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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-13
COMEDY sENsATIoSu
HAvERLY's COMEDY COMPANY !
In sa,rss' great fsrcicsl comedy Of
THE 8~TRATEClST8
with the fsvorits New York Comedian,
MR.. j. 3. POLK,
Supported By o remarkable selection OF Metro.

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Mr.. j. 3. POLK,
Supported By . remarkable selection OF Metro.
politan Artists.
THE GREAT CAST:
Jack Ruttlsdss. NJ. J., B, POLK
The 5trstegist, before whom the glories Of
Cesar, Alexander. Napoleon and Won Moltke
pals-in whom the vices and virtues are half
and hall, and who thinks the end justinss the
means.
Arthur Ruttledgs. ......Mr. PRANK z. AIKEN
with al the virtues and none Of the yicss-who
loves only his son.
Major Abijsh Howard. ... NJ. HARRY LINDEN
With oil the vices and none Of the yirtues-who
loves only himself.
Rev. John Mildmsn Nj. A. q. CANBY
The heathen's friend.
Capeicano Peppers.... .....Mr. HARRY BELL
An apothsosry. who could expos all villainies
save his own.
Terrspce 0'Flam II. GALLAGHER
OF the O'flam's Of kullingar, " who bate the
devil for giving satisfaction"
Sergeant Gumblston. $780,. Ms. L. ?. HOWARD
Nellie Howard..:......Mi Miss KATIE GILBERT
The prise for which jack snters his strsteg,o
campaisn-who tries . little strategy Of her
NV owl AND e.. enough ia, JENNIE o..Ro1L
knows bis failings BY experience.
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Who hiss . fondnsss for the Sergeant.
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Mr. Hsysrly having purchased this snccess.
hands OF the best sctors available, In the full
confidence that Il will b Q strong attraction
everywhere by mason OF IT. funny dialogue.
original characters. surprising situations, amuf.
Ing d.nousmsnts. Those who CONT v. laugh,
remain 70 roar.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-12

CARLIN, January 11th.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento to- morrow: John W. Moore
and wife. n. j.; Mrs. w. H. Thomas
and son, Los Angeles; Mrs II. Enaire and
daughter, San Francisco: Mrs. Rockwell,
Mass c. Hopkins, San Francisco H. D.
Moore, New York Miss Matte Breeze, n.
Y; John Leslie, Canada Mrs. S. II. Brown,
Cal; J. NJ. Davies, San Francisco; G. w.
Staver, Portland, O5n Mrs. n. r. Craven,
San Francisco A. H. Ishan, Sacramento
w. P Lett and wife. Mrs. Mary Pattern,
Canada: Mr. and Mrs. O. A Hale, San
Jose Mrs. Bernhard ard two children, Gin
cinnati f. Bevan. Col w. /. Chadbourne,
Boston, Mass; H. Winter, w. t; f. L..
Mulligan, NJ. D.. New York f. W. Gold
smith, Chicago, H.; Thomas James. n. Y;
G. S. Hubbard and wife, Chicago, Ill (;
DIR. II. s. Hurd and wife, Illinois A. F.
Stubs and wife, Augusta, Me; DR.. A. G..
Haven, Bishop T.. O. Haven and wife, San
francisco Charles L. Holman, A. G. Will
bert, New Jersey G. W. Watt, Philadel-
phia James L. Lyon, San francisco; Mrs.
NJ. J. Healy and son, New York; E. H.
Saville, Arizona Mrs. +. Martin, San
Francisco; f. Z. Fox and daughter, Cali
fornia G. B. Pattie, Canada Geo. Berkel,
Michigan; G. C. Hager, New York j. H.
Wright, wife and child, Trenton Mrs. H.
r. Galley and two children, Denver; Mrs.
E. Robertson, New York; John Hooper,
Missouri B. H. Bernet, Michigan 43 emf
grant passengers, including 80 males, to ar
rive in Sacramento January 18th.
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BREVITIES.

The inquest was held last night upon the
body of the young man who shot himself al
the Western Hotel day before Yesterday,
Nothing new was developed, except that
from letters found among his effects it ap.
pears his full name is Louis q. Garceau, in.
stead of Lewis Castor, anu that he shot him.
self while laboring under insanity. His
friends at the East have been teieg1aphed in
relation to his death.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Mcclellan of SaT
Joaquin county passed through yesterday
with john Burtis and j. K. Long, en- route
to Folsom State Prison, under sentence of
two and half years each for burglary.
The trial of Z. C. Muir, at Woodland. for
| attempting to burn the cannery at Washing
ton will be commenced to-day. Between 40
and 90 witnesses from this city and Washing
ton have been subpenaed.
A surprise party was given last evening to
Mr.. Helliuge, on \ street, it being the occa-
sion of his 4Oth birthday. There was large
company present.
G. Bernaldi was convicted in the Superior
Court yesterday of grand larceny and All
King of petit larceny.
Constable John G. Medley has appointed
Henry i. Flick Deputy for Sacramento
township.
A. 81. Isham of Sacramento viii arrive
from the East by the overland train this
morning.
Bishop E. 0. Ravens and wife are among
the passengers from the East to-day.
DENTAL AssoCIATIoN.-A convention of
the dentists of the .Paaifc Coast, to organize
"Pacifc Coast Dental Society" was held
at the Dental Jairas office, in this city.
yesterday. The officers elected for the en-
suing year are as follows: President DIR. C.
b: Blake; Vice-PIesident, DR.. w. ".
Light; Secretary. DIR. w. o. Thrailkill
Treasurer, DR., S. 5. Southworth; Executive
Committee-Drs. j. n. Haynes. J. Mosti-
nand, B. G. Shaw. A constitution was
adopted. The body adjourned TO meet in
Sacramento on the third Tuesday in Sep
TENDER next.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. : The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co, |
barrel and three boxes hardware, IS boxes |
axes, Q boxes machinery, II boxes hatchets |
G. NJ. Dixon, tubs butter; G.. Z. Railway |
boxes mustard; W. j. O'Brien, box boots
and Shoes
BUSINESS CHANGE. = The partnership of |
Weidmann & Hromada has been dissolved, |
Mr.. Hromada retiring. The business will be
continued by Mr. Weidmann, while Mr..
Hromada has connected himself with whole.
sale house in San Francisco, where he will |
reside in future.
INcoRPoRATIoN.-The California Electric
Gas Lighting Company of San Francisco
has filed its certificate of Incorporation with
the Saorofarv of OF nirao+o~s
Bryant, f. w. Pelton, Delos Lake, William
II. Wallace and Joseph S. Taylor.
NoTARIEs.-Governor Perkins has ap-
pointed Chas. L. Pond of Butte notary, to
reside at Nord also Geo. l.. Kimball for
National city, San Diego county; w. II.
Spencer for San Luis Obispo, to reside at San
Luis Obispo
Police ARREST. VIM. Myers was ar
rested yesterday for vagrancy by railroad
officers Burke and Brissell
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southern Pacific Passengers.

MoJAvE, January 11th.-The following
southern overland passengers passed Mojave
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco Tomorrow
E. Greenbaum, J. Malowunski, George
Pearce, San Francisco DR.. Risley and wife,
Pasadena Captain @. P. Eagan, Oakland |;
George Deunioste, San Francisco; j. T.
Snow. Providence, R. l.; c. J. Jeffries, Mrs
i. Golf, Tucson; S. IL. Clark and party lin
special caf), A. W. Every, Sacramento :;
w. n. Porter, Tucson; J. w. Mcdonald,
Minnesota !; j. Debarth Shorb and wife, Los
ANGELES
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ASSETS.
Ss,I36 $40 ii
So Is6.9s6 IA

!
We respectfully raII atfenfion 10 our
facliitie' for doing every kind of legitimate Bank.
| ing Business, ana solicit accounts of Merchants
Manufacturers, Banks and Bankers, Farmers and
! all doing business in our line.
We give advice in detail OF all credits and
acknowledge promptly all letters, and will furnish
private feiegraphtc code to correspondents
when requested.
Shipments Of Gold and silver Bullion
viii have special care and prompt returns
BEING Connected by Telephone with all the
principal warehouses and the Produce EXCHANGE we
keep thoroughly posted in the Wheat Grain and
Flour market, and are prepa ed at all times to make
loans on Flour, Wheat and Barley and other an
proved Merchandise in Warehouse.
Investments Made on Commission and
special attention given to the negotiation of
frstclass loans OF Cities counties and other CORPORA
tions.
We Buy and sell Bills of Exchange on
the Principal Cities in the UNTED STATES, ENGLAND,
FRANCE and GERMANY.
Collections made and prompt returns rem.
dered at market rates OF exchange.
Teiegrapiric Transfers made with NEW YORK,
BosToS, CHICAGO, and the principal cities of the
United States; also cable transfer to Europe
Letters Of Credit and Commercial Cred.
its issued on the principal cities OF the UNITED
STATES and EUROPE.
Loans made On Good CoIiaferaIs or 40.
proved Names Coco Business Notes and Drafts
discounted AT lowest market rates.
DeposIts received, subject 10 Check
without notice.
MAJ Onak. tt3tP. eItG SnH. e0EHty EOufs
and Warrants, and other Securities bought and
sold.
Banking ia Business that should be recip-
rocaly eueGcal to borrower and lend r.
Favor aRsi BeneYoleace not the attri-
butes of good Banking. Strict justice and rigid
performance OF contracts its proper foundation
4 Coed Banker is one who takes better care
Of other peoples money than his own.
Prudent and Conservative Course is
one of the first principles OF successful Banking.
Tbs will be our policy.
Yours, very respectfully,
z. 6s. Mcdonald, President.
5 G. MURPHY, Cashier o93m3pSW
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OREGON.
Body Recoyered-snow.storm,

Body MISUNDERSTANDING
PORTLAND, January 11th.-The body of
J ohm Shoemaker, a young man who was
drowned in Cowlitz river, w. T., a few days
ago by the capsizing of canoe. was found
Sunday and buried Deceased was 80 years
old and unmarried.
The latest reports from east of the Cas-
cades indicate the prevalence of heavy
snow-storm everywhere in that region.
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Los ANGELES, January 11th-On Sunday
two citizens Of FL Monte came to town and
informed Chief of Police Gard and Sheriff
Rowland that suspicious character had been
lurking about Monte for sometime, and they
believed he had set fire to the scbool-house
the night before so that he would be enabled
to rob houses. This afternoon Sheriff Row
land and G. w. ellis went out to Ell Monte,
it is believed, to capture the supposed in
cendiary. Tonight the Chief of Police
received telegram saying that ellis and
desperate, and that ellis was dying, and
asking that force be sent out. The des-
perado is in the brush, which is surrounded
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Wei De Meyers
CAT'ARR.HI:!

-UNQUEsTIoNABLY THE MOST M
~ portant medical discovery since vaccination.
remedy which assimilates with the mucous mem
brane and forms not only local, but cOnstitu.
tiouaI cure at any stage. One package generally
suffices. Delivered by druggists by d. B.
DEWEY & co, No. 46 Dey street, N. Y, 81 so
complete Treatise and remarkable statements by
the cured mailed free. The afflicted refer to
SHELDON COLLINS, Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco.
DR. +. N CLARK, Dentist, with Dr.. Brewer, y Mont
gomery street, San Francisco.
CHAs. NovEsrs, Wilmington, Cal
c. H. MANNING, Fall River Mills, Cal.
W. J. DAVENPORT, The Dalles, Oregon.
MRS. H. HARPER, 708 Stone street, Denver, Col.
MISS MARCY E. RANEER, 495 Clark st., Chicago.
MILE AIMEE, Opera Prima Donna.
PAUL BoYNroN (the Swimmer Flushing, L. I.
SlN'L BENEDICT, 697 Broadway, N. Y.
Rev. C. H. TAYLOR 149 Noble ST., Brooklyn, n Y.
REV A. H. SUMNER, Frederick, Nd.
Rev. GEO. E. PRATT, ct. Stephens Church, Phila
delphia.
REV C. J. JONES, New Brighton, N Y, ETC., etc.
S Real Cure for Catarrh for s. 80.
n29-eow6n123pMWF
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Visitors nj Msnterey.

MONTEREY, Jlnuary 11th-The following
are among those registered at the Hotel Del
Monte to-day: A. E. Hoffman. wife and
child. J. r. Hoffman, Miss L. NJ Hoffman,
Miss V. K. Hoffman, Fort Wayne, Ind; r.
W. Theobald, San Francisco !; J. G.. Willetts,
Nou, Vail
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD.
UNION.
CALIFORNIA.


miscellaneous sar Francisco Items.
SAN FRANCISCO January 11th.-In the
|. nited States Circuit Court to-day jury
was impaneled in the case of Henry Krebs
against John H.. heir of the late James
Lick. to lecover $500, 0O0 for alleged services
in straighteni1g up the affairs of defendant
in connection with his heirship Of the estate.
The reports of The Government inspectors
of Steam Boilers show that during the past
year not a single passenger has been lost on
the coast or inland steamers.
Department Mice of the Superior Court
occupied to day in considering three docu-
Tnents, each purporting to be the will of Jane
Rowland deceased. The property affected
amounts to about 100000. The point is
that in tie last will her husband is made one
of the executors without bonds, while the
others ignore him on the ground that they
had ceased to live together, owing to his having
transferred his affections from testatrix to
her niece, with whom he is now alleged to he
living in Oakland. It is claimed that the last
will is a forgery. and expert testimony viii
be taken to show that fact. The case is
likely TO be protracted one.
The various committees of the Working
mems party, appointed by the State Central
Committee, met this evening to organize the
party. Three separate platforms and adj
dresses to the people were presented, which
were referred TO committees to be boiled
down, owing to their fearful Dimensions.
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TAKE nOTICE---JUSF OUfl

OUR WINTER, SUGAR-CURED HAMS (EU-
rekal which made an immense sensation last
year on account Of their superior quality. We also
cal your attention to fresh Lard made expressly
for family use. Respectfully,
d24 SPIN M0HR j YORK.
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TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley. sole agent.
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BUSINESS Advertisements.

Jacob Arnoli-Neats Of all Kinds.
Dissolution Of partnership Hromada L Weld
Gold saved-siiver-p plated Amalgaulatsng Plates.
American Exchange Hotel, San Francisco.
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company.
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VINE PUMPS.

IL Manufactured by
KEYSTONE PUMP WORKS,
d9-3p2m 40 Fourth street. San Francisco.
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Why Do You continue to pay 371 cents a
ward for Japanese mating when you
can buy the same for p cents yard at the
Red House.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
benson, Judge.

DENSON, JuuBt.
TUESDAY, January H. 1881
The People VS.. Martin Ryan, mayhem-Continued
until January 18th.
The People VS.. Giovanni Bernaldi, grand larceny
Mr. Louise Hancock Was fined S25 for contempt of
Court in not appearing witness for prosecution,
as required, and thereby delaying the trial. Also
George Nichols WAS fined $40 for same offense.
The People VS.. All King, for burglary-Tried and
found guilty. To receive sentence Thursday next.
Court adjourned.
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ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERE, 46 inches wide,
at So cents yard. at Hale's.
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CRY LICENSES AND WATER BILLS now
due Pay on or before 18th inst, and save
costs.
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You CAN secure splendid value in towels
for 8, and 10 cents at the Red House.
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A faint pocketbook never won fair
lady.
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SPLENDID LINE of brocaded all-silk goods
at Hale's
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ALL-WooL SUITS reduced to SO 90, at the
clearance sale, Red House.
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VENETIAN SILKS, IN CoLoRs-a new and
yary choice dress fabric-st Haie's.
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GET Your Doc TAGS The Poundmaster
is out with his hand wagon.
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grrsgTIsEMENF IGNITION

Church. Holt & Davis Furnish music.
New singing class-J. L. skinner.
Found ladies' portemonnaie.
Philharmonic society-Members, attention.
Howard observation-disclosures to ladies.
Gard Of thsnks-Air. and Mrs. J. L. Gerrish.
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NKyER BEFORE have Tycoot wrapper goods
been sollat 10 cents per yard. You will find
a good assortment for the above price at the
Red Hoase
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NEVADA.
Voting for ScnatOr.

CARSON, January 11th.-The vote on the
Senatorial question stood to-day in the AS
sembly: Fair Al, Wren 7. In the Senate :
Wren IA, Fair 10. Daggett l.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
CARSON. January 11th.=Nothine new Of
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of sll-Eool dress
goods at Hale's
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GUTNET's 'Cachemire Sublime" dress silks.
The finest grade of silk from this famous
French manufactnrer-can be had at Hale's.<
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"sURAT DAMAssE" all-siIk brocades-some-
thing quite new-at Hale's.
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HATS for everybody at bedrock prices, at
the clearance sale, Red House.
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SEE Hale's dress goods, in double-fold. at
22I cents ward
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BLACK SILKS. from So cents to "a so a
yard, at Hale's.
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Singleton vs. Morse.
The People vs.. E. Flynn and J. Riley, felony.
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TYCOON REFS, for wrappers, Is cents yard,
at Hala's
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A siXteen-Year Old Coy Lynehed by
Masked Men.

Masked Men.
Los ANGELES, January 11th.-News was
received at the Sheriffs Office this morning
that the body of Victor Miranda, a native of
California, about IS years of age, was found
hanging to willow tree in Willows settle
menr, on the Bixbee ranch, near Whining
ton, yesterday morning. An inquest was
held, and the verdict of the jury was that he
came to his death by hanging by persons I'M
known. 1t appears that on Sunday
afternoon Miranda had attacked a party
of three girls, Mary and Mamie Shaw
and Emma Dale, on their way to Sunday
school, and knocked Mary Shaw down and
attempted to commit rape in the struggle
breaking her arm. The other girls fed and
gave the alarm. Miranda was caught and
was being held by party of citizens from
whom he was taken by party of masked
men, and that was the last seen of him until
his body was found as described. 1t is said
that Miranda, when first captured, said: Il
don't care it will only be three years in San
Quentin" Great excitement prevailed at the
scene of the double outrage, but the general
verdict seems to be, Served him right"
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PACIFIC BANK,
Corner Pine and sansome Streets,

we desire 30 cali year attention to the
annexed STATE HENT OF this bank and offer our
services to any who may desire to do business
with US.
From our long experience in Banking we
have a Thorough knowledge of the business, and no
efforts will be SHARED by to render those opening
accounts sr doing b.iness with us every advantage
appertaining to their ntdrsaE.
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DIsus,rous Fire an Co,usn county.

WILLOWS, January 11th.-Miller & Co..
brick aud frame stable, Nell1's wagon shop
and Peters & Hamilton's blacksmith shop
We're burned last night. The fire originated
a; 1880 in frame barn, which was soon de-
molished. The wagon aud blacksmith shop
caught in the upper floor Of the brick, which
by L o'clock was in ruins. The losses are .
W. P. Williams, buggy, $500; Bailey & AL
len, spring wagon aud goods, $500; Peters &
the London, Liverpool and Globe for $500.
Nslk's shop, wagon, tools and stock, 81 600 );
insured in the Etna for $780, Miller & Co. s
stable, fifty tons of hay, three stages, three
buggies and two coaches, $4,000; insured in
the Commercial Union for So, 800 The fire
is supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiary.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT dress goods at Hale's..
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SILK vELvErs, in colors, at Hale's.
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FINE SILK Plush at Hale's.
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SEE Hale's 10-cent dress goods.
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N1NE-cEsr dress goods at Hale's.
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DRESS Goors SALE at Hale's.
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TwENTY-cENT dress goods at Hale's.

N1sETEEs.oEsr dress goods at Hale's. :
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TwEsTr-rIvE-cENr dress goods at Hale's.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

YgNHE LADIES OF SACRAMENTO PROPOSE TO
4 assist the Society in its present emergency by
giving
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-17
Nen who Wake Journalists.

Il is remarked that very few men
who get into journalism start out
with such intention. They drift in
accidentally, aud are promoted as
they develop capacity. Money, rich
parents and influence are of no sort
ofservice in getting a young man a
place on newspaper No business
that is so entirely Independent Of all
these considerations as this. A
waalthy father can easily get his sor
location TO read law or medicine. or
push him forward in almost any rank
in life be may select; but he is utter
ly powerless to do anything for him
in q journalistic way. To be sure be
may buy a newspaper, to set him up
in that way, but unless there is some
thing in him called Journalistic
kuaek, a natural knowledge Of what
to write and how to write it, he will
be a foilure in that line, and all the
money and influence OF wealth and
perhaps powerful relatives will count
for nothing. Some fond parents ed
ucate their sons with the special
view Of making journalists of them,
bu, il is rare we hear Of these young
men after a few years. Meanwhile
some youth, born among the hills,
having nothing more than common
school education, aud the knowledge
scraped up in country newspaper
office, will advance to the front rank
in the profession. He has the jour
nalistic knack, and forces recogni-
tion because he has 1t. lie gets i2to
a good position, not because he has
wealthy parents to influence tie pro
prietors Of leading newspapers, but
because he knows what to write and |
how to write it. His articles go ia |
because they supply demand, while
perhaps the elaborate essays Of a
man educated on two continents are
cast into the waste basket.-Ex.