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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-11-17
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STATE Of SOUTH CAROLYN A
County tP PICKENs.
IN COAE9TON PLEAS.

pY virtue Of Decretal Orders made in the
I'D following entitled cases, will sell at
public outcry, ih front Of the Court House in
Pickens County, OH SALEDAY IN DECEM-
BER next, during the legal hours of sale, the
Real Estate hereinafter mentioned and des-
cribed, in the respective cases, and upon the
terms specified:
In the case of G. p. Barrett, against ANA nta
Dohnclly.
FORECLOSURB
All that Piece, Parcel, or Tract Of thtid.
situate in Pickens County, and State aforeS
said, in Central Township. adjoining lands Of
Is. s. Gaines, James Gassaway; Thomas Oliver
and others. containing Sixty (60) Acres more
or less, being the tract of Land Hhercon the
Defendant Amanda Donnelly now lives
TERMS CASH-Purchascr to pay for pa
pers.
In tho case of Marcus NJ. Hovey. Amnistra
tor, against Samuel G. Clyde.
FORECLOSURE.
All that Piece, Parcel, or Tract Of Land,
situate in Pickens County, State aforesaid,
on Georges creek, branch Waters Of Salnda
River, andjoining lands of l.. A. Perry, Will
liam King, Andrew Day and others, contain
ing Eigbty-ono (SlD Acres, more or less.
ALSO,
All that other Piece, Parcel, or Tract of
Land, situate i'll same state and County, on
the waters of Georges creek, branch wators
of Saluda River, being part of the Andrew
Knox Land, known as the ''Blick Yard Tract, -
and designated rs Tract No. 2 in plat made
by I. A. McMnhan, ID. S., containing Seventy
one Acres, more or less.
TERMs-Oneohalf tho purchase money to
be paid i'll cash on day of sale, the ba lance
on n credit of six months, secured by bond
of the purchaser and mortgage of the pre-
misses, With interest from day of sale. Pur-
chasers to pay for all papers and for record
ing the same.
In the case Of Sarah Prior ct nj. against
Samuel K. Youngblood ct al.
FOR PARTITION.
All That Piece, Pdrcel or Tract Of Land,
eitua'e in Pickens County, State aforesaid, on
Four Mile Creek, adjoining lands Off,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-11-17

l HAVE JUST OPENED a VERY LARGE
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, from cents up:
large line Of Cloaks, from 81 so upward;
Shawls, Cassimcres, Jenns. Flannels, Blank
ets, Comforts aud Quilts, in immense qunn-
titles. Stocks Of Blue and Brown Shirtings:
Calicoes and other staple Goods A line of
Notions. Hosiery, aud Gloves not SURPASSED
in thts market. \ very large stock of Gents
anu boys Hats, The celebrated Bay Stnte
Boots and ShocS-cvcry pair warranted ]
soil very low. Try mo before purchasing.
WM. BEATTlE.
nov S, 1881 8 ON
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-11-17
TEIE
BOSS Advertiser Ahead"
Here We Are Again.

WE HAVE SOLD IN THE TOWN OF LIB.
ERTY during last TWO months, more than
three times as
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-11-17
GO TO THE
t''sI 0Ey-a''ls Emporium
FOR
Good Bargains!

HAVE COMPLETED MY BRICK STORE
HOUSE nnd filled it with o large and sclect
Stock OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
The Omaha Assassination.

OMAHA, November THE sssassina.
ton OF Col. W. B. Smith still remains
wrapped 10 mystery. no clue having yet
been discovered that can be considered
OF any great value. The rewards now
offered amount to $4,000. and $4,000
more are to DO raised by the citizens to.
morrow, to DO used In paying incidental
expenses, 10 necessary. In hunting out
tho murderer. Our homo officers are
working at the case, and experienced de-
tsetives from Chicago are to be employ
cd, and probably also government de.
tectivss from Washington, as the deceased
was . United States official, being clerk
Of the Unitsd States District Court, and
was assassinsted on governmsnt terri.
tory, In the pos,ofics building. It 10
generally thought that the murderer Is a
citizen Of this place. and perhaps en-
gagged In the liquor traffic, against which
deceased has wsged quite . successful
war. No one hardly has any idea OF
any conspiracy. bat that the net was
committed by n man. acting for him.
sell, and unknown 10 any living soul but
himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

8. W. chubbuok. Gold Hills Post
master. IL laid up with q foot that 10 So
vsrsly burned. He was exploring the
lower levels Of the Yellow Jacket mine
Saturday night, In company with other
gentlemen, and his light went cut. The
party wers In the Bslohsr drift. and Mr..
Chubbuck was In the rear, and In the
dark when his candle vas sxtinsulshed.
By some mishsp he placed D foot In .
box In which . pipe discharges water Of
q temperature OF 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
The water vas deep enough to cover the
ankle bone. Thssskin was taken Of
from the ankle 10 the heel, while there
Il q large blister or top and underneath
his foot. The burn 10 not deep, but 1t
will probably be . couple Of weeks be-
fore Mr.. Chubbuek attempts to put on
boots.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

Since abolishing the ONCE Of Jsilsr
Of County Jail No. 2. one week ago
today. there has been but ons pris'
oner taken to the County Jail for con.
hnement. That fact shows that the
News was right In advocating the closing
up Of the institution. II was mot only
an illegal but Q useless establishmsnt.
In the present hard times, economy IN
management Of county and municipal
affairs Is necessary.
Business appears to DO rushing on the
Virginia and Truckss railroad. More
long heavy wood and freight trains. with
dsubls.hsaders, are being run over the
road now than At any time within the
past year. The welcome sight OF ore
trains gladden. the eyes Of the Comstock-
srs ct least three times per day-Ophir,
Bslcher and Crswn Point shipments.
d. B. Lyman. Superintendent Of the
Pacific Mill and Mining Company. has
been appointed superintendent Of the
Utah mine, vice Rooney, who declined
to accept. II 10 understood that Mr..
Rooney cOntsmplatss renewing to Ban
Francisco.
Coroner Conn went below Saturday
evening on business connected with the
estate Of Mrs. Margaret McIntyrs. JUS
tice Hires, Of Virginia. will perform the
duties OF the Coronsr's ofics during
COINS absence.
Members OF Harmony Lodge No. Is,
Knights Of Pythiss. are notified in an.
other column that their meeting night
hspcsiorth will be Monday. The hrst
meeting under the change occurs to-
night.
Hon. J. @. Harlow, Of the Carson Ap.
peal, was on the Comstock yesterday. In
attendance Of the ssmi.annusl election
Of the Typographical Union. he 70.
mains an active member OF that body.
Thomas II. Rooney. late supsrin.
tsndent Of the Sierra Nevada mine and
Union shaft. was made the recipient OF
q handsome diamond ring Saturday
nigh. by the employees Of the shalt.
The ditch for the pipe to convey
water to the Chollar. Norcross. Savage
Shalt, to be used In running the by.
draulio pumps. has reached the building.
John 8. Kanesn and Ben Rowe Of vir-
Rinis had Q pigeon shooting match
Saturday for SIS Q side. Ksnsen killed
four birds out Of six and Rowe one.
Mr.. Baliinger, who loossned bis
plsura by Q fall and also broke two ribs,
ON the l7th Of last month, Is able to DO
ont on the street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
DISPATCHES
Destructive Yire ut Hoboken-fhe
Fire Department Playing for

Ue0SfuCbIv0 bIrU ~
Fire Department Playing for
Even.
NEW Yoax. November 7..-Lsst even.
ing Q Are broke out on Eagle Docks,
Hoboksn. The flames ragged f~uriossly
and became 90 threatening that the I.
thoritss Of Hoboksn tslesnphsd to New
York and several Are engines were sent
over and the FIRE boats ordered to the
,csns. The steamship Rialto, from
Hull. England. was damaged.
The origin Of the Are 10 given a. fol-
lows: A Waterman had applied . light.
inp contrivanos. . small tin kerosene
lamp attached to . pole. to the gas on
the dock, and almost instantly the oot-
ton and . quantity Of loose sakum
strswsd around were sblazs. The dis.
astrous consequences arc accounted for
10 this way: The Hobsksn Fire Depart.
usnt and the city authorities have been
for some time st leggerheads. The lat
Ter. according TO the foreman, refusing
10 furnish them with proper supplies.
Furthermore, recently the authorities
DESIGNATED an sngine.houss 10 . place Of
registration for voters, An action which
The nrsmsn loudly protested against.
The result was, whom the alarm was
sounded the Are apparatus was found
with the tongues turned to the wall. and
only one OF the seven engines conpris-
ing the department responded. The
Chief refused to order men out until hs
received certain guarantees. These
guarantees we're given by the Mayor and
the engines rssohsd the scene Of the
~oonHsRratisa about 9 o'clock, more than
IN hour after the frst alarm was given,
and too late to prevent tho ~conhsgration.
The Mayor being informed Of the condi.
ten OF affairs, autographed TO New York
and Jersey City for aid, and the two
cities promptly responded. The large
storehouse that stands on the shore end
Of the dock add IL used by oil the steam.
ship companies whose vessels land ct
Hoboken, was on hrs at one time; but
the flames were put out before any
damage Was done. The total loss IL
$500,000. ,,
The Gre totally destroyed Eagle dock,
which Wal owned by the Hoboksn Dock
Company, Hamburg. and leased BY the
Wilson and Eagle Steamship Companies,
and two fall careoes Of merchandise, n
Just unloaded from the Wilson line
steamer Rialts. plying between Heboken
and Hull. England. and the other In
readiness for the National line steamer
to sail In o few days for Tendon and
Liverpool. Most Of the merchandise.
including . large quantity Of cotton and
steel rails, was owned By New York
merchants. The dock wal fully insured
and was constructed eight years ago At .
cost Of $3.50 .0U0. Il was 30 feet wide
and ITO feet long. Several bsrges and
lighters In close proximity TO the IRE
we're also destroyed and the steamship
Rialto, but for the arrival OF . tug,
would have been destroyed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Railroad Fast Time.

CHICAGO. November THE officials
Of the Lake Shore road are dsnssly
Ignorant Of the programme for the light
ming express and the public are unin.
formed frsm official sources. Elsewhere
u 10 said that Vanderbilt has met 30
many difisultiss In competing with the
Pennsylvania reads fast time that be
has given up the fast train from New
York to Chicago. and will not attempt to
bsa, the Pennsylvania time. The din
Guilty arises from the longer route OF the
Vanderbilt combinations and from the
jealousy OF the Michigan Central and
Canada roads, which must be left out In
Tia oold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

Constable Mccarthy. Of Township No.
1, Virginia. reports having collected fees
in civil cases amounting 10 $50. the past
month; lees 10 criminal cases amounted
to Sl75; total business. $20S.
Security Lodge A. o. q. w. Virginia.
suspended Saturday evening. II had
thirty members. Who will probably $3.50.
ciats themselves with the other lodge
sxistipg there.
Colonel n. N. Stone has located 1900
feet Of mineral bearing ground, with GOO
feet Of surface ground. in Virginia Min
ing District. and called the same the
Hardy claim.
Nslss Allan, Ex.chisf Of Police Of vir-
ginia, who has been sick for q week past
with pnsuuonia. 10 very low today and
bot little hope 10 entertained Of his 70
covsry.
Tim Connolly. . miner working ct the
Union shaft, was considerably injured .
day or two since BY . ssgs being lowered
upon him.
The Mschanics' Union Of Storey eoun-
" have decided on giving their annual
AL Friday The 9th Of December.
0ssd raneh butter 10 rssailsd d SIX
eents per psand here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Cele,tiaI l9ray,st ffuckee.

C0l0Stlui AuLsy - AssSAoS
Taucxrx, CAL, November GA fatal
shooting ARRAY occurred In the Chinese
quarters Of Truskss at about 8 o'clock
last night. The trouble had its origin
several weeks ego under the following
circumstances: The proprietor Of the
American Hotel discharged bis Chinese
cocks and replaced them with . new
crew. The new men were strangers In
the town and this fact raised the ire Of
the old crew, and they determined on
revenge for their discharge. The new
cooks were warned to leave their position
under penalty Of getting int serious
trouble, bat they did not see at to heed
the warning. After they quit work last
night they went across the river to
Chinatown and were sitting on Q wood.
pile talking, when . shot was fred ct
them. They Immediately drew pistols
and commenced shooting. In . few SEQ.
onds Q large crowd Of Cinnamon gath.
srsd on the scene with the general Chi
nsss jsbbsr usual on such o%scasions.
and the shooting seemed to become gen.
sral among the crowd. At least thirty
shots we're fred. After the shooting
ceased It was found that the head cook
Of the American Hotel. generally known
ss Little Johnny" had been killed, o
bullet having passed through his ston.
ach. Another Chinaman was shot
through the arm and received q bullet In
the lett side Of the body. and . third mi
was shot through the back Of the neck.
There may DO others who were more or
less injured, but q usual among the
Chinese they are very rsticsnt about the
matter, and full accounts cannot DO OBJ.
tanned from them. Up to the present
time but ons Chinaman, named All MI.
has been arrested, but more arrests will
undoubtedly follow. The wounded men
will recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Humboldt Items.
Winn.mueea SLIDER State, NovsmIsr6 s.

Winnsmueea Silver State, NovsmJsr6.
We learn from General Busknsr. who
visited the White Cloud copper mines
east OF Lovslock, that there 10 . noun.
tain Of ore In the district, and 1t 10 situ.
aied 10 the midst Of the heaviest belt Of
nut pine timber In the State. The ere,
or q part OF II. IN the largest. mines,
seems to bs Q mixture Of iron and cop
DER; but q the whole side Of o steep
mountain, for . distance OF several hum
drsd feet, 10 Q mass Of ore, which 10 only
prospscted by o shaft sunk here and
there In the mass. It 10 impossible to
form o correct idea Of it, extent or rich.
ness.
Eight batteries Of the Fourth ARTILLERY
will pass here this afternoon going East.
They exchange places with the First
Artillery, which comes from New Eng.
land to San Francisco. where two or
three batteries Of the Fourth remain
until their arrival. They leave horses
and guns, having made q full exchange
with each other. The Fourth Artillery
has been stationed on this coast since
1872, and the officers and men dislike to
leave the genial climate Of the Pacific
fer the irigid regions Of New England.
The oattla shipping business 10 get
ting 10 be quite brisk here again. al.
though there 10 not such q rush % there
was In August. Over seventy cars have
bssn ordered at the railroad ofaos for
the ensuing two weeks. These cars will
take about 1400 head, oil to Caliisrnis.
Yesterday. l.. Godehaux shipped eight
carlosds to l.. Brsndsnstsis & Co., Ban
Fralcisoo. and twenty cars are ordered
for Policy. Hsilbron Il Co., nsxt Mon.
day.
A carload Of ore shipped BY Peter
wosloock, from the Do Soto mine Of
Star. about two weeks ago. ssssyed
S76O 81 70 the tan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
stage Robbery.

SONORA, CAL, November Y. - The
down stage from here. was stepped ct .
o'clock this morning between Tuttls-
town and the river by four marked men.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasure box was
broken spen and robbed Of thirty.two
hundred dollars, shipped from the 30.
nora Office. John Mundorf, one OF our
merchants, had OIL bis person $3.50.
Thinking the passengers would be
robbed, he dropped II In the stage. and
Il was found BY the robbers. No other
pafssngsrs were robbed. The robbsrs
were masked with old sacks. No clue
% yet to the robbers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Latest News from tho Arctic.

BAN FRASosco, November THE
steam whalsr Belviders arrived this
morning. bringing advicss from the Arctic
relief steamer Rodgers, confirming the
report brought down BY the schooner
Golden Fleece on Saturday. that the
Rodgers had circumuavigated Wrsngsl
Land. This sets ct rest the doubts en-.
tertsined here. as the information comes
direct from the Rodgers BY the verbal
statements Of the captain OF the Bslvi-
dsrs and BY letters which he brought
from the officers and correspondents on
board the Rodgers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

SAN Francisco. November rs p. H.
Sierra Nevada. l4S bid. IAN ssked. hS
sales., lis sales. ii'i asked; Union Con-
l2h bid. i2a asked; Alta. ass bid; Albion
I so asked; Mexican. Q asked. 81 sales;
Utah, e& bid; Ovsrman. 2 40 bid. Q 4s
Asked; Gould L Curry. GU bid. CT asked;
Potosi. I 95 bid. 2 asked. Q sales; Chollsr.
2 bid; 0phir. Z bid. IA asked. Z sales;
Best L Belchsr. ii< bid; Savage. 8 IS bid.
40 asksd. 9 IS sales, 8 40 bid. 8 IS asked;
Scorpion. Az bid; Julia. 400 asked; Bel
cher, 10 bid. 8 Is asked. 3 10 sales;
Grown Point. 2 bid; Caledonia. $50 bid
400 asked; Bedding. 2sc bid. 4ec asked;
Con. Virginia. "A bid. 80 ssked; CALI
fsrnis, TOO bid. 7sc asked. 7ec sales;
Bodis. GU asked; Northern Belle. IL bid;
Bullion. I 70 bid. N asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
what Caused she swollen Hsads

Matte Riley. who has been sojourn-
ing in the Gilmore house on South O
street. has concluded TO change her sbid.
ing place. She did not come to this de-
cisioa until she appeared before Justice
Henderson with Q swollen head and
bruised face to make complaint against
her landlsdy. Who, she alleges, assaulted
her and ''built''ths Aforesaid head. Mrs.
Gilmore. on the other hand. says that
Matte was naughty and had INDUCED In
too much liquor. and In consequences
fell down stairs. Justice Henderson will
try to ascertain which tells the true story
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Aner.ee. I.fsrsai session.

sAx Francisco. November IA =. r.
Northern Belle. ~ sl0. IL, i2h' IN
ia. l2h; Chollar. 2; Sierra Nsvada. IAN;
ii,s; Hale 4 Norcross. 8 60; Union Con-,
i2k, l2H. l2s; Overman. Az, ~ bso,
q As; Potosi. .. I IS; Belcher. 3 Is. 8 10;
Mono. 2 80. 2 20; Eureka Con-. leh; Yell
low Jacket sh so; Ophir. ~; Bullion.
IN, I 70; Eureka Tunnel. Q 60; Mexican,
9; Alta. 4 90. 4 IS. A.; Crown Point. Q o.;
Seq. Beleher. 81; Albisn. I 80; Justice,
CSC; Best 4 Belehsr. ilh; Con. Virginia.
~; Alpha. 3 90; Caledonia. loc; Gould i
Curry. e.; Bodie. ca; Scorpion. ~; Dc
cidentai. I 40; Exchequsr. ! IS. ! 49,
Silver King. l9k.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
resighs's Dases.

Everybody in Gold Hill should attend
the dance at Garfield Hall tonight. Ills
aivs. BY the ladies Of the Episcopal Sun.
dsy School, for the purpose Of raising
funds for . Christmas tree to delight the
hearts OF the little folks. The admission
IL but atty cents, and ladies a. we'll a.
gentlemen will be expected to psy this
sum. which includes lunch. Good music
has been procured for the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
President Arthur and Our Foreign
Guests In New York.

NEW Yoax. November 7.-Presidsnt
Arthur remained In the house yesterday
and was called upon BY Grant. Horace
Porter and others. In the evening the
President had q conference with Score.
tary Blaine In the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The French delegates to the Yorktown
celebration visited various parts Of the
city yesterday. The German delegates
were guests Of the Consul General from
Germany Of his residence on Staten
Island. In the evening. accompanied
by Walker Blaine, they started for Utica
for the purpose Of visiting Baron Won
Steubsn's grave. They will attend .
State ball to DO given here this evening
10 their honor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Good showing for she sherin's omes,

During the month Of October Sheriff
Hanks sold los county licenses and ten
gambling licenses. and as the proceeds
thereof today paid to the County Treas
urer S326S 80. He also paid in for fees
Of his ofics for October $348 10, and
performed labor for the county amount.
ing to $225. making Q grand total from
ali sources for the month OF October OF
1880 65.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

W. Z. Sheridan. the eminent TRACE
dian. and company arrived in Virginia
this morning. and will open at PiPsr's
Opera House tonight, for q weeks en-.
Qapsment, In Bulwer Lytton's great
play Of '.Richelieu." As NO play an.
nouucsd will be performed but once
during MI. Shsriisn's engagement. 1t
bshooves lovers Of the legitimate drama
and admirers Of Mr.. Sheridan to attend
svsry night Of the season. Tickets Tor
the season, six nights, can now be &C.
cured ut the boz office for six dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
oas OF Danger.

Little Eva Swift. who some time ago
swallowed pine nuts whole, while play.
ing that she was taking pills. snd was
seriously III In consequences. 10 consider
ed out Of danger. She has had so many
pills Of tho genuine article to take
during her sickness that 1t is not likely
she will ever play In . like manner
AGAIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
M.shsy asa Fair Mes CemiaE.

ANrws representative learns from a
Trustworthy source that II is not the In
tention Of John W. Macksy to como at
once to the Comstock; that be proposes
remaining in the East for some time.
From the same source IL was gathered
that while James g. Fair might be on
the Comstock before long. 1t was more
probable that no would proceed to WASH
iugton hrst. The Senator intends to be
a, the nations capital on the opening Of
Congress. which il the first Monday In
December.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

The ssmi.snnull election yesterday
Of washos typographical Union No.
65. resulted in the choice Of the follow
ing officers: President. ]. r. Lamson;
Vice President. s. woodman; Secretary.
]. B. Grimm; Treasurer. W. r. Car
riean; Ssressnt-st-Arms, John McDaid.
Board Of Directors. ". Plant. ]. W.
Ecklsy, Wells Drury and Pleasant
Moore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

At the insane asylum Of Bioetrs. In
France, the other day, there died at the
sgs Of los, Q patient named Jusissisr'
who has been Q patient Of that sstao-
lishnent sver since 1877. He was I'm.
pressed With the idea that his body was
composed Of glass. Haunted ~ this
belief, he'll said TO have scarcely moved
during the s~ighty.thrss years hs passed
in The asylum. and to have onlyoPe.sd
his lips iptsllieently ones during that
psriod. 10 AJAX fer tobacco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Judgement Against the lows Gen.
solidated.

F. A. G.. Gearing. who recently
brought suit agAinst the Iowa Conssli.
dated Mining Company for $l7s 20. al.
legged to be due for labor. Saturday got
judgment before Justice Hires for $84.
Before the trial OF the suit, the repre-.
~senta,ivss Of the Iowa Consolidated Of.
fered to compromise for sllo but the
offor was refused.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07

Much serious sickness and suffering
might be prevented BY promptly cor
recting those slight arrangements that.
otherwise. often develop into settled dis
ease. When Q cold or ether cause
checks the operation Of the sscretivs
organs, their natural healthy action
should bs restored. and infammstory
material removed from the system.
Ayers Pills scoonplish this quickly.
safely and surely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-07
Homicide on shipboard.

Bosros. November THE captain
Of the steamer Victoria from Liverpool
handed over to the police.
Michael Rsgsn Of Rosoommon, ireland,
Who probably fatally shot David Turner.
an Epelishmsn, both stssraes pssssn-
gers. On Reesn's psrson at the time
was found q murderous looking knife
and q large numbsr OF cartridges. he
\. thsucht u b insane.