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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16
Sims and gcrteuts.

litHh AAI if'as'h ilii7'lif ift-l
When the crescent Of the young moon
rests supineiy, its horns i'll air, it is sign
OF dry weather, because in this position il
holds all the water, thus preventing its
fail to the earth. This is also sign of
wet weather, the explanation in this case
being that a waterfull moon is cmblcmatic
Of watcr-soaked earth. Don't forget
tins sign Of the new moon. II is rarely
you will find one SO impartlally acrummu-
dating
Whoever finds four leaved clover is
generally Il liar. II is So much easier 10
detach one leaf from a live-leavcd stalk
than to hunt for one with four that the
temptation to mendacity is too much for
average clay.
When It mouse enaWs hob, IN a Gown
some misfortune may lac apprehon ondcd.
The misfortune has already happ med la
the gown, and may h. apprch. nird T."
happen to the mouse.
An old sign is TINT a child grows proud
if suffered TO look into n mirror while less
than Il months old But what the aver
age infant can see in the mirror to make
1T proud is difficult for any but its parents
to understand.
4 red sky in the west at evening indi-
catt 5 that the next day will he pleasant,
barring accidents Of rain, snow and hail.
If you take down your shingle. prepa
ratOry to putting il up liz new location,
1T is "A sign yOu are moving.
If a hen runs across the street directly
III front Of you, it is IA sign that hen will
soon he Oh the other side If she cross
over Just behind You lshaw who
ever knew Of a hen that wouldn't die
right IN her tracks rather than cross one 3
pathway in his rear?
When you see II cat running around
furiously, it is n sign that the crnckery or
glassware is in danger
When you drop knife and il sticks III
the floor. it is II sign that some one Is
coming. If you are small hoy, that
some one may he your mother. and her
coming be To demonstrate with yon with
her slipper.
To dream Of a wedding is a sign of in
anition.
To dream of funeral bctokcns too
much pork and cabbage.
To dream of finding money bctnkens
that IT is easier to dream of finding mon.
ev than To- work for it,
A colored minister in GeorgiH was
brought To trial before the dcacons of his
church for stealing bacon After a mum
ber Of witnesses had been examined the
deacons retired, and afterward returned
the following verdict "'rhc Rev. Moses
Bledso am acwittcl of the sinuations dat
he actual stole dc pork, as twas not sl.nde
dat snmbody else intent have been wenr-
in his clnzc, but de bruddcr il hereby
.fectionately warned dat in future lac must
be more kecrful."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16
" JOHN GREEsLEAF WHITTIER.

by JOHN GREESLFAF WHITTIER
Though flowers have persisted at the i"u'h'
OF Frost. the early conner,
hail the season loved so mu'h,
The good 81. Martins summer
q gracious morn. with rose-rrd dawh,
And thin mocn curN ing DER II.
The Old wears darling. latest born,
More loved than all before II
How famed the sunrise through the pinesi
How stretched the blrchen shadows.
Bralding in long, wind waNered lines
The westward sloping meadows
The sweet lay. opening a flower
tntolds its petals tender.
Renew Tor us al uo1ntIdes hour
The summers tempered Shchd"f.
The birds are hu>hed; alone the wind
Thai through the Woodland scar hes-
The red oaks lingering leaves can hnd'
Aud yellow pluInes ut llrcheS.
But sill the misunderstanding pine
Invites no thought ut SORROW.
Nohint of loss from air like wine
The carih's content can borrow.
The summer and the winter here
MIDWAY a truce are holding,
4 soft. cnnsenting atmosphere
Theil tents OF peace cnloldihF.
The silent woods the lonely hill.
Eise solemn in their gladneSs
The quiet that the valley Hills
Is scarcely joy or sadness.
How strange the autumn yesterday
In winters grasp seemed dying.
On whirling winds from skies OF gray
The early snow was lying
And now. while over Natures mood
There steals 4 soft relentng.
Will not mar The present good,
Farecasiing or lImrniine.
Ny autumn time and Naiur,'s hold
\ dreamy tryst together.
And. both grown old, about US fold
The golden tlssued weather.
| lean my heart against the day
To feel lis bland caressing;
Will not let 1t pass away
Before Il leaves lis blessing.
Gods angels come not as of OLD
The SYRIAN shepherds knew them,
In Teddening dawns, IN sunset gold,
And warm noon lights view them.
Sur need there -. IN time ike tins
When heaven Ia earth draws nearer.
of wing or song as witnesses
To make their presence clearer.
- stream of life. whose swifter now
Is of the end forswarnng.
Meihmks the sundown aiteTgiow
Seems less Of night Than morning,
Ola cares grow light; aside lay
The doubts and fears that troubled;
The quiet of the happy day
Within my soul is doubled
That clouds must veil this fair sunshine
Not less a Joy | lind ii;
Nor less yon warm horizon line
That winter turks behind If.
The mvstery Of the uniried DAYS
1 close my eyes from reading:
HiS Will hc done whose darkest WAYS
To light and life are leading,
Less drcar the winter night shall lee.
II memory cheer and hearien
lts t,aNN hours with thoughts oi thee,
sweet summer uf -. Martin,
-.ijid4fir Monthly
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invitation 10 he present al the reunion Of
Vermont soldiers at Brandon on the sth inst. IL
would give me great pleasure To accept your hOsll-
tally Thai WAS ahc 10 lee Of any scrvIcc 10 the
defenders ni The rrpuhlic. esteem great honor.
Believing that IN these days oi so-callel cuncIa-
tion the soldiers should take these opportunities To
tell what they know OF 'cOncIlidtluu. ] hcspeak
You large and enthusiastic gathering. have the
honor 10 be. very truly yours.
JOHS T. PAGE
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NOTES.

Euptnc of the stomach or diaphragm
is caused by the stomach and bowels be
ing distcndrd with food far h,.y"nd their
natural capacity, nr by the accumulation
Of gas i'm the stomach. ms in tlntul.ni collie
The diaphragm. or midrir, is snftrnruptur-
ed in eases Of ilatnlcncc. as is the cas-.
also with fla. nitcstiues As uuthiuoin the
way Of treatment can bc offered in these
eases. all speculation upon them is sn-
pcriluoms.
often hear adyir. given to salt cattle
Ihlrh- N""' ! n''ii''Nf ~ .l'' cows ; n',''''f' ~
''"', N''' a. '' ''
reaiiy ii"t l" "i''h "''' '''r' S','i'' '.'S'
w -, l'A''i' .i'''' ''i'! i'",' ~, 90 ~ "'"i'
III IT, a. 'I;i,,t;, In ;,,;,,,.;
'"ii"Nt" ~ "'''i I" "''''' IT, ""H mum
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

What do you do when you have
cold ?" Cough, was the sertentious
reply
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OF IrwIs's ApD.

Mr. Pr,Sid,M anal fomrathS. While the
friendly greeting of old comrades in arms
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

Nu. =. H. Forirs
SIR. rrsrri {" s,y that business engage
nl,ut4 compel ne "a dr,liuc NHuf hdittfmg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

Ers.'rci, That The Society m"urnS to-day the hi'-
-stncr ui a sialwart form and manly ficr Fnown To
all of Us of 4 hand ever ready 10 hold IN klndly
grasp the hand al Il brother soldier: "f 4 voice
which always won quick response from hlr com
rldrS. whether heard above The roar ui battle or IN
our festive gatherings.
EesD'r'a. That IN the death ut our brother and
1ormcr president. Gen. Grurt' L. Foster. the 81
criH has lost one nl its earliest, most constant and
most faithful members; The puhic sertIrc an hon
c-i and capable official The state a loyal son; the
country patriotic citizen.
H"s"'r.f. That We Will hold IN aficcii"nair re-
mcmnrIncr his bravery IN war his loyalty IN peace.
his frank and manly chlracrr and his many VIZ
tnrs.
Ess"lrcd. That We lender to his widow aud chill
drcn our Slncrrc>i sympathy IN the lnSS o a htls-
band and father tender, anrciinnaie and true,
an'l that We mourn with them Il lu-S. winch timc
may -oii"n. bui cannot rllIrr.
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About 100 officers, with a gor,ily number
of atlics and invited guests sat down at the
tables The dining hall of the Brandon
House was draprd with flags and decorated
with evergreen wrcalhs. The tables were
adorned with hot house flowers and with
numerous ornamental pieces and dishes of
confectionery and pastry. Landlord Me
BRIDE Ind laid himself ont nn the supper,
which was easily the most lavish and rlah"r
ale entertainment ever provided for the y"
ccty The menu comprised oysters in
many styles, green turtle soup. honcd turkey
and capon pate dc Gnr "rus, game in great
variety and nicely cooked. including quail
pigeons, parlridscS, prairie hens, canvas
back duck vcnison and bear, entrees. pastry,
confectionery. ices, etc, in prniiIsun. The
service was harll, equal 10 the material of
the feast hut ne one had any excuse for 20
my away hungry.
In due time President Tracy introduced
Toaslmaster Geo r. Chids, who presented
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NJ p.,tf Sir: IhlI hoped up to the last m"UIrui.
ihaI mtrlu h consistent Tor me n attend the re-
union an rhur-,Liv: huI mach To M, dl~ipp"iEi-
mrni | ind nv -tlt uuilr Ia lu u would hr 4
great pleasure, greet the officers AMI -"l"iS who
reiiretl such m-trr on their native state. VII" nii-
trilrl largely ht their Nnr Ia The niilni
of the government m us hour ut r"rIl. AMI listen &"
th,. r,,.iiLl uf the hiitirS tnu'h: AMI III" victories
won To these mnEirniuuS events ! Was MOI
altogether 4 stranger. aud although u wI~
not nv lot tn share them with N"u IN th'
urid. vet tn, Ia,~ltinn which I WAS Al that
tnu,. called hy th,' people Ia n miic me prtici-
pator in YOUR trials lnl hir'i~hii~. ~ well ~ 4
sharrr IN YOUR NirtuiIrs. aul II IuNinu@ care amt
snlietu,lr on the "r hand. and rNultIinu Ind graf
ltr,l, nn The other ruud hiud IL M rl''si' r"iuini
Mon. then W"t' W. indeed I'l"N -""fkrlr IN me
great cnniiiri Though am n"t permitted I" h''
with Nn on IN ur,-tuu interesting. YET IN Sptri
shall share the pleasures anl "reminiscences III The
hour.
And now after thl- lapse "i time. as YOU gather
for Nnur YEARLY srlchtlnn. sweet mrin"il''S come.
liz. echoes >ui"lurd Iud m-llbwe1l. Vel liihlul
rprlu,tiru al the sounds That gave tltrm birth. Ia
rruliul YOU uG the incidents at the war. AMI Ia
kiudlr anew m Your hearts sentiments "i patriot
ISM ant irNuii"n.
Ulpp, shall We All L. if The iruits of your former
Ntrtnri,s- result N established peace To- uur country
Tor the future I,, hr ,Ii,prllrL, Know viii IL. Your
sincere wish A. It Is ui every h'yIl ctttG"n hut II
the dangers that now threaten shudll h. realized.
aud another rpulicl hr pt"ttPiiir There Nh h'.
nm confident nov hrtr Ia H. found more lulIl
h,4lt- u,,r more rr.ul, hand - h' "ilcrcd Tor The
sruiiir, ; veal titan N"ut1
With sincere rrgr, D. ~ NY inability in meet whh
Nuu. am. with great respect,
NrrN fIuil YOURS
!. CEI,1tsY SNlru.
e. II rniErs. E~p. secretary.
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lst Regimen; Naia- l.. G.. kingsley.
81 RrgImrni-Col. j. II. Mabridgc.
Ith Rc.imcnt-II.-Cul Il. ". Hooker.
5fh Rcgimcnt-t'apt. W. Il. Robinson.
9th ReEiment-tapt. John ". Clark.
,th Hegiment-Capi. +. \. Morse.
sih Regment-Capt. +. +. Smith.
9Th Observation-Disclosures. j. G. SiclrnS.
10Th Regimcni-Capi. II. W. Kingsley
nth Regiment-Capi. L. \. Woodbury..
l2th Rc.imrnt-lt.-t'ul. Roswell FarnhIll.
l:;ih Regiment-Surgcon George Nichols.
liih Regimcnt-Capi. W. &. Dunton.
18th Rerlment-Ii.-Cul. ". W. Grout.
10Th Rct.imcni--Majnr Vim. Rounds.
l.ih Regiment apt. Daniel CONWAY.
lst Cavalry-Gcn. Nm. Wells.
SharpShnotcrs -lieut. VI. '. bronson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-16

On motion Of Captain Woodbury. COM
miitcc Of three was appointed To prepare and
present resolutions expressive of the sense of
loss of this Society in the death Of General
George T. Foster. as follows:
Capt. L. \. Woodbury., Lieut.. Benedict,
Lieut.. Col. II. VI. Porter.
The committee subsequently, reported the
following resolutions which were adopted:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25

The Boston Erononis. Is Of the OPin-
IGN that the development of the net2lf-
srors resources Of the country has nos
REACHED . stage At which properties that
~ouEd snce hzvebeen eonsidsred private,
and trszfei As saeh. possess truly Pue-
lie interest," and character. Ssnes genuine
ninias properties have began 10 Be ex-
s<nssvely placed in the Szt. the method
u nsaipalAting them b. suprsly
sAsz=sI Instead Of that r~stiSssos. n
most -zs<s amounting 20 secrecy. whseh
w. the established custom with their
managers ~h<n owned and handled sx-
clusirsiy ca the Pzrs6e Coast. the new
practice . 10 publizh At regular intervals
the arszzl ccadision Of the mines As de-
vesoped. and thus enable the gsnesal
pabllc 70 izdge Tor itself of the real valae
Of shess properties fog invssszsnS In
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al nozs;nal values 10 sAoaldsr o1 upo1
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25
FOREIGN NEWS
SPECIAL 40 rKx KrExxA pAur sxxrxu-l
a FreneA Joarnal en- Parnellp
Mis&1on.

The Tenps- commenting on the SYM
pathy shown Paraell by American dig
nitzries and Legislatures. xxys Parnen has
evidently been Adroit IN selecting the I'M
for his American campaign A Prssi-
Dental electson Is 20 be held in the course
ef the year. and the vote Of seven million
Irish elecsors i very important There Is
no wish 81 ss;raags the Irish. and this is
Why PARCEL i supported He will return
70 Ireland uith The prestige Of great sue
cess and strsngth given BY . r~espscs2hle
sum Of money. His party viii therefore
approach tie coming elections in esp<c~
tally favorable cireanssances. with an or
sAnixasioa ali prepared and with plenty Of
money.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25

A so<ial cinh has been organized In Gold
Hin skich k4s for IL ohiscs the snuse-
neat a IN members daring the present
uinssr. l. D Poison i its Presi1snt and
A. b c. DAVIS in SECRETARY. II organised
% ths lsth instant uizh . roll q forty
nenberx
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25

SENATOR BLAINE contradicss the pre-
verb fAat : rolling stone gathers no moss
He v.s born in PsansSlvaniA Taught
sehocs IN Kent1cky. and rent TO Maine
70 edit paper And yet be d said to
h worsh kaH . nlIlion-
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25

Hon. Lnke Pryor, the new senator from
Alxhzzs- IS represented 10 Be an able man
AMI . Lawyer Of great attAinments. The
Lsgilaxurs WI have . Senatorial e,scsicn
psxt IUvlnhnr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25

II j. sad that the New Orleans Mint
can't coin silver dollars fast enough to
sapply the denaad for them in the ex-
trems Sosth- Thsn. Why o allow them
10 Be coined At Carson. or does john
Sherman 6nd Is necessary to increase the
working force OF tie New Orleans Mint
in nrdsr 70 secnr~ tie Louisiana delegasioa
n ths National Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25

Two handred tAoe~ani Msscns vii par
tieipass II ~ twsnsy fus trisnnial co.,
elgss = KnsgAs Jsuplzzs j ohicags O.
shs1o140 AnGssA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25

TEE Asgvegxte Of recorded loses by
IRE in the Cnised States sad Canada.
daring the year just ended wzs $S6g7a
le.s by % or 25 per csnt than the actual
loss If fully recorded The avrrage an
nual loss by recorded 6rss. daring ths
past 1--WE years. Is shown to oe $s2@.-
3S7-evsn including the sSl.oo0.0o ere
~ ST. John in lS--. So that 1879 has
done its best to barn itzelf into the nsm-
ores Of underwriters and property own
ers - An unusually costly rear. The IN
sarznos companies have Contributed 10
ward filing this aching vosi $a9, .o0a
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For Rent.

A STORE on RUBY HILL. NEXT povS
"A 70 DR.. Lukens' drag store. can DC
reasonably. Inquire ef
MYERS 4 FRANKLIN, knssaa
Eureka, December Is. 1872. asis
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NOTICE.

tVE HAVE SOLD OFT oCR STOCK 0P
sseshing % Mr. T. KAys<-. ara Are
Gst u Pxtr asEc - literally bestowed % a
siA es ee1tlas& - cur s1ccesSo<.
MEYERS 4 FRANKLIN.
kar~kx. ~Jaaza-y ~. lisa jaues
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25

FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE On -
II snits. Are newly furnished. Ierms,rr
sonable. Apply over the Bank Exchange D"
10 the new Main street huildlnx. -
r r. :. DOUGLAS.
Eureka, December u. isss. dc,s-lm
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TO N T

A NEW HOUSE, OF THREE ROOMS f@U
situated NEXT TO the residence uS,ses
Matt Kyle. Mob Hill Apply on Inc ptiss.ti
Eureka. July ~. 1879. -
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PACIFIC T.
The Case Against De Nssng-A shot
gus Argument

SN TRSCzS9 Jxnzx-y "a
In supsre< cSurE Ns1esr kAessa- 40
dsv. Chsrs~ De Yuzzx vas arTASgzed On q
ehzrce ot xsszz,s - 17rGz. AID pss4da1
nos guilty. No dAy ras SCI fSr EzsA As
the Crurr- ~<r avail Sezs Sc11r1 q sbS
legislature providing f- TIE drawing q
jurses N esz2lI CASES A ball tSr thai
pzrposs has yasssd ~ Assembly. AID :
n he hxrds 81 tie Jz6sczkry Cozzlfase
q tie Seaxs4 fr02 wAsA fkEorshS se1oz
i sxp<essd.
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House for Sale.

DRICK HOUSE on mob HILL FOR SALE
ID south OF wAtsr-tank two rooms, wood
shed and water. Apply TO the T. G. Lumber
Company.
Eureks. January Il. 1850. isnlsu
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6&vsz x s1skskiz- kid. aasskzs. vsSs asa
ca@nazarsa. ~ e~ss II tie GOLDEN GrLE
On sssszzs AZ IL H Jo~~rA g1t.x egt q ezss-
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No man can tel what . day VIII bring
forth IN Maine Every swensy-four
h0urs soE new and startling develop
meas u reported Halt > dozen revoin-
tiouz have already been eaecfed. yet ncs
. drop Of blood has beea spilled Let
Is hope that the sanguineoas element.
which Is the only shiag needed to eon-
plste the ressznblAnes between MAine
and Mexioo. viii continns 70 h lacking.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE OF FOJR ROOMS TO RENT /:
III containing two closets and water. Fur
nsshed or u~1farnisked. as desired. Apply at
rear Of the house adjoining DR.. schGeiders
residence, thre~ doors from the school House
on Mob Hill.
Eureka. January II, iss0. ;sn13tf
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SPECIAL yoTICE-


Fresh Cana5eA-
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ez1s-<uss<z. Az lau zAzzzA-ezr-zx frssa
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TEE absurd irregularities Of 4 IA
tionAl pension system are vivSaly iIlls-
trated in the case Of the widow o; Goa
nOd0rs Dallas whose pension, by the
operations Of recent Law. has been cas
down TO the psiful sam Of SO per
month Commodore Dallas Was ons Of
the brsvesf and most faithful o6esrs Of
the navy. ret his widow Is compelled 70
exc out her miserable psttxnos. while
millions Of dollars are expeadei for pen
xiozs which are far in excez Of the service
rendered BY the recipients
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Rooms for Rent.

A FRONT ROOM ON MAIN STREET. SUIT
ALI for AZ once or . store. Win pea'
room in rear. For particulars. spply 70
kASFT,
At the silver Brick Lodging Hoase
Eureka. January 8. lsso. }sAfu
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For Sale or to Let.

THE PROPERTY now occupIlp aoor
Brown 4 rAssei - . shoe ssnrr, I. a. for
10 the White House, Main street ..rnp
sale or to let. IBqaire Of s'Aatstf
Eureka. January Ia. fsso. @
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Rooms to Rent.

SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS. fAR-
n Loa and bedroom act, single OF in suite,
viii be let 20 q suitable tenant. For pslhea-
lars. apply 10 MRS MCCARTNEY,
Corner CLARK and Adams streeu
Eureka. January 6. lsso. lsn'n
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Furnished Rooms.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS AN LkGAN
suite Of furnished rooms 10 rent, on soa'A
Parl street. For particulars. inquire o.
G. =. h. BUTfLAh-
Eureka, December q. 1879 dsssim
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ID ENAIxN6 N ZEE FoSIoFFick Al
h Ezr~kx yet- g The AtA day Q. stna-
ar. lsSe. Fx-sars calling fcv any q tnese
N-1er~- vii Jesse say. ADVERTISED sszsG9
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Sr- LOTS J2zENy II
Ths RsezAic2n has . sEse1As sraz Trlz-
id2i. CS1<x50. whlxA SAYS sexsrA kzz1rz3
cos esys. frOns the Pxa HazdSe, Il Texas,
are sad 70 bx cazapsa h<sxesz Ssrs AID Lea
Vegas Flzses9 q them enss<ei Los Vegas
On THURSDAY hight. killed tie CSsy MArsAAI
AID 80 eSrlzeE, And woanS4d zse oenzrs