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CHARLES MusTAcHE.-A young
man and his girl sat near the front,
at Burdette's lecture, the other eveh'
ing. The young man carried his
head on one side, it being forced into
that position by the weight Of half a
very tender mustsche which WAS com,
posed Of seven hairs on one side, and
eleven upon the other side Of his nose
Wien the Hawkeye man had just
finished coavulsing his hearers with
an account cf youths first shaving
encounter with barber, the young
man leaned over to his girl, and whis
pered
That's true to life, I can tell you.
How can you tell me' inquired
his girl.
How ? he repeated in whisper
why by experience, that's Jnst the
way felt when ! hrst got shaved.
When was that? she asked.
oh before | raised my mustache,
be returned.
What mustache ? she queried, a
little surprised.
What mustache do YOU suppose !?
he retorted, turning red.
why, Charlie, whispered the girl
4 never saw any mustache. DO you
mean--
Never mind what ! mean, hiss4d
the young man between his clenched
teeth. And he stared very hard al
the lecturer, all the rest Of the even
ing, bat somehow could not see any
thing to laugh at. Sunday nlght he
went TO see Il new girl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

A married lady being asked to
waltz, gave The following appropriate
answer: No. thank you, sir | have
hugginy enough at home.
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SOCIETIES..

A.F and A. M, No. 1s3-Meets every
second and fourth Monday ia each month
Van Is. Osler, Secretary
X. Of p. No. 6.-Mcet every Friday
night. X. of Il. &. S, G. Harman
l. o. Of @. r., No 46-Mcct every
Thursday night Tchn Landers, Secy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

An Irish shoemaker lately advised
customer, when he complained Of
his new boots being tight, not to put
tbem on until he had worn them ter
dav or two.
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NN and after Sunday Oct. 13, 1878
Passenger Trains will run as fol
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 72l a
d., and 3:l7 p. NJ.
For Hagcrstown and Williamsport 1:lt
A NJ and 7:l3 z NJ
ARRIVE MECH ANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
Is A NJ and 7:l3 z NJ
From Wiilia,asport and Hagerstown al
7:21 III, and 3:li p III
EMMrrTsBURG RAILROAD - Change O
Schedule. and after Sunday, Oct IL
trains will leave Emmittsburg at 655 a. IN.
and $50 and 625 p. M; and arrive a,
Rocky Ridge 1876 u. m, and 400 and e.5i
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 1886 4. M
and 400 and 7.l5 p m, and arrive at En-.
Mittsburg 1l.25a a. H., and 4.40 and and
p. m.
Passenger Trains On w. NJ. II. r. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-7 3e
q. M, and 8 A p. III. Westward-1055
=. N and CSC pm.
m. HUOD,
Gen'l Manager.
B. II. GRISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent
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Surly to bed and early to ryes,
never yet made any one healthy,
wealthy and wise.
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they ere not sustained by the
general feeling Of the people? What
if they are rendered odlous by the
character of those who lead, who may
prove themselves not so much friends
of the public aud of temperance as
friends of their own political promo
ton? The danger always is that de-
signing men will make use of such or
pauizations for their cwn ends. The
hope of all free countries is in that
small number OF citizens who gener-
ally acting conscientiously with one or
other Of the two great po itlcal par,
ties, yet are not blind to the faults Of
both, and are watchful against the
mistakes or evil designs of tie lead
ers. If there were large number
of independent citizens, who would
make their sentiments known at the
primary meetings, great would BE- tn
public advantage. Let them insist
upon the nomination Of the best mer
Of their own party, and thus some
thing will be done for public morals
in the matter Of temperance as veil "a
in other respects.
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He that hath no reverence for the
past cannot hope to prosper in tue
present.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

1t is said that the mail in Colorado
arrives on time when the carriers are
chased by Indians.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

We are the most Inradoxical crea
tures. We use blotting paper to keep
from hottiug paper.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

Adapt yourself to circumstances
is the best way to fit yourself TO
lifcs 9 struggles and defeats.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

The birthplace of burs-the kero'
sene can.
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Among the banners borne in a TEN
perance procession was one Inscribed;
"All's we'll when lads Sc b4r.'
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The character Of the young men ol
a community depends much on that
Of the young women. II the latter
are cultivated, intelligent and accom-,
pll:hed, the young men will feel that
they themselves should be upright
geutemanIy and refine ; but # their
female friends are frivolous and silly,
the young men will BE found d'ssipa-
ted and worthless. But remember al
ways that the Sister is the guardian oil
the brothers integrity. She IS the
surest incubator of faith in female
purity and nortb As daughter,
she is the light Of home. The pride
OF the father often centres 10 his sons,
but his affection is expended on his
daughter, She should, therefore, be
;he sun and centre Of all.
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Soft hearted granap. Ito Tommy
wko has just been castis:tsd by his
mamma } And you know, Tommy,
it really pains mamma more than 1t
does yon.' Tommy oh, yes
know it does she says so 1t hurts
hurts her hands
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

What is it that goes up the hill,
ana down the hill, yet never moves ?
The road.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

The best sleigh bells ever invented
are a pair Of rosy checked girls.
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An editors chair is like a hack
tooth-hard to fill.
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A painful parting-With your
tooth at the dentists.
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What class of women are most apt
to give tone to society? The bellies.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

Traveller. tell some tall stories, and
builders erect others.
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Something you cant crack with
hammer--a whip.
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Talmage says smoking leads to
drinking-so does salt Goldfish.
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AMEN.-Deacon B. Of Ohio, a very
piou- m:n, was noted for his long
prayers, especially i'll the family
One Monday morning the deacon and
his wife were alone AS was his usual
custom after breakfast rayer WIS
offered. There being All unusual
amount Of work that day the deacon =
i, raYer WAS short He seized his hat
aud milk pale, and started for the
barn, His wife being very deaf, dl'!
not notice bis absence, and supposed
him to be still engaged il PRAYER. On
his return from milking lie was sur
prised to fEd her still kneeIing. lie
stepped up to her and shouted
"Amen,' when she Immediately arese
and went abou. her work as though
nothing bad happened.
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He was inclined to be f"cstious, al
ter the manner OF the Yale Freshmen.
What quant',ies of dried grasses You
keep here, Miss stubbins. Nice room
for donkey to get into. Make
yourself at home, she RESPONDED with
swt ct gravity.
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At the foot Of his p7olsssion-The
chirpodist.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

ORPHANS COURT.
Ornbaus Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday OF each week.
Caaf Judgs-Wm. J. Black.
A..eeiatss-Thomas HolLrunner and inc
Hightmsn.
Reoi.tsr of WsAs-Col. John r. Rouzer
Countv Comm,ssioners-John Wltherow
pres;dent: solomon D. Devilhiss Jos. Gro
ise, Stephen r. Bewlus, David M' "h'p
tzsrk to Commisspers--H. F. Steiner.
- Collector Of State snd County 1as"-"
n Miller.
County sur,.yor-wm. H Rsmsburg
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, James W.Pcarre; Commission
.-,-William G Baker, James w. Iroxen
sse All Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
piArict No. 15-Frea'k White, Mechan
,cstowu. G L. Fror, Graccham; "m' .
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS.
District Nc. l5-Bcrnard Collibower'
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a pair OF scissors was lost, and the
little one suggested that q prayer be
said, asking that they might be found.
There was, however a lurking con-
sciousness that there ought to be a
combination of prayer and work, so
the youthful philosopher sid Now
mother, I'm tired SO Id play while
you hunt
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Could conjugal affection be mors
strictly displayed than 1t is in the
snbi oined :? And so, Doctor, you
think my wife will get we'll i am
sure of it, i: YOU can persuade her to
take this dose. Doctor, take it she
shall, if | have to break every bone
in her body.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-02-27

THAT TICKET AGENT.-A woman
c.me 70 the Walnut Street Theatre
box office in company with a child
about ten We RS OF age.
Il want ein dicket, said the wom-
an.
Fifty cents, replied the adAols
treasurer.
You don'l sharge anyding' for
deese shild .
Yes nifty cents.
Vat? For little dngs like dotF
That 's-thet's the rule.
V.a-a-t? Feefty cents for lest-
lie ding Ike dot, at amt got no
s.n.e
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primary meetings, great would bs tn
public advantage. Let them insist
unon the nomination Of the best men
Of their own party, and thus some
thing will be done for public morals
in the matter Of temperance as yell as
in other respects.
Mr.. EDITOR There was 4 horrld
murder committed in Mary land IN
The fall Of 1919. There was a man
bv the name Of Graham, who was n
native of England. He had con-
tract to repsir few miles of the ma
tional road bttwesn Hagersiown and
Cumberland. Having completed his
| Job, he settled up and got his pay
| one Sabbath morning, and started on
foot for Baltimore. satchsi in hand
three Of hi, operatives through court
esy would accompany him on his
journey, a father and two sons by the
name of Cottrell, who were also from
England. and who also preteased 4
great deal of friendship for the old
boss, but when they got in a suitable
nlsce. the cid man knocked him down
with a club and commanded the boys
to finish him. They hid the body by
the side of branch in some under
wood. 1t was found after some days,
And the murder being traced to tue
Cotterels, WHO had fled with what
little money Graham had. Search
WAS made for them, they were found
and arrested in Baltimore, tried,
found guilty, sentenced aud hung
The doctors Of the vicinity gathered
in to secure them for snhyects,-
Among the rest came Henry Staley
NJ, D, frem Woodsboro on horse
back, and with him, his two students
Henry Coon, aad Bill Dyer, in a one
horse buggy. The aforesaid <tadrnt'
procured their subject at a late hour
in the afternoon, and started for ho ne
by near Say through Capetown and
Creagerstowu. the corpse HI sitting
posture, with L rope around It's nesk
between them in the buggy, 1t wa
wet, cold disa reeabe night. Nhet
they arrived at Creagerstown, they
halted at a tav, IN, for "a horn am
to warm up, While they were drink
ing, they gave startling account o
their experience III obtaining one o
tle bodies, and boasted u: grea
j, length oftheir bravery. During 'heli
loud bravados, a bar room loaier hy
name, and mic name Sea y George
Devilbiss' who by the way was nat
nrally sharp, shreNa fellow, anc
who had taken note Of their wonder
full story, stole quietly ont and re
moved the corpse to a woodshed, anC
vltn the rope about his own necl
took his place in the buggy in precise
" the same manner as that OF the sub
lect. The hour was midnight, ysrJ
dark aud wet. The students soot
came out hashily, with lighted cigars
and took their places Oh either stde
of the supposed corpse. Soon al'eI
they had started Henry cried out
"why Bill he's warm" "Yes, said
ScaNy George, snorlngy, "and II
YOU d been snatched out Of He'll a
have, you be damned hot. The
students did not wait to !earn
who it was, but left their horse, and
all out of breath, and white as death,
reached the tavern. After telling
the strange freak of their subject, the
landlord saw through the Joke, and
the subject WAS soon found, and the
students amid many jestS were sent
on the homeWard trip.
! Scaley George turned to good ac-
count his adventure, lie made the
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
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The last thing out--The led can
r.,
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CHANGE OF TIME
WESTERN MARYLAND r. ROAD

O .,rIe=rr.1 --.gl.s-;ssssss-l -: -, 80
EN > 3: y -t...s..s
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DIREC4 DRY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanicStown

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Ch.ef Judge--Hon. r. I. Bowie
Assoc,ates-Hons. John A Lynch and W.
V Bouic.
States Attorney-Iohn G. Motter.
Cysrk Of Circuit Co.rt--Thomas Cor
such.
Gherif-Col. VIM Richardson.
Audtor-Fred'k. J. Nelson.
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I'm and after Sunday, Oct. 13, 1878,
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
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District Ne. lS-Bcrnard Collif1ower.
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At the foot Of his p:olession-Ths
hirpodist
A painful parting-With your
Doth at the dentists.
An editors chair is like a hack
ooth-hard to fill.
Something you cant crack with a
whip.
The birthplace of burs-the kero.
'ene can.
The best sleigh bells ever invented
ire pair Of rosy checked glrls.
---->~~--
What class of women are most apt
% give tone to society? The bellies.
He that hath no reverence for the
oa,t cannot hope to prosper in tue
present.
Tamage says smoking leads to
does salt Goldfish.
Traveller, tell some tall stories, and
builders erect others.
Surly to bed and early to ryes,
never yet made any one healthy,
wealthy and wise.
We are the most lnradoxical crea
tares. We use blotting paper to keep
from blottiug paper.
Adapt yourself to circumstances
is the best way to fit yourself TO
lifcs struggles and defeats.
--~.---
A married lady being asked to
waltz gave The following appropriate
answer: No. thank you, sir ; | have
hugyiny enough at home.
1t is said that the mail in Colorado
arrives on time when the carriers are
chased by Indians.
Among the banners borne in ten
perance procession was one Inscribed;
"All's well when 'ad's sCber.'
What is it that goes up the hill,
ana down the hill, yet never moves?
The road.
An Irisl, shoemaker lately advised
A customer, when he complained OF
his new boots being tight, not to put
the,n on until he had worn them ter
day or two.
A butchers boy in Albany SAYS
that he has often heard Of the fore
quarters of the globe, but never heard
any person say anything about the
hind qusrters.
A man after sitting an hour at
KEY hole, BEGAN to cough. What
the matter? asked IL lrien1. I've
c.ught a key hold he replied, and
expired.
Soft hearted grandpa Ito Tommy
who has Just been castlg:tcA by his
mamma y And yea know, Tommy,
it really pains mamma more than 1t
does yon.' Tommy: oh, yes l
know it does she says so; 1t hurts
hurts her hands
He was inclined to be f~cstious, at.
ter the manner OF the Yale Freshmen.
What ouanti,ies of dried grasses You
keep here, Miss Stubbins. Nice room
for a donkey to get into. Make
yourself at home, she respondaA with
swt ct gravity.
-
Could conjugal affection be mors
strictly displayed THAN 1t is in the
snbi oined? {? And so, Doctor, you
think my wife will get we'll. 4 am
sure Of it, i: YOU can persuade her TO
take this dose. Doctor, take it she
shall, if have to break every bone
in her body.
THAT TICKET AGENr.-A woman
came to the Walnut Street Theatre
box office in company with a child
about ten We RS OF age.
i want ein dicke', Said the wom-
all.
Fifty cents, replied the ahAols
treasurer.
You don'l sharge anydlngs Tor
1eese shid :?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-24

AMYsrrar soLvrn.-Evsrybody visit.
ing the Comstock Exchange. the other
side Of the street from the News ofios,
today, have come out smacking their
lips, wiping Of their ohins and looking
happy. The mystery Wa solved by
Tom Finch himself bringing Q sample
jug full OF glorious esg.nog across to the
office. Verdict OF the typographical
jury-Tom 10 . gentleman and . scholar
and . good judge. stc. BE has . few
more left Of the same sort.
Masonic INSTALLATION. - Called CON.
munioations Of Silver Star Lodge No. 8.
F. L A. ", and Of Gold Hill Chapter
No. 8, B. A. n, will DO held Saturday
evening for the purpose Of installing the
officers elect for the ensuing Masonic
year. The usual invitations are extended.
See advertisement In another column.
AnuAL Mirrno.-Ths annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Con. Viz.
einia will BE- held at the Office Of the
company IN Ban Francisco. Thursday,
January 8, 1880. See Official notice
under the head Of New Today"
There will BET jolly time at the Ma.
tional Guard social. ct their hall, vir.
ainia, tonight. Afour.horss sleigh will
run up from Gold Hill, and . gay crowd
will 60 up with Il.
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!Pipsr's opera Heass

The world renowned Carlotta Patti
and troupe will open q concert season 1t
Pipsr's Opera House next Monday even.
Ing. OF her and her troupe the San
Francisco Ala says: The advent Of
Patti In our city has created quite . sen.
sstion among our musical and fashion.
able circles, who are on the qui vivs for
the forthcoming great musical event.
The name Of Patti, alone. 10 . guarantee
Of full and fashionable houses ; but
besides Patti, We have q constellation Of
artists very seldom seen in one concert
troupe. Mr.. Ketten. the 80 called
French Rubenstein." and Mr.. De
Munck, who IL considered the best solo
violinist In the world, are stars Of great
drawing power. while Toedt. the tenor.
and Ciampi Csllsj, the baritone. are
worthy associates Of the Patti Combina-
ton. Anew programme will be given ct
each concert.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-24
District Cears.

The following business was trans.
acted in the District Court this morning:
Estats Of Angelo Boulong-sale Of
personal property ordered, at ten days
notice.
Estate OF Geo. w. Lee. deceased
Final account hled; hearing set for Do.
oember 80.
Kirman W. Wlthington-Petition to
change venue dismissed; order granting
time TO answer vacated; default Of de-
PENDANT entered; judgment by default;
entry Of Judgment stayed till May ].
1880.
Ivancovich 70. Suooor-Tims to pre-.
pare. serve and als statement extended
to January is.
v. F. Lamont W. CrsditorsJ. W.
whitoher entered ~ attorney for nom.
resident creditors.
Vim. Solen ct al. vs.. V. 4 T. 3. B.
Co.-suit for interest on judgment;
plaintiffs given till Monday 10 Ale brief.
Adjourned till Saturday.
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Anssseea Isissa.i ssssis..

BAN RRAxcIsco. Dec. ALSO p. H.
lao Yellow Jacket. 81. Is do sk. so do
sk; 400 Hale 4 Norcross, 81. 20 do 81.
10 10 0; lss Mexican. l6x. 90 do i6S. 10
DO lek; 20 Potosi. Az. 80 do . 30; 10
CAollsx. 81; 10 Savage. 4 40; 40 Gould 4
Curry. 4 50; 10 Confidence. ss; 20 Sierra
Nevada. l1t; 290 Challenge, = 20; les
E~1ehsqusr. Al; 90 Best 4 Belchsr. 9; 100
Benton Con-. II. 40 do I 40; 6S Ophir.
Isk; 10 Alpha. II; 100 Belcher. Q 40; Ito
Grown Point. .. Is do 2 10; so California.
. as. 8 do 8 70; 40 Alpha. Q 50; 400 Hale 4
Noreross. 9. 100 do 6h; SO Union CON-.
AN. 70 do I1t; i4o Sierra Nevada. TN.
% do i7s; 50 Alpha. 2 80; 1880 Tiptop. 2.
100 do 2 siO. 400 do I 95; leo ovsrman.
3 10; rs Bodis. Q; 100 Imperial. 400; $50
$50 Con. Virginia. 3 10; 100 Benton Con-.
lxo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-24
Tha Next Censpa.

WARRINGTON. December 2l.-Ths
question Of the practioability Of allowing
q fourth census district for California. al
the expense Of ~curtailing the numbs,
allotted for Massachusetts,. has not yet
been determined. Meanwhile the
California delegation have agreed that
the three distriots - already mapped
out, should be provided with Supsrvis.
ors as follows: Henry G. Langley, for
the district comprising San Francisco
and the coast counties; ]. B. Harden.
burg. for the district composed Of the
southeastern counties, and most Of
Pages Congressional district, and some
one to be named BY Representative
Berry and Senator Farley for the 70
naming district.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-24
Singular Law suis.

Some time ago William solsn Of al.
obtained judgment In the District Court
for $15,0 900 and costs against the Vir.
sinla and Truckss Railroad. The case
was appealed and the Judgment sus.
tanned. The judgment said nothing Of
interest whatever. The railroad company
paid the $16.0 900 and costs into court.
Plaintiff refused to receive the amount
and asked the Court 10 issue execution
for interest. The Court refused. An.
other appeal and another decision OF the
District Court sustained by the Supreme
Court. Now Nh. Solsn and his attorneys
sue for interest on the Judgment. The
case Il still pending.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-24

james G. Fair. Jr. has the ''boss"
cessting slsd Of the Comstock. II 10 10
feet long and made OF . pair OF bobs
properly coupled. Danger Turks around
u. and counter eoursers must give track.
Al the water pipes being frozen up in
Gold Hill. our citizens are forced to
drink nothing bat whisky. and use beer
% vssh with. The suff sring 10 intense
and people are praying for rain.
An American girl sdvestisss in another
column for q chance 10 work in . small
family. Objsct-a pleasant home rather
tn high wages. Good references
gissa-
Asssssxuu.-The Trojan has levied
m ssssssnsnt of'25 cents per share.
delinquent January DC. See onioiA no.
dee In another column.
About l6o tons Of ore per day are nov
bsine extracted at the Union Consoli-
datsd mins.
The San Francisco Stock Board i'd
iournsd this afternoon until nsxt Mon.
DAY morning.
.fhs yovsliasidatsd al Indebtedness
Ter lsSee md for supplies today.
o. wiasmors has license To we'd Susie
Pv.