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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-12-18

Our agent will call On you for
your advertisement to the CHRIST
MAS TREE, paper that will be full
of excellent Christmas reading, and
will be distributed gratuitously
next Wednesday evening.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-12-18

SEVERAL of the Sunday schools Of
this town will give their scholars
Christmas treats. At the English
Lutheran Church on Christmas Eve
at 7 p. m. the children will be given
confectionery, and the exercises will
be of an interesting character, consist
ing of recitations, vocal music, address
es and readings, The public are cor
daily invited.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-12-18

On Saturday last The sudden rise in
the Savage river from the recent
heavy rains, afforded the Lochiel
Lumber Company the opportunity of
floating their legs to the boom at
Bloomington. On Sunday about 80
men commenced on the "drive," which
consists of 100000 feet of lumber.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

a copy Of the Albion (MTichiGan)
.h''ro"r containing IN account Of til
death and burial at this place, of Tru
man Volts, copied from the fxDErEx-
DENT Of December, 7th, has Just been
handed in Mt this Office. Ivy DR.. Mcigs.
After the notice. mentioned, the Mirror
adds "the deceased left Albion ia Ii,
fall OF 1917, for New Oheuus. where h
remained uutil about the yenr 1871. Ii
was n brother OF Mr.. 0. II. Wits. al.
ktba town Of Sheridan, in this county
aud is kindly remembered by many nc
qnhintnnccs who survive him in lhi,
vicinity Like n large proportion o.
the people Of the f .st, the editor OF the
Mirror seems TO have imhibed the opin
ion hat his geographical knowledge
Of the Pacific Coast at least is not 10
he gtinsnycd by any Western barbarian.
for Notwithstanding tho pTond nam,
81 the silver State 'SIevada" staring
him b"hly in thc.f"ce from the head
body, lcGs AMI nrmrs Of the I"pErEyDE>T
he denies MS our lIabitntiun. und will
~hrrcnlenn egotism digs ,us clear over
fthc' Sierra Nevada mouninins. landing
us In California. TT amy possible ren.
SON could exist why ibis Mirror man
| should desire 10 place ne IN the humili-
atipG category siWng with our quondau,
| a. " ....-a#AE . - H|.#T
United States Senators, the impression
thai he was ncsantsJ in his course by
hcImost Linbolicnl split, would be ir.
rrshtahlo. How wuuid TINT editor like
TO hnvo us pitch bin and his Mirroy
over the ~AlIoghanics. dropping them
kcrs'umP INTO the say-liilo insignia
cant state " Rhode Island? His ii,ti,
old Mirror wgull scarcely. -suryiyo III,
shotk Of lnnafns after shttr q dc-ccnt
and il II ctn't learn to reflect more nc
curatcly tbnm it has done in this IN
slunce. it deserves to huy, tie stufing
knocked out al it'll
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Sain,a:.u niJi.

Henry Griswull is in town TO day.
John II. Dennis of the Tines eriear.
departed westward bv the train this
morning.
4 marked improvement iu the coudi.
ton Of Recorder 5. NJ. Henley, is re-
ported to-day.
The statement that Nrs. James
Adams still lies in 4 very critical con-
di'ion. without aay~npparcnt improve
m,ut this evening, is made with deep
regret.
Bishop Mcclure of Carlin came up
from the wrs; this morning to Look a
iittlb ''owct'' for his hOc'l which has
been without a shepherd while lie has
been doing san Francisco.
Miss AinIey met with IA painful acct
lent to day. Falling uprn the ice, she
had tho misfortune to dislocate one of
her wrists. The ncccss Iry surgical
Treatment was Immediately furnished
by DR.. Mrigs, ana the lady is as com
Portable rs Tie circumstances will ad,
init Of.
George Shepherd started for Coral
iiIu 'a't evening, but by tie time hc
rearhcd four mile springs, the tcmpera.
ture had got clear down to the cnds OF
his toes, and he very sensibly deter
mined t" corne back to town nnd take u
new start to lay while the gun was high
enough to lenl some as3iStuuc..
The wife OF A. ID. Russell OF Tuscn.
70 n. recently lost her reason. aud was
brongh; here by tho afflicted husband
last night. An order TRANSIT .rrimg the
unfortunate wnm,n to The Nevada in.
sane asylum, was Issued Ivy thu District
Cont this morning. mnd the Sheriff wi |
start with her for Woodbridge in the
morning. The case is n peculiarly pitt
jul one, the insanity 81 thu wife com.
Ing TO enhance tie misery Of Ihs now
poverty stricken husband.
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generous mention ia che Iio'to q the
9th. ~e desire to extend the assuran-
ecs Of our just aprreoiaiiono The spirit
Of n some ~ gratitude for tie s,f:ice We
were end arorins to -~Iculer. ani the
magnanimous feeling that evidently
dictated the Article are so manifest that
1t deserves more than a passing notice.
The universal approval that its author
saw hanging over and browning hun
like n halo M the words dropped from
his pen, and the approving conscience
and self satisfied feeling since. that the
recollection Of a good. deed performed
can alone bring. are better than any
words OF thanks. How nsyiritiDyi
How .refreshingL HoS isncourasiugI
How soothing to the troubled spirit!
How like the precious ointment upon
the hcad!' How like balm to tho
wounded heart!' thess few worls were
to your worried committee! AMI with
what renewed vIgor they continued
their tLanklcss task. you can we'll i'm.
aginc.
Ia conclusion we beg to assure you
all that il you will forgive uS this once
for the presumption that led Us to ac-
cept of the position. and induced Us to
think that we, or anybuiy else could
give satisfaction in n similar position,
we will agree never again TO bs guilty
Of such "a presumption. nor to commit
the in,!IIcretiOn of assuming 50 Lercu-
lean II task. With what ~pl,aSurabIe
nnticirn;ioms do We look forward I" the
appointment of another committee for
II like object: How we shall rcaliz,
then that The length Of the night and
the 'dews thereof DO compensate the
heat Of the day"
YuCR COMMITTEE.
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In conversation with MIR. NJ. l..
Governor kiukrn,l had cautiously of-
iarrrd him the npp"iUtin"mt To- the va
cauCy in tho Board Of University r..
gents. caused u tlie resignation OF W.
W. Ii bop. but stated ihni he could not
comgis;cmtly accept III" position. While
fully Recognizing I'll, implied compli-
plimcut extended him Ly tho Governor
in his kind prolrer, hs was n~oIcrthelcss
impclled To- decline tho honor ~ u ma.
jpriiy Of Ia" Hoard are nj present resi-
dents Of this county, he Thought the
third member, Mt least should represent
some other portion uf tho State.
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LOCAL IRb STATE NEWS.
1From Saturdays Daily.
SalnaSuniI

SaInnSuniI.
Regular meeting Of OH Fellows. to-
night.
J. w. Williams and wife started in
their sleigh for their home in Mound
Valley. 'tlis morning.
Reverend George Jennings. will preach
here at the usual hour to morrow morn
lug aud at Carlin in the evening.
Hank Keith started 10y the train last
night, for his home ut llnl!"ck, but j.
J. Campbell nnd wife deferred starting
for the same place. until this morning.
q. Is. Abel who raised Christmas day
Ia town, struck ont for his home in
Mound Valley yesterday, aud d. l..
Hooten, arrived from that Valley, last
evening.
Rev. Mr. Jennings, who has been
quite uuwcll for some tim" past is rot
fined to his bed to day. uu i, is doubt
full il he will bc able to conduct services
The weather has become quie mod
crnt'. today. and ms the siri Cling in
town is in spl,nlid condition. the
merry jingle Of slsirh pclls have rumg
out chccrfuily aud inc. ~sstmtly this NJ.
t.ruoon.th the younS fclks--aud some Il!
the old ones ;oo-b,iuG hrmt ON .njoy.
ing the sport, while it ID enjoyable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

la lies who chpjse to mike or su.
peiinicmh the making NJ yonr own gar.
tncnts. The mos; stylish Hul perfect
fitting costumes cnh b. produced at a
large saving Ia mouoy hy using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mnilcd To Any HldrosA on receipt OF
price in postage stamp. Send stamp
for caialoguc TO
. J. W Evans.
"Domestic' Fashion PnIlors.
Snb Francisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

We are authorized TO that
The following named laiies will bc
prepared IN receive their friends and
ncqnain,nnces III New Years day:
Mrs. James Clark, assisted ~ Mrs.
81. l.. Freviu al, Mrs. J. G. Bikrr.and
Miss Emma SImurl, from l 10 4 O'clock
T.. NJ.
Mrs Frank Smith. assisted By Miss
Belle Cnly and Miss Lee, from | to +
80 49, az ,ZEg4IGL .3yf4.
Mrs. Julius EcinhnrI, ~ sisted by
Miss Ainley. Mrs. j. l.. Wines aud
Mrs. W. L. Hit, from u AJsto I p. N.
Mrs, s. S. Seiy4.,, nssistel 10 Mrs.
Street and Miss Hickman, from IL 81.
to $3.50 r. NJ o Il II 4 y
Miss Fannie Rogers. assisted by Miss
May Jones. Miss Maggie Tucker. Miss
NUttio Sugcctt. Mrs. Service, Emma
Lition and Florence KemI1Eom -
Miss Kate ". Dorsey. assisted by
Miss Belle Henderson, Mi=4 EvIr Wines
and Miss Lizzie Dorsey, from | to 1 p.
...... ..---. .Ffs. ASP
Mrs. L. A. Littlcirii, assisted by
Mrs. L. L. Saiiz. frum IL 81. to s p. II.
Mrs. j. l.. Eion. assisted 10y Miss
Hamilton. Mise Mary RJgcra. and
Miss Mary Mccall, from 3 II. to 4. P.
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tFrOm "Wednesday. Daily
SalmaxundI.
: osiaG 40 20 rpsrrew being a. holiday.
n . paper VIII be issned.

osiaGtoto perrow being A. holiday.
n ; paper VIII be issned.
Mrs. Russell. the insane woman from
Tuscarora. started for the asylum, by
tile train this morning. in charge Of her
husband and "A Deputy Sheriff.
The Banking House OF NJ. p. TT e.
man AMI the Express .oniso Of Wells,
Fargo 4 Co. will be closed to business
during the day, to morrow.
Our former County Surveyor. C. c..
Tracy. is now living with his sister nj
RuTkes Station F"iifux coanty. vir-
Rinia; about fifteen miles FROM WISH.
in2ton. ID. G.
w. T. Smith AMI wife departed this
morning for California by the train.
We are glnd to Ia able TO add that Mrs.
Smiths health hal steadily improved
from the time she arrived here. .irom
T%uscarorh.
Dir. Abner Wiseman accompanied his
family from Glover valley ms far as this
place On their way to San Jose, Cali
fornin. where they so on, visit of q
few weeks. Mr.. WisemLn returned
home from here.
L. G. Dorsey has Just sold his rar CHI
and station ou the ruscarora 70. d, to
j.. ii. WeilInd. anl proposes to move
with his family 10 California. Mr..
Wciland will move with his family 10
the ranch. III N,nd.y. o.
Duu't Gil to take in the dance at
Freeman Hall this evening. Ever
body will lies re to extend II kindly 'a-c-
well to u old Acquaintance 10 rs he
waves a sni allen ri'the western ] orr
ION: andio prof r u warm welcome to
his young aud jn,ial successor. II .
preparations for enjoying these advan
iagts Mt the Hall are complete. and
everybody is cordially invited to assist
ut the festivities.
We are Informed to-day that n beef
was sold in parcel Is to citizens within
the pas, fen days, tn 4, had fallen in n
well, aud died., Such sales constitute
n criple under The law. and prose cuiion
Of parties making them, is all that is re.
CURED to imsure their punishment. The
best provision against the danger Of
being poisoned with diseased III, Mt, il
to purchase from n)ne bat persons
whose characters are above suspicion.
In q letter to a friend here, our for.
mer townsman J. c. Dnkcr, states that
his leg, which was broken some months
ago. Is slowly but steadily gaining
strengths, though he is sti,. obliged 10
use n er'teh. His letter is dated from
the railroad terruinus. Idaho, Dec. ,27th,
on whigr DAY he was 10 start for Butte
CITY, Montana. From his statement, il
, appears that that section OF country has
not escaped the intense weather which
has so generally prevailed. The mcr.
curry he says reached 80 below. and the
roads north were completely blocked
with snow; but are nov open to travel,
aud the weather has become quite pleas
ant. lie extends his kindest wishes TO
all his Elko friends.
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SIR Ashley Csoper's vital Restora-
rive. s ..#F

TIL. great English remcdy-nns made
more cures Of Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur-
nal emissions. |. situde, inability for
mental lnbor, dsspondepey aud such
diseases as are induced by Youthful
:ollies and iexeesses, than NIL other
medicines coiubined.~ Why will you
suffer? Send to 4. +. Min,ie. NJ. D..
No. II Kcnrncy street. San francisco,
FOR the Restorative uul be onrel. Price
80 per bottle. Four tinrcs the quantity
$40. Pry n bottle. DR.. Min,ie trcats
Ill private diseases successfully with.
nj, mercury.
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From Monday $ Daily
RaIniaSundi.


The farnnce ut Railroad District has
just concluded its run. and produced,
We ARE informAl. Abou, eighty tons Of
first class copper bullion which is be-
ing hauled 70 the depot here AS fast
ms the teams eau bring tin.
The news reached here this evening
that John Lander, a we'll known and
esteemed resident Of Huatingtoa valley,
WAS. badly frozen a few days nSo. while
driving a band Of horses from Mound
valley. The only facts which have
come to our knowlcdse respecting the
unfortunate matter. is that john started
for PIue valley. with the band, and
before he could reach Grubb's piece in
the Hot Sprius bass through the III.
skip range. his face, ears. feet aud
hnuls were so severely frozen. that he
could scarcely gain that point.
1t is reported to day that mn enthu.
siastic member of the I. o. q. r.
stopped over Yesterday. aud in a par
oxysm Of sophisticated hilariousness,
heGuilci = few moments Of his surplus
IimIr, by playfu!iy rnncturing the door
OF A nrighb IRIS dwelling with bullets
gently prof c,rd from the muzzie Of u
rifle. 4 vrry large proportion Of the
water constituting the bulk OF I.O.G.T.
beverage. j. Of u highly dcleieri"us ma
;ur", aud should b. sutj cicd 20 Official
analysis. IT, ELECTS mish, easily he
mistaken for tina; c: the lowest churac-
ter Of bust hrtd ]trramiu!n.
W. I. Smith rnl wife arrived here
from IuScarurI on their route to Cali
fu:u:n. where they ~ for the benefit of
the health Of tho Latter, on Saturday
night. u Was feared that the fatigue
of the journey would prove to great "A
tax on ,hr strength OF Mgs. Smith III
h"r present i",bls condition, bat after
receiving Visits from many of her old
friends Errc Yesterday. they will be
pleased 10 hear that hcr condition Of
health ia, to lay. more favorable than
it has been for mouths. The change OF
locality hss bal a beneficial Ell ct al.
ready. Mrs. S.Iith il enjoying the
c0iupnny uf her EXCELLENT mother dur.
ing til. time priur to the departure
westward.
"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

1t is strange SO many people vii
continue to snRcr day after day with
dyspepsia, liver complaint. constipation:
sour stomach, general debility, when
ttry they can procure ~ my store Shi-
lois Vitaliz"r, free Of cost 1. u does
moi cure or relieve them. Phee75
Gents, Sold by F Muller. prus:
giSt.
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Cana.y randi.

Z For ths holidays. mnre tBtH forty
varieties. Also c~ornueopids. candy toys.
htarts, Cbristnas candles, costume
mnitocs. cts. 81 &
Canned Fruit, Fresh Crackers and
Cakes. Pure Spices. Extracts, Candies.
Nuts. Tobacco, etc.. Mt lowest Cash
prices and Best quality guaranteed Ut
w. A. J~AcKsoS's,
Next door to Postofice.
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Deeds * = /.

J. t,uovi,r 1ool. -. -, -,
y, ,ooo,Ji, mo Kooar1.,. ,r." ~,
a., I,.L.E-E-s,
G. l.. Drew I l.. |. Il,oI.. u f.,. I'm
the Arnazou M line. q rod HIM. District
reconsideration. SiI 81.
Patrick y nm, n.u.,,.
10 Owen Cass,Iy. 100, c,, ~ rlc So,
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/ Wish Everybody to Know

Rev George II. Thayer, ond old citi.
zen of This vicinity known to every one
ns a most influential citizen anil Chris.
Ian member Of SAo NJ. T. Church inst
this mo,nen, stopped IN our norc 10
cay, - wish everybody 20 know thu
consider tia; both myself ana vile o%G
our lives TO Shiloh's Consumption
cure.'iuIt is lr,sina aitrsmsndous saie
bscr bur cdantcrs ahd Il giving pcrftc.
satisfaction in al cases OF Lung Dis.
enses, such as nothing eiac has loirsI
BovfDuNF fud. M~ayVt1TIofS. q
Dns. MNrGugrr 4 FRANCE.
Sold by +. +. Muller. Druggist, Elku.
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Saturday evening". l.. Wings. Miss
Carrie Livingston. W. +. Smith aud
wife, Mira. q. A. Ross, and Gcogc
Wolf. . ... u- ..r.h .rn.
Sunday n~ight--Sol. Pierce, WIN.
Brew +. J. Hurting on, }. Kelley,
Charles StoIts. in. Clrllaud and g..
Williams.
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Dcpnrfurrg.

This morning by.s,asc Tor tho Notthi
George Wolf, Mr.. Te,E.H Farbing and
wifo,
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Last evening by stago ffonrthc NoAh ?
j. II. Dennis, Mrs. T.. crnzc, A. u.
Russell aud viferF rs- rt rtl,fp .
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Depot motel Arrivals.

On. Torn. tho we'll known dentist.
will remain III town but a fVS days
longer. and all those wanting FIRST class
work In his limo, should enll upon him
at onco IT the Depot Hotel HH.i
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FtEHn sweet Eastern cidor o. iaughi
ut tho GFnrGiq 7]7t18ui1
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Adycrtlscd Le,tcr Iist.

Tho follOvipg ita ltst of letters re.
naming in tho Eiko Office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, Dec. ~,
1870 s29Atg9S gUNqJU2 3TlH.
brnnsitllor W Dryer Dick
fcrgcrson w W Groentcut Elizabeth
Goodwin Ygmgs y glgr, George
Horn FL Heller 4 4
1nniison q Wilson james
q. W. HULL, l.. n.
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DrnlrImrrH

Sunday morning Miss q Smith md
Ma. DIAM.
This morning-H II. Plughor aud
y. Hewlett .Fru 'Hf-u.a "a
-L-
GnEsirE stern rpnltry Oh hand md
Tor sale 10 the Gcm Restaurant.
Il - -
frRsl shcl oysters received daily at
the GgH 10y express.
A n invoice OF al Key West
Cigar, Just rvoci,sd ut The Gem.
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SPpOi ttOtci ArrtNHIS.
l.. J. II arlington, Tu~ruroTn.
Ir,.Duun, do
i. IL C!,llml, do
" +. Snlfh, do
Caa#. villains, do
VIM Eaw. 40
Chr, S:"itz. do
n. GAmnnl. Chicago.
G y. ShvrNo,l, d.
|. y, iIuyer. hilianc". Ohio.
= Is. Mercy. HIyth" City.
J. II. l~i'n-a,ll, Cornuc"pia.
sam Jrw,iI. do
John Kelley, G,ol iI"De.
&. l.. Wagner. san Fraucisco.
EmIng Snmu,l. We Is.
NJ. lInlt, 10
4. Wis.mnu. do
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FoR lame back, side or chest isc shf.
loh's Potohs riaAfcf. Price. ~ c6ntss
Sold by f. L. Muller. Dtuggfs, Elko.
Nevada.
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Following are The haides Of pupi's Of
tho Eiko Public school OF tho Roll Of.
Honor for the mouth Of December:
FhncrfFSL''s p~frAnttairssrr.! Z '''
May Tnrncy,alzr Bisuln Warner. '
Ida Russell, Bert n Porclier,
Ida Pnllmnn, 7Aihelia PlrshoG.
Allco McCicllnnd, Mary MnIcahy,
Belle Lindsay, Hoso Gardner,
Bccta Alexander, Brcca Croinbhc.
Emma Cullen, Lulu Crajahcnd.
Pauline Coin, EDs, Cohn,
Esther Cohn, Laura Baker.
Ella Butler, Ollie ht~cli,
Willie Adams, Lewis bradley.
James Brown. Max Coin,
Eddie Dorsey ~ Charles 0aftncr, i
Frank 1mc,s, Frank Smith.
Gcoisc LINDSAY. 1Ioisco b,nc,
Ahnvn Murray.
Nine IL VI MUCuGAocn, Teuchcr.
-aa
Dcpartures. ylHr's
This m%niugbS stag FOR the North
Wmi uurina'DhS
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sAs FRANCISCO STOCK s1AaO.
Er.,.s. j..ss.Y s.i.AS.

-"
Ts-Day'- ntsek Nasess
81 kentnek. s
30 Alpha. o., 10
2k0l Bclch-r, AZ i90c
~ Condlesce.51 TX
$40 Sierra Nevada. lSK 1874
81 Utah, %
so Bullion. $500 3s1c
GD ExekeqIrr. ; hoo
40 UvermAn. Z 3
40 8sv. B<.eh<f: h II
4O5 Justice. ~ l9De
a2O Union. io% az
$40 Alta. 3 29.c
5 E,dy Bryan, zoe i5G
100 Jnlia, i3ic A7@iH DA
900 Caledonia, ~ itIo
500 Challenge. l9nc 1916 -a
fi0 Silver Hill, Too =
1910 New York, 3Oe SIC
$50 Occidental. I Eia..ltE3
$50 Lady Washington. 500 SO
$50 Andes i5c soc ~
so Wnri, I tt
J75 Scorpion. 3 2Sjc
100 Darlaueils; Suc 10y
$40 Leviatlian. Sic TACT
t20 Benton, l7Ic lG5e a1s
6O Solid Silver. lUc
3T5 North Bonanza, $50 y.
$50 Flowery. soc
300 q. q lir, ilUc $40
2DO Con. Dorado. $50
800 Mackay. 1uc q
lS5 GrRnl Prize. il5c
lOO Endowment. HE
ais lrgenta, l55c N ~
AZ Navajo, 2uc tF3
20 Independence.
10 Belle Isle, liUc
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Wednesday evening-John Blight,
Jas. Boswell, Win. ltbfwcll, VIM. rfisR.
II. Desgarjius and DR.. T. W. Hunting
ton. .FTta aifaauuw ggE
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The Entertainment Tu-nI.ht
The inhi"s having ci,a,gc of the
Christmas tree. have been particularly
industrious to-day. HAVING with the as
sistnncc Of couple n s"hv-,rE 0f the
stctmcr sex, male most elaborate pre-
partitions "a; Freeman hall Tor tho enter
tninracntFid EbtrAu,ibh ~ the pres
cn,s Dis kfhilg. kfhk dan adopted
by ~ cShhhltsc " ihs arrangement Of
the gifts FOR tho little ones. Is TO Us a
brand new idcn, aud will admiralty serve
tho purpose for which II ix Intended.
As il is nn Original sugsction- patent
applied for-nmd diIuHtd To our re-
porter in strictcst ~confdencc. We
dare only add that it'd "way up " aud
nd'isc everybody. his G~ia,crs, nnd his
cousins aud his awnts 10 be on hnnI ia
ti'nctopeko ~ thu ep'lrc performance.
u amy nro not pleased with the enter.
tainmcnt which will be furnished to.
night. II will not be Tho fault Of the
ladies constitutinR tho committee.
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Inrrnt Hotel Arrlynl..

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
\: Laugrdp, Dpllion,i III hkiWi
A. Wild. do
Geo. II. Everett, New York.
n. III Peterson and family, Pleh ant.
w. Fordham, d.
q. Ogelrierz TpRs yH5dvi-ir
Hchty DcsGardid5, Tus6iroaf.
VIM HOW, J., do
VIM. Ctazc. do
b. Goodalc, Star Valley!
Dan. Harrington, Carlin.
49, T
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
4. NJ. liawotlh, Ross Fork. tlnl,o..
VIM. Harrington, Cmlin.
cE Mayer. Cump %iIally6k,
q. w Grover, Jr.. do
CA. Wiley, Willow C,aoL.
%F.Yd8net. ssF r
%5Lj R4s, Nov S9f
h~1ffhfI4-~ 4n -n--
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w" understand ~ Il til I. ,iylI Il the
OLD ftshio'wd social custom Of maxim.
friendly calls nm urt u,irhh irS ON New
Years day, imgBt With tho very g"nrr
al nprr baton .! ~. ouIy the male
r"rri.n. II ON popphtohhut the Ia lies
by the intrpcrt iuluit >: ! in thr sue.
cess Il The nlharni,rt' last New Y"pr,
day, clearly q, p-n-,a'rl t.:cir NJ
proySt hh+% "nh So 4 rn'qa.rh by n
iarnh"r 81 :h"m u a",iu s4.l,t- in u
s~i"ilnr pheasant "hssrsttiou nl the day
""w 90 clos" a'lwnl. II istn Ire hoped
that the receptions mary ba general. nni
TINT the uffi"ual "riryu,rita promoted
10y rhC-r ifNci iirEre OF rr~ua,.aic amt
'f-clinsm.y be INDUCED Ia TO ;&e
fullcs: extent.
1uprler that The Girnas and ar
quaintnuc' = - thosr who Intend To keep
open houses ON fhuuly. may know
where NJ visit. The miHncS of the lr1ics
Who have prepared To- receive gu"srs
will loo published IN the ISprPfSDSSr.
"n rcffipt npi qualification from snch
parties. N,:rs will bc received Md
nddrl tpshf iEipnu yt,I Lo'el"cL Md
nesJLIy &taiHsY III ~ -Gt
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Dcpsrtnre-

This mtrninsby stag for tie North
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