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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

THE REPUBLICANS IN CoUsCIL.-The
Executive Committee of the few Republic
cans In Centre county met in this place on
Friday last, in obedience to a call from
Chairman John /. Rankin. Twenty-seren
members were present, AS follows Belle
fonte, David NJ Glenn, II. ii. Benner,
VIM. Shortlidge; Howard borough, Joseph
Roycr Milesburg borough, Lyman 7.
Eddy Philipsburg borough, Harry Sim.
Ter Unionville borough, DR.. +. A. Rus
sci Benner, John r. Seibert Boggs,
Capt. Austin Curtin Burnside, William
Stewart, Jr. College, David Dale; Fer
guson, Cyrus Goss and VIM. ii. Goss
Gregg, Robert II. Duncan Huston, Ira
+. Davis Howard, ID. b. Fletcher Half
Moon, Harry G. Love; Haines, DIR. p. L.
Musscr Liberty, ID. b. Kunes Marion,
Capt. S. IL. Bennison Potter, james G.
Boal and W. j. Thompson Rush, John
\. Null; Snow Shoe, William Stew
art, Sr. Spring, A. j. Swartz Taylor,
d. &. Canoe; Union, b. w. Shipley.
The deliberations resulted in the selection
of A. O. Furst and John |. Rankin, Esq's,
rs representative delegates to the State
Convention, without instructions. A vote
on Presidential preferences resulted in 22
votes for Blaine, 4 for the "third termcr,"
and | for sherman. John q. Love,
Esq, Col ID. S. Keller, of Bellefonte, and
Capt. 5. II. Bennison, of Marion, were
chosen Senatorial cohferees to meet with
the corferees of Clinton and Clearfeld
counties and elect Senatorial delegate.
Orr TO MIcuIGAN.--Mr. John Letter
man, of Benner township, Is in the eighty
fourth year of his age. Notwithstanding
his venerable years and the fact that he
was born and spent all his life in this
county, he announces his intention of re-
moving to Michigan next spring, If his
health continues good He was born near
the village of Rebersburg. He is gifted
with an active, retentive memory, and
takes great pleasure in relating incidents
in regard to the early settlers and primitive
days of this county. Many years ago Mr..
Letterman figured prominently as a candi-
date for the high office of sheriff. Regrets
for his departure will be numerous, and
wishes that he may spend happy green
old AGE among the great lnkcs of his new
home will be profuse.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

A MILITARY SUrPER.-Last Friday
evening supper was given in the Bush
House, of this place, 10 the officers Of the
Fifth Regiment, n. @. Previous to the
rcpast, however, Mr.. Jefferson S. Jones,
who was recently elected to flll the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Second
Lieutenant Myers, of Company L, Phil
ipsburg, was examined as to his proicien-
cy The result was satisfactory, and In
due time he will receive his commission
from Governor Hoyt About twenty
guests from distance were present and
the supper is spoken Of as success both in
regard 10 culinary skill and the pleasure
derived from Il. The gathering was de-
nominated Theoretical school, +" in which
Colonel w. +. Burchield performed the
part Of master while the Others were bis
pupils. The exercises consisted of answers
given by the officers to questions pro-
pounded by Colonel Burcbfcld upon the
several departments of military tactics
Gen. james A. Beaver and Colonel d. &
Keller also entertained those present with
instructive speeches.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

LITERARY.-The weekly gathering OF
the Addisonian Club, on Saturday evening
last, was well attended. This session was
devoted exclusively to business and resulted
in several important changes in the con-
duct OF the Club. A committee Of three
was appointed on regulations, whose duty
1t is TO prepare such rules for the govern
ment Of the Club, ms are not provided for
in any Of the accepted manuals OF parla-
mentary practice. A motion to devote the
concluding half hour Of each future meet
ing TO the consideration Of business was
adopted. A resolution was also offered and
adopted that hcnceiorih all subjects for
debate be offered in the form Of Il rcsolu.
,ion, one week previous to the time the
debate upon them takes places, and that
they be disposed Of In a parliamentary
manner. Prof w Seymour, the English
phrenologisi, who was present, addressed
the Club, his remarks being principally
on the subject of Reason The Pro-
ltFsoT lt hlse "a Iie-HlffI-At hNN NJ RHe Close
of the exercises volunteered 70 display his
power on any persons who would offer
Themselves for that purpose. Three MEM
bers assented their willingness 10 be mes.
nerized. On two the Professor was but
partially successful, but the third proved a
fine subject and enabled the Professor to
make brilliant exhibition of mesmcric
power. This proved such an interesting
subject that after the departure Of the
Professor the time was employed until
eleven O'Clock in the endcavor to cultivate
the art. Two or three who conceived they
knew as much about the subject as the
Professor, stationed their subjects before
them, performed the necessary passes,
threw their bodies into grotcsque convolu.
tions, and msde frightful grimaces, but
did not succeed in establishing for them
selves a reputation "a masters of the art.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

CoRREspospeNCE containing important news solicit
ed rom any part of the county. No commnni ations
inserted unless accompanied by the real Of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

The planning mill dam was frozen over
for one or two days lsst week, and the
young folks improved the time In skating.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

GRAND MASQUERADE BALL. On Friday
evening Of next week, the s0th instant, the
greatest event OF the season In the ball line
will take place in Bush's Hall. No mas
quersde balls have been given in this
place for year or more, and therefore the
news that Mr.. John Sourbcck will give
one In Bush's Hall, OF which he Is nov in
possession, will be hailed with delight.
No one knows better how to manage these
affairs than John, and as he controls the
present ball and as IL is for his exclusive
benefit, IL will certainly be well-con-
Quoted, enjoyable affair. Select your masks,
prepare your costumes and give John a
rousIng benefit.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-The following COM
mercial agents and other travellers were
registered ut the Brockerhofr House since
our last issue: w. w. Miller, Samuel
Baum, a. A. Pyle, w. w. McEwen, b.
ii. Shoemaker, Jr, George d. Auwrga, /.
Hanlen, /. V. Hagerman, G. J. Royer,
James Warrington, +. W. Wilgman, f..
Leopold, james H. Young. Thomas Foster,
l. Weiss, Harry Fernbergcr, T. NJ. Shoe
maker, A. j. Flitcraft, G. B. Evans, K. T.
James, 4. G. Spier and Lew. Wampler, of
Philadelphia II. W. Hatch, G. W. Dar-
ling, n. c. Williams, I. Frank Smith, A..
II. kemerer and X. Westley, of New
York; 7. f. Stevens, of Toledo, Ohio /;
Joseph Binman, G. G.. Crombie and Tom
l.. Nichol, Of Pittsburg; II. G. McCor-
mick and w. T. Corson, of Williamsport.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

The Milesburg Musical Association,
under the direction of L. T. Eddy, will
give a concert in The Milesburg Nj. +.
church on Friday evening, January %. S
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

SPECIMENS or IRoS oRE.-Mr. John
II. Barnhart, Of Spring township, has laid
upon our table number of fine specimens
of the iron ores found upon the Barnhart
farm upon which he resides. The deposits
OF ore upon the property are undoubtedly
extensive and valuable, and under the
present demand for iron should be devel-
oped to an extent to make them highly
remunerative to The owner. A couple Of
the specimens arc what is called "needle"
ore, They are very rich in iron, though
we believe this variety is not usually found
in large bodies.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

ACcIDEST.--We understand that little
son of Mr. Henry Yeager had his arm
broken day or two ago while at the skat-
ing rink. 1t will be we'll perhaps to
guard against allowing quite small boys TO
put on the roller skates, as dangerous re-
suits may ensue.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22
TnE CESTrSSrAL CLup pREvIvKp.-we

THE CENTENNIAL CLUB REvIvED.-We
were glad 10 hear Of the reorganization,
on Wednesday evening last, OF the once
useful Centennial Temperance Club. II
starts on its resuscitated existence with the
following list of officers
PresideHf-R. a. Laird.
Wee Prcsidcnf-John Derstine.
.Secrcfary-Jamcs Williams.
TroaaHsr--A. Il. Agnew.
Master of CcremoNiss--R J. Doak.
Doorkeeper-Charles r. Richards.
Trustees--R. A. Laird, @. II. Wolf and
X. J..Doak.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

A NEW YEARS WEDDISG.-The nup-
tial ceremonies attending tho union be-
tween Rev. j. J. Lohr, of Lock Haven,
and Miss Emma Wise, of Zion, which oc.
Cured at the brides residence in the latter
place on New Years day, are said to have
been an event in the history of such oc-
casions in Zion. At 3:80 o'clock the
ceremony was performed before many in
vited guests. Rev. Young, Of the Evan.
gelical church, officiated. After the cere-
mony all gathered with the bride and
groom about generously laden table. OF
course the Zion band came and contributed
its part to the enjoyment Of the occasion.
After q brief but pleasant time spent in the
company OF the happy couple, the friends
separated. Mr.. and Mrs. Lohr departed
the following day on = protrsctcd wedding
tour. They we're the recipients of many
handsome presepts
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

ANoTHER RAILROAD. From the Clear
field Republican we take the following no.
tiee Of the railroad project known as "The
Susquehanna and Clcarlicld Railroad" 1t
will be seen that it intersects the proposed
road up Beech Creek in this county
The Susquehsnna and ClearGeld Rail
road, for which charter has been grant
ed, starts at Heating Station, or the Phila-
delphia and Erie road, and runs to the
Moshannon creek, and up that stream ten
miles To intersect Ehe Lock Haven aud
Cleariield railroad, recently chartered.
This latter road starts ut Beech Creek, in
the Bald Eagle valley; runs through the
Snow Shoe region 20 the Moshannon, and
up that stream to Philipsburg, Centre
county The capital stock of the Susque-
hanna and Clearfeld railroad IL SEQ, 600,
Sl75, 900 Of which has been subscribed BY
Thomas A. Scott, for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. This proposed road
will pass through the Moshannon, Kar-
thaus and KeatiDg coal and iron regions,
the richest in mineral wealth in the State.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

ALMOST 4 RAILROAD HORROR.
evening last week, the mail train from
Lock Haven, due here Mt 5.05 p. NJ, was
stopped near Howard by wrecked freight
train. Finding that it would be i'm posi-
BILE 10 clear the track of the debris and open
passage for the delayed train that night,
the conductor teiegraphcd To Tyrone for II
special train In come To his relief and
bring his passengers to Bellcfonte. The
special was promptly dispatched from Ty-
rome to the scene of the disaster. In the
meantime the Snow Shoe arain was living
on the siding here awaiting instructions to
move They soon came in the shape of
orders TO go right through to the Intersec-
tion. The Snow Shoe arrived at Miles
burg one minute and n half behind time.
Here Conductor Nolan inquired for further
orders but was informed there were none
for him. Accordingly he pulled out for
the Intersection at high ratio of speed.
Just as the train moved away, Telegraph
'p'i"t'i Nh'S'o'h eN'Fp'u ihto hls oulCt
and to his horror received orders over the
wires TO hold the Snow Shoe train until
the special from Tyrone passed Milesburg.
1t was now too late, and all the employees
around the depot, waited with bated
breath for the terrible catastrophe, now so
imminent. On the Snow Shoe Numbered
rs if anxious TO rush into the arms of de-
structIon. just at this moment lurd
light appeared around the curve ard the
Tyrone special hove in sight. There was
short, sharp and decided work with the
brakes, and the two trains were stopped
within four feet Of each other. The con-
sternation of the passengers was very great
and il was with the utmost difficulty that
they could be persuaded to again take their
places in the cars. The feelings of the en-
gineers and conductors of these two trains,
"a they sped along the tangent toward
each other, can better be imagined than
described We are seldom called upon TO
chronicle more providential deliverance
from great danger. The promptness and
efficiency of the conductors and engineers
in the face of their terrible situation de-
serves the highest praise. Their coolness
doubtless saved many precious lives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
Naughty Eve.

As our parents were leaving the gar.
- l. ..dam remarked. iuubbng with the
button Of his fg leaf abstract dly. 81
don't care about mys-li. darling; but
when / think how much you have lost,
my heart fails me." Aud Eve. the un'
selfish creature. looked into his eyes
with loving srace. and said swee,ly. "oh,
/ don't care. Adam" Aud this littl-
speech Of our common mother has lived
through all ages down to the present.
When a man would eIpr' So most appro-
priat' ly the sui .eme indifference thst
p-rysd-s his bosom he uses the SELF
same language that the gentle Eve used
so happily; eIcep, that by one OF the
uuaecOuniabl- changes that time Is ever
making in things sublunary. the accent
Of the last word has b--n transferred
from the first to the last syllable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30

%. 1877. and Of the Acts amendatory
thereof and supplemental thereto shAii
remain In full force and effect, except as
changed by the terms OF this Act. Ana
wherever in said entitled Act, approved
January %, 1877. or IN the Acts amends
tory thereof or supplemental thereto, or
by other laws. . duty is imposed upon or .
power granted to the Mayor or Board OF
Aldermen Of the City of Virginia. or upon
the City Treasurer or City Tax Collector.
or City Clerk. such duty or power shall bs
and hereby 10 imposed and conferred upon
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Storey county, or upon the County Treas
urer. County Assessor or County Clerk.
respectively. - the case may DO, and
wherever In said Acts the words City
Treasury occur. the words County Treas.
ury shall bs inserted in lieu thereof.
SEQ. Is. The Board Of County Commis-
sionsrs Of Storey county, for the purpose
Of paying the principal aud interest due.
or TO become due, on the outstanding
bonds heretofore issued by the Town Of
Gold Hill, shall levy and cause to bo col
lected an al vxlorem tax not to exceed 81
upon each 500 Of all the taxable property.
real. personal and mixed. subject ~ taxa
ton for other purposes. within the limits
Of the Town OF Gold Hill. ~ defined In an
Act Of tho Legislature entitled IAN Act TO
incorporate the Town Of Gold Hall" APP
proved March 3. 1871. Said tax shall DO
levied annually aud collected Ut the same
time and ia the same manner and by tho
same officers ~ prescribed aud provided In
the revenue laws Of this State for the col
lection of State aud county taxes; aud tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING Of
L the stoctholdsrs Of the L.viaihan Mining
comnany will be held al the ONCE Of the COM
psny. Room s. No. $50 Pine street, San Fran.
cisco, California. on MONDAY. thu tenth tl0th)
day OF JANUARY. 1881. at the hou, OF ohs
N. for the purpo.e Of elec,inR a Board Of
Directors TO serve during the ensuing year. and
the transaction Of such other business ~ may
come before the meeting.
transfer books will close on Friday. January
7, 1851, at the hour Of 3r.N
IA. fkIStUs. Secretary.
OHlce-No. $50 Pine street. Room 5. san Fran
r,sa, c.ijforuia de2std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
THE IDEAL.

1 thipk the rons that's sweetest
l. the one that never rung.
That Les 81 I . 'art OF q ,iuger
Too gra 4 Tor moral tongue.
Ant .OIpe ines a. the sil.nce
Between the day AL bisht.
de fsnCis- that it, IA. ssures
BIZ farewell ~ tho isLt
Aplc ure that is iaifsr
Than all that ha'es apart
Among the " A. sfplec..
lu The ma q ! Ail- q ART.
L. the on. that haunt. the psin;sr
In all his colleen dreams,
And TO tho psint'r OLly
A real picture se. ms.
Tie uoblest. Rraniest pOem
lies n I ia biae aud gold
Among the treasured volumes
thar rO.ewO. Il pooksheiv bold:
But ~ bright. aio~iug Si-ions.
10 comes 10 n y et. brAin.
And wh.p be trie- to grasp II.
ii onds his effort vain.
A fai-y hand ON dreamlsud
II, Ikous "a. here au theie.
And VII. We ny to c asp ~.
~ ysHi-h-s In o air
Ard thu. uur far ideal
FLOATS ava lust h-iors,
And We with ~ giug slirlts
ksAch Tor Il cNerm re.
--Bsri,sytoa Hdgksys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
THE SUN FOR 1881.

Everybody reads THE Sun. In the editions
OF this newspaper throug ghout tbs year TO come
everybody will nnd:
/. All the worlds news. so presented that the
reader will get the greatest amount OF Informs
ton with the least Improbable expenditure OF
time and ,yesight. TIE Bun long ago diseov.
cred the golden mean between REDUNDANT full.
ness and unsatisfactory br,vity.
II. Much OF that sort OF news which depends
less upon It's recognized importance than upon
It's interest TO mankind. From morning to
morning THE suS prints q contnrtd itoiy OF
tue lives oi ieai men and women. aud OF th,ir
deeds, plAns. loves. hstss ana troubles. his
st, ~ 10 mole Va. led and more Interesting than
any romance that was ever devitej.
Ill uood writing In every column. fnd frern'
ness, originality, accuracy, and decorum IN the
trestDebt OF every subject.
Nv. Honest comment. 1HE fur's habit 10 10
speak Uul iesrlt--ly about meu aud things.
v. tQusl csndor in dealt. with each politi.
cal rafty, and equal read,ne TO conmeLd
wnat 10 prsie. wor.h or tu rebuke what 10 bltn.
able In Democrat or Republican.
vi. Absolute Independence oi partisan organ
izstion, but unwsvering Loyalty TO true Demo
ciatic principles. Ina Sun believes that tho
gove 'nment which the Constitution gives US 10
. x cd one to keep. Its hotinn OF duty 10 10
r.eirt 10 its utmost power tuc euortt VI heh w
the Republican party TO set up another iorni VI
soysrnment IN pla e OF thst which eii-ts. The
year 1851 and the Tears Immediately following
will probably decide this supIeuIely ini oItslt
contest. TINE Sun bel yer that the victory Will
bs with the people ~ sgainrt the hlLg- Tor
monopoly. the Rings for plumber. aud the ltiLss
Tor imperial power
Our terms are ~ follows:
For the Dtily sUS.a iour.pape sheet OLIVER ~
eight columns. tho price ~ mall. post'pa Is
ID cents month. or 80 90 a year; or. inelpd.
ing the sunday paper. an eight page sheet VI
nit,.s columns. the price 10 90 cents month.
or ~ 10 . year, postage paid.
The sunday edition Of The Srs 10 also FUR.
nlrhed separately st 81 2Oa year. postage paid.
The price OF the WEEKLY SUN. eithi pages.
ffty.six columns. 10 u . year. postage paid.
For clubs Of ten sending SO We will send Al
eitra copy free.
address ]. W. ENGLAND.
iublishor OF THE Sun. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sToCE.
L hol iers OF the G ,nsolidated NiIR'nis Min.
ing Company will be held at the once OF the
Company, % Nevada Block. 800 Montgomery
street, san Francisco. Califor,iA. on THURS
DAY. JANUARY thirteenth ilsthl; 1851. 9hs
O'Clock p. H., for the election Of Board of
Trustees TO serve for the ensuing year. aud ior
the tran. action Of such other busines, ~ may
properly come before the meeting Irans'er
books will close January tenth. lssl, three
o'clock p. M. aud remain closed un'ii after me
meeting. r.,a ,..
de1aid A. w. HANkNb, beCfctsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
,yrRMAN sIi.yEx Mi>i q con.

" PANi.- Location oi principal place vi
business, san fIAuciscO. Ca iiOtuia.
Location OF works, uOid Hall, stVrey county,
Ssva~a.
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting OF
the Board o, Directors. heid ON :hc second
I'd day Of December, 1855. al Assess
lnent mo. Isl ~ fiiH loO) Gents per rhare
Was levied upon the capital stock oi the cor
poration. payable immediately. In United
states gold CON, TO the secretary, NJ the oinc.
OF the COmpany. No. ti+ California stiee,,
san tranei.cu. California.
Any STOCK upsn which thi- assessment shall
remain unpaid Oh the riHtn yothI day vi
January, lisa. will be delinquent. aud adver'
tbs d Tor sale at public auctivd. and unless JAy
ment 10 made beiO.c. will be sold on THuhs-
vai, the tveLty .sev,.tu dap oi JsLuar,. leoi,
o pay the dviinqu' nj asressiu-nt. together MIL
coets of advertising aud expenses oi sale. BY
uruer VI the poArI of D.rc,tOfs.
GEO. ID. EuwAhDS, Secretary.
Office-So. 4ii California street. ban iran
ciscu. California,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICR OF BULLION MINING COMPANY.
~ San Franci.co, California, December 20.
lss0.--The Animal Meeting Of tho stot kholders
OF the Bullion Mining q mpsny, for the e!e,-
lion II Board Of Directorr and for tn. trans.
action OF such other business No may properly
come before ths meeting. will DO held al the
office Of the Company. Room ). No. 3ls Mont
pomery street. san frsncisco, Caliiornia. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY thirteenth (l3thI 1881 /.
at three O'Clock r. ". Transfer books will bo
closed on Tuesday, January 18th. 1851.
de2std j, NJ. BKAZELL, secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
SMALLPOX NOTICE..

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIE
l Town OF Gold Hin have ordered that t.s
ordinance which requires physicians treating
patents with smallpox. aud all pefrons Sno
have cases OF smallpox In their housss. 10 10
form the 1osn Marshsl OF same. shsii ot
strictly enforced. I therefore give notice TO oil
vhom II may concsru that I shall fom this
date take measure. TO enforce the eaia ordt
naocr. u. KENNEDI. Town xAfahL.
Gold Hill, Dscsmbsr =, 1850. dss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
To COmslOck Mine Owners.

A GENCY AND SUPERINTENDENT So.
"A licited. Having made mimi. specially
for the pact twenty years: alr having been
previously associated with corporate Industries
for many years. sm thoroughly qualified TO
faithfully perform every requirement - AGENT
or superinte ndent and ofier MY services at tho
following prices: Active working mines, tlU
10 x2OO per month: non working niner, except
annual holding work, $a5 to ESQ per month.
Mines EXsmined and Reports Made
z. LYF0RD.
ONCE - HOMESTEAD Building. Gold NIL.
Storey counts. Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30

Two Galveston ladies meet. Says No.
/: "wby. do you know what i heard
about you?" "I've no idea" IL heard
tha, wh,n your husband was sick aud
not expected to live you went to pic
pic 4" Its vile slaud.r; 1t was only
an sxcurslou."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30
pO.TpONE nENT.

The day OF sale oi tho above Lotioe OF assess
meut Is IuIeby pOrtponed until wEoNEoDAN
the tse.ty tIlrI ti3ij day OF FEbhuAki
losl, at tue sa..v hour aud pace
b. oruer VI the Board vi Trustees.
fhAAK A. WI 81. Secretary.
God Hill, Nevada, l. ecemDer IS, looJ. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30

As they were about to hang an Irish
man In London. on. OF his friends who
h.d come TO witness the CEREMONY cried:
81 always told you You would come TO
thi." And you always he'd have
not come-I was brought"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30

A souihwest editor. speaking OF a
large and is, contemporary. remarked
that IL ali he.h was grass. he must be u
load Of bay. "I,xp.ct am. said the
fat msn. iron the way The donksys are
pibbhug at me.