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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16

1t is impossible for woman after faithful
course Of treatment with Lydis t. PinkhAm'
Vegetable Compound, 10 continue to sufvr with
l. weak ness OF the uterus. Enclose a stamp Ii
Mrs Lydia E Pinkham, 333 Western Avenue
Lynn, Mass, for her pamphlets.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16
BLANKETS BED COM
FORTS.
DOLMANS. CLOKS, SHAWLS.
FINE CLOTH SKIRTS.
FINE FLANNEL SKIRTS.

Ladies Flannel Suliiug, Olive Myr-
tie. Garnet, Navy Blue. largest
double " hite wool Blank ets, = 30
y, s., 3. Ladies Cloaks, -. So
s. IS, -, $40, Sll, Sl2. BIaca
Silks, eros Gram, 81, Si.25, $3.50
Sl.75. Cloth for men aud Boys
wear 81, 80, 60, aud .5cts. Bed
Comforts, S5c, Il, Sl.25, $3.50
Sl.75. =. All Linen Hand
kerchiefs, 5, 10 II, Is, IScts. Col
ored Cashmeres, new shades,
Olive, Myrtle Garnet, Navy Il! 6
NJ FosA ~ ------rf ~. ,snl(l
side.
All Wool Red TwilIed Flannel. -. 81
81, and IL cents.
SILK Plush, Olive, Garnet. Myrtle,
Navy Blue.
Piano Covers $3.50 :. 81. s.. 5.
SILK FACED Nelveireu. 80 .jc. 81. Sl.25
Best Feather Proof Bed Ticking - cts.
Cloaking and Ulster Cloths, 81. SL25
SI.50
At ToWSON'S, C36 Pa. ave. souht.
side.
Fine ali-wool Black Cashmeres 81 50
% and 15cts
Shaker Flannels, -, 3, and soc
Dress foods, II. Is, Is, 20, and 2jc:s.
>heeting Cotton, full width S5c.
White IN | Coiored Counterpanes.
Vt TuWSON'S CSC Ia ave. south
side.
Novelties in Dress Trimmings, Rich
PIaIds aud Stripes
Black Silks Damassr, new patterns
Sl.25.
Broche and India Shawls, single and
double
Receiving new goood daily. Largest
assortment to select from.
LOW PRICES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16

J. E. Norris is selling dry
Goods and Groceries at city
retail prices for cash only.
If you don't believe it try
him,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16
STATEMENT OF CoLORED SCHOOLS
RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.
SC Us y
\ W. NEALE,
Secretary and Treasurer.

In addition tn isi> annual statement OF the
Finances Of the School Board, required ~ la"
to ~ published in rhe county papers add
few bore statistics Of county schools likely 10
be 81 iatcrtsi 10 the public.
There are G6 hGildings used fer school pur-
poses in the county. Of uh.,h - are frame
log and one tri,k, \ tcw Of these are rented
Nuu,ter of male teachers (~hI,e .......-.......2i
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16
Old Reputati0n-New ideas.

For thirty long years we have been
satisfactorily clothing you and your sons.
and we publicly promise to do all in our
power to both preserve and retain your
patronage by honest dealing and genuine
low prices. c. N. OHEN & Son, Hanover
and Pratt streets, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16
To,Al numler iifrrcnt rnri

PRYlls uE rod Tor The i. Fe-rui terms.
ca Eo,l.-F,N Winter, Spring. Summer.
leSl 1884 s.ol3 2,usi
Avg Ana so 535 lu1T i.m4l
Max ,ng total on roll Of = 73 and total av-
ersgr attendance Of s, 677. bat a Irife over 81
pei rcnt. Pstrons msS thus account in grra'
measure for Wapi o; impro vencnl IN their child
rrG and learn Inst i, i not al~ays the teacher
Who Is % blame for the .hari cOmings IN tht
school \ " NEALF
Secretary TO Board School Comm =.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16

B-All goods reduced at SMITHS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16

Making in ali - different teachers Tor our 60
Schuol>; thus showing e, n i!ershle changing
abou, in The profession.
f. esrent pupils Tor tie wear, Males y hiie} 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16
Excelsior.

| Excelsior.
n THE ONLY
clothing Hoass1
/ IN TIE STATE
Conducted on Principles
THAT
! Protect the Buyer.
Insure a Fair Transaction.
! THE ONLY CLOTHING
HOUSE IN THE STATE
That is Strictly and unulterahl,
One Price.
The Originator Of the Idea
AND THE ONLY
Clothing House in tho State
That will give Il written
guarantee to exchange an
unsatisfactory garment at
any time or, failing to com
pletelv suit the buyer. re-
turn the
Purchase Money.
The only bouse in the
State that has Five Distinct
Clothing Departments, each
a complete establishment in
itself.
The only Clothing House
in the State that has Origi-
nal and
Excelsior" Styles
copied from none, equaled
by none.
The only House in the
State that manufactures an.
immense stock of clothing
for all ages and sizes, sells
direct to the retail buyer at
a slight profit on the cost of
production, marks goods in
plain selling figures, and at
prices to suit all.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16

4 correspondent OF the Syracuse J2ara5! re
laies that one day some roush-looklng met
having ca led 20 see Presideai Garfield, hi
mother said TO him, James, those were hard
looking men that called on YOU to-day. ] an
afraid Of them Can't you resi- IN am afraic
YOU will get snot.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16

TT I[SDAH. the :Srd
day of january,
I@S:.
AT , O'clock NJ
Al the real estate " which The late Tho, 7.
Isiimcr died seized aud possessed co;,si. ing
Of . 10, or parcel of land located in the village
Of Newport, in Charles county, and supposed
10 contain ten acres mere or 'ess.
This laGd Is Uf xcellsni quality.
n <S and is improved by ltrge and
-: g conveniently arranged Store
-zs-z1=:!zIlzzrs House, with Dwelling attached
thereto: barn, stable, carriage House, corn
house and other out buildings. There is also
on the premises comfortable tenant house -
The buildings are in trst-rate repair and the
lot is enclosed by substantial fence This
property is considered one Of the best business
stands in the county.
Terms Of Sale:
As prescribed by the decree; one-third of
the purchase money cash the balance in one
and two years, with interest from the day of
sale, the deferred payments to be secured bv
the bonds of the purchaser, with security to be
approve! by the trustees; or all cash. as the
purchaser may elect
JOHN H. MITCHELL,
JOHN p. BRISCOE,
de Cts Trustees.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16

E. B. Mack. the New York representative,
since s79, Of the CiuriRnaIi @ .''is the L"aIs'
ayilIe Coar.sr-.lysraal, the -, Louis .,aatIesns
u nd tHr-Vfirago 7Tr-rs, died al hts residence
hi % East NinrIernIh .trtct MundAA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
New Railroad Project.

San F~RAscIsco, March 25.-The Cali.
iornis and Nevada Railroad Company
has fled articles Of incorporation to CON-
struet q nsrrow-Raugs railroad from =
point at or near the city Of San Fran
cisco. through the southern portion Of
Alameda county. to the town OF Modesto;
thence eastsrly through Stanislaus ooun-
~ to. . point at or near Sonora and
Columbia. Tuolumne county; thence to
Q point at or near Calaveras Big Trees;
thence through Alpine county 10 Q point
ct or near Bridgeport. in Mono; thence
to the State line between California and
Nevada. at o point at or near Dexter
Wells. The estimated length Of the road
10 $50 miles. Capital stock, 3 2 900, 600,
in as, 900 shares Of 500 each. OF which
amount $3.50. 900 has been subscribed.
as follows : John T. Davis $4,000, and
A. ]. Rhodes. ]. R. Rsisart. 8. II. Nil
Ter, B. B. Minor. James Mckinley and
@. II. Livingston $780, 600 each. The
absve-named gentlemen are the Direc.
t0Fa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
A Pioneer Piano.

Durango. COL. rejoices In the posses.
sion OF o real piano. Nominally. Mrs. G.
NJ. Williams 10 the owner Of the instru-
ment. but. a. II IL the only one In the
town. every citizen feels that ho has q
proprietary interest in It. From Denver
to Bear Greek the piano went by rail.
but beyond thai psint the journey was
accomplished by means OF q wagon and
mule team. Where the road winds over
the summit Of . boulder.covered noun
tain the wagon gave . lurch. and mules,
vehicle, piano and all rolled down into
q Ruloh. The case was broken open. but
the instrument was unipjured. and event.
ually II Was dragged into Durango in
triumph. The value Of this story lies
in the prophetic application Of 1t. To-
day there 10 only one piano in Durango.
bat Q year hence there will probably be
i've hundred. to say nsthins Of q dozen
orshestrss and an opera.house. In o
country where the center Of population
moves westward daily 45 feet between
sunrise and sunset Il 10 important to
chronicle these little incidents promptly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
New Postal Regulations.

The Postmastsrs In this State have
lust received An order making material
changes In the classification Of matter
sent through the mails.
Mailabls matter Of the first class shall
embrace al matter wholly or partially in
writing, except a. herein providsd-Act
March 3, 1879. Section 8, 20 Statute, p.
35S.
The exceptions are as follows:
I. Corrected proof.shsets and manu-
script copy accompanying the same
Sec. II, p. $50.
q. Date and name Of the addressed
and Of the sender Of circulars. and the
correction Of mere typographical errors
therein.-Sec. "a, p. $50.
8. Bills, receipts and orders for SUBJ
scriptions inciosed In second.elass pub.
lications. provided suoh bills. receipts
and orders shall Be In such form as to
convey NO other information than the
name, location and subscription price OF
the publication or publications to which
they refer. SEQ. So. p. 36l.
8. The name md address Of the per.
SOD 70 WuOm oeCoua-Sisos AesseA .ey 80
sent, and index figure Of Q subscription
book, and words or figures. or both. in
dicatine the date on which the subscrip.
ton in such matter will end. SEQ. ~,
p. $50.
4. Upon matter OF the third.class, or
upon the wrapper inclosing the same,
the sender may write his " name or
address, with the word ''from" above
and preceding tho same, and in either
case may make simple marks. intended
to designate . word or passage OF the
text to which II 10 desired to call attsn.
ton.
6. There may be placed upon the cover
or blank leaves Of any book. or OF any
printed matter OF the third.class. q sim
pie manuscript dedication or inscription
which 10 confined to q simple address or
consignment Of such book or other
printed matter. On q mark Of respect.
and must not contain anything that par.
takes Of the nature Of . personal cores
pondenoe.
z. Upon matter OF the fourth.class the
sender may write his " name and cd.
dress preceded by the word from y
and also the number and name OF article
inclossd. He may also write upon OF
attash to any such articles, by tag OIL
label, Q mark or number. name or letter,
for purpose OF Identification.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
The San Jose outrage Case.

SAN JOSE. March 24.-Ths prelim.
mary examination OF the man Ben Git.
ford. charged with rape on Emma Clark,
was commenced before Judge VIM. p.
vsuve yesterday, and as much interest
Is being manifested. the courtroom wal
crowded. All the morning and far into
the afternoon was taken mp with the
testimony Of the complainant. Her
story does not differ from the ono
heretofore reported by telegraph, though
put under q rigid cross-examination Of
several hours duration. A number Of
other witnesses were also examined,
their testimony being mostly OF q cor
roborative nature. From present indi.
cations there seems to be little doubt a.
to the guilt OF the defendant. A large
number OF witnesses are yet TO DO OK.
amined. The defence will introduce
witnesses TO prove an alibi. Tho case
will be continued tomorrow and may
last several days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

II 10 reported in fashion circles that
hieh-hselsd shoes and boots arc being
discarded in Paris, and the idea Is liable
to Be followed in New York. It's well.
Nature intended no artificial blocking Of
leather or anything else to DO worn be-
meath the human heel. A handsome
foot. OF in fact any kind Of q foot. looks
best. and practically il best. In its mos,
natural position. and certainly every
body knows that low.hsslsd shoes or
boots are much the most comfortable.
A lady's foot. Of course. looks nice in .
high-hsslsd shoe, but II il at the expense
Of the leg. which. after all, II tho most
interesting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

Gsnsvievs Ward. the actress. demands
separate sleeping cars for women. 81
think 1t is perfectly shocking" abe says.
tho way ladies and men are huddled
together like animals In these sleeping
cars, with nothing but . curtain hanging
between them. It shocks Q modest wo-
man frightfully to have to endure this
ordeal. Where il the much-vaunted de-
csncy Of the. American people. that Il
does not rise against this infringement
Of propriety and sslf-rsspect And
now let DR.. Mary Walker and Susan B.
Anthony DO heard from on this same
proposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
California Itams.

SAs Francisco. March 24.-Ths Yer.
dict OF the Coronsr's jury in the ease Of
Adolph sohandsr. who shot Captain
Adams. Of Eureka. was justiaabls homi-
eide.
Yesterday morning at about Q o'clock,
Alfred Craymor. Q native Of England.
forty.two years Of age. who occupied .
room on the second floor In the rear por-
ton Of 9s1 Market street, was found In
an inssnsibls condition In the yard
directly under the window Of his rosn.
de lived but q short time, and evidently
threw himself from the window to end
his life.
Governor Perkins has issued Q procla-
nation calling an extra session Of the
Legislature, TO commence April 4th and
last twenty days.
The Board Of Directors OF the Me-
chsnics' Institute held o meeting at the
institute building on Post street last
evening and unanimously resolved to
hold an exhibition Of the Pavilion this
year, commencing on the I'd Of August
and closing September Sd. This will 10
the last given at the present pavilion.
SACRAMENTO, March 24.-Mrs. Nancy
A. Hamilton wal yesterday placed on
trial for the murder Of her husband.
George Hamilton, October l, 1880. The
prosecution has concluded and the dc.
fence has opened. II 10 o defence Of
insanity entirely. II IL claimed that she
has been insane In = degree from child
hood, and that there Is o total absence OF
wiltul intent to deliberately murder.
VALLEJO, March 24.-Owing to scarcity
Of funds at the Navy Yard and the nor.
employment Of laborsrs Q force Of skilled
mechanics was yesterday put on labor
ers' work.
ANTIOCH, March Authorization 10
received here OF Q fatal aRht between two
gangs Of laborers In the Black Diamond
coal mines. Much feeling has been
shown BY the Italian miners toward
other nationalitiss. and the recent arr.
val OF Q number OF miners from British
Columbia brought on an open rupture.
On Saturday night the mine factions
psraded the streets OF Nortonvills, and
before long came into collision, result.
ing In the killing Of n Italian and the
wounding Of two others. Several ar
rests have been made.
DUTCH FLAT. March "a. - George
Wolfe fell from . freight train near Cape
Horn yesterday, and the car wheels cot
of one OF his legs. He was brought to
Dutch Flat, and Drs. Wilson and Mar.
tin amputated the stub.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
A Dramatic Walt.
N,p York Tribune.

Daughters Of the Regiment" have
been common enough for . Icing while;
but now they have . novelty In Paris-a
daughter Of the Theatre" A. little
girl. scarcely . month old. was found Q
few days ago on the steps Of the Renais-
sanss Theatre. in Paris, by the %jsnitor
when he vent to open the doors In the
morning. All the actresses, and most Of
the actors. were anxious TO adopt II, and
n. Koning. the director. was In a. great
trouble a. King Solomon was under
somewhat similar circumstances. It
vas finally decided that the child should
be brought up at the expense Of the ar
lists OF the company BY q Of the men,
bers Of the troupe, Mile. Desclsuzss,
Who, Il will bs remembered. sang here
in opera bouffs nearly fifteen years age.
at the old French Theatre. now Haver.
ly's FouAeenth Street Theatre. A sub.
scription wa started on the spot for. the
little founding. and nearly $500 francs
were obtained within afew hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
xALLoCHs AoaUIrrAL-

Thu verdict Of the jury ssquittins
Raw. I. q. KLloch Of the charge Of muir
dsr in killing Charles do Young cannot
f.il 70 DO locked upon with feelings OF
indignation BY all irishtmindsd men.
..Not guilty" sounds harshly upon the
car Of justice in this csss. One OF the
Jurors stated that the ground on which
the verdict Of ssquittal vas found vas
s.lf.dsisnss. and not upon any plea Of
insanity. All familiar with the evidence
addueea during this extraordinarily long
and tedious trial can only come to the
charitable conclusion that the jury were
simply harssssd and worn out, mentally
and physically. until they we're not in q
at condition to render . just and equitable
verdict in the case. It took weeks to
select that jury. and whom complete and
ready for trial Il was jury Of the most
essential know-nothinss to b iosad in
al San Francisco. Il II no wonder thai
under the severe strain upsn their veal
i~utsllssts they gradually dsgsnsratsd
toward utter imbscility and . sad com
msntary on the jury system.
Xalioch 10 acquitted BY the jury, buI
not BY all the people,. The brand oil
Cain 10 upon his brow. and he vii
svsrmore be regarded a. . murder
or. He may 60 on preaching and
praying again till hs dies. bu'
NO amount Of holy water can eveI
wash the crimson blood stain from hi'
hands. The jury acquitted him. but hi
own conscience. II hs has any. nsvsl
can, but will svsrmore continue to silent
ly accuse. and hold him responsible
Should he have the brazsn audacity &c
again mount the pulpit and preach thu
holy gospel Of the meek and lowly Jesus
let his first text be the command Of hi
God: " Thou shall not KILL"
The u~sjustihabls and murdsrous at
tack Of De Young upon Kallosh's father
or anything that De Young ever said o
did was NO just excuse for this brutal!
vindistivs butchery, weeks aftsrward
Kalloeh il acquitted. and there are thos'
who rejoice that he escaped the haltsl
and In turned loose, Tsd-handed. upoi
the community. And they will dement,
edly shout ovationary hosannas to BIZ
g~loriacation. While they do so. let tn
gates Of Hadss swing open and the dsvi
pyoclaim n iubilee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

Secretary Robert Lincoln IL described
a. . sood.lookins gentleman Of spps-
rsntly middle age; courtsous. friendly,
without the strong features Of his father.
and yet with . certain humor fashins
through . rather psnsivs face that brings
bask Abraham Linooln's expression
when hs was reminded Of little stsry.
II is said that Robert Lincoln receives
$4,000 yearly from one insurance COM
pany In New England for ~transscting its
Law business. This business no will DO
obliged to rslinquish In order to set %
Secretary Of War.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
Two Men Drowned.

Tauoxrr. March 24.-R. P. Ferguson
and Frank Childs were drowned 81 Camp
l6, ak miles from here. late yesterday
afternoon. They were working together
repairing o dam. when Childs fell In.
and Ferguson. in s~ndeavoring to save
him, was drawn into the current. which
il very swift. Ferguson has lived In
this vicinity for several years and was
highly esteemed. he was . member Of
the Masonic Order and also Of the
Knights Of Pythias. He has BEEN On.
gagged In manufacturing shingles and
square timber. He leaves . wife and
four children. The bodies have not yet
been recovered. although about . hun
dred men have been searching for them
since the accident.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

From every part Of the Dominion OF
Canada come reports Of the ravages OF
d~iphtheris. which has been more general
and more fatal. according to the Cams
dian press. than ever before. Persons
Who never look from facts to causes.
Who. In . word. never "go behind the
returns" speak Of the awful visitation
OF Divine Providence. not caring to real
izs. perhaps. that impure air and water
are at the bottom Of tho trouble. and
that q large share Of the responsibility
lies at their own doors. The Montreal
Witness hits the nail squarely on the
head when IL says: 1T 10 sheer bias
phsmy to lay to the account Of Provi-
dsncs . seourge brought upon a eommu-
nifty by disregard Of the laws Of hygiene,
aud let run its dire will through the i'm
prudence Of the people generally and
the carelessness Of TIE authorities"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25
pEnocnArIc CExsoRs.

It IL rather amusing to read press
opinions regarding President Gsrfeld's
nominations. especially Democratic press
opinions and deductions o. to whether
hs il favorins or yielding to the "stai'
warts" Garfield evidently and prin'
cipally oonsults his own stalvart ideas
in the premises. o. captain Of the ship.
He has evinsed this in the selection OF
his Cabinet. and the chances are that no
will continue doing so in every respect
during his Administrator. The callow,
spindls-shaaksd, sns-horss Democratic
editor who from behind his little snow
fortress hurls 6secy bombs Of dsstruo-
ton. ~somplacsntly imagining that they
have any "infoosnos" In the matter.
should try and melt down. drop on him.
self, 90 to speak. Let him f~slisitously
continue to count yer the forty pieces
Of silver he got for publishing the
"Morsy letter." and be conssnted'
For the next three or four years he can
saisly take . rest-and give his readers
q rest. The devil may care for his opin'
ions; Garfield don't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

Dewey & Co.'S Scientific Prss Patent
Agency has received oficial notice Of
the issue OF the following patents to Pa
ciAo coast inventors for the week ending
March 9. 1881: B~lue-stoning wheat. ].
w. Blsvin. Yubs, CAL; table. T. Erdin.
San Francisco; ~lubricator. ]. Gates.
Portland. Oregon; level. H. Hobson, San
Francisco; harvester. ]. w. Little. Stock.
ton. Cal; drill attachment. @. p. Purin-
ton. oakland. Cal; strav-carrisr. ]. 8.
Scott. San Jose. Cal. boot. L. slsssin.
ger, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

A convention Of farmers In Berlin has
declared American competition in grain
and meat . great danger TO the continu.
moe Of German agriculture and cattle
raising. and calls upon the government
for effective measures 10 avert the peril.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

A very Nice little episode IL thus 70
lated BY the New Ysrk SUM- The pro-
pristor Of the hotel In Nice. where . gen.
tleman and lady had taken rooms the
preceding day. went up to tho gentleman
and. evidently embarrassed. stammsrsd:
81 beg pardon. sir. but I am extremely
embarrassed. Ny hotel Is. a. you know,
n oil the most respectable in Nice"
'well. what are you driving at3" why.
cir. I must tell you. the lady with whom
you sams last night came here last No
vsmbsr with one gentleman. returned
here in December with another. and you
must see that coming here 90 soon after.
ward with . third gentleman is rather"
"oh! there il nothing wrong this time.
I am her husband"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

Joubsrt. the head OF the Transvaal
Bosrs. il about Afty-nvs years Of sgs,
and 10 described a. being Of medium
height. dark complexion. and wearing
rather Of q long beard. Hs rides well.
IL very active and energetic. and il the
leading brain Of the whole Bosr con-
munity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-25

DR.. Wolf. distinguished Jewish
scholar In London, writing on the anti.
Semitic sraze In Germany. says that .
Gentle must live In the family OF . Jew
to and chow intimate Q Jew 10, 20 TO
speak, with his God"