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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23

nOTOBI MINING COMPANY.-
Location Of principal place OF business,
San Francisco. California; location OF works,
Virginia Mining District. Storey county. Ne.
ysds. Notice IL hereby given. that at . meeting
Of the Beard OF Directors, held on the twepty.
ninth day OF Augurt, 1879, an asseerment tho. u
Of Fifty Cents per shsrs was levied upon the
mtdlstely In gold coin, 70 the secretary. at the
once Of the Company. Room Q. No. 203 bush
strcst, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment thali
remain unpaid on the reventh day OF Oetober.
is7o, viii be delinqusut and advertised for
ale At public auction; and unlees payment 70
made before. win bs sold on TUESDAY, the
tvsnty-slghth day Of October, 1879. 70 pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale. By order Of
WV - W. Z. DEAN. Pecreisry.
onbcs-Room ., No. 200 Bush street, Ban
Francisco, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23
ASSESSMENT REscINpEp.

NJorIoE IS HEsHBY GIVEN TBAT At
%sstins q ths Bcs,a q p,r,siSs, ns;x q
COMPANY this day held st the once OF the
e.u .s a on nI r.. SS % 81 o.
tsmbss, 1879, Il hsrsby rescinded.
~ WIN. 000DYER. eecrstary..
onics-Rooms 8 and :, ls California street,
Ban Francisco, cslifofnia. ".n
ssn Francisco, CAL, ssptsubss u. isn "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23
LOST LOVE.

LOST LOVE-
1T cAAsis '. SHAW.
He ssksd mo TO walk iu the twilight.
The starr were all shining 90 fair.
And the young moon s,iil cleaned like crss-
rhrou sh the bslmy and soft evening air;
And We walked under the boushs OF the siren
That the rude Autumn winds had made bare.
I do not remember exactly
The way that the trouble begun.
But know that he called me . nirt.
And didn't like being called one:
And think that called him brute,
Or something. befors We were done.
he to,d me that WAS deceitful.
And wouldn't endure that, would you'
told him that Harry was better than he.
And that black eyes we're sweeser han blue;
But, dear Rsder. that WAS story
Blue eyes were the dearest, knew.
when hs said that 10 went with Harry
Out riding ne1t evening. thst no
Would speak to me never ssIn, anu iausn'u' s
And told him taAt could live without him,
lf he thought that he could without mo.
10 We parted there under the birch trees
When the stars were all shining 80 bright,
When the new moon wss ju.i disappearing
And gave but glmmer Of light.
We parted, and went into the house
And cried through the rest Of the night.
Oh, there's no use talking about IL;
Il vas all my own ~iliulness. though.
srvss his love for ne made him 80 jealous.
And I-Ah, we'll Il only know
That loved him better than all the worid'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23
pOsrpONEDIRNT.

The day on which assessment No. . 90 the
stock OF said company shall become dclin.
Quent, has bern turther postponed TO WEDNEb
sale 70 Wednesday, the 22d day Of October,
1872. By order OF the Board Of Directors.
I6td +. Z. LUTY, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

/, vANN, GENERAL AGENT FOR KoH
T.ER q CHksR. Ban Francisco has tikef
an once with wM. Il. ASH, corner Taylor and
o streets, Virginia City. VIII r-he ofers for sale
PIANOS from the best manufacturer In "a, the
world among whom are DECKER BROTHERS.
EMEnSON, FISHER and DUNHAM. all OF
which are guaranteed By Kohler Cbase. Fan
francisco. Nr: vspn onss 10 sen ~ r,,nDs p,.no ~
sor sioo ss has Teen sold here for $3.50. Pay.
mepts can he made IN installmenta. II desired.
M Vann also rf5crs for sale MASON B HAN.
Inns PALACE ORGANS. which stand with.
ouc 4 rival. As Mr.. vann charges no commits.
sious. Pianos and Orsans can bs bought Of him
At San Francisco prices aus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23

nROPOsALS WILL bR
FRIDAY. the 26th IN
eye OF ceiling Ice cream I
also, Tor selling ice Gre
Also for the privilege OF I
stand at the Fair Ground
sepHstely. and to os ees
recretary. at Rrno; or 70
Gold Hill. The Trustees
reject bids.
Gold nil. eep< a. 1872
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23

N vork for NJ than
Al nos required !; We
yst home made oy
len. boys and girls
FOR ~. Nsv k@
ma free. Address
,Augnsta ,HsinA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23

m Can mako money fasSs
v at anything else. Cspii
will start you. si2 per d
me industrious. Men. Nox
thantsd everywhere 10 vssA
VINE. Costly outfit and 10
tihk ems TRUE D %
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
cEGREoATED EUROPA MININ

oEGREGATED EUROPA. MINING
y Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco. California.
Location OF worke, Storey county, Sate Oh
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the ftn Gay OF
April, 1879, an assessment mo. ~ o. Tweny:
ave Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. TO the Secretary, q
the ONCE Of the Company. Room 1s, No. 2<o
Montgomery street. Ban francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day OF Nay.
1879, will be delinquent, and advertised Tor
sale ct public auction. and unless pay ment 10
made before will be cold on TUkSDAr. the
27th day Of May, 1879. 70 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF Advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
RICHARD d. MOVES. Seeretary.
0nice-Room Is. No 2to Montgomery street.
Ban francisco, California. va
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23
POsrPONRMRNT

At meeting OF the Directors Of the abovs
Company. held on the sth day OF May. 1879. the
date OF deeming stick delinquent for astss!-
ment No. was postponed 10 nATUktAt,
NAY TwENTY.FuUkTH. 1879. and the day OF
sale 20 Monday. June o. ls1y.
Dy order OF the board VI Directofr.
9td RICHARD u. MOVES. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23
STATE FAIR ? RlvllEeES.

RECEIVED UNTIL
slant. for the privil.
II the Fair q ounds /;
I'm st the Pavilion.
estaursnt and lunch
q. Bids to BE- made
/ to p. b. comstock,
c. @. Stevensou. ~
ressrve tbs right to
,am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23
1860, 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
G. W. HALL, Proprietor.

rrIHIs oLD-KsTABLisHEp AND kRLI.
on.ntitv Of Renovated and Clean Linen with.
oat being damaged By manipulation or BY
chemical application.
PACKAGES punctually called for and 70
turned. ,,..,,e.
opposite International Hotel, y street, VIZ
Qlnia, and vesey House. Gold HUI. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23
posrpONRuRNT.

Tho day on which assess uent No. on the
stock OF said company shall becoms delinquent
has bssn postponed TO TUESDAY. SkfTkM.
BRR SIXTEENTH. 1879. and the day OF sale
has been postponed 70 MONDAY. Octobsr Q,
1879. BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
sotd y. 4. LUTY, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23

ofics-Rooms 3 and {. second door. 800 Call.
fornia street. San Francisco. California. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE AND REsIDENCE OPPOSITE
~ the Nxvs once. Main strest, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-23

ISSUES Commercial and rravsieu' Credits,
available In any part Of the world. MAKES
transfers Of money BY telegraph and cabis. and
draws exchange a customary ussnoss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
An EYplOSiOn.

A druggist came very near roisoniog young
aasu 10 this city the other dsy, and Va sliude
to the matter that it may bo warning to a..
most anybody. 1t seems that young man Of
highly respectable family, whose name We
withhold out of regard for bis friends" who
srs more or lees on their muscle OF times. took
dose of morphine to driva off the cfftcts of a
large quantity OF beer that be had hesu drink.
log for the purpos, of soberlng off on. The
morphine, the beer, and the stuff he had first
taken had lett bis stomach 10 very unhappy
frame of mind, aud ho applied to the druggist
for dose Of something thar would havs the
desired effect.
The druggist thought minute, aad csms to
the conclusoa that s,idlslz powder would b,
about the young mans s.zs, and went b,hio1
bis pressripi ~ bar and mixed it 40. Cumios
out from behind thesoroen. be SET the two tu n
blers before the youth of our land. aGd suppos.
ing Of curse that the ps.iens had bseo lhcre
before, walked aloog to where = customer was
waiting to see what was wanted. IL appears,
hoWsver, that tbe young MAJ Was moro familiar
with the genera! slz3 and CONTOUR of drluk Of
Hhiskey than he WAS with q ssidiiiz powder,
aud supposed of coucse that one glass coR.
tained the dose, aud the .lher some water to
put The FIRE out.
The liquid in one Of the glasses was perfectly
transparent as it always IL, sud the other con.
taiued q sediment ss 1t always does, and he
concluded at once that the sediment wss the
dose. Taxing glass in es.h hand he "doQned'
the sediment AID then poured in the water
There came burst Of thunder sound. the boy,
.. where was hs2 Somehow or o,hsr tho A.
tention of people in the store became attr acted
toward the young man. and the druggist snt
other sy mpsthiz,nx friends ha.tened to nis as.
sistsnce. The gas was comitg out of bis mouth,
ncss and ears. 81 it seemed as though there
vas q charge behind both of his eyes that wa9
trying to blow them out
A slight tullness Of the stomach was also no.
ticod. At the end OF five inmates the tsmpss!
seemed to have spert its fury, AID it was thought
That with proper Care the young man might be
Drought through. At:he end Of au hour he ral-
lied, opened his eyes aud recognizing the drug.
1ist, asked how many had been killed Ha
seemed to think there had bsen an explosion Of
chemicole. He is now walking about the streets,
apparently as we'll ss ever and the only thing
noticeable Is sort of disjointedness in hia con-
versatoo, caused bv hia stopping occasionally
10 gulp up wind.-PecEs Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
TE II SSj6AE.

EaNEE GD0DS.
SPRIHG AhU rUMMEE GG0DS.
The largest inoat complete sni best SOLICITED
stock of Hosiery il tho city to select from.
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and :;uspendcrs
DeJouivilie. Osborne Gura!32c and Counsellor
Scarlh. in all the inLes. cuio-s Hal ahsdos
Corsets, Ribbons and Handkerchief.
Underwssc for Ladies, GamtS, Children md n.
fun.s, in al sizes, iroal 29c - 81 es:h.
Kid Ind Thread Gloves in ncw shaGos
Ecek Euliiines, Laccs. Eisia8a, ant lnil line
OF Towels, HspkiHs, Sc.
Sun Uiuarei.a snd i'araso.a
Fairy apt' Zsphyr Worsted, GarinaulowD, Sss.
ony and Crgwnl Wool.
SD 10 q. hDAMs, g King st.
NEW GOODS.
SUN uM DREi.LAS aad i'ARhS0L3.
LADIES ond CHlLDHENS HOSIERY
BLACK SILK FRINGES
SILK sod FAEC? kUTTDHS.
NECK RUFFLIHGS.
XIX GLOVES.
TORCHCN snd ether LACEs, ali of which
will be sold at prices ~ sui. the times II
sp7 &. BERRY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

CULTIVATE ONE TALENT.-Oao talent, will
cultivated, deepaned and enlarged. is worth
hundred shallow f,cultiea. The first law Of
success at this dsy, wheu 80 msuy matters are
clamoriug for attention, is corcantralion; 10
b md all The energy to oae poit, looking nei'her
| 10 the right nor ths left. l. has bsen justly
s lid that a great deal of the wisdom OF a msu
| 10 this century is sho#n iu leaving things ua.
known aud q great deal f bis pracilca! senss
in leaving uSdons. The day If IIi7ersal scholars
js past. Life is short. and art is long," The
range of human knowledge mas increased 90
enormously, that no braiu can grapple with it;
snd ito man who would kuoW one thing Well
must have the ooussse to b. igoorapt of a
hyu:sud things. however attractive or inviting.
As with knowledge. So With work. The man
who would get al>ng must single out bis
specially. and into that must pour the whole
sties,u Of his activity--al the energies Of bis
hand, eye, tongue heart sDd brain. Broad
culture, many sidsdness, are besutiiul tblogs
TO contemplate; but iI is the narrowadge meo.
| the msu Of 'sipge aud intense purp'se' "no
steel their sous against all things el;e' WIZ n, sU
c,mpli.h the hard work OF the world, anu r wv ~
are everywhere 10 demand when hai" "0'> -
to be done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
AISaGUL rUaSAE,.

NOR THE FALL SEEDING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

lEB!hS EXTRACT OF MEAT Valen.
Hhes lost Jnlcc, vsjentin.'s Me-. Juice
aHu 1ycesine, hubbei's Prepared WEest. one
~ ~ 'as oest pr; paIa;l rs for iRta0s' food Gran
vta, AFRO" Root Cora Starch Tapiuus cago,
IIANac!s Vsuilis, Strawberry, Orange, So
H!quIi heLnet. Sc.. i1si rcceiv ed frts suppiiss
-ltN Z LEADBKhTEls s Bro.
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SEED

dh rEACH PARER-The oalv per(ec.
reach fn!er; will pare hsrd or soft nescbes
iLva..y hid q1'ck. Ihis parer Is in uss ir The
'' sesl canning factories. Fo. ssle by
sr.,r JAS. +. CAkLlN & SONS,
Gh ~ G3 King stree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
r = HEHRY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

TT =. HESRY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
lhs Eighteenth Annual Session of this School
WI! commence on MONDAY, September Is
/ ne io'io wing "rr tho ter ms OF tuition Fer FL
oTent:r :ry English ST; fer the more Advanced
f"c'isn kranches IS. ard for tho Higher Ii sth.
c'n'i'csl Branches and the Natural Sciences Sl0
per quarter, Ia advance.
Alter the 7Ih OF sontembe7 tho School room,
on z loan beiwecn Washington and Colum bus
IN 10 y n FOR ,he reception snd Classification of
pU,i.s. ,uo25-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

RIDE THROUGH A CANYoN.-Two advep.
turous miners recently took r:d, through tho
Big Horn Cangou, 10 the Yellc Rs,oue region.
never before traverssd by map. Wishing to
save 200 miles travel around The mountaiup,
they oonc!uasd to Try the caDyau. With some
tools they bad in their mining camp tney built
d ftail craft at the bot.om of the clnYoo. hay
ing previously taken down their materal Cf
red cedar. The boat was made twelve feet
long, three feet wdo, aod upon trial was tou,d
Co carry its cargo OF freight aud passengers
admirably.
So on the morning Of the o3i of July hey
anlied it and pushed into the current rbs
rush Of tho river. which before the starting
vas almost desfsuiog. Was terrible as tho boz:
started on its journey through this uuknown
gorge To 20 back was iup1sibls to ciub
che solid limestone walls which rose i've buu,
dred feet above their heads. where o mar.
row streak Of light lighted Up thsir course,
was not to bs entertained as means Of escape
through they must 90, trusting to their uoility
to avoid rocks and to the strength Of their craft
to run the rapids which they mot ut every bend
Of tho capynp. The loudes: halloo Was heard
as whisper Grottoes. caves, unkncRn re.
oesses of nature, we're passed by these hardy
oavigators. 10 places hccss Of moua,sin sheep,
| startled by the appearance cf The curiosity
ashine by below them, would lu1 along led 20
| Of rocks, Jump from crsg to crag, where foot.
| log for man would be impossible, and disap-
pear.
| Evening coming o. they attempted 10 tic
up for tho night. TLey worked the boa: Gloss
| to shore. jumped out. and away woot the c:af;
carrying the guns and provisions. With star
vatlon behind them, and hardly at1othod
before them. their chances of keeping oa ware
doubtful, when they luckily found two logs,
which they lashed together With their belts,
and again trusting to the river and still more dao
serous rocks they set ont to search fcr their
boat, which they fund two miles bslow, waore
it had stopped 10 sn eddy. Ga the after1oou
Of the third day. while wosd,rirg how much
longer the Big Horo Caoyor coald possib'y hs,
Trey suddenly shot out into the beautiful Big
Horn Valley, with Fort 9. f. Smith on their
fright.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
&eptonbe 1st, 1879.
From this dsto We oter exlra inducements in
ell styles of goods, il order to rcducs stock, sld
make room fur cur fall snd winter supplies.
DRESS GOODS CHEAP.
We call specisl attention TO our largo stock of
Dress Goods, which VIC are Offering at prices
guch balow cost. Many OF these goods we ara
selling ut half price. Call snd sec.
II. =. BHASHEAR,
Il. 3 HoomGs 10. 100 King street.
sep1 Alex andria. Va.
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4 LE&ANDHIA ACADEMY,
Corner st. Asaph and Wolfe Sta
Alexandria Va

The .-!I Annual Session Ct this School will
ccr,manCe MONDAY. Septem Der /
strict discipline and thorough teaching are
attributes OF ms school, which Is provided with
eVs'y cJmlort for the pupil. and all necessary
app .Iatus for illustration.
Tuition fos per actooi quarter of q months:
""'i'' Niase''. ST VI
iniotne late Class ........................8 8 TO
oeilJf CihIS...... 0
Advanced Senior CAS-. .....l 10 90
:sii!y 81 To" achoo house, or before Sept. -
JOHN s BEACH, Principal,
HGg H1-2T 81 North ST. AssDh street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

| NJ OT1CE-WE WILL AT ALL TIMES
| ~ SELL GROCERIES AS CHEAP, AND
| Man " THEM CHEAPER. THAN ANY
| PRIGE LIST TADVERTIsEU. A comnsrson
OF prlcts socl1t s j. DAVIDSON
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: ECHGUL FOX YOUNG LAuIhS.
4A (ALsO LITTLE GIkISl

4 SCHOOL FOX YOUNG LAuILS.
a (ALsO LITTLE GIhLS)
-, ms9 MAHf Il DEAHL. Of Becryvilio.
Clarke county. Va, who has had ample exps.
rIence and success as IL teacher, will resume the
Guiics OF her school in Alexandria, at the Ger.
man Bank, on King street between ST. Assph
and / u. SEPT t. 18th, 1919. shs tesche. tho
u;u,l English Breaches. with Mathematics, Lat.
In, French and Music.
Terms per quarter, Qeu weeks) PAYABLE in I'd.
Tnnce, afo IS follows For Primary Department
% I5i .Mnior S5; senior 81; Latin and French
zach 81 2j; Mu.c So.
=, KcieseIce Ices-Kev. H. Suter, Cher pas,or) Rav.
nr /! u. r Sp'iSg, Bishop +. NJ. Whtlle, Col
H. &. MohtaShr. q foruI-r patron) of Sbackel
iorjs, King and = ;oon coun,y, Va, Ir i.
r baldwin. CORNER pa.ron) Of Staunton, Va :;
Judge x. l.. Montague, of Middlosex, and Rev.
!, Martin, iDrmer PASTOR of Kentucxy.
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DOTGMAC uAi.kinG.
PREMlUN FRUIT TREES.
% o. &UNS0N'S hUNSEEYD

% q. Il NSUN' ) = I NSEEY.)
Will take orders for the above Fruit, Ornament
al and Shade Treos, Small Fruits, Roses, FLOW
erlng Shrubs, &c, ct Nursery prices o. my
store. corner CT Fairfax and Fr.rKin Els. Send
card, and will ca and take your orders snd
'eaVe Catalogue 0: prices Gad v.rie.irs, and can
give purchasers inquIriog u:ciuI hints about de-
sirAbIe varieties.
N9.lon W. p GRAVES.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-01-23
The Whipping Post i'm Canada.

WILLIAM BURT was sentenced to
twenty lashes of the cat-o'-nine-tails
and term of one months imprison-
mcnt. All having been made ready,
the Sheriff read the sentence of the
Court. Then he desired one of the
turkeys to keep count of the strokes.
"One," said the turnkey, and the
"cat'' came whizzing down across
Burt's back, leaving the trail of nine
blood-red streaks from shoulder to
shoulder. The strokes followed in
quick succession, and were admins
tered with biting sweep. At the
twelfth stroke the lash descended about
two inches lower than the preceding
ones. "Strike up" demonstrated
Burt, and not another word did he ut
ter until all was over. "Dominor'
said he then. His back by this time
was raw and livid, but no blood had
been drawn, although the great weals
stood out from his shoulders like blood
vessels ready to burst. He was released,
and then he turned to the man with the
CATO mine tails and asked, "Why
didn't you keep striking above?" "a
pretty good Christmas present this,
he continued, "and l have not de.
served it either. l wish, Sheriff, you
would give Judge Hughes my compli.
ments for this Christmas present, and
I am perfectly innocent of the charge u
81 can say nothing about that" re.
piled the Sheriff. "Both the Judge
and the jury believed you were guilty
81 am innocent for all that" said
Burt, land didn't get a fair oppor'
tunity for calling witnesses. 81
Thomas Jour nal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-01-23
the deed and cannot be removed.

the deed and cannot be removed. A
windmill for pumping water for stock
either on barn or tower, and farm bell
on house or barn for calling hands to
their meals, are part of the farm. And
the same State has also decided that in
case farmer has statuary or vases in
his yard or lawn, sitting on the ground
by their own weight, 20 by decd to the
purchaser. A man selling farm has
no right after the deed is made, to re-
move any rose bushes, shrubbery or
other ornamental or useful trees or
plants which are set in the ground.
Forest trees blown or cut down previ-
GUS to sale belong to the farm, but if
cut in firewood and piled it becomes
personal property, and can be removed.
All furniture in the house, even if it
is fastened to the wall to steady or to
hang it up, is generally conceded, does
not belong to the real estate. There
have been frequent conflicts as TO IL
brary cases, as we'll as we'll buckets, but
these are determined more by the de-
gree of permanence with which they
are attached to the premises. There
are thousands of other questions which
have been contested in the courts as to
what man buys with farm, but the
foregoing includes the most common
articles which the farmer needs to
know.-Ioaca State Register.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-01-23
Hair Dressing.

THE preference this season is for low
coiffures in the daytime and for the
street, while full-dress coiffures for
evening are high and low at the same
time. Two loops, each made of a
broad plated braid, dropping low on
the nape of the neck, form the present
modification of the chatelaine couture
which has SO long been popular. Each
of these braids is plated in five tresses,
making what is commonly known as
five plait;" an effort has been made to
introduce the still broader basket braid,
which consists of many fine tresses
passed back and forth as in weaving,
but this does not adapt itself readily to
the shape of the head, and hence has
not met with favor. The ends of the
chatelaine braids are reversed across
the top to make the hair high enough
on the crown, and to conceal the string
that ties the back hair. The front hair
is parted in the middle, and this part
ing is shown provided the harris thick
ly set; the hair is then smoothly
brushed and crimped very slightly, or
else worn in waves, or perhaps there
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these scallops are used, they must be
large, as the small ones look too stiff
and unnatural to be becoming to most
faces. Although it is an object once
more to display the white parting in
the middle of the hair, many ladies
cannot do this, rs they have shortened
the front hair by crimping it, SO they
brush the natural hair as flatly as pos
sible, and wear over it a scalpette of
short invisible curls and creped hair
made on an invisible foundation; the
scalpette is made of hair that curls and
waves naturally when moistened slight
ly, and costs from 81 to $40.
Crown braids are very fashionable
again, and there are many double
braids in crowns; these are liked by
short ladies, as they add to their height,
especially when made Of the light fluff
fly crimped braids; tall ladies use the
heavy smooth braids that lie close to
the head. Hair-dressers arrange q
crown braid of hair slightly crimped,
and finished ON each end with little
cluster of five or six short curls that
meet low at the back, making the pref
ty Psyche couture. These crimped
braids remain permanently crimped
after having been plated when moist