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West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
CHuREScH.

First Presbyterian Church CorJulian
and Washington Streets, Kew. Loyal Young
DID, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath at
nj a. m. and T.SO D. m. Sabbath School and
Pastors Bible Class at 80 pm. Prayer meet
Ing every Wednesday evening at half past
seven. Seats free and uShers Will be In at.
tendance. Al! are ordially invited.
NJ E Church, South,-Corner Market
Pike Streets. Rev. ]. T. Whitley, Pastor.
Regular services, with sermon, every SAB
bath at IL o'clock, a. M, and I.30 p. m: SAP
ssryices every Wednesday evening, at half
past seven. Seats are all free. Residents OF
the city and strangers are cordially invited
~ The Methodist Episcopal Church, cor
ner of Iittleton and JultanaStreets. Rev. A.
q. George, ID D., Pastor. preaching oy the
Pastor at the usual hours, Saooath morning
and evening. The seats are free; ushers al.
Ways in attendance 10 wait on strangers and
visitors. Sabbath School at p. m. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening. The pub
lie is cordially invited to all the service
limited Brethren Church, corner Pike
,n5 hveIy SIS. z. " arner, Pastor. Preach
ing by the Pastor at the usual hours OF ser
vice sunday school at $50 q. m. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday night. Ushers VIII
show strangers TO seats. seats free, ana the
public are invited TO all the services.
F Calvary Presby terian Church corner OF
Avery and Littletou SITS. Rev. ]: Garland
Hammer, Pastor. Preaening emmy Sy n sne raSIUf 10
and 7.SO D. m. Seats free and all welcome.
SABBATH Scho1l s.Soa. m. Prayer meeting on
"Wednesday evening at 7.D.
...... Baptist Church, Market 81, Rey; =. w :.
Carter, Pastor. Services al the usual noure.
Sunday School at a. M
Episcopal Church, Juliana street, Rev;
Robert GIBSON, Pastor. Services II am. and
Up. M. sunday school at P. m. co,a
IN. p. Church, Pike Street, Rev: Coma
vay Pastor. Services At l011 and p. m.
SUNDAY school at p. M. O.
St. Xavier Church, Market street: Ser
yices.-Mass at am, High Mass at iV.l2 am
and yespers at 81 p. m. Rev. n. +. PARK
Pastor. Rev Father Walsh, Assistant. sun
N"' Wesleyan NJ. E. Church,-Colored-on
y. ..s,,aI hours Sunday school at 2 p. m.
NJ. f.. Church Ann Street-ColoredI
pay T. Maston, Pastor. Services at usual
hours. Sunday School at p. IN.
Raptist Church, Avery Street-Colored,
o. ~ Smith, Pastor. Services at usual
honrs SUNDAY school at p. m.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
Sunday Leader.

A WONDERFUL CURIosITY.-W,
witnessed, to day, one OF the great
eat curiosities that it has been ou1
privilege to look upon: for many a
day. 1t was four legged chicken,
with two tails, and as strong and
healthy as any member OF its tribe
can possibly be. 1t was hatcbed in
June last, and since then has been
as healthy as could be desired. The
gentleman who brought it to this
city and offered it for sale, has been
for the past few years, furnishing
our citizens with poultry, and
through a kind invitation from him
we had the pleasure of exam ming
this wonderful curiosity. The chick
en- is fully developed, SIS also its
two extra legs. 1t eats corn from
The hand of any one, and as astonish-
ing as it may appear, performs
many tricks, which prove conclu-
sively that the lowl is a. suscepti-
ble OF cultivation, in this respect as
any member of the higher animal
class. 1t will be placed on exhlbl.
ton in this clly, som, and we adv se
all our citizens to call and See 1t.
1t would pay you TO do so.-Hunl-
Ington Commercial.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
SENATORS HOLDING OVER.

Fisrt District, J. J. Woods, D
Wheeling.
Second District, L. s. Newman
D., Moundsvillr, Mar 'haf county.
Tnird District, David McGreg =,
D., Cairo, Richie county.
Fourth District, ], W. Stout, D.
ParkersEurg.
Fifth District, R. S. Brown, D
Ravenswood, Jackson county.
Sixth district, A. E Summers, D
Charleston, Kanawha county:
Seventh District, Jerome Shelton
D., (unexpir-d term OF D. +. johns
SOM. Falls Mills. Lin coin county.
Eighth District, R. F. Dennis, D. ,
Lewisburg, Greenbrier county
Ninth District, William Ervi. ,
D., St. George, Tucker county.
Tenth District, w. G. McGrew
R., Kingwood, Preston county.
Eleventh District, Charles Will
iiams, D., Wllliamsport, Grant
county.
Tenth District, E. B. Faulknrr
D, Martinsbur,,, Berkeley county
Democrats ZU
Republicans z
Gr eenbackers !
Independents l
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04

emma r." asks the Springfield
Tribune this question: ''Do you
think it right tor II & ri 10 SIT on d
youLg mans lap, even ii she is en-
gagged tu hlm?' Whereupon the ed
tor gets off a very ext aordln; ry lie;
I'VE have had no experience in the
uatter referred to-" Why didn't he
say: "If it was oul girl and our lap
yes; if it was another girl and our
lap, yes; but it our girl and another
fellows lap, never.'-WeSt Union
Record.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
SENATORS ELECT.

First District, John R. Doneho D.
D., Fairvisw, Hancock county.
Second District, Fountain Smith
D. Fa,rmont, Marion county.
Th,rd District, Franklin Maxwell,
D., West Un on, Doddridge county
Fourth District, D A Robt btrts,
D., Burning Springs, Writ county.
Filth District, A. R. Barbee, IT,,
Point Pleasant, Mason County.
Sixth District, Harry Samples,
D., Queen Shoals, Clayc unity.
Seventh District, Joel StoIl ngs
D., Boone G. d. ,,.
Eighth District, William l.. Nc"
Neel, D., Academy, Pocahonta'
county.
Ninth District, T. J. Farnsworth
D., Bucknannon, Upsnur county,
Tenth District, W. NJ. y. Daw-
son, r, Klngwood, Preston county
Eleventh District, Jos, Ph Va"
meter, D., Moorhvld, Hardy county
Twelfth District, Samuel DAVIS
SON, Ind, Berkeley Springs, Nor
gan county.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04

The miners at the CASTOR Mines
came out The OF 1er day and demand
ed an advance liz the price paid tor
digging coal. They wtre Informed
that their demand could not be ac-
ceedcd to, and after remaining oat
awhile, they concluded to 60 in
a-air. We think they acted sensl-
bly,. Strikes "hardIy ever" amount
to anything and never pay. The
CASTOR Mines are working large
force, and are shipping a good deal
of evll, We understanding FalrmonL
Index.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
POSI- OFFICE GUIDE.

once opens at tx a. m. and closes ~ p. m.
Omen sunday morning from $50 To 1880.
Eastern mail opens 100 and ll;3O a. IN.
Western mail opens 700 ain, 80 p, M.
Valley Mills and Boremau'S departs Mon
aay, saturdays Ga, M, arrives . pm, same day
Burniny springs, arrives . Pun. and leaves
Gam daily.
Jackson G.. n. Tuesday and Saturday.
Aurphy's Mills and Deerwalk arrives on
Monday and Friday PIN Departs Tuesday
and saturday 8 am
s.I,ubeck Wednesday and Saturday.
EParkersburg and Galtpolis River mails
5rriye on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
nights, and opens in the morning. Departs
Monday, Wednesday and Fridays at 10 am.
Marietta mall opens 80 a. m. closes I'm,
C.F. SCOTT, p. NJ.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
VOLCANO GUIDE.

Mails closes ut g:O0 !. III and 4;Sn p. M
0nan ~ M and p.Iu. T., VI, MAGILL, I'm.
Nj, h, Churcn,-Rev, >, b, u, Prlckett,
PssIor; services every Saobatn al the usudi
hours; sunday Scnooi s;vo AIN, ALI are wei
Episcopal Churcn-Rev. ]. +. Woods,
.,.,csS every second and lourtn Sundays,
sIi welcome. sunday school p. IN.
SiA GsIhouc Cnurcn,-ReT, Father rurmei,
. - .vpry tirsL aud third sunday,
oIcano Lodge No. AZ, A, x A. N, sec
IA 49,. Third Inursdays, Jonn shatter,
%Ssrsr en- Rob. Alexsnder, sec;
-; IL SSSrsNtora, n, g.; R,Alsxandsr, Sec.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04

"There is no place like home,
exclaimed a married man with a
sigh of relief, as he threw bis hat
down, pulled off his coat and boots,
slipped his feet into his slippers,
and flung himself down on the sofa
As soon as he was comfortably sat
tied, his loving wife ordered him to
20 out and get pail OF water, bring
IN a scuttle of coal, lock ~ the hen
mouse, feed the pigs, and split some
wood TOR morning. Then he an
grily gathered himself togelh er
spitelulIy kicked off his slippers
savasely drew on his bouts, hastily
climbed into his ulster, Jammed biz
nal down over his eyes, and, as he
went out of tho back door he nut
tered, TT ere is no place like home
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
GENERA: --azc=oEE'
City OFFICE

City OFflCsHS
Mayor of the City-C B. Smith.
Clerk-F. B. ToothaSer
Recorder-Wm. Dis
Sergeant or MarShall-John w. Mitchell
Market MaSter-JaneS AmiSs.
W hart Master-George b. Neal.
ASSeSSor-G. X. Leonard.
City Attorney-C ID, Merrick.
Treasurer-ParkerSburg National Bank.
Surveyor-J. ). A. Farrow.
Fire Warden-Jackson Haught.
Chief OF Fire Departmental ". Williams;
Ist Assistant, Z. II. Turner; I'd Assistant, J &.
Remley.
Fire engineer-Chas. Bryan:
Couucilmen-L. A. Cole, VIM. DIS, a. T..
Jackson, VIM. J. McKindley, Thomas Ptmm
Geo. w. Rowland and Samuel Stewart.
Council meets on second and fourth Tues
days in each month in Council Chamber ON
NSrket Street near Court Square.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
BuiIdina Associations.

Homestead, meets tuesday evening at
WV PEOPLES b, & H.: Mondays, same place.
A. E, Lang, secretary, n d
.....Traders, Thursdays, same place. -
Butcher, secretary. ~ %
...... 81 atual, saturdays, same place. l.. Z.
Rntcher, secretary.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04

The old gentleman with two mar
riageable daughters teels nappy that
winter ls here. The hinges on bis
front gate will p orably last until
The sprlng.tlme comes, gentle An
nle.-West Vlrginlan.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04

Boreman's Sweet Vermifuge has
almost entirely taken the place OF
olher ermituses. Being so pleas
ant to take and 80 certain to effect
lief where worms exist il is now
ihe tavorite worm medicine. 1t l.
,,r.nar.d at tn" drug store Of W. l.
Boreman l. Co., Market street.
Price, 25 cents.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04

The angel OF midnight-the wo-
man who opens the street door for
her husband when he il trying 10
unlock the beIl>kpoh and then lets
him sleep On the hall foor.-Boston
Globe,
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
We notice that The Baptist Church

We notice that The Baptist Church
Association OF West Virginia,
through b u Committee, has called d
State Temperance Convention, to
meet in the Baptist Church at Par
kersburg, Wednesday, December
18th, 1880, at 10 o'clocd A. M. The
Committee issue an earnest appeal
to temperance people to send dele
gates, and promise reduced trans
uortalion, tree entci taInpent aud "a
useful session. Delegates and Wis
llors will confer d favor by noIIty
ing Walter A. Leese, OF Parkers-
bury, of their coming a early az
December 12th.-Weslon Democrat
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
c0iIRT OEFICERS.

Judge US. Circuit Court--John ]. Jackson
CLERK U :. Court L. B. Dellicker.
Assistant U. 5. Mrrshall-G. 3. Giooens.
Judge Circuit Court-Jas. NJ. Jackson.
CLERK Circuit Court-O. II. Clemens.
President County Court-K. Snodgrass.
Clerk County Court-Thos. q. Smith.
Sheriff-ChaS. II. Shatsuck.
Prosecuting Attorney-D. Fl. Leonard.
JUsrIcEs-Parkersburg District, 5. l.. Ad-
Olson aud De l.. Davis. Walker District, L.
Il. Parker and VIM. Devaughan.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
w. K. LANCASTER
JOHN ADAIR, Agent.

JOHN ADAIR, Agent.
Laurel Fork L Sand Hill Railroad.
NN and after May q, trains will run as fol
" lows
with Express Mall West.
No. ALeaves L. +. junction at lO:l5 q. m.
No. 3-Leaves Volcano at $40 p. m, connect
ing with Express Mail East.
No. 4-Leaves l.. +. Junction at 6:lo p. m.
nE Extra Monday mornings only. L-ayes
Volcano at 7;40 am. Leaves l.. +. Junction
at Sra5.
No.2 will wait 20 minutes for delayed Ex-
press from the East. No. will wait hour
M.C.C. CHURCH, Sec.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
COURTS.

limited States Circuit Court convenes
January 10th auG June 10th.
- Circuit Court OF Wood County convenes
lat Monday in March and lst Monday in
September.
days in February, April, June, August, DC
tober and December.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
rapslent advertisements must be paid fol

Transient advertisements must be paid foi
in advance always,
Cards not exceeding three lines S. per year.
Marriage and death notices free,
Local and business notices l0c per line,
Legal notices inserted according TO law,
We make no charge for advertisements
seeking or Offering work or situations OF any
kind, and cordially invite those waiting or
Offering employment TO use our columns
freely,
legitimate business,
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04

Ifthe coming WINTER is 40 hard as
,rnnhsls tor eIell, We will have a
soIid north.-Phllippi Republican
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
THE NEXT LEGISL LATURE
4 Correct List of the Members OF
Both Houses, Sh0aUing Their
Politics and Post Oftce d.
dresses.

Politics ana FOSt OUtce a"'
Barbour-Lewis Wilson, R., Phil
.ppi. 49,
F. Ferrill, D.
Boone-James Meadows, D, Ra
cine P. o. Braxton-Benj. F. Fish
or, Ind, Braxton G d.
Brooke-Geo. W. McCerd, R.
Bethany.
Csbeil-Geo. W. Hackworth, D
Milton.
Observation-Disclosures Maxwell,
R., West Union.
Fayette-I. ]. Settle, D., Kama
wha Falls
Gllmer-Levi Johnson, D., Glen
vile.
Grsnr-C. NJ. Babb, R., Green
land
Greenbrier-J. M. Sydenstricker,
D., Lsw'sburg.
Hampshire--Alex. Monroe, D,
Barnes Mills.
Hancock-John w. Hobbs, R.,
Fairview.
Hardy-Wm. Fisher, D., Moore
field.
Harrison-B. Il. Lurty, D, ,
Clarksburg; Moses 81. Davis, D.,
Lost Creek.
Jackson-John II. Riley, R., Rip
ley.
Jefferson-Frank Beckwith, D.,
Charlestown, John W. Grantham,
D., Middleway.
Kanawha-W. A. Quarter, Jas.
q. Ferguson, &. W. Wilson, D.,
Charleston
Lewis-Andrew Edmiston, D.,
Weston.
Lincoln-J. W. Holt, D., Hamlin.
Logan-John B. Floyd, D., Lo-
gan c Fl.
Marion-James Morrow, Jr., D.,
Fairmont; C. E. Wells, D., Glover's
Gap.
Marshall-W. D. Wait, Josiah
Sinclair, r.. Benwood.
Mason-Geo. Rowley, G. W. Tip
petit, D., PIT. Pleasant.
Mercer-Isaiah Bee, D., Prince
ton
Mineral-Joseph V. Bell, D.,
Piedmont.
Mouongalia-Hsnry l.. Cox, Jas.
S. Watson, r, Morgantown.
Monroe-Benj, f. Irons, D., Un-
iop.
Morgan. 7. Siler, r, Berke-
ley Springs.
Ohio-Samuel A. Kenner, Frank
P. Mcneil, c. W. Seabrlght, D; W.
2. Hubbard, R., Wheeling.
P,ndletou-J. Day, R., Franklin.
Poeahontas-Geerge IL. Moffet,
Ind, Clover Lick.
Preston-U. N. Orr, Page R. Nc
Crum, R., KingwoOd.
Putnam-Johu K. Thompsc n, g.,
Winfield.
Raleigh-Wm. Prince, D, Ra'
leigh U. d.
Roane-Marshall Depue, D.,
Resdyville.
Summers-N. NJ. Lowry, D.,
Hinton.
Taylor-Reuben Davisson, D.,
Webster P. y.
Tyler, Selmon Wells r., Sisters
Vile.
Up.h David Poe, G., Buckhan-
non.
Wayne, A. c. Fulkerson, D., Fort
Gay.
WetzsI, septimus Hal, D., New
Martlnsville.
Writ, Lewis Sheppard, d. zack
vile. :,
First Delegate District, Wood and
peasants Counties, D. H Leonard,
D., J. P. Sharp, D, Parkersburg;
D. @. StSere, R., ST. Mary's, Pleas
ants county.
Second Delegate District, Ritchis
and Calhoun Counties, J. P. Crum-
rine, D., Psnnsboro, Richie coucty;
George Lyuch, D., Grantsvillo, Cal
houn county.
Third Delegate District, Barbour
Harrison, and Taylor Counties, J.
l.. Hall, D., Phillppi.
Fourth Delegate District, Kan
dolph and Tucker Counties, Co.. T.
Cressp, D., Beverley.
Fifth Delegate District, Nicholas,
Clay and We bster Counties, Charles
McDodriil, D., Webster 9, d.
Sixth Delegate District, Mellow
ell and Wyoming Counties, FLOYD
Lusk, r. -
Democrats 40 40
Republicans 90 o
Independents 2 2
Greenbackers z
SENATORS ELECT.
First District, John R. Doneho'.
D.. Fairview, Hancock county.
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West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04

TERM -;

All persons will be promptly discontinued
at the expiration OF the time paid for, and no
names entered on the subscription DOCKS
without CASH IN ADVANCE,
Subscribers finding a cross upon their pa
pers will understand without further notice.
that heir time has expired.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
RAIL ROAD TIME CARDS.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

an and after Sunday, Now, 1850, PaSsen'
I J ger trains will arrive aud depart rom
ParSerSburg on the following schedule Bal
timOre time.
ARRIVING.
New York and S. Louis Express. 20O +. NJ
t. Louis EX pre- tVW ~
Cincinnati EXpreSs....: ~ % n
Grafton Accom-. Except Sunday)...l.1o r.M
Way Train .(except sunday ......2.oo I'm
DEPAI TING.
New York Express ....'.E'LW A., =,
Philadelphia and n. Y. Ex.....;........;o.So W
Grafton Accom-. Except Sunday)''I'g5S \ An n
Ey- Volcano travellers will make differ
ence Of 50 minutes in this time card, ast making
time early coming West, later going east.
Marietta Accommodation, leaving mere nt
1850 am, connects at Moore's Junction WIN
train for Tunnel, emings, Vincent, puh
bar, Big Run, New England, Cannonsvrile
and Athens. WIN. CLEMENTS, NJ. OIL.
JOHN ADAIR, Agent.
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad.
ON and after Nov Z, 1850, passenger trains
" will arrive and depart upon the tollo"-
ing schedule, Columbus Time:
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-12-04
M,ri.tt, & ciasinnati Railroad.

IAN and after Nov Z, lSSO, passenger tTaIuS
IOwill arrive and depart upon the tollo"-
ing schedule, Columbus Time:
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-06
How TO Get a Black Eye.
.Nis,e l'ork Di.paicA.

.'t" ANfN N"SN"
Reader. hast ever ,sked q man
"wheuce his black eyel" We have.
many times since W. sprouted. Maybap
we've had 'em. P-rchapee 1t matters
not. We append some OF the answers
We received:
"Ruuninc after cat and tripped over
the elothes.liue with my neck.
"Grandiather lett 1t to me in his
will"
"Get up in the middle Of the nigh,
and went down stairs after 4 drink"
Told u man he lied"
"Trod on the teeth OF a hoe"
"was splitting wood"
"Cork hsw out OF champagne bot
tie"
"Msn ran an umbrella in my eye"
"Baby hit me with . rattle-6ox.
Tried to kill u mosquito on my
nose
Didn't know / was loaded"
Told the bartender to hang 1t up.
Tried to get on car after It was
two blocks up street.
Ran a knot-hole in II"
WAS looking through the key.hole.
"Some boys playing shinny IN the
street and asked me to be umpire.
went to kick = deg and my boo'
came or"
"Fir,d q bootjack at cat and los
my grip on II"
"Nounerytrdambizu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-06
THE SUN FOR 1880.

TIE sux will deal with the events Of the
year issu In in own issh.on. now p.slty veil
uLdsrs oJd b. ever, b.dy. From JANUARY I
until LoosuIbsr VI it will be ,Vnauctsu ~ Q
ps~ spspsr, written IN ,Le ELgiisn language,
aud pri..tsd ~: tho People.
As NEWSPAPER, TIE suN believes In getting
eli tho Lsws OF the word promptly, ALL ll,-
rsntins u IN The mvss in,siiIxio.s rhAps-the
.h,p. that viii enable iis frsdsrs u kes, weil
sorsas, OF the ago With tbs least ubpIoducuvs
slpsDdllurs VI tune. lne gru~to't iniefest 70
,hs yrssI.st nuuiber that - the law contfvl-
ling It's daily mako N. II has pvw circu.a ion
very much larger tn.n that VI a.y olusr amer
i,an Newspaper. and enjoys al Income which
10 o. all ,imss prepared W spend iibsral Tor the
bsusnt OF It. readers. feVpie oi al' coLditions
OF lie and ali ways OF tnlukinE buy sLd 'eAd
rHs cuN; and tnsy all drive satisiActiol of
syms sort IRON ir coiuu.ns. Tor they Keep on
buy IND and reading IL.
ip its cumm.uts ON men and Affairs. THs Bun
believes that ths oIiy guide VI policy shodid oe
comuon sense. s.rsd by kssuius AnsricAn
priuciples aud backed b. bousstl of purvvsss
For this resson 1t 10. aLd Will continue " De-
absolutely independent VI pafty. Gas tliquet
orxsnlistiyn or ints,est. II - tor ell. but Of
none. II will continue " praise what 70 kood
aud rep, obate hat 10 evil. taking care that its
language 10 70 ths paint AID plain, ~, ond me
possibility Ut being Misunuerstovd. IL 10 upin.
nuenced by motives that 90 not sppsar ON the
suriace; It has nv opinions " sell, ssse thoss
whica may be had By any pui chaser Win Two
osnts. it hates injustice aud rAsealty even
more than Il hates unnecessary words. II so-
nors fiAuis, pit.es fools and dsploies nincvts-
poJps Of every Species. IL wil conIlnne
throughout the Year lso0 10 cbastiss the nf-t
class, instruct tho second. and a!pcvun,enALcs
tho tnird. All hoLest men, with hUusst coh'ic-
tious, whether SQUAD ,r n,isIst,n, Aro iu
friends. Aud THE DUN makes 40 bones Of tel
lng the truth 70 It's irieuGs And about ITS irisus
wn.neyer occasion arises for pi.in spsakinS.
These are tue princi rles up0u which iHs otN
viii Do couduc. ed durips tho Iear 10 cous.
The year ioSO vii be one In which No patriot.
10 American csu afford " close his eyee 10 pub
no affa,rs. IL 10 impossible 10 eAasg.rals the
lmportaucs OF the pv.i,icsi events wnich b has
n styrs. OF the Necessity OF r.soIuts Ng,ian's
on IA. psrt OF every citizen WIN do.ires " pre-
.srys ths Government that the ioauders gave
Us, The debates snd scts of Congress, the Ct
.srsnces Of tie prvss, the sxcitins contests q
the Republicau aud Lsmocratic parties. new
nearly .QuxI IN strength throughout the coun.
Try, the Var, Ing dri.t OF public sentiment, wal
all bear directly aud effectively upon tns twso-
ty.fYurtu Presidential e,ectiUn, 10 DO held in
November, -Four y.srs ago n II Novrnbsr ths
will NJ the nsuon, ~ expressed ~ tue pois.
wss thwsrt~d w an sbomlIsbls conspiracy. TIE
prvmotsrs aud bensnei.Iis. VI whieu t1,li bold
the or1oss they stole. VIII ths critn. OF 1910 os
repeated In IosOf The last dsescs Of lears
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-06
MAS c0LUanIA's SCHOOL

In Mi.s Coiumb as day school
A bright aud rtudi us lad
Whose rams wa- mmy GARFIELD
The high.,t h,nof- hsd
The econd boy Wa Hancock,
Who always did biz best
And, when uns Gsrfi ii beat h.m.
Pro y ly The fsct confessed.
The lowest boy. Bill Bsrnum,
A fighter sud rou b.
Co many Q we'll earned logging,
But never Quit. enough;
he went with bal Jack Kelly,
A. tod such awfui st rice.
The children cA'ioi s"wh hopper"
.u.e OF oil B.rnum's Morvys."
one bright owe" Der morLins
Bill ba~isd aloud In school.
"Jim Gar I'D IL . fraud. boys
Tue school ma am 1, iooll'
The seLoiarr. sisril' d, brs,thless,
Heard Mirs o umbia say.
In ,oi, mn, m, a-uted accents,
"Bill bsrhun. step thi, wayr'
Bill st. pped. and vsiuly whimpered.
"Js. K Kelly tod ms tor
But Mics Coiumbia anss.red,
That's no excure Toe yOnl'
And while shs noggcd aud logged him.
The scholars heard ni.n r''sr,
81 won't tell no m,re 'Moreys
Nor won't yell Fraud NO morer.
MORAL.
Nov all you little people.
In Miss Coluu.bis'r school.
shoul learn this hitie lesson-
COlumbia'r OF q ttol;
And IL any lilly uIehin
should echo BAr1um's veil. he
Will share tn. ate of Ba-num.
VINO went with had Jack hellyt
-Piiiadslpkia Ersaiag Bsii,iia.