OF them wsre crowded out last weekly and
give to Mr.. Knight.
Last Sunday night between nine and ten
o'clock, Mr.. S. w. Farnsworth. residing q
mile east of Lancaster, had the misfortune to
nave horse stolen from him. The descrip.
ton IS as follows: bay mare. weighs about goo
pounds, star 10 forehead, and little white on
hind foot. Is good under saddle, and galIops
well. OF late there have been several at.
tempts at horse-stealing, and it is time tina,
some thing was done to discover the thief or
thieves Mr.. Farnsworth offers $40 for the
recovery of the horse, and Sheriff Streeter $50
for the thief, making $40 reward for both
horse and thief
Since this was put in type the horse has
been found. VIM. Breeze started on the hunt
Monday night. In the woods half mile north
OF the city he saw fire light. He followed il
up and found three men there with horse.
He fred pistol and the men ran away, then
he stepped in and took the horse (Farnsworth's y
home. This is Brezee's story but Breeze Is
under arrest now for the theft and il TO have
hearing next Satur day.