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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
BIDS FOB STATIONERY
FOR The USE OF
State Officers, Etc., Of the
State Of Nevada.
pIDs WILL BIZ RECEIVED By rBI BOARD
y Of E1aminsrs VI the ststs OF NsvadA up 70
and including
DECEMBER %, 1890,

Ss~e
For the furnishing Of such Stationery - may
be rsqu red for the use OF sts Omeers, sto ,
OF the state OF Nevada for the two Ears COM
mencing January J, 1881. and ending January ].
1888. ss near ., may be In the following guam.
tities. n"rs or less:
l0rssms 10 it Letter Paper.
III rrsms ~ fb Letter Paper.
10 resms 8 ID No'e Paper.
~ realns b Note Payer,
10 reams II ID Legal Cap Paper.
is reams II ID Legal Cap Paper.
sreams IL b L-gzl Csp Paper,
Dreams kngrossitg Paper.
rssms Enr Hing Paper.
ram. 8oIte MSnilis Wrapping Paper.
sou XXX Will Env.iovss,
400 Xxx Q white Envelopes,
2U0 XXX White Envelopes,
loo Xxx " White Envelopes,
doc. Csrtsr's Ink. quarts.
dos Carter. Lux. quarts. copying,
doz Csrmine, 4 Or, 0lass Stsppsrs (Cartsrs
Cri,u,on Fluid.
as oxes ,,iiiotts sos Pens,
90 boz Q 0illott's t0t tens,
q, boz. Q speLcerish No. Pens,
Il boxes Pacific X n. Pens.
20 boxer kstsrbi oot's tngrosslnR Pens,
70 boz . 0illott's 81 Record Pens,
8 dos. Quaits David's hucil,gs,
Z dog. hors.n's stand. and nIu,hss. largs'
dog. Morgan's Staods and brushes, small.
gross round fab~r psneili,
gross hexagon Faber Pencils,
y gioss bsxsgon red and blu pencils.
grosr pschagss Treasury b citing,
10 boxs. assorted tiIss Rubbsr Bands,
~ spoois He'd Tape.
2dUr. ~ Inch brs,sedged Rulers,
2dug. IL inch Rubber Rulers.
q dor. IL inch Ruhber kulefs.
I'd 9. full bouud Blank Bovkr, per quifs.
doz. No. 8 Safety Inkstn do. ''
10 II. Mc0ill's r. II. Paper Bsstsnsrs, ~
sorted.
Al gr o. Medium Hyslets,
/ dog. NO. g Eyelet hachinsa.
8 doE small Ibk and Pencil Rrassrs,
ldos. Ia 20 Ink aud Pencil Erassrs,
ldux Knife lux Erassrs,
Id 8 10 inch hears,
I dOz. 10 inch shes Q,
2doz Twins, I ID balls. English II. thiek.
I'D, g. Twins. email. English.
arolis Tracing Cioth.
Bonds for double the value Of goods called
for herein must accompany the bid-.
Bids 10 be sddrerstd 10 tue "BSafd Of fxsm'
iners OF the siats Of Nevada, Carson City
JOHN Il. KiNKEAD,
JARPEn BABCOCK,
State Bosrd Of kxamipsrs.
Carson oity. Nsvsds, November ", ioso.
bols I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

The Paris Figaro tells story which
Sarah B.rnhardt relates on herself.
When playing once in Ray Bias. at
the Odeon Tbeater frllow threw Q ioaf
Of bread ct her from the peanut gallery,
with the remark ,bs, he hoped shed eat
IL and oct n little fatter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
MARsHAl's NOTICE.

H1orIcH Is HEREBY GIVEN that THR
IN Town ordnance prohibiting the running
on no d Hill will from this date be strictly
enforced. A psn has been constructed for ths
deteution Of hogs that may be found run-
nipa at large, and the legal penslty for snsh
detention wll b eollsstsd n sysf1 Gee.
Gold Hin. Aagass so mo. f9i'' 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
ruruE plsrRICr sOURr or THE

Tu THE DIsrRICr sOURr or THE
J. Pirst judicial District Of the Biats o. Nevada,
In ard far the County OF y Grey. .-MATH.W
r. SMITH sgsin,t HIS CREDITORS NO.
tice to Creditors of lnsoivtnt lin the matter
OF the petition OF Mathew r. Smith. an tn.ol.
vent debtor Purrusnt 10 an order OF the Hon.
Richard Rislng, Judse OF the said district
court, poiics 10 hereby given to all the cred
itos Of the said insolvsnt. M.ihew Y. smith. to
be and sppssr before the said Judge, In open
Court, at the Courtroom OF said Court. at the
Court House. In said county. on the Fourt enth
day of Dece uber. 4. d. iseO At 10 o'c. oct A. ~.
OF that d.y, then aid there to chow caure, IL
any they can. why the prayer OF said insolvent
shouid NOT be granted. and an Assignment OF
hn estate be made. and be be discharged nom
his debts and liabilities. In pufsuancs Of the
provisions o. TIE statute IN ruch case made and
provided; and In the meantime all pr.ceodings
tRsinss ssid inrolvent be stayed.
witness my hand and the ssal OF said Court,
this eleventh dsy Of hovsmbsr. A, y. 1850.
TsRALI J.R MouONALD, Clerk.
Per HEsRY RoLys Deputy oleik.
n. @. TiLpAN. Attorney i"r Insolvent. IL Sod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

A lady passing along the street one
mernipg last week. noticed little boy
scattering salt upon the sidewalk for the
purpose Of clearing of the ice. .Well,
/ am sure" said the lady. "this Is real
benevol.nce." "No. 1t ain't," replied
the boy. '.it's salt"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

"My case is jus, here" said citizen
to q lawyer the other day; "the plain.
tif will swear that hit bin. Twill
swear that ] did not. Now what can
you lawyers make out Of that II We 60
to trialf" Five dollars apiece" was
the prompt reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR POS.
n session DO 10 belonsius to Wells Drury
are rsausstsd 70 leave the same st the once Of
the 1oLp HnL Nnws - soon % oonysnisnt.
Cold Hill. September 10. 1879. ssls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

II q man .mpties his purse into his
head, NO man can take It away from
hin. An investment in knowledge al.
ways pays the best interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
STEVE MS
Patent Mould Board
AMALGAMATNG PAN.
PATENTED, APRIL Is,sIsuo.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Philadelphia. 1870.
AWARDED prRsT PREMIUM
-roR A. nfYlo,xD-
Grinding and Amalyamating Pan.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DHRsoNs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA. EHo
I Wish 70 spbecribs for the oc11 M
Exvs can leavs ordsrs for it o N rosteHess
\. ,, 1AlsonS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

TN TssE DIsrhIGrr COURT or THE
j First Jud,ci.l District OF the state OF Ne
vsds, In and for the county OF 6iony.-
THOMAS GRAY agsi st HIS oRRDlTORS.-
Notice 10 Orvdiiors Of I solvent. In tbs mat
tsr o. the petition Of Thou.s eny; ,n nj in,olv. !,
hichard Rising, Judge Of ths said Dist let
Court, notice is hereby q en- TO all the cred
Il ~ OF the said insolvsnt. Thom.s or:y. 10 Be
spd appeal before the said Judge. In open
Court st the courtr ON of said Court st the
Court House. In s.id county. on tbs 18th day Ct
DICHMBhk. A. D. 1850. - 10 O'CLOCK AL o.
1, a DAY, then and there 70 show cause. any
they can, Why the prayer OF said insolvsnt
should not be granted. ard 90 assignment OF
his sstats be made. and hs bs discharged from
his dsbts and Iisbilities, In purruapce OF the
proyiaiops Of the btatuts In inch Gaze made
snd proyid d; and In the meantime oil Lro.
cs~dinss n ,ins said insovent be stayed.
Witne-s my hand an the seal OF sstd Court,
this iS,h day Of November, A. ID. 1880.
isrALI ], & NcpuNALD Clerk.
y.w. wnrcnsn. Attorney for InsSlvsnt.
n. IN sod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

Lseos
Trades and Busiaess Wisnis sne
Corporsss. Limits Of the Town of
Gaid ann.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES VI ooLp
= Hill do ordAin;
SEcrtos 4. no " rton or persons. hfm. ~
| socisl,vp. or corporation shall within the cor.
| nor,t, limit. of the Town of Gold Hill carry
on mr. pur,us suy trade or business hersanafter
mrntiuurd. until be, she, thsJ, or 10 have PAID
Tor and taken out liesnss. - v hereinafter pro
| yided. AID fer any violation Of this oruinAnce
ne ,,r,x .Ssndins snail. on CONVICTION. be
s..a in m, SUN not exceeding lwS hundred
| aoII.n. b..id.s the coat, vi tns action; and IN
So, .1s ~ S n.s@sps ,Seroof % hall b imrrlsopsd
in tse Tow. Jan Il tns rate Of ono day Tor
| .yery tvc dollars OF such nns and costa.
n,.,.,a.J .hsii \. Maid ousrterly In advsn.e,
,s,.. nusrts,s 10 commcpc. on the INST days VI
rrbr,,.ry. MAY. August aud November Ia esch
,..r: AMI M case my person or v~rssns. nrm,
.s,,a -, ca,n.,y.i,ou :, ouir.d 10 uahe out
$3.50 .o.,, 90 ~ r.ss o,.t such liccuse for
VI 'ne e. saaens SuM ~. snyusr aud soyembcr oi
ss.n y..r X. ana th,r. or IL ahsii bs supject
n, n., an sdIi ion 4 ten psr cent. over aud
,,c.r.. 80 AMI an sdIitiou 10 the penalty do
.crb.d in rectiou ous VI this ordinance civil
..,rn. Teen of ,,old HiIl'' TOR ths recovery vi
,h.. smonnt =, ,uch ncsnss and d. rcentsxe,
to,-turr witt c.sts. includlng tue fec OF the
Town Attorney. TO Do taxed al hftsen dollars IN
s.en ,a,.,
sc a Ths N.nshal shall keep his ONCE
on.,'S snd ne pr,s,ut tnereat, bet sssn the
nasr. of TOO o,cIuck y. n. aud iour O'Clock r.
y ~ ,..s ~ Isuud.,s AID holcays except
.al' auI.ns tns n.ss and - ..s,, n. ,hs dnty of
80. ,,.ssnn s,.,,n x.,.om a Iicenss tax 4, due
wi ox,as ~ nss M, ssru. a. sad ono, during
,n'. 49, ~ - so r,ouirrd L. kvsp hi. oitice
he ulus no - ~ .eSs S'.,u.,s a, a.,,,e.. h, M.
Vpen, 80 W - ~ ,s..s.,n .n.is h. n,ee..sgy To
800, .,,ch ,,,.rs1 m nab. to the p,nult.r ZEE pre-
pu saeA Pei.s , 1870 ,,J. a.d,
seriosa IN sssuon. one An1 wv W 'A''
uanoe' an, . u,.n..
SEQ. q All persons nAving taLen !.,,H', ou. ~
under TINS ofdinA-ee are nsIeoy .o1s
e1niolt me same la solne o-nsp @eous ~.
,hris place VI ousiners. saa W P'oauso W
s.u1e when applying 70 'ne AAfsnAi luz Nv"
license. x...,, On
sko. 8. II shaii Dc the dny Oh tns Ann .,,i,,, w.
report 10 the Town ATTORNEY ON tne nItseL'u ,''.
daJs VI rebfuAry' NAY, Auguse anu ~. -.
ui each year. the nAuies oi AL pcisous Who NV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
ORDINANCE NO. II7.

snc. II nosd In i.ies OF asd f.r he
Parpo . Of IanceLias Bends Mes. 1va
and l04.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

!oB. !! ! !! x9s x|!g! *: IS & ss.s y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

Why Is hen sitting on fence like a
cent? Because she has head on one
side and tail on the other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

to SEQ s..s ~ !: = T.: sse: ss...:: s:ss: sss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

~ Buys and ssiis Kzchanss spd Teaegraphie
Transfers. Issues Commercial and 1rnvsisu
Crsuils. This bank has spsoA tsetiuee io
dsaliuR In bullion Ell
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH tbs PRocLAMA-
j ton Of the President OF he United states,
ana eopformi, K ~ . ursse hon r.d In any
,.s,. on ob,e vance: recogu rins the dependence
Of this state a.d Its psopl. upon supreme
s,cni,sct and huler for existence aud happi-
nee: dsvoutIy grateful Tor the measure Of ~ :,
p-rity .njo,e ed dur ng the pre-, ,snt year. l. yohS
IL. EINkE,D. Governor oi tne s'A'e VI w
ysda, do hereby designate
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO los.

An oRDINAACE 90 fix asd Collect
Liee.ss Tax Upon Certain
Trades asd Busiaess wishts she
Corporsss. Limits Of the Town ef
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
sASKERS AND BROKERs.

Psil :sp Capitai....... e3,eoe. .eee-0sle
Rsssrvs 70. :. Bssts).... S,Ses'ese-esse
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23

L. =. fRANkELs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
IIParss AND .RrIoHr coMPANIfs

SIC. %. Every person. nrn, association or
corporation engaged In the business OF u,ns-
mittins letters VI other packages Forwarding
aud carrying gold dust, bulliou. coin or fr"ight
ior hire, from the Town Of Gold Hill TO any
other place. or from any other p ace ~ ths Town
Of uold Hill. and who Las place OF business
or agency In said town, shall pay, quahsr,y, ior
. license 10 carry on the same. according 10 his,
their or its monthly receipts. ~ In tho average
oll0wing schedule;
First Oisss-Monthly receipts ave thousand
dullarr or over quarterly license. thirty dollars
second Clars-Nonthly Iecsipts under nve
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol
lars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
PouNpRrKs,

Src. n. Every person. nrm. association or
CORPORATION engaged In the foundry business
shall pay, Quar.srly, for . license 10 CARY On
the ssmo, according 10 bis, the,r or tts average
monthly sales or receipts. a. In tho following
schedule:
fir.t Class Monthly ssies or receipts twenty
thousand dollars or over. quarterly license. fortJ
second Clsas-M Monthly sales or N ceipts ff'een
thousand dollars or over and under twenty
thousand dollars. quarterly hcense' thir'y do''
lars.
Third Ciass-Monthly sales or receipts ten
thousand dollar or over and under nfeen thou.
ssnd dollars. quarterly license. twenty-five uo''
Fourth olns-Monthly ssies or receipts nm.
der ten thousand dollarr, quarterly license
twenty dollars.
Sec. %. Every peron engaged In the ouE.
ness Of dealing. play ng, or carrying on Any
game Of faro. monte. rouistte, ian.quenes,
rouge-et noir, rondo, keno. fsnfan. diana. OF
chuck s-luck. or any baking game. plAyed wun
cards, dice, or any other device. whether the
ZANE be played TOR money. checks, credit. or
auy other valuable thing or rrpietehtatiye OF
value, shall pay, QuArsrly. foe license 70
carry on the same, according TO his ayeraSs
monthly receipts. a. n the following sehedule
Fist C.ass-Mouthly receipts three tnoussno
dollars or over. quartsrly license, ssventJ'nvs
dollars.
second Glass; Monthly receipts two thousand
dollars or over and under tures thousand dol
lars. quarterly license. my dollsrs.
SEC ~. zach license iseu, ,hAll contain .
particular description Of the room In which the
licenree designs TO carr9 on the game designs.
ted. and the name Of the game 10 Do opened and
played; and no license shall be i.sued permit
ting any such game to &c carried on In any
room In which such games are By any valid Act
OF the l. sislsture OF the state Of nevada for.
bidd.n TO be opened. played, or carried on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23


SEC Is. Every psrson. nrm. association or
corporation having Q place Of business IN the
Town OF Gold Hill. and therein engaged In the
business OF banning. loaning N .ney, buying and
selling exchange. or receiving on deposit bai
lion or coin, or any " oil such transactions,
rhsll ray. quarterly. for . license to carry On
sad business &C ,ording to bile. their or lie aver
Ave MONTH, purchases and sales Of exchange.
amount OF loans, or deposit Of bullion or coin.
or any or all Of such transactions. - the case
may be, a. In the following schedule:
Fir.t Class Monthly transactions one nun
dred and nfty thousand dci'lrs or over. quar-
terly licrnse, one hundred dShsrs.
Second Clsss-Nonthiy transactions unaei
one hundred and any thousand dollars nf'y
dollars.
SIc. l6. Every perSon or nrm engAgeo IN tns
business OF carrying ON . bafosr crop enxn
pay, quarterly. for Q hcenre TO carry on ne
same, according to his or their average montnIy
business OF receipts, a. In the foiiovine
schedule:
firrt oiass Monthly business or recsipts nvs
hupdred dollars or over. quarterly License, tsn
dollars.
second Cisss-Mnnshly business % rscsips.
thrss hundred and 1fv dollars Or oy9 and
under ave hundrsd douars. quarterly hesns
six dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
AN lnterest.ne Neeting.

A number of gentlemen met AZ the office
Of James B. Simpson,, asl, on yesterday to
di,cusa tho best methods # advancing the
cause of education in Dallas. II was appar-
ent from the views there expressed, that
mperious necessity exists for the constructs n
a. once of at least three commoaious scnool
Buildings in the city-two for white, and
one for coorsd pupils. 1t was
not considered absolutely essential that
the school districts could be arbitrarily
mado co-exlsnsvs with the four wards, but
that two schools districts might be constructed
With She schesl buildings at convenient
points for thu attendance Of scholars.
The propristy of having tho county soil
her school leagues AID devote the proeeads
to the establishment Of high
grade academy in the city,
the pspis thereof being equslly divided be-
tween the couAty and the city, was DIS
ousssd At some length. So great was the in
tRrsIt manifested and so urgent seemed tAs
pecsslity for Immediate action, that 1t was
determined to call public meeting
IN the interest Of public educA-
ton IN this city 10 meet AT the nrN-Whru
school on Friday, Dec. 81, for the purpose
CT a :ull discussion Of these important inter-
esls. 1t desired that every indy iduAl of
either sex who may feel an interest in os-
taSlishipg and fostering pub
public schools should be
present. Resolution. shoLd bs adopted ask
ing the action of the common council in The
promises, and q hearty effort made 10 place
Dali s, as regards her educational interests,
on = better footing She is now behind
every othsr city Of any inheritance
in the state, and it WI be
disgrace 10 our civilization to permit her
to contipuo longer in this condition. Let
every enc interested in the education Of cur
children and the advancement Of the intorost9
OF Dallas attend the meeting on Friday
next,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
CleyelanR Herald


A highly respected physician is Authority
for the following story of almsst unbelievable
deprsvity: An old rasn in this city dspOkasd
for support upon the wsrk Of his daughter-
his only child. HIS was not worthy
of that support, for no was slave
to that NEST hiseous of hSrsh mastor--the
whisky bottle. He made RIO effsrt TO earn
m honest living for himself although able
Of liAb Asd sound Of miad, but was on al
most coAstan. swellsr st whisky shops
ard loafag corners. His daughter west out
to ssw, aad her fathGr compelled her, every
day to give him Aquartsr TO buy liquor. With
that moAey he always weat out evenings 10
blow his cSin, his health and his brains
into whisky jugs, leaving hi, child, tired
and fearful, in a frequently cold and dark
house BY her toll she 'ecursG sewing
mschins, Md did her sowing at horne. She
did everything in her psvsr TO draw her
father ont fr0so the folds of the IA ssstsr, that
with 81 thousand arms was dragging him
down. Tho neighbors resssnsd with him and
scolded him, but TO no avail. He regularly
slsut in gutter or cTawled home from ssme
saloon 10 the marninr, to bear 10 his poor
girl the sight Of "tho cid man drunk again"
One day whsR all tke sirests of Cleveland
were covered with ice, the daughter slipped
ana fell near tho public square She was
picked up badly Injured and carried to one
OF the bogptslr Her ial wag TOO MUCK for
her frail systom, weakened and run down by
unces,ing toll, poor food, chesIlss Days,
and nights Of aorrow. For several DAYS she
tossed ia fsver, and although kindly cared
| Ter. she dnslly died. Yhs iatber missed her
daily pt.Aacs for Ais rum, and p0waed the
sswisg machine 10 buy more liquor. Ths
poor, sssd girl WAS sRri.d quietly, NO one
going, 10 ths graveyard except the usder-
isks.s md tho father. The ladies WHO
lived ncishbors to tho girl Gsde bsau-
liful wrsAth TO be put upon tho
coffin, sad gave il to IKE father TO bs placed
there 10 tbs grave. That wreath he sold for
liquor. AT night, VIXEN the rum cravings
came on stroSge,t, tbs old man secured a
horse sSd Wagon, drsvo to the grave whore
his dead daughter wa3 buried, dug up tho
earth, tsre the amsclstsd body from its rslt-
ing pliss and conveyed it away to the stor-
age room Of q medical college. He sold it
there for & miserable piIiaRce-a few dols
lars-withs which no sgain went u knssl
do all TO the irightful idol o whom he had
offered up health, happiness, home, HE
only child, and his own soul. Humanity SO
sunsis happily seldom seon.
With the prizes OF bis ia thfal daughter
body that nan, the physician says, is even
now debauching himself.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
vagnries ofLaw.

A curiou, story Of the Jaws vasariss that
come to us from abroad. Not long since a
woman was arrested in Pre,burg, Hungary,
for receiving .tslen goods. She was
BY birth a Jowess, but six months pri-
Or TO her detection, had been baptized in the
Roman Catholic church. When placed
upon trial shs cont up the plea that she was
an infant, and could not on that account be
hold answerablc fer what $40 had done. 1t ap.
poars that in Hungary The date Of birth
runs according 10 tho date of baptism. After
serious cogitatisn tho tisuaal declared her
defence a valid one, and that she, woman
Of fsrty years, was only six months old. Tai.
t,ehnicality of the law obviAted the facts, aad
the woman escaped punishment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

A REMARKABLE confession has JUS, besu
madS BY . young man now serving life
sentence in the Kansas state psRitsntiAry for
murder, which, if true, is y. mos. noteworthy
instance of sons fidelity to worthless and
drunken father. The yousg mans n.me is
Fred Olds, and the crime for which ha is
sentenced to life ssrvituds in ths psnitsntiAry
was the mur.or Of On cid mar named Fsrris.
at Topeka, in whose employ he vas in 1874.
Upon ths trial young OldG did net dsny the
crime imputed 20 him and he war accord.
ingly sentenced to death. Sons tine after
the scatsnee of the lad, be WAS but ssyer-
teen yssrs.sf age at the time, hi, father COM
mittea suicide, and now comes the rasst ra-
mArkAsls part of the stsry. The confession
wa'msde by tho hey Afsw days ago He
makes the statement that tho murder was COM
mitsed by his fater, and that whom tho Off
csrs were tslSirg them both 10 JUL his father
told aim to say nothing, and Afterwards, at
the preliminary examination and the trial.
no convicted himself by shielding his worth.
lesa parsat. The result was that the father
was allewcato 90 FREQ and the son was sen.
fenced to death. The suicide of tho former
has left the latter free to tell the truth, which
it is very probable he would not hsve done
while the father lived. Filial affection
could not have gone any further than this
although the boy confesses he had grear
lear OF his parent. Ho also says he had alb
solutely nothing to do with the killing, al,
tnoush ne had some suspicion of wha. wa
\going TO be done.
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PEEgSNAL,

Mr. Daniel Ripley is in the city, gust of
tho Grand Windsor.
j. 9. Harley aud wife formerly residents
of this city but nov Of LendvIle, are in the
city on visit to relatives and friends,
Mr.. Henry Joncr, the atiable and efficient
deputy clerk OF ths district court, loft yes
t9rdsy morning for Sherman on u yicit to
relatives and friends.
Hon DIN Wellhora returned homo from
Washiogloa yesterday. to spend the OhriSt-
mas holidays with bis fsmily and friends, al
Of whsm Wsre delighted TO see him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

"a thing Of beauty is a Joy forever"
WHAT'S it? Something prepared for women
only, and used by thom exclusively. II is
adapted especially to c2sos whore the womb
is disordorad, and viii cure all Irregularities
Of The "mcnsesn or monthly courses by
restoring the discharge, whether acute or
chronic, in every instance.
Bradasld's Female Regulator "woman's
best FRIEND" is prepared by DR.. J. Bradaeld,
Atlanta, Ga, price 81 so per bottle. Sold
by all druggists. Wholesale, by Thompson,
SChott 81 Co., Dallas, Texas.
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no Our roSrens.

In order that our snployss might have o.
least part ora holiday, we saar our readers
this morning only limited ameuAt of read
ing matter, knowing full wall that generous
public under the circumstances will male
due allowance for all shortcomings.
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Married, on the night of the 28d, at tho
residence Of The brides father, j, w. Stepb-
erson, Mr.. Robert N. Duncan TO Leila f.
Stephenson. Tse attendants were Mr.. w.
Il. Meredith and Miss Mabel Robinson,
Major Terry and Miss Annie Bumpa, Rev.
MIR. Bourlsnd performed the marriage cero-
moDy.