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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30
CRIMTN Al.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The Tribune
Keokuk special says: The trial of Bill
Young, the murderer Of Louis Spencer
and four children, closed in Kahoka, Mo, j.,
Saturday, resulting in a verdict of not
guilty. The elimination of the case, how
ever, occurred to-day. The circumstantial
evidence was strong. but was weakened by
a fasco Of the detectives evidence.
Although Young was acquitted, the belief
in his guilt was very decided among the
citizens, and they determined to lynch
him. On Sunday afternoon Young mar
ried Lydia Bray. of Ohio, and on Monday
evening the couple arrived here before
going to YouDg's home in Luray. AS
their train passed through kahoka. this
morning. Young aud his wife alighted, and
mob OF from 200 to 800 followed them
on horseback and in wagons, and surround
ed his house. They demanded his sur
render, but Young opened fire on the
mob. and shots were exchanged until he
was wounded. Eight men then forced
their way into the house, took him ont and
hanged him. The excitement there is
intense and no further details are received.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30
Reaairg's Russia salve.

For over fifty years Redding's Russia
Salve has been acknowledged the leading
remedy Tor all flesh wounds and skin dis
eases. e. B Claflin, rhe great New 4 ork
dry goods merchant, prononDces it the
best rem edy / have ever used.'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

Printing. Binding and Blank Book work
speciaties at The ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers
Satisfaction guaranteed Eff
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Last NIGHTS Dispatches.
xrDIAEs.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Commissiouer
Hoyt received the following telegram to-
day:
SHosHoNE AND hammock AGENCY,
Wyo., Oct 2S.-To the commissioner of
Indian affairs: In view of the many ru-
mors afoat to the effect that the Indians
on this reservation are about to 90 on the
war path Washakie speakes for the
Shoshones aud also for theArapahoes, and
desires NE to inform the Great Father
that all Indians are friendly. peaceable
and quietly attending TO their affairs. and
no one need apprehend any trouble from
this quarter.
(Signed1 BATTEN. Agent.
Inspector Pollock telegraphs 10 the COM
missioner of Iodian affairs from Los Pi-
ms: Ouray says: Five lodges of the
Muache band OF Utes, who had been liv-
ing on the Dry Cimaron, started about
thirty DAYS ago for the Southern Ute
agency. They were last seen near Laveto
station, on the Rio Grande railroad [ fear
they have been killed by soldiers. If so,
the Southern U,es will seek revenge.
will start for the agency at noon.
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MEDICAL.
Blu hu-P ib al
wA SUE THING !

Itnever fails Cure yourself for ST. Prof Cha
pins Buchu- -paiba-a quick, complete cure for al
Urinary, Kidney, Bladder ana Genital Diseases,
male or female. 81 at Druggists. Advice free.
Depot IS Barclay St., New York, and for Rock 1sl-
and at Bengston'e.
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NEW JERSEY

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 30.-The Epis
copal convention elected DR.. Thomas A.
Stanley of Paterson bishop.
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YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS. Oct. 3O.-Noon-No new
cases or deaths. The weather again turned
cold.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

Legal Blanks, ofall kinds for sale at
THE ARnuG 0FFIGES
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

Hemorrhoids II suffered terribly Had
made arrangements with q prominent
eurgeon to operate A friend advised me
to try Giles Liniment and Pills. did
so, and to my unspeakable joy,.got imedi-
ate relief, and am now cured
j. L. KENNIN.
Metropolitan Hotel,N. Y.
Giles Pills cures Rheumatirm.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamh-
let
DR., GILES
100 West Broadway, N. 7.
Irial siZa 25cents
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New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30
FINANCIAL.
Gold 100
Money-6G1
6overnments-SteadY.
O. s. Bonds SO cent e9's 1881. ....... ....1.05It
f11e .-.s.-,-.-.---...----...- 4 Oo5s
NeW De .---...-....--...--... -. -IVo14
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Feverish and unsettled; H@fMc lower;
No red cash 36A
Rye-Dull.
Corn-Quiet; mixed western 58n5SH.
Oats-Dull; mixed western 3SZ041.
Pork Dull; 10 75.
ard Heavy: 80
Whisky Unchanged.
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Wealth Easily Obtained.

Jay Gould, combining vast amounts
of money with several great capitalists,
has frequently made colossal profits IN
stock speculations, paying millions to
each shareholder. The new com1ina-
ton plan of Messrs. Lawrence IL Co.
confers similar benefits on the share
holders who invest small and large
amounts, from $25 to $1,000. The
money of thousands of customers Is
thus massed in one mighty sum, and
operated with the ripest experience
and best skill, has secured the most
brilliant successes. A hotel keeper in
Ohio invested 800 in combination,
which netted $478. Three reinvest-
ments resulted in total profit of $13,-
801,18. A Boston gentleman invested
$500 in combination, which yielded
a profit of $2.8l704; two reinvestments
nettcd him $3, ,644 81. A Chicago mer-
chant made $43,2 Al in four months
of combination investments, New ex-
planatory circular with ''rules for
unerring success" Apply to Messrs.
Lawrence & Co. Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place. New York City.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

Persons visiting OF leaving New York
City for business or pleasure. or to visit
Niagara, Saratoga, the White Noun
tains. West Point. Garrison 8, Brighton, or
Maohattan Beach, Long Branch. or other
summer resorts, will find The GRAND
UNION HOTEL. opposite the Grand
Central Depot, one of the best aud most
convenient Hotels in New York City
to stop at, being situated just opposite the
Grand Central Depot, you save your bag
gage, expressage and carriage hire; it is
first class in all its appointments, aud kept
on the European plan, affordiug guests
the privilege of paying only for what they
get; its $50 elegantly furnished rooms are
reduced to only one dollar and upwards
per day. The Restaurants. Lunch and
Wine Rooms are supplied with tho best
You can live better with less money at the
GRAND UNION HOTEL than at any other
frst-class Hotel in the city. 1t is under
the management OF VIM. d. Garrison,
who studies to make guests fully at home
and fully merits the large patronage it
receives.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

The Excelsior Chsir is the best Chair in the mar
ket. The hest made. The most durable. The
best finished The Chair that gives the best salts
faction. The best for the office, the public build
Y g the veranda the parlor or the invalid. Thir-
zen zen different styles All work warranted Send
Aol cuts and price list to ~
Summit Station T.
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Rock Island Market.

Rock ISLAND, Oct. 30.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
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BUSINESS : CARDS.
SWEENEY, JACKSON G. WALKER
M. III. CORBETT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHAN
n Gerry and Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans and
Collects. ONCE and Avenue, 3rd door east of
Bengston's Drug Store, Rock Island, Ills.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

LONDON, Oct. 30-Bullion in Bank of
England has decreased 100000 pounds
the past week.
The price of tin 10 Cornwall yesterday
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Ccmmissiouer
Hoyt received the following telegram to-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-18
Tho Value Of Advertising.

A man Who had lost valuable um.
brslla and knsw how to advertise. did Il
thus:
eff the man Who was seen to take an
umbrella from the vestibuls Of the -
church, last Sabbath evening. does not
wish 70 est into trouble, and have a
stain cast upon the Christian character
which hs values so highly. he will return
Il to No. =, San Fernando street. He
II veil known" .
Thb duly appeared in the paper. and
on the following morning the man was
astouished. when he opened the front
door OF his residence. On the porch
lsy at least q dozen umbrellas OF all
shsdss and sizes. that had been thrown
in from tho sidewalk. while the front
yard was literally paved with umbrellas
Many Of them bad notes attached to
them, saying that they had been taken
by mistake. and begging the loser tc
keep the little affair quiet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-18

Txr.x Il Q man In Illinois who never
seeks the seclusion . bedroom grants,
but prefsrs to retire with the crickets
and the spiders and the ants. He does
mot believe In pampered luxury. Even
slsepine ON the soft side Of board is
luxury which he rarely allows. He has
Q trench dug In his back yard. in which
he reposes, after Q man servant has GOV.
cred all bat his head with earth. He
might find bis position rather uncom-
Portable II Q number OF cats and dogs
undertook to hold matinee in the back
yard soms evening. Should he die in
the night his funeral expenses would be
light, and this Is some consolation to bis
friends. Here rests his head on the lap
Of mother earth. youth to fortune and
10 fame unknown. He never liked q
bed or steamboat berth. but loved TO
sleep in the back yard slone.-Dssro's
Frs Press.
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NOTICE OF SUITS cnMMfNctu

mo THE FoLLOwINo.NANED DpFBnD.
i suts. and 70 Ill owners OF Or claimants 70
the real % ate and impruvemeuts thersou. of
improvements wh.n sseesssd sspsfstsly. In the
Town OF Gold III J., Storey county. hsvsda,
hersinsfter d~srib-d, Known ann unkopwni %
commenced In the Justicei Court Of Township
No. ., Storey county. Nevsds, BY the stste o.
Nsvsda, plaintiff, against each Of the defendants
hereinafter named, and each OF the fellow.
ing.dsscribsd tracts OF parcels Of land VIII
the improvements thereon. snd improvsmssnm ~ ss
claimants TO the ams. known or unknown, "
recover the tax and delinquency sssssssd 20
aid defendants sgAinst said property. for the
nscal year commencing the ie day Of January,
A. d. ISIS, AID ending Dscsmhsr y 4: y. lsIy,
and ths. . summons nss been any ,s iss1sc ,hs, "
unless you appear and answsr the complaint
nied in said Court on or before the isth day q
August, A. D. lS79. Of the hour o. ~ o'clock
A, n. Of said day. Judgment VIII b taken
against you and the real estate and improve.
msnts therein dsscrhsd. fos the amount o. nx
and dslinqusncy spsctned ana cosn OF su"'
Nams. t-i 7ar oSd Dss"fssey'
part Of lot No. Il. block no. I. rapss
b, and improvements. ............... tlo W
Gee Lss--Tsx and delinquency on - feet
OF lot No Q. block No. .. range Q. and
inprovtmenn. :...:;...... ~ !"
Burke D Hsmilton Mining o., CORPORA
tion-Tax and delinquency on lot No.
81. block No. ], range B. and Improve =.
J. p 1ni 1a.m;.i:s ;i;;:':i.i and G:iinaa:ney On
part OF lot q, hlo.kl. rsngs =, and ., m
improvemeuts. see. :. secs. ...........S u ~
r. j. hsmil on-Tsx and dslinquspey on
lots iik and -, block'e, range o. ~
and imWovsmsuts ts....:.......!......s -. vi W
Dennis oAhill-Tax and delirqueney On
the north part Of lot 90. block .,
range d, and Improvements ....... ~ "
Chonta n Ming Co.-Tax and delinquency
on land aud improyeusut w,st Of lot =.
%. block Q. range D..;.;:,,vs;:.;;S;;;;:; ~"
Virgins. R.i s:1. 81, t'S;sis f. iss STOREY Co.
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ANNUAL MEEfIn0.

nYPIoE UNION CONSOLIDATED sILyER
~ Mining Company. San flanc!seo, CA: ~:
June II. iSp.-The annual nassting q . tns
stocihoIdsrs Of ths Union ooneolidatsd silysI
Mining COMPANY, fOr. tns siscuon .nd ~ no ;ss
t,,nssstion Of such other business. - may
properly com: before y viii e ssn = .,a sssir
san Fnncisco. California. q hpSpAf. I, ;SSiy ,S!y,
twenty. .nrst. 1879. q two o'cioe. o. tn,s
dsy. Transfer BOOKS will b closed July IL,
1879; Ca q '0'siofl \. is6nfrrNoroN. sser....,.
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BluKrRs lip'iIiOlixsIRsls.

s"s .'yiIs.s' caor u r.ssssr
or SAN rRAlelsooa..2 'l.'
b ssaoal mia. hllsiIhrp
sAN y1AlGSoo.. ....."......oAtDoo1f
al .eslis.dlgE s-pso gsl I
uf f4uz-
r.M - OasssaL. sysseysss -os,i
s..sry %. 3. Bs.As,..-. s,ssP,ssy+sesa
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DIREoFoRs,
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JoHN Y. 1LGflI. q. + IL0Wso s.
Hxs 2.4Atklr--s
cushisr.. ..,,............... .......E v. ok1pn
Aesot e ViyRinia. usvnAA. %. Go. a. Kue
Assats q New Yotk. ......- 70. T. ounfnnsos
tsa Wan ssssst,...:.... t0so. =. heAHpss
IssuHs Commercial 80 sssvslsn' Credits,
sy.,!ss: :...a;s4: q T nss.2 =. :.,,s ia:; "a
Ss,risesSssss sfs suS1rssess. .,oGxoi
TasnksxS ss56i iiSsiiiu:s -
dr'rSD DealDashaD DseA1oasanJ} Ell
--s sbsm 1edi"ra !
gxohAn1k "+i
O. The psinoips, sisist sAseegHSst tAs unissd
States. Hurops. Jepaa. ohi.a I'd sshsc -
.ss ISs,.; ~ ,ss e ais,'.as sssds,s SSS,6 A N"
NEW Yosx BAxxns-The baah II New yosk.
N. 3. A., Ansrican Rxehausa NeHAoasl aaak.-S
Loupou s.srnsexssas9 snsn, fkyns-A
smiths; ths Union Bank q xoades. GS,itsf
BANK OF VRGHefAi =
II .nJI Du SI'pA eVroo'o,e
..,.o- - ai Y4f.sic.-
d. b. JACKSON ........fn1afDxf
q. pANlxLS........".." ..... .oAs1a
u1HIs BANK DoIs A GENERAL RANKING,
l stock and Exchange Businss. go" 10 .,
..f Ia oat.tf. --Il siA. folfl l.'
sseska Bssghs ssd ssla ssA Cassisd
81 Liberal Masussa q lrv
,Err-- oi' ~rnir
EXCHANGE for sais on aii the principal
einss OF Europe end p; 9r,spS SHirr 49,. 49, >.
M ---..-- -. :. Z. ~. nHtHs. -.
Z. q. FRAMKkL,,,s !,
'-I 'r5iIrimiT fo5s-H q
srook AND MONTY sRokER.
....... .......pI.iI en- - 3 rf'1'
0yIICR - Main street, Geld ntii, Jusi
aksvs the Dask q Caiifsrnis. %
STOCKS BoUaHT, SOLD AND CAR
nIED ON MARGINS.
HIS eorssponosnts in Gan yraneisso are
1. aLAzuR . co., Members Of The ssa
Francisco Stock and I1ehanss Beard.
I. Il. RALsTos, AZ 10 n.
sona'..'s. y s''''' STOCK l' 'asssl 's'x1 !;
MAIN STREET, GOLD mLI-
STOCKS sovoHr AND SOLD
r,f . -Axp- v'f.H 49,
oAlaIxD or nAnsH.
.a' h.nrd
MONEY ADVANCED on ACTIVE AooouNn
.... -.ftn rs.iI hug .r1Irrp'f .H'f'
STRICTLY COMMISSION DUMMIES.
We. rzox,sox. az. DOUGLAS.
DOUGLASS 1 THOMPSON.
sroek AND MosEY sRox GRs
.Iu. -.-- .H"g' a' ii
OrEhSst
% SOUTH O sTHRET, vIlaM
Uspesiis Nsyr,s BuiAhsj
cTooKs BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CON
y niaion and carried On nsfyss'
Correspondents, LATHAM 4 xiNa. sAi
Flncisoo.
SILVER pouoHr AND SOLD.
In, .
I. B. McGURN,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER.
-.r r,... .-srsa.f. d elssSsf ? p
100 South Q st., Virginia,
WILL BuY AND sILL STOCKS ON CON
wv missiou, On IL moeS feyueabh tHns
viii also carr stseh % Aafsifn 'S'''
Msnsy Lsan sn an 0ssa Marketable
ssssrisass.. 'r r~'
GOLD AND sILvKH BOUGHT ANr
q. soLD. = y -'ll 2, q.
sDo. =. DANA. t.R. pn1Iu
L. p. DRExLER 4 CO.,
s.7if ds.N ~ r
STOCK sR oKERs.
r.Is,l .i.i toe
O1IICKs,
Ola HsliswS Duiitinss
O STREET ..............vtRaiNIA OI1l
ssseks Bsushs, oslA snA Csryts,
i. Gsss;;g'.''s'' End, |. s.. '"''''''' '' 14fH.' e.
FREIGHT DELIVERY!
GOLD HlLL.....NEvADA'
vvyyyy AvSSHauIrw4yx
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LITTLE HARLlN-SrIke.

John keuyr Lood tsaS tns coun s'e'A sA'
Tns epecsspon efsneo ta,
For gnmpss oI tne n.oIns ny ..ns:
Whue zoe 1Y1eo iuocso ~ ~
A. smnt tn!n ooy 70 sy v.
Ana on ups G.psu tns t,
"Are yca so1n fsip w Iusu
win q ncwn nsktnefeatafes pAe'
"Yes. sifr' the ansverina accents suiks
Jhs Ar VIII soT ol mosn,
"but ne mosty - Lnue nnn sps
That on snipoosfo Am knovh; novh;.
"Lns sehaszer iouS nonor; us afulAne "s''
Tns poEcemhn nns wv. .,.,.,..
Voo nov yo.n n..,r n Sss.
Fer small ooy ssuns nun.
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ST0CKNoIDERS' .MEE1lNe.

TEE Assu4IL y LEsTlSs. TIN ..;.. q 1sis s.;s ssoes; q
csI,.ss.l oT:s sa1,ss sss SeH a M Z ss.ss q
URDAY. JULY -, ie1s,, q ths eonr 9 ~
o'eiecf ,. r.. fes the election g IIasys eo ns1
10 -. M r RHAk, essrstaSy. !.
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sTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

OrFIoE BENTON ooNsoLIDATsD CON.
" psny. San Prancisco, July u, lSls. Ine ns
Above named Company viii b tsld on WED.
NlspAY The !hii.sh =. a.y S e sSly ,s; & q
p.ny. Room. sca q :. NJ; sSa ~ men,ssrss, E SS,
pose Of slseting Board OF Difsctoes Tor the sa'
ness - nay come before the meeting. Tnnsfef
Books viii bs clossd ou Saturday. the 18th In
stapt, st y O'Clock D. and until after ths meet
ing, WI. b. WATSON, Secretary.
fr ..rifs-T fy1kdvfN Ial fed' ul
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c. WlEeAnD Z co.'s
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
CHEMICAL LABORATORY.
OWNERS OF D0aS

TN THE TOWN OF GOLD Hill. TAI. -
a ,ns ANIMAL tax Of g on each and every DOG
Sept IN the town OF cold Hill. y dns md pay
aba. Procure tsgs tnmsdtstsiy noa L. un.
dsrsiensd, a I shail proceed forthwtn 70
strictly snioros The sasd ofdinancs. ox
Jun. N. ,sr. x..:a.i 4 S.S Nh.
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Aiss, the YsIiewisg Ksewn - he
old works.

First-ons Engine complsts, two tabular
boilsrs and buildins covering same.
Decond-Une Quarts MIL. nistinG Of tsh
stamps. tvo mos are. hrrs ans. two s:etlefe.
ops clean up pan, Que rrto!t snaN. u0x
covering mil, achinery.
Puschssrfs 70 bs asp nss OF ssssine aown
and = moving.
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BosroS carefully provided for the
small boys amusement on the Fourth
by giving twenty free entertainments,
consisting OF concerts. jugglsry. .ventrilo-
quism, marrionettes and dancing. The
performances began early and lasted
until sunset. In consequences. not one
youth blsw his little head. arm or leg on
in honor OF tho glorious day. and the
Coroner's fees were nothing.
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MACHINERY FOB SALE.
FOR SALE,
AL rn-
Machinery and Buildings
-.ue..p. 70 ms T'' r''''
tWoodville G. & s. NJ %.
minated q. GELD Hm n,.'.s Ne.
b sries, rs.wiss

uNuST-oHE COMPLETE YRlCfion.
grsssd Hosting Msehins. consisting q
ons direct acting Steam Engine. win 49,
boxss and, lsvers two hotsting drums Sos
round popS with boxss. sole plsees md sonacSt
ling lsvsfs;two Tubular Boilsrs, smoksetsek.
bfssching. guAes cocks, fed gumps. beth6
fru1fA, gIsAs har. beck pilates md door. ooQ.
pIsts q 90 up including al the brick wo!1.
foupdstioh bo,is and tim6ses. also tvo hasiils
ropss bslonging 70 hoiss.
Bsoond1On puppst vaivsEssrd runyne
Kpgins complsts, With I'll surface rom sotionst
iucludinf surface bob and four hundred fess of
10 by 10 Inch pump rodA with stnpplpe phtee,
four PiunRer Pumps, e.inch diameter, s.fees
stroka. and ons 10 inch Buchet Pump slse.
go fest S-inch column two Pine Boilers con.
plets, with the steam pipe beloneinG 70 punp
snsins, snd brick wosk around boiless. - =
fhird-Ons dirsctsctins All Conprsssss
FoSrssHFour Mining csp. . Lot ofold llsks.
shovels snd drills /; one ssissy cass sna essns
1iith~rhs Hois,ins and Pumptne xnEtas
Building (knosn - the new hoisung vce!ls
ipclu Ing the gallows frame. building bolnf
doors and windows also carpenter shop ead
q plscss Of u by i2'inch isfoot mining H.
bsfs. ...
tools and matsrials In same. -
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Txxlx IL NO situation that cannot dis
cover . lower depth. Here is news
paper comforting Q man who has Lost
both his legs with the information that
he wont hereafter be troubled with
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N Dan nsss money fsssss g vosh for Ne than
y d anything elsa. Capital ne4 required; ys
VII start ycu. si1 per dAysA,henA nsd.1
thsatsd svayvhsrs 70 vofk. % n. Nsv = ~
Vma. Cos2y oufdt snd trns nss. AAd$sG
tnS en' TsuH = 90. Ansnsh ,eAnA.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-18
GOLD HILL BAKERY

BREAD At REDUCED PRioEs.
~ Pies and Cakes at rsduosd prices.
Fancy or assorted Cakes made 70 order q
short notice.
The Restaurant Department 10 the dnset in
the state. All kinds Of Game, Poultry ano
Tresh Fish received and served up daily. son
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-18

RA1Go o. OhARoBo.
Board and Lodging. per week :. .......si1 %
Children nom TO - yssnof age, half prios.
W-Inyalids, - we'll - business man or
families, SEEKING recreation and pleasure. VIII
nnd this the very place. jean
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-08
The Price Of an italian Count.

IL II strange that the titled poor
should make the acquisition Of money
the object and aim OF life2 With Italian
pride, Count holds hts title worth 30
much per year. A thousand dollars per
year Il certainly small income, or would
be In America. But titles are more plen-
tiiul than fortunes In Italy, so Count
will gladly marry II his wife can give him
that Income. An italian army officer is
not permitted 10 marry unless he has an
income Of 5000 francs $1,000 year. His
pay Is so small that he can barely live
upon Il himself, but he Is not allowed to
incur expenses that he cannot meet,
therefore he must not marry without the
assured means Of maintaining his family.
Is It strange that American fortunes are
so eagerly sought by Italian titles?
"Who do You think Is the belle of Flor.
ence now?p was asked few days ago.
said did not know.
"Miss OF Philadelphia, who will
have forum Of $4,000 agear. She II
with her mother, wealthy widow, and
all the poor Princes In Europe are at their
feet. The husband and father made this
money, so coveted BY those Princes, ~ a
canal contractor. The mother and dangh-
ter have come TO Europe 20 spend H."
The Venetian Princes are even poorer
than the Florentine, and unfortunately
for them, the American colony here Is
very limited and not very wealthy. In
deed, with but one exception, the Amed.
can fortunes are too small to 90 out OF the
family. This one will, without doubt, buy
a title, a. Il IN quite understood that
neither mother nor daughter Il averse 10
such an alliance.
One could entertain some respect for a
poor italian Count II he were ~ man for
a that" But he Is not. His poverty
stricken pride looks down upon the hon
est labor Of hand or brain a. beneath his
titled notice. Ills impeeunious indolence
scoFns any exertion that tends toward the
Independents Of self-support How can
one respect the poverty Of young man
who rises NJ II IN the morning. takes his
coffee before rising, makes his toilet,
saunters out 10 the piazza, apends m hour
over cup of coffee at n little table In the
arcade, where he gossips with two or three
other young mobiles, aud comments on
every lady who passes with q freedom
OF language not known 10 ears polite.
As be spends the last hour Of the morn
ing. 30 he generally spends the afternoon,
and the evening Is only varied by the
promenade. Elevated nobility, Is Il not
But such is the daily occupation Of the
poor Italian noble-Prinec or CounL-aa
be calls himself What a high-minded
creature for q woman 10 look 10, To re-
spect, love, aud 10 support with her for
tnnel II strikes me that all the titles in
Italy would not compensate for the loss Of
selt-respect on the part Of the American
girl who deliberately sinks her own no.
bility-the rank Of an intelligent. high
minded woman--to the level OF such
efiete aFisfocracy