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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
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California Items.


SAN F~nAScIsco, Sept. 9.-The oom'
plsts count In the city gives the follow
Ing result The workingmsn elect the
Mayor, Sheriff, Auditor, Treasurer. Tax
Collector, Public Administrator, Sur.
vsyor;: District Attorney, City and Coun-
ty Attorney. Police Judge. one Superb.
sor, Ave members OF the Board Of Edu.
cation and q Railroad Commissioner.
The Republicans elect the Assessor. Re.
cordsr. County Clerk. superintendent Of
Streets. Superintendent OF Schools.
eleven Supervisors, seven members OF
the Board Of Education. n member
OF the State Board Of Equalization, and
r~e.elect Congressman Davis. The Supe.
rior Judges elected are mostly on the
tickets Of all parties Some OF the on.
GERS are elected by majorities SO small
that II is possible that an official count
may result In some changes.
Il Is quite probable that in this city Q
number OF recounts will be demanded.
The Board OF Supervisors last evening
resolved to act as o committee OF the
whole In conjunction with the Mayor to
confer with prominent citizens with q
view OF organizing q suitable reception
for President Grant on his arrival by the
next China steamer.
The Territorial Pioneers will celebrate
the twenty. ninth anniversary Of the ad.
mission OF California into the Union ut
B'nai Birth Hall this evening with lite
rary exercises and o ball.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 9.-The State Fair
opened yesterday under the most favor.
able auspices. The display and attend.
auce was good, and o lively interest
was manifested in the races.
MAnYsvnLE. Sept. 9.-At an early
hour yesterday morning O FIRE broke out
In the storehouse Of E. @. Ross 4 Co /.
on High street. which destroyed that and
the adjoining buildings, AZ follows: E.
G. Ross, two stories. filled with crockery,
tinware and stoves; loss on stock, $780,.
900, insured for 800. 600; loss on build.
ing, SIG, ZOO. N. D. Popert's stock OF
stationery and fancy goods; loss, Sl2,.
900. @. F. School, mi story brick; loss,
90, 900. Furniture in houses on High
street; loss about $4,000. The build
ings are all completely Quilted. but the
walls are standing. The total loss on
the buildings and stock will aggregate
$50, 600. with IN insurance OF fully one
half the amount.
SAN RAyAEL, Sept. 9.-The day OF the
execution OF Salvador, for the murder OF
Paul Risger on Paper Mill Creek in
this county last April. has been set for
the I'd Of October next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
4 Mean InesndIary Fire.
Ward R.ae,r. Sep.. 8.

Ward Refer, Sep.. D.
Blk stone charcoal kilns. hlled with
coal burned at the time the furnaces
shut down. tho property Of the Martin
White Company. were found to be on fire
Thursday morning last. There was be.
tween four and ave thousand bushels Of
coal In the kilns which will probably be
o total loss. Il 10 too evident that the
fire was the work OF an incendiary. The
individual who fred the coal either did
Il out OF pure unadultsrated c~ussedness,
or for revenge. It is hardly possible
that Il was done for the purpose OF Gre.
ating q demand for charcoal. for but lit
lie is used here. The intense heat rem
dered one OF the kilns, valued at 1900.
worthless for future uss, which, together
with the coal destroyed. will bring the
loss up to 3d. DO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
Business Revival.

New Yonx. Sept. Gone indication
OF the revival OF railroad manufacturing
industries appears in the fact that q gen.
tleman, acting as agent for Q southwest
srn railroad, recently wrote to all the
rolling mills in the East asking bids for
5000 tons OF rails. and not one Of the
mills would bid. Each aud all declared
that they were full Of orders, and for
months ahead. sone OF them until Feb.
ruary, and could not consider his offer
at all. He says this was the tenor OF
the replies received from every rolling
mill east OF Chicago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
Fine Work.

A News representative was this morn.
ing at the Office Of DR.. E. A. Brewster,
dentist, No. I South O street. Virginia.
The doctor IL doing some wonderful
work. Whole crowns Of teeth are built
up anywhere In the mouth and guarsn.
teed to stand the test Of time. lrregu.
lsritiss arc corrected and all kinds OF
plate work executed In the very latest
and best style.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09

IxslNE.-Stephen Ellsworth, who was
arrested O few days ago on q charge oil
insanity and released the following day,
was again arrested late on Friday night.
as he had been violent and considered
unsafe. Ellsworth has always enjoyed
the reputation OF being . very excellent
and temperate man, and his most init
mate friends fail to account for his In
sanity. In early days no and his
brother were the proprietors Of the Mer'
rimac mill on the Carson river. The
brother Is now Superintendent Of the
Booker mine at Bodie. Ellsworth will
have to be taken to the insane asylum.
Carson Appedl, Sept. z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
Fatal Stage Ride.
Nsrada lCal.l Transcript.

Nepuao tcus'S <'""'F'
The Monday that Wm. F. Cummings
met his death at the hands Of the robbers
was the first time that he had ever In
bringing gold from Moore'sF Flat to Wells,
Fargo and Co.'s office here come down
via stage. It had been his custom to
bring the bullion through by private
conveyance. and TO be accompanied by
another man. Both would take the pre-.
caution to be we'll armed. and selecting
some unreasonable hour to make the
trip proceed with the utmost caution.
Had Mr.. Cummings and his companion
been assailed BY h~ishwaymen on any Of
these occasions they would doubtless
have been able to protect their lives and
the property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
Murray,s Financial Troubles

NEW York. Sept. "a Sun New
Haven dispatch says that proceedings In
bankruptcy against Rev. W. h. H. Muir.
ray were begun yesterday. Alfred G..
Hull. Of Guildford, better known as
Deacon Hull. filed q creditors petition
for the appointment Of a trustee. Hull's
claim IL for between $500 and $500.
He could find no property to attach,
hence the present proceeding. The
Deputy Sheriffs still hold O score or 30
Of horses belonging to Murray. which
ware attached In July last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09

fRoM THE EAsr.-Captain Rhodes. Of
the Rhodes salt marsh. arrived or the
Comstock on Saturday. He speaks en-
couraginely Of the prospects in his part
Of the State. Just before he left, the
Victor Mining Company. whose mine
adjoins the Northern Belle. reached
their vein and found ore that will aver
age 500 per ton. This Ia considered .
very important strike.
STATE FAR.-This year the sixth an
uuai fair Of thu Nevada State Asricul.
tural, Mining and Mechanical Society,
which commences Ut Reno. October D.
promises to be the best exhibition OF the
industries Of the State ever held. The
racing will be especially interesting n
tbs premiums offered are liberal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09

NEVADA CESrRAL.-Grading 10 pro.
crossing finely toward the Butte. smith
4 HatAeld's teams are hard at work on
tina frst mile. on trial. As soon as zoe
contracts are let work will commence In
sections over the whole line. The con.
tractors are surprised to sec the ease OF
working the soil. The rolling stock Is
ordered and oil the timber for construc.
tiop.-Baah Mowtah Messenger. Sept. o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
Arrivals sh,s Morsi.r.

+ Pope. AS Mewilliams. L I Foysey.
L N Lewis, q Lipman. J + Wrinkle. II
Norris. E Scribner and family. Mrs Muir
ton and children. A Blakely. G Schnait.
tacksr, O = Wood. F Msndel and wife. s 7
Swift. W 8 Wood and family. s Gam
mon. o EAvsns. IS Angus, A Leonard.
A Cornwell. Geo Lee. A Sloan. A Gillen.
J E Barclay. N Quinn. G Williams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09

BARTLETT CRrrx.-very encouraging
reports are received from the Bartlett
Creek mines, says the Siver Stale. Mer
are at work on the Montauk and High
land mines, taking out paying ore. The
Badger mill, recently purchased by T.
Roinhart, has started up crushing ore
Mining men who have examined the
mines speak encouraginsly OF tho pros
poets. and predict that sooner or iatei
there will be q lively camp at Bartlett
N.n.k
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
AZ .A. "a. q c. ..a \. q =. Sham.

The set OF boilers moved from the
Gould x Curry shaft to the new g. 4 @.
and B. & b. shaft are in place and will
soon be ready for use. They are
needed. The foundations Of the new
pump hoist and for the big pumping en-.
CINE are nearly completed. and both are
TO be put in place ct once. Sinking ID
making good progress at the shaft. The
amount Of machinery lying about wait
ing the completion OF the foundations 10
really wonderful. such and 80 great are
. pumping engine and . pump hoist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09

As AN argument against Chinese i'm
migration, the old saying that. "Chiek'
ems will come home to roost has lately
been refuted by q gentleman who lost q
fine rooster, but identified bis tail feath-
ers In the rear OF o wash house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09

A Spanish proverb says: "The road
Of By.snd-By leads TO the town OF
Nsv.r."-Baiimors Me,es. That's moth.
ing. II the provsrb had said: THE
song Of the Sweet By.and.By leads to
the town Of Hardly. Ever" we'd have
hoistsd the yellow dag.-M. 7. EEprsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
.roCK aEP0ar.
Last EVENING.


LAr xSxSiSo.
$50 RAYMOND q Ely. Toe. SO. 100
ass Eureka Con-. l6s
10 Jackson,
500 Belmont, 800
400 Leonard, 500
ial0 ola. 6Oc. b5c
GA Northern Belle. IS, 4 be
9so N-.nh,ti.n. az
eio 0r,nd Prizs. AZ, 4 co, az
nos Areen,s. $50
zoo NAVAJO, 2so
SO Morning Star. 500
500 Endowment. SOC
200 Tuscarora. l0c
500 Independence, 2lo, 22o
$50 Belle Isle. ~. y ~, u
400 Day. l5c. 20c
400 Hamburg. N
10 Hillside. l %
$50 Paradise. 240, 2io
IS NJ. Diablo. Aa'4s
100 Wales. ~
1875 North Belle lsie' 4oc' DOC
1000 Big Prize. 400
~ Bodie. ios
80 : Ssonsi. az,
s70 Tioon' 3 MS. 3 10. 8 O5, 8
az ann,,i, 4
,so Rrivsr' q o.
az asnd;c.,s a. SL
oSs GnoJshS~' toc
$50 Orisnt.I. s5c. 500
10 Bisekbswk. / o.
l0O Booter Con, 1 10, Is
Iso south Bodie. Ssc, SOC
100 Soash sssnd.rd' lOe
rs Richer. SOC. 25c
rs Queen Bee, 500
l55 Mono, 6k, 6s
30 Con. Pacific,
6O0 University. Soc
i00 Dudley. $50
400 C,c.sr. o5c
40 y%nn,,s, !, On
100 b"na. snc n, |,
M Soondsy' at
is0 O,isnt. isc. 600
s00 aodie Chief. ESQ
22o Bos.on Con 80
sS WORT. sso
rs Mammoth, gu
$50 Nsrtin White. 1 30
IN Real dsl Monte.
u,. vo,xv
~ - 49,
Wv SPn.'' "a, a.
lSiv Mexican JOY, oos' SoS
$40 Gould curry. izS' ixA'
iIo best q bsiensr' .,s'H
los CAiiiofn,.. ov,ss
~ Savage. ioS,ioo
$50 Con: virgins, o.
sss Chollsr,
100 rosos,. a.,
70 Hale q Norctoss, 40, -
zso crown Folh',
$40 Yellow yAcsss'
AGO Imperial =. w. 70 "
l0o hentuox.
40 Alpha zis
l030 Belcher' = 'u.st
% Confidence, H. III , =. 40,
i2oo Sierra Nevada a. 1'S' N' so>
aos,H o,
ioo gun. II, ZoS,<o>
ilt0 bullion, 49,
3Io Excheqner,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
OCTOBER sIIrH 70 ELRvEHfH,
lNoLUsIvr)
Msuday-First Day.

ueys
No. i-Stakc for 2.year olds which have never
started In 0 race: s2S each, $40 forfeit, 500
added. Ave furlopgs.
No. a-Purse $50; si25t to arst. s2s TO second:
No. s-Baiiinette stake. for thoroughbred 3.
year old nlller. Society 10 add $500; dssh Of
one and . half miles: entrance $50. Any ally
that has previously wcn Q race shall carry ave
pounds extra; and any ally that has won y
races eigbt pounds extra; any ally that has won
three races ten pounds extra. sscond lily 70
No. l-purso saso; $50 to nrst. $40 to SEC.
ond, $50 TO third; heats OF q mile. FIRE for all.
No. 8 Hurdle race. stake Of SIS each, $40 for.
felt, 800 added; one and q quarter mills over
i've hurdles, three feet six inches high; weller
weights.
Tuesday-sscsnd Day.
No. s-Troting: 9 20 class; free for all horses
In Nevada; also for oil horses from sierrs, Las.
zen. Plumss and Modoo counties. California,
sioo.
No. 7-Trottins; free for all: three miles and
repeat; parre $500; hrst horre $500. second
horse ti23, third horre SIS. =
wedpesdsy-Third Day.
No. e-stskes for oil 2.yesr olds, thrse-qusr.
ters OF . mile. $50 each; s3s forfeit; 500 addsd.
No. 9-6tAke fr0c lot al cAfrytng lOU pOund1.
faS 0. D $50 added: one and ons-sighth miIes.
g ssy.d. s ma s0 s,sS. r.. p.ps sai q o; .IsS. ... ga
hor.s $50.
No. Il : STAKES Of s2s each. p. p; gold medal.
, u.Ias, IN IN ronn ons Trhe 49, rns, 4. msm.
bers Of the state Agricultural Society. Of the
Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association, or some
regular Jockey Club. and no one Who mskes .
business OF training horses, or who has svar
ridden oncs for money. or IL engaged In the N
ployment OF training 10 any capacity. viii b. 81.
iigible. Nominations must DO made In the
name Of the pcrs0n who 10 TO ride: the horss
named TO the Secretary On Monday, the dfstday
Of the Fair.
No. l2-Hurd'e race. pure $500; frat hous
tla6. second horse $50. third horse tss; heats
offs mile; winner Of the hurdle race ON toe nrst
day 70 carry 10 pounds extra, second 8 pounds
extra, weller weights.
NEVADA CUP-No. ls- Handicap Sweep
stake, $50 each; f25 forfeit; $40 declaration;
$500 added; two aud . quarter mile; second
horse 10 receive 400, third 10 ssvs stake.
Weights announced August 2cth, declaration 70
be made September list.
Thursday-Fourth Day..
M il-r,ottino mils and r,psst- fra for all
Sytar DID. In Nevada And counties sDoIs
nrt horse saso, second horse 500, third hors:
$50.
tbrse In ave; pure $500; art horse 800. 20.
Dad horse 500.
pursc $40; srst horse saso. sscond hor,s siSo.
n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

what the Lady rrissds Of she LIB.
ersy Firemss are Dsisg-fisssy
90 Eas aud Drtsk-ftas 1usss
and Lota . Daaotog.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
"'0h!M MY;
BACK!"!

pr RssLY for Diseases OF the Kidneys. Bladder.
Liver and Urinary organs, Dr0psy. Gravel. Ola.
betes. Brght's Disease Of 1.-THE Kidneys, Ineontinence
q su Esisss''n R x fsr;Y 'p IN! M .sy. M'As ssss
known 10 fail.
MooRrsrowN, Burlington Co.. N, j.. Sept. Is. ISIS.
WV. b. CLAKKK Dear Sir .-Eighteen months
ago had DIopsy around the cart. MY
getting well. The nrt bottle Of HUNTS RE
MEDY gave me great relief: I feel / o .e my
very existence 70 HuNT's RRMEDY. and am
deeply thankful. ABIGAIL B. COLES.
srRISorIELp. EfinTham Co., Geo.. May u. is,s;
WV. K. CiARKE, Dear Sir II prescribed
HUNTS REMEDY In . complicated case Of
Dropsy which I had been treating for eight
years, and I ind HUNTS REMkDY 10 the best
medicine for Dropsy and the KidneyaI have
aver usod. WIN III. WILSON, II. ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
Thursday-Faurth Day.

No. Il rrotting. mile and repeat, free for Ill
8 year olds In Nevads and counties sboys
named In California and Oregon; purss 500;
frst horse t2co, second horss tioo, third horse
$50.
NO. l5-Trotting, 2.26 class. free for al; best
three In ave; purse $500; nrst horse S4oo. sso-
ond horse $500.
purse SS: is@st ss.s Ssr. a1 s,s Que second S1s i aSs.: = si ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

DO yoa have O Pain
lin vonr Back. L0ins
Wsldel hso. your
Kidneys are dis
eased. Do not de-
lay. but try at once
HUNTS BM.
kOY. the Great
Md ney nd
Liver Medt.
ctne. II Is pre-.
d ARE q X.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09


HUNTS REM.
EDY has cured
hundreds who have
been given up by
Physician =. IL
c~leanses. purihes
aud strengthens the
whole system. All
who use II enjoy
good health. One
Trial will con.
vince yau. send
for Pamphlet 10
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-22
The place to get fresh drugs Of all kinds

The place to get fresh drugs OF all kinds
is at Remsburg's new drug store.
CoM1SG.-The yidettes or skirmishers of
the grand army Of potatoe bugs have al
ready been thrown out, to ascertain the To-
caities where the general attacks ere to be
made. We have seen them with heads
erect, ears thrown back, with distended
nostrils, and baletul fire III their eyes, sit
ting near a crack in the ground, watching
and waiting for the young potato, ready
to pouncc upon it and eagerly sucking the
young sap and devouring the yonng leaves
with as much gusto as lynx will suck the
blood of young chicken. Soon the adj
vance guard will follow these skirmshers
followed by the grand army ITSELF when
great battles will be fought again. the bat
tie cry of the bugs will be "Ho! for pota-
toes" and that Of the allies the same as it
was in'1S15 and 1S71.-"Ho! for paris
| (grecn.)
The Anniversary Of the Lutheran Mite
Society which was celebrated on the 7th
inst, by some mshap was not noticed in
our last issue as we intended. The attcn-
dance of members and others on this occa'
sion was good, nearly filling the audience
chamber of the church. Aft-r the intro,
ductory music, q prayer was offered by
Rcy. Summers after which Rcy. W. G.
Wire by request, read the annual report for
| the Sec. from which we learn that the so
cety numbers los mcmbcrs-eXpendcd
SOL .0G, collected $S710, has yet on books
uncolcc;ed dues about SIC.
Rev. S. W Owen of lIaserstown was
then introduced and made an excellent and
| interesting address upon Woman's Mis-,
sion.
The Society has been most successful, il
had exceeded the cxpcctons Of It's most
hopeful members, and in a social and intel
lcctua respect it has been very attractive
This is !. most laudabe enterprise and
deserves the sympathy it has received -
May it continue pcrsevcring and achieving
more and more and yet more.
DEATH FROM LoCKJAw,--We regret t.
announce, says the Examiner, the death o
Mrs. Susan VI Bruncr, wife Of Mr.. Franz
Bruncr, which took plnc" al her residence
East Fourth street, on Sunday morning
nth INST in the 21th year of her age, o
Traumatic lockiaw. Mrs BruHcr, OF
Thursday the 1st Of May, whilst walking
in tho yard stepped upon nail which W"
sticking in the board. The nall going thrC
her shoe entered her fo3t and making :
sltrnt wound. The wound was dressed
ana, almost healed in about a week attcl
but on the following Thur,l0y she was ia
ken with lockjaw. DR.. Bat2cll was i'm
mcliatclv summoned, who did cyerythin!
In his power to relieve the sutiel cr, hu
without avail. The deceased leaves hus
band and four small children Ghc youn@c>
being about seven months old to mour
their loss. Her funeral took place from he
late residence on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. The lntcrment took place at tn
Reform Cd graveyard, Rev. DR., Es@h1ac
. officiating.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-22
NOR THE SliERIrFALT z.

70 the Voters Of kTae2erich Co,lnty.
GENTLENEN,--IIaying received very
iIattcrng support for The nomination tor
Sheriff IN 1871, for which tender my
grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, | again an
nouncc myself as Il candidate for said office
subject to the ac;ion Of the Republican
Nominating Convention Of 1879 and re-
spccttully and earnestly solicit your sup
port j. 5. Is. HARlSOCk.
CON ~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-22
Executors Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the sub
~ scriber has oblnincd from the Or
phan's Court Of Frederick County, letters
lcstamentary upon the estate of
BARBARA SPECIITEU,
late Of Frederick County, deceased All
persons having claims against said dcceas
ed are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally anthem
tcatcd to the subscriber, on or before the
30th of October next, they may ether
wise, by lay, be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate, Those indebted are request
ed to make immediate payment.
JOSEPH HAYS,
mays 1t Executor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-22
WITHEROWS' sell GOODS Cheap,
Cali and see what little MONEY will

buy.
The Mite Society of the Lutheran church
contemplate holding festival on Whit
Monday.
PERSONAL Mrs. Sarah Schncur, of
Selins Grove, Pa. formerly of this place,
returned ON Monday last, and will remain
some time.
"Tired Natures sweet restorer, balmy
sleepW This is the inevitable result from
using Dr. Schlcy's Family Cough Syrup
for the cure Of your hacking coughs, colds,
and pulmonic affections generally Try it
and be convinced of its merits.
William Smith, of this place, who is now
confirmed invalid from cancer of the
stomach, took little recreation the other
day and came up town. lie is certainly
deserving of much sympathy in his Attic
tion which is OF very painful nature.
Michael McFaddcn. whilst feeding the
horses of Mr. Roelkcy, at the toll gate,
near Emmitsburg, was violently kicked in
the face by one Of them, on last Friday
week. He was attended by DR.. Amman
and at this time is almost well.
During the past week large wagon loads
of excellent bark have been hauled through
our town to the steam tanncry Of Mr..
John Rouzcr We have not learned what
pyice was paid for it, but would imagine
about 81 per ton.
Our former townSman Mr.. Josiah Eylcr
now of Patterson Creek W. Va, has re
ccivcd verdict of S24lS from the Com
mssioncrs OF Alcgany county for an inju
~ received by being thrown from horse
whilst crossing defective bridge upon a
county road across the canal at Patterson
creek
He brought them out in a two horse
team and they left the team, and taking a
certain somebody else, all walked TO the
COLLEGE church to vcsprls They locked
rafting. But it raincd, and that put an.
other face on the matter. Joe cane to
The rescue, however, ana all was made
right. Brldg EN- out again, Uncle Ian.
THERE arc several persons in this place
Eve will not enumerated who imagine
thcms elves Lords of trcaliOD,' and think
nc one is their cQGal. They will no doubt
take this to "hcart' when they read it,
which we intend they should, and in the
future not entertain such an exalted opin
ION ct themselves.
IENAAN iAHN' About twenty h"'l1S
says the NayncSooro Gazette, are EN-
ployed at IcnmaF iaEN Gearing inc under,
brush, repairing Inc Foa'S an" oc""'''y'hE
the grounds On Thursday inc on Siat
seats That occupied IN" MH'li'"HS were
,hlpred 70 Gicrn"o"i Park, amt the'F Pia
ccs VIII be filled 10y new cs.
The citizens of Double Pipe Creek will
he rp.al5l with choice music on to day,
Thursday, (wcatlrr prlmiting) by tnc far
famed Mcchanlcst"Wn Band under the
gudI2nship OF "Captaln Fuss, after which
The fish in the MoAocacy viii likewise nave
to undergo similar treatment Keep en-
out Of the spring house, Uncle Joe. Let
the band play. Ready
Oui younr townsman, VIII Alclspcrgcr
hue n,insl cnncilr,lln notorirtv rs y
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-22
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