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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
,lEAa Hofelfof NIonstefst'1


New York Herald ef!f i}ta aa'tet'
5 The most curious iof aill PabEriisi PabEriisisc Gu,
1iosities Win cease b to exist when the
deniolition' of thH Gfahd d IL otef LeguaY
known as tssI q {: Table u 'd'Hotef ades
MUntres,',,1 Is Completed. Tie, hotel
In itself is like 6Eny teonamoh p.rIsodSyiiin J
ciaf hote,a bdtii the GUESTS of its table
jd'hoteli as desbribed BY sa reeptoSFter of
the Eianternhoo, fbtif III assembly hard
IL, to Bey fnets'Mitli III any, other place
Dinner being ihniiouhced,"a says this
pdistin guished guest, ss;;the first couple
&c, eehfef the 'diningshafl' with ah, tpiE
loof perfect pfopriioty ,,iffe a. bearded
Woman accbmpanied ;bY ;ds ske9|lfelt9n-
like .gehtTernap.ef She, Receives his
WHISPERS Wifi ithol&htftif eyes, gently
! stroKing Her bgatd.tIa A idwari with an
7 5ennto5rlhoiis hose Sits fieIt to them On a
High Stool; hef nafglIhb1of5 are q well.
known show man, wh6 now and then
I'll turns lis fapef fpundn TO the'smiIdle Of
his Buck 6 6 e6n 9enie1s6 Wheneyer. the
waiter is wafite ana g. young, gians.
Tess fisixssegsee1E xssegsee1E ws9ighihg 400 pounds,
81 Sso5ninambuf IL ;tts, ;ttsss aacf8bats ond many,
more of the sanie fach63l se5mpletea the
tcircie,i &hb, aftar 1heifs meal is ended,
wifi somet etiMes ffdf sths benefit Of an
occasional visitor Ihiifs mi1 o dances
fantastic, gffotesdds snidnd hFde9ps, ter
the last degree. u, sfGaa 9
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| iURaC0UNTRYNHWS,.

Pc -rsE1 9niWihnfFT-ttf lTGU -
iiaiw Ehb,I EhbIzARETHTFOr ArlilHT IFS ~, = - ~
M0pntaineer,. September, 2s.,, '0ii '1''' ~
: - va elRhaGId haGYIed been 6aa2ffbs affb rain Il in
abund dance Iiilidadciq affi OF flio SAG ,s
EIasBisihgss hash ddll il EAaz7, Ea
fsBetttoA otifsweeAineom ~ 5sit
iAPissrEllat TfptcrE has been, very
aow,o otrenlf tfl6A Affeeta Of ia Ifallrwhieh
7shar rFeceiyed from ,ra ,1,psgs q afew
weeks since while .gaing lte9 Erwin,
4nie0i e0gntyoass eli 1oi ! -GiRt1atna
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
esf58 8s,e - > = n HAN
A Camp-Meeting is Broken Up by
Snakes.

Specials the gannsra - zasH ss e
( W1ssros, N Z G., September 90 Il
At a camp meeting, near lthis place, a
large number of moccasin snakes s1dE
denly appeared amppg the -congrega-
tiop. 6Fer fifty females faintedf and
several. persons we're ittep, bHt nof
fatally. The men finally Killed most
ofthe smokes, hut the meeting was
completely broken PIP. - ,',ss.~ ~ - {,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04

si79 }}y 1910 tFfTfEff fFTTF f3793'?57+ = +!
H. s isGss4I s4I9 n Vsts'E1 ea.o tso,ai, ,p5'i,
In 6fdaf tiIaf ii ida54a 5aJJF e. aibfei ii % Brofect
the interes III tli fEstafd Ut Df. NJ. SlcNfaI
honey ishs 1asentiAafy, a1etessa arM athatJ all
,neTseIss ilf&sqIaea tgsam IEstale either iislser by
1notel ef9 Ell a affsgp{i sfttqpld Paaa<e pE9mRt
.I3f RfyeRRf e liz, gthsfsf9Ea R9s5 earnestly a
eon.e ferWthidi without 7dtlay! .uict nnlifB
sottemqntis3 31aulsqnoo; lnitlleEs matters
Rg cgal safSs sd dssx Htate 1 IASsS Pssaes n%f
edf6 flt them with, ,ine. duly abftqnticatdtfr
Within tlit 'tihleiprcs cribta BY law Hoi}qTc
Ia 1h1js tanl EwiGlQfah a1HiuEyin ia
tommoo sFif Tsh oI'nji2iIoa ExecqtsF,ia
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DO IA; 3 9at TX u, d :.
81 tsElA. /. ndN.AgakA lGxA =

" a19,i IA. od3SsslK sx,ag1.';,. x,.# 81 - =
a To- Ail NaQ aYcrshfFsr DIN the errors
ana ,inYdiscge !9 g9p, pdrv6us Weak
i M " in S5dRa fsdia tkaI IUas MilIs1qsss,SS,i yyS
FREE s0Ia e,E AisUIs r.Thfs 9r,oat reriiedy,
was eiisd6Neru,leby al,si issionsiry in South
America. Seld1a seif-addlessed enylcoep
e the Rcy J9e9eRh T.. I4nmai Station
Il III IN !lt1l L-3ta si..1
iHHsUs;TIgzsE5 SALE or bhNDs,l an ani,1ils
sIIjl glM q rs iRazin' .,,itss.ra ri +
deed Of t4fet aaaSd:aa ,, |G ID n; 2IFghF GEbS
to ne, ION Fei''--,., !, isySth f4jtn, 0 'IS!
pesa,s lsEE Id iSsp Sdo,fipfs f. yss.se n5 :
III sd nsensboI, ,snd,I aRsa, gun;at
oaei daglfas Sls92Ts.}a e,ln8sB sBns note from
I same. to s;yIDs for, g55,C9 due February.
lli4tl, 1850, ihhl1s6 Il h6te EXECUTED by said
Goodgif6f $1,000 ontthG 44tA, of FclsgilaIy
asss ta @ eg \ WF fF.ss5s snlt 81 sSoat n
4, ,alatl q dqbEto ePegnaliai t5tusfft 'of
$f60DJ, 'alssa tlg costs uldident ito the
tfdst idctl And s:l6 fIisreili. tsep1eI yiIliep'
,Fffdsiy sfacenirii i-slliJs3ai IL. plllics out,
erEs to. 3ths4 ieislas q kiaasg 3a; .fhe Court
HQYse dnSr Ip lSf;iesli5Sga n; 81 fe1if; seH all
J tSafa Da3idfya6s|dthas fifat}d te 0. aefes5of
ll;sasstz aadra isii1ii aisi' '!rlesdfbeI in said
ta,stl dsesisrayrd insh iGee4 tyes;lted by,
Jas, nosseEF, I, to sad s. tGeSd spSeenber
zGth s and. being g patt pf tliei H.liitef
fatpl aiId iylifg jm District Mo- }2 WASH
ifistoh C callnss3 alsais i5oi6ihg the lands Of
Jaicls. .Missssi 9aYidi Goodxana others Said
EsalsWIll besmades f2r cash IN lI;tifd and If
| bar Of fe(tSiHpti1il unlFs asfe baTaaee
due on s.riiie debts ate paid innsypr before.
F3iiea &aysof saE1b jilsii sAassdst s37tho 1888.
Faa sdf ariiisadaqgI U ARA Mystss, Vii,
A, q ri, ssA, E is,,ss,lsH - -.
sp tss,9fr ist' I've sf5t tls Gf7chserA adies7in
each cornty. hSldres, p NV, Ziegler 81
iGo y yFiiiadUitllSa iPa.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04

ID Asnanibs luameiof. LafkiA Moody,
,sas sirrfeteI aud brought tothis place
last Eacsthk,sceunely koapdtin ropes;
Mr. Jt.i Psfry ,slwho. had charge of
him ,tlit,fofmed eusit that be fWa edy)
wis .charged gwith1tln, nlaftier pfsa
,llfHssgme patye.sofssi4t years ago In
lAshtfeon6fyaN: Or ofEa ad" i',l'7s. :;
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Present POWER

c9c7fgoerow g. dengf Way OF When Telp Is
Vod .aatns9Waatsd To-Day.
,ifGdmfDttik rs NEVER ina hurry. Pain and
distress are in hot haste. 1t is 20 the friend
-need~the friend WHO does something
nowg-that now II. the old adago pays the compli.
mcnt or being "a friend indeed" That
stiieydo not keep the suffer in suspense is
the s3aliept excellence. of Bcnson's Capcinc
Porous Plasters. The plasters of other
days1-whethcr porous or othcrwise-said
Wait until to-morrow; We can promise
in6thiiig on tho spur Of the moment" But
pain nllilelieved. like hope deferred, max
9th,qhe heart sick. Benson's, plaste.fs act
IL Warm Naand heal, c6ntaiaiss as tseU SeV'pt, do
chemical and medical g;.genis of the high
st'st iefffefeneyii Thcir motto is now, and
tlre gelluina haye!tlIe word Capcine cut in
the middle. gt oach plaster. Price 25 cents.
Seabury IS johnson, Chemists, New York
~
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8f6HMgSNr91

IN ~ lsti9fSI MN sS.tli t.}ii ieiiW
The heal heal th I. of 9efpl our townieis very
gopd at. presents eiJ: 1,sIef
HesD1ghe 2eEh Iipstss.iaI - Iliicfhdlii.
[,AIe eyofklep 9lwi7re; ! of q Mis-. sanfiieF
'Mc0orkfe,i near etinsaipkaee aged %
yeMaassolIir'E bGe 500 L9ti1 :'sti3
saK4ses rssidsnes ssds essJbff'& II sr s,v
Ms A5BEA iIas IT, 9ssis. ssthsiasE @
bageai ~ III Ife9ahhss;'1eaib kTeg 1ait'esa %
FsI LbfpsIfones shoWfds4s avery. fife
puhafk in the olhaiaHy that he intends
itdeahibit neytoweok at THE Ftlif.!i 1t
gwas ais largeasfaIhaFf.laisheli measure
aHdiere,s oi'a siiiewith anine others,
lalli rerplargeg apixH odt ! htEHs3oG{ y I
'stI n,baJtS9I,, Gss, ssdnesdas, ds'sSet sspt,
S9H Az tl|es tb|ees Fesld eealee sf tbsiib+lde y
tfSfhsEs M m:a Hni M lnoIls. p obya the Rev
tsast 81, D,1: ,DsyanlE pfJohpEson,
/ SieS < II Miss Matte VI Emnepss Of
NO Il y Z :
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04

RaxssEEE oYisasej ,sa@s
ffegetni ney9 srajeDuI sseW. u. Biddle'&
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john eFfallkffh sfySad9riek, Esq

lSfeIathis EatEJghr.. eatyIss ,,as @r5d miss
The Voluntary '3rEslfireinphtaofr5 this
fnS, Old go4t lsmaIi fey DAYS agd
from fhe Office of Clerk of the Spprems
| Court 'at9 o!Axvsii1le,'6at The age of76'
is All event to be inioted. osEor twenty
Seven Years 'haf 'ha1d T ssafnYeea wAmmarks
Fed ABILITY ana ffdefitya III the seGce oi
|ffatR md Nfdstsa9 ia ihhfn ChapccrY at
CIdn3gbofd. 8 Wheh the late !, Judge
/ NefsoHI qanf e. Hhp6M the Supreme
Bench IN IN 1875. he very Yeefisy5 warit1f urged
dib6n dRig cco5fiea ght5ea Tie hppoiiil nsnt
OF .Nfr b eaderick to tie high Office ot
Clerk Of the Supreme Court Judge
Nelson had ptae ticedi alf bib profess
isionaf lifgp III tile court of WITCH Mr.
Deode II waa The Ciafk and Master,
Ind iii addition st6 bis Admiration for
4he stfian, lie ,kneM his ines Unable val,
lie ias anf off Ger. l.T69 the 6thef judges
ne Vas itfite flnkh6 6wdii., 81 ppersonaify xI
cteppto fo lis brother the ittfi present lisS
tingiished Chief Justice whn he'd
nothing to say in the matter. 'Afef
THY long Aid FIJI thftir . service In Yhess
most sdclicafe trusts, 1he nov fgtiffeSS
e. ipfivate life i'm aaii RoAo1ed old Rgf,'
wiffiosit sia9 bf0ti 'suip,0ni o bib 'irec6fd.
Within tiint I0pdnag fp}efioT h94ias' Hans
died sfiundreds EBf u u sqIdsa 81, ,'Hollars
i0fa, trust 4Ii6neys ahhd There ii hot d
fgure .odtiit: Of .h1ace inf. his tgast 'aesHH
sc5unt. TT a.hese 'tiiStempefed times
Of fraud I'll IA and pSeaenlaEfof,, record 80
Ip1u1rc and clean as this islrare to, be
seen He night Hive grown rich, as
the hdroit r9gues pf the present day
are doing ~ sSaiatibg HPop Pss2 thS, ,ths
public funds, 901d RtKeh IA some 'i9gef
ni6tus way, putting aat shllf HeH II.
tracks, But mo rh4 GAP Spoth. Ia y
cro6Iad ttifsadatiissacff6ns TN all ilhiE IShg
Garger. 5Epsn tHfS6ghi The Disasters
df' the occfvH war he 5RFaass the faithful
custodian d Of every u dollar tco1nmitef
to his charge, and Io thrah ever went I
to- film for a settlement, that lie aid
not get d prompt ana ldni honest one,
Always urbane and dfwsays q, gentle -,
man, ian official intercourse With. { him
was rather pleasure thahla ,xexati ion, !,
The press Isl called upon every, day
to herald o. shattered trust 6, or q
blighted reputation, tand1t IS arefls sshs-
ihgi to khoW flint 116iwiF and. then I'D
EXAMPLE, such as tlis,, fiiaS be1 foand, = :
to proclaim to the rising geheration
thaf hulhan nature is h6t Quite lost, ]
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
COLLEGE.

rH. IsHg fstA-3
The next collegiate year opens Septer1.
.bcr 0, 1883: The work will be prosecuted
by a competent corps of teachers. A full
course OF fPreparatoryandC Classical studies.
- Lessons ON Organ and Piano as last
-yaIr Instruction Thorough, with family
:, For particulars address
REV. j. w. G. WILLOUeHBY.
tfi1 10 Washington College, Tenn.
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ssetk'fsB for

ds z Es IL Ii NafFllH IasefkelsN f2f
sDDsjtfh hfftS i've YJtla Gf7ch hserAa dieain,
each cornty address p. Nv, Ziegler &
fGlo. y PiliiadUlthSa .iPa.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
NEWRORT


Sentinel IEsepsss a7sll.r .uiA .loaaie aid
Foi1frslJ.a M!gIJs ale raised the potato
befat ttakSs TIE cake i'll these tsdlsgfils..''
PfEis a'aGeofsfa Y ATM Weighing ] Is
qa,undadf fof4ntjilih ~ | @bo9 aiti
ss1lHRe aR' SarE obsi(glgEl, SHIPPED from
:pfaee, , large tialnlltitiess essq.;a,,,; ard
iWss sheaE, that the boys are, pr
|gg9iziing band club in this place, I,
kGtSann RoreN, yonngestsqn of james
AsssRoTex; near, Rankin'sl Depet,sl re-
turned from an 1,extended ntriprto
Westermadp pexaA, 1lastsf fSuhday.-T lie
sayssbd anahelied'o battlelanda stHelt
mutteH| tiilfhethadIenougi OF Texas .
, sWtare aAtheTfzedI 10 say;ia grand
Tournament sihd coronation BALI wiki
Behad Atithis fplaee itheg1 19thubf 0c-
tdbe1e "A sfifce osaddlssis tosbe, pres
fsseeAvea istdotl}e o'lniosH . graceful lady
'Tidef8n Gore To he o eSentlelnan same
tway! nEiaaH3 bn8 haiig
safhss iaaaatE okie1i sounds again in
oSE Ssa AgStag Nouns 9s, agad life is is
Wife pof D2.T.. H!hHBefryy., Boln at
,th,ss aold hotha. Where her, father died,
nsg this pfsce, aaie the 90 1885,
$isa fhe g2fSt, s1aSstt, 1883; aged aged
.LN rrss .s-g -,F
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04

Rdgssffssyailie' Telephone 3''ai ssot'ris,Fer
The JeneSbotarol Herald and III T'iifb'6 bdilt 81
IS IS. one Of Our best eStillal+ggess, aiil
every mum Der, it seems tie Us, get;
better and better. = We wash the pro pro
prietorss all the success; tiiat they So
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15

\ man who probably hailed from
Buffalo played u powerful mean trick
on Detroit bridal couple at Niagara
Falls the other evening. They had
gone to ii hotel and registered, had sup.
per and then started out for night
view of the mighty roarer. They had
not gone far when Il man called TO
them and said:
Have you just been married?"
1--WE h.havc,' answered the groom.
Going to stay here "a day OF twog
Yes
Having registered at my hotel you
probably intend to remain therey"
Yes, sir"
don't want any ducky.deary nonsense
around my house. want no popsey-
.wopsey busines on the veranda. |
want no squeezing of hanfs on the
balcony, or feeding eacl other at the
table"
The groom let his arm fall from his
brides waist in slow and painful
manner, and tie stranger continued
"The first time you call her peaches
and cream, or she calls you darling
out you go!'
=" Yes, sir" NJ
She's no sweeter than ten thousand
other girls, and you're no more of 4
darling Than | am, and won't stand
loye.slck nonsense III my house."
He walked away with that, and
people at the Falls who knew the
bridal couple were amazed TO heal
them address each other us Mr.. and
Mrs, and to see what PRECAUTIONS
they took TO prevent touching hands
or betraying any symptom of love
They put in two wretched days, and
it was only rs they were leaving thai
they discovered how base william had
deceived them.-Dotroa Free Pirss.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15
THE HoRRID TUNNEL,
DRAKr's "r.AvE1ERs MAGAZINE"

BRAKES "TRAyELERs MAGAZINE"
"I hate tunnel!" the maiden said
And closer TO the drummer drew;
"They always make me feel afraid
OF some disaster: don't they yougn
And then the drummer shook his name
You re safe enough with me-" said he.
Whatever happens to the train,.
You always can rely on me-" clfft tt=
And, with ear-splitting whistle shrek,
The train plunged in the black abyss;
The drummer sought her blooming cheek,
And fiescot il with manly kiss
Emboldencd by her sweet alarm.
As on they tore through that eclipse,
He laid her head upon his arm,
And friehed Il dado on her lips.
"Ah mel" the maiden sweetly smiled,
As she arranged her tumbled hat,
And once again the sun nbpams filed
In at the window where they sat;
"Ah, mel for one thai horrid pest
Was robbed of every startling fear.
/ thank yon for your interest,"
Excuse me. sir; | get of herel"
And so she left him drowned in sighs,
And on the sea soft dreams tossed,
OF her sweet lips and pure, bright eyes,
SO quickly gained and quickly lost.
To dreaml but, ah at last to wake
And learn that in the tunnels din,
She'd seized upon her chance TO snake
His watch and chain and diamond pin
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15

They were talking about the Blac k
Friday of Grant administration and f.
nally some one addressed the man in
the corner, and asked; Do you re
member the day."
"Well, rather think sol' hereplied.
VERY exciting, eh y
81 didn't notice much excitement"
Maybe you lost heayily:'
"Well, no
"WclI, then, for what special reason
did you rememberit?' persisted the in.
terrogdtor.
why, hat was the day ] married a
widow who had been keeping up a
100000 show on $500 year" sighed
the speculator as he fell back. !ydH
STREET Neirs
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15
Protection Against aIosquitors.

Toprotectthe body from mosquitoes
during the night, take sponge ath
of salt and water, or vinegar and water.
and do not dry the skin entirely. Bet.
ter than this, inasmuch rs it benefits
the skin, is to wash in lemon water.
The acid is distasteful to the mosquito,
and he wanders off TO sweeter fields.
The bath is also cooling, and of great
benefit.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CARSON AND COLORADO r.. Il.
Taking Effect August ], 1883.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15
QUARTERLY REPORT.

TO THE THE HONORABLE, THE BOARD
! of County Commissioners of Esmeralda
County, Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report of the financial affairs of
SAID county for the three months ending
June 80, 1888:
AUDITORS BALANCE sHEEr, APRIL 1, 1888
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15

SOMEBODY ut a small mud turtle
about the sz of silver dollar in II
bed at a New Jersey hotel, and the
stranger who was assigned to that room
on preparing to retire, caught sight of
it. He at once resumed his clothes,
remarking. 81 expected to have a
pretty lively night of it. but if they're
as big as that don't propose to get in
with en-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15

MORE fuss has been made by the
newspapers of the country over the
failure of jay Gould's yacht to make
the time her constructors promised
than the combined iizzles of lhe Con
slruction Department of III" United
States Navy have provoked. The
people are accustomed, rs rule, to see
men in private stations getting salts
factory work done for their money.
hence the ilutter when it is made
public that even so wealthy man as
Gould may slip up in his calculations
when he starts in to run steam yachts.
But no one expects TO see Uncle Sam
fairly treated, There have been so
many costly blunders made by the
Navy Department that experienced
persons are amazed when they see
good piece of work turned out by the
Government.-S. II. Chf0Ricie.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15

Y9 w@wVnot, life is sweeping by, 90
* k'S' ind dare before you die, some
kAA thing mighty and sublime
leave behind 10 conquer time
S66 week in your own town. So outfit free.
No risk. Everything new. Capital not re-
qured. We will furnish you everything.
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make AS
much as men, and boys ana girls make great
pay. Reader il you want business at which
you can make great pay Ill the time, write for
particulars to IL. HALLETr u Co., Portland,
Maine
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO Ed
IN ward Fox and James Hearne, co-own-
ers with the undersigned in the Prince mine,
located in Alum Mining District. Esmeralda
county, Nevada, that he the undersigned, has
performed work and labor, and made i'm
provements upon said mine, in the manner
and as required by United States Statute of
May 10th. 1872, to the amount OF three hundred
dollars, for the year 1882. and you are hereby
required. as such co-owncrs, to contribute
your proportion of said expenditure amount
ing to the sum of one hundred dollars eachl
within ninety days ON the date of his notice.
EDWARD PRINCE.
Hawthorne, Nevada, May 3, 1888.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15


The above trains are run daily and make
CLOSE connection ut Mound House with
trains of the Virginia and Truekee Railroad
for ViI.inia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific al Reno, via the Virginia aud
Truckee, for all points Eas. and West.
Stage Connections.
Al Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Company's coaches for Aurora, 20 miles;
Bodie, So miles; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyyille, IL miles.
At Lunng, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Giimer, Salisbury a. Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downeyville, Grautsyille and
Belmont. 4ZH
Al Candearia with the stages for Colum
bus s miles; Silver Peak. Aontezuma, Ida
Valley Golu Mountain, etc.
sAt Bishop Creek with daily stages for lnde-
pendence. Cerro Gorso etc.
IL. NJ YERINGTON, Gen. Supt
II. j. LAWS, Assistant superintendent.
ID. a. BENDER,
General F. eight and Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

JUDGE KELLY made . speech In ~
Academy Of Musis,G PhilsAs'phsA p
wednesday, 10 which hs Wves glosoy
account Of the condition Of the working
classes in England, and with prophetic
ken he predicted the downfall OF that
country through free traGe. Forty
years ago, he said, England hourisheo
under the protective policy. The Phil
sdelphia Record, referring to the speech
said the venerable and distingnas hed
pro,ectionist was also In France, but
seemed to have shut his eyes to the con-
dition ofthe working men in that coun'
try. We do not see things in the same
light a. the Record sees them.
An evidence of tn, contentedness o.
the French people with their lot Is II
their stay-at-home qualities, while th'
English workmen are emigrating by
the scores of thousands TO this country
tis significant also that the best me
chanics and artisans Of England ar
hunting homes IN the United States, ,ant
work in our workshops, while 1t IL als'
sippificant that there are few French
men amongst the millions that ar
flockinR TO America. The causes 10
this difference are evident. Free trad
in England, protection In France poV
erty in England; prosperity in France
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02
n1H1RRO AL~.

ONC0IFT's sALE-BY vlRTUE OF 4
A~[it OF Levsn FaAlAA u me- eifeCtooy
*, - Srnossd 70 PuDIis sale, At The COon
Hnus~ on Market street, between Tenth ana
EicvNnfh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del, on
F'E ON friday,
THE 10TH DAY or NOVEMBER, lsSS.
An o,eiock o. m, the following described
A'Av0'''A' .s'' y resi estate. vis:
All nat certain lot or parcel Of land with Z
two story brick dwelling thereon, situate in
ths city 81 Wilmington, New Castle County
and M Sfsts Of delaware, bounded and dtscrib
I'D a follows, that 10 W say:
beginning on the nofthsriy side OF Thii'
tsopth street ut the distance OF II feet iIom
the oOl ner formed by an Intersection oil tne
eastarlv side Of French street 9th the north
erly aldo Of Thirteenth street, thence mortimer
ly parallel TO French street % ieet 70 tns
soutl,crly side Of common Alley ,tnonce east,
erly parallel 10 Thirteenth street lS iee'
los corner, thence souther'y parallel =
northerly side Of Thirteenth strset, thenct
westerly along said side Of sAid street u rec
TO the place Of beginning, be the content
thereof what they may; ressfving, neverthe
iess out OF this grant unto the owner or own
az Of tho four houses on the easterly side o.
French street adjoining these premises th'
right and privilege to carry on the surise
water through drain lead ny from the yalu
OF said houses, through the cellar OF the nous
upon the lot hereby granted ana conveyed.
Seized and taken In execution a. the pro
perty of Lewis J. Jones and Mary lisabeth
his Wife, and t. t's., and TO be sold oy
'''' JAM ES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHRRlyv's OByIcR, Wilmington, Del, Oc'
29 1883,