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8itItn1ond 1ispattlt.

wTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
rATCu Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL. THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FINANCIAL.
/ OIlt f. TO INVESTORS.

FOR -ol-, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
I \ r. >lN PER CENT. MORT IHWESTERN
NOR III tARULINA RAILROAD FIRST MOuT-
:. NnE BONDS indorsed by the Richmond and
bau,llc Railroad Company, AT the LOW PRICE of
=.
IN, road has Just been completed with heavy
/ Iatt from Greensboro. n. G., to Salem, \. c.
Z distance OF 2si miles-and Is controlled by The
III hnUnd and Danvile railroad Company.
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
Earhcrs and Commission Merchants,
- .a-'w l215 Cary street.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July :a.-sioney easy at<. Sterling
lower: l9sgiosa. Gold, liss. Governments steady
and nominal States very quiet, With little change
!,, nrlrrs
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court was engaged
during its entire session yesterday in bear.
ing the case OF Burch 6 Brother Us. Old Do.
minion Insurance Company.
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Fire.

Mt. Carmel, PA.- July 24.-Fifteen build.
ipss, including the telegraph office, were
burned last night. Loss, $4,000. Thirteen
families are rendered houseless,
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ESTERED.-Tbe Austrian bark Luigi s.,
Captain Antoncich, from Boston, entered
this port yesterday to load for Trieste,
Austria.
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WHAT Is BETTER THIS HOT WEATHER than
some of that light underwear on sale ut E. B.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street?
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EXPLOSION OF A KEROSENE ELAMr.-Wednes-
day evening colored woman occupying
apartments on the lot of David A. Brown, on
Clay between Fifth and Sixth streets, burned
herself very severely by endeavoring to
hasten the fire she was kindlng with kero-
sene oil. She first poured the liquid on the
fuel and endeavored to light it with lamp
she held in her hand which exploded, burn
ing off her dress and injuring her arms, face,
and breast.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HATs..P. WEIsIGER &
Co. are selling some Of their straw goods at greatly
reduced prices. Bargains can be had now.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDS-yery 1sefnl Tor hmsi'
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed on them will pass through the mali for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done at this Office
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ORDERS FROM THE SPRINGS FOR FRUITS CAN
DIES, &c. promptly attended 10 by PIzzlSI, 20,
Broad street.
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ST. JAMEs's DAY.-Diyine service ut ST.
Paurs church to-day at 10 O'Clock.
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TMz SYLVESTER, having been thoroughly
repair ed, is again running on her usual days.
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HATS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Boys' and chill
dren's hats can be had At P. WEISIGER & Co.'s for
75c worth $I and$l.25.
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UNDERWEAR II specially at f. b. SPENCE &
SONS, 1900 Main street.
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WHITE VESTS and ALPACA COATS in endless va
riety at +. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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LIGHT GAUZE SHIRTS of all kinds at T. B.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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LINEN COATS and gcntlemen's light wear gene
rally ut Z. b. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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SPLENDID LINE OF CLOTHING at z. B. SPENCE
j. SONS.
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FRIDAY. JULY 25, 1873.
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FINE BANANAS, ORANGES, AND Lemons at PIz-
2ISI'g,
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AVIS RIVER >TEAMBOATSf5sgsj
- IaNNNANN. 26AxR&a6s&s.
DAILY LINE FOR

DAILY LINE FOR
..,..,nrk PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
Wv :. t,nyTSNuI,TH AND REGI,-
N'ht''. n, SN - yrS py,-I,S
Ian LANDINGS ~ 81" III En-.
ALSO.
.-.i. -, ? AZ hNp OLD POINT uOIELS,
,.,.,,.I-n STATES MAIl ASn
| }fh2 .HH 'Nit'' -
ADAMS tAihtSs
,li,r MAY 5lh, 1919. this company Will run
.IfryIlNr lsundayS eNccpted), consisting of
-. and ,lrcar, steamers
.-. -, yL~Trp r.pr.,SJ A. PoSr.
~ - li'EtS C,rrA,S p 4. t;1FFOsD.
..n.. Eithm"H ~ > a VI Az" "i iNipe heie at
.,rN .,...;,,,, =, >,r.o,,. ,,.,
r,-.,u.,,. waAc sure connCr,'on az NortoH Win
.r., W, ior Baltimore, lhiH'c'PHia' anu new
-. 70 Norfolk -. ......,..'s 70
~, H. rhi!sacrh7. h7..'''''..'''''.'.''. 20
tu, =" ~" l2rk.... r L 20
-" T. N"' ~, ,.r e"u ~ nIt pnym,
FAR L. ' " Hc FL" "I Niu oiu' "h' m
',.HFh ','''''''. - -.
81 A."nCy 80 halo ,lfrei. ndSSaRe checked
~ gsh. fr!Snt r'ce''eu uHl. ioI nustoh, NOT
. {, saH Portsmouth, ana regular ishalngs on
- ivy from \ NJ. TO- /. VI.
:>trs. tor waN-llndngs must hc prepaid.
/. +. TATUM. tIener1I A gent.
49, r.upsry'S wharf. Rockets; branch Of
>.,.I, ..,' Main streets je5
------,----------,------- -,
1NNtN LIN r. OF NJ A l. /rpn
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DEATHS.

Died, Thursday night at tYenty-fr minutes TO IL
o'clock, MAMIE GEkTRUwE, daughter OF d. W.
and NJ A. Woodward, aged seven months.
Her funeral will take place from the parents re-
sinencc at No so7 Twenty-ifth street, THIS Az
TERNOON at O'Clock. Friends aud acq'laintanccs
are respectfully Invited to attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
J. 12l7 MAIN STREET.

No. 12l7 MAIN STREET,
will REOPEN OCTOBER LIST. Special attention
given to Bookkeeping IN all It's branches. Pen man
ship, Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law,
Business Customs, Forms, &c.
For particulars address
GEORGE NJ. NICCJ,
10 E,va, Ero.
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.TluNAL LINE t|YFS
STEAMERS. sssssEeaasssss; sasssss;s;;
lfElN ~ QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
ruuL. FnKTNlGHTLN TO LONDON
tplRtCIi. FROM PIERS a
ANU4s NORTH RIVER,
NEW YORK,
1 \CIIOR LINE STEAMERS. <{ET&
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
EVERY v EDkEoDAY AND SATURDAY.

RATES:
rhbtS rASSAGE-PAYABLE IN GOLD.
g. t,.rpool Glasgow, Londonderry, or
Queenstown and Se5
IL .ad.li. so and 20
c4fI.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 and 80
lo Htyr". Hanburg, Antwerp ..,....... 90 and so
]" bnm.n GOthenhug, thrisltania,
t,... ..................... ........... rs and SIS
' h.-i adm rates for "Wednesday steamers pay
'.' u Curl.uCS.
sTttn AGE-PAYhBLE IN CURRENCY.
t.htn", Liverpool, Queenstown, or
s''H'NptFTN, f5O from ~
taHrur., Hayic, Antwerp, to.......... IS from se
n,,nru. Go'hcnburg. &c, to........ :. SO from 10
Passengers booked 10 and from railway stations
~ ~ap"rts IN England, Ireland. Scotland. Norway,
@"''"u, ilcnmars, Germany, France, Holland, Bel.
s,t'Q, ami the United States.
Passenger, hooked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa,
N".-ina, Hud Trieste TO New York.
tC.furthel information applyto
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
bowling Green, \. Y, or
EkUH.,t W. ALLEN & co, Agents.
"!H Dominion steamship Company, Rockets.
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DELLEYUE HIGH SCHOOL, BED.
COMBE, Ii. D., PRINCIPAL; WILLIAM r. AB-
BOT, associate PsINCIPAL--The ninth annual
session Of this School for Boys will begin SEPTEM-
BER 18TH Beautiful and healthy location: Full!
corls of Instructors. Pupils are members OF the
family. For information address either principal,
at Bellevue poSt-ofice. jy is-eodsw
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Ne ASK SPECIAL ATTENTION

" l. ASK SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO The
ItIEhshuRG RAILROAD EIGHT PER CENT
MORTGAGE BONDS
thai w OFFER AT NINETY AND
INTEREST.
very eniall mortgage. Finished road in sue
'N>lui operation Tor twenty years. PAYS dividends
"" a'"tk. Mel earnings twice as much Is necessary
"laN Intel e>t Oh bonds. Nine per cent. income.
THOMAS BRANCH & Co.
Bankers and Commission Merchants,
y E--st 1915 Cary street.
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SGHOOT, M. "a MOUNT

TDGEWOOD SCHOOL, No. GA MOUNT
"a VERNON PLACE, ,BALTIMORE.-MRs. q.
P.LEFEBVRE, ,PRINCIPAL.-EnRlish aud French
boarding and day school for young ladies, founded
hy the late Miss S. A. Hummer, and for the past
three wears conducted by the present principal.
The Eleventh Annual Session Of this school will be-
Gin on the 18th of september. For circulars con-
iEaiufmg fun particulars, apply'to the Principal
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Ward Meetings Last Night.
Election OF Delegates to the Conserve.
tive State Convention.

Meetings were held in the various wards
OF the city last night for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to the Conservative State
Convention which assemblies in this city on
the 9Th Of August. In nearly all the wards
the greatest harmony prevailed. The dele
cation selected is believed to be unanimou
in favor of Hon. II. T. Daniel for Attorney
Ecncinl
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ST. PErERsBURGH, July 24.-A dispatch
from kbiYa says that decree was issued by
the Khan or the the 24th ultimo totally
aboIishing slavery throughout his domains.
1t provides that all persons held ia bondage
shall be made citizens or returned to their
naIiye lands
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BUSINESS COLLEGE,

jy y2ldeOwtSe8
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-01

DAYS OF TUITIONi
TOR LADIES AND CHILDREN "a
Il Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
Of Q O'Clock. IA
FOR GENTS-Xonday and ThursdayLA
Afternoons Of 2 O'Clock, and Monday and Thurs
day Evenings at 8 O'Clock.
Private Lessons given to Ladies' and Gentle
men every day from 10 A. u. to 8 T. 4. when not
engaged with classes.
three months. SoIrcc every Saturday evening.
The best of Brass and String Music furnished
for all occasions. Orders addressed to
j. W. VARNEY,
At the ]. o. o. F. Now Hall, will DO promptly
attended to. all
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-01
IN. Stage Accident Near Aurora, Ne.

- 4. t# : 20" 49, FL. MMI nW-
The Carson Appeal gives the follow
Ing particulars Of the late accident to
the stage between Carson and Aurora :
From DR.. Luce, Of Genoa. who came
to Carson yesterday, and who was
called to attend the wounded, VIC have
the following particulars: There were
four passengers In the stage Bob
Graves and Cole 1.-THE druggist OF Viz
oinIa CITY, and two men from Fort In.
5enendence. The horses used on that
section Of road where the accident oc-
cured are wildlsh mustangs, aud re-
oulre an experienced driver to handle
Them. Jim Thompson had charge'of
tbe stage and Is q good driver, but was
silly enough to yield to Bob Graves
stili moro silly solicitations to let him
driya Bob took the lines, with Cole
sitting by him on the outside, and
nlaye3 stage driver while Thompson,
Tor a clark" got inside and played
passenger. They both should have
known much better, for even with the
pentlest horses It requires no little skill
and experience to drive over the mar
row winding road where this change
Of Mace was made between passenger
and driver. The result Of the freak
was that Jehu had not sported tho rib
bons long before he went to grief aad
involved the whole party In the catas-
tropbe with himself. Reaching q
point beyond Sweetwater, about III
teen miles this side Of Aurora, they
were on a steep grade a mile In length,
which affords room for II vehicle
only over nearly Its entire length, and
Is made Into abrupt turns to relieve
what would otherwise be a headlong
descent.
The mustangs, probably having been
fretted by the lash before they reached
this grade, now put up their tails q
went down the hill like rockets. Inc
stage was overturned with q. crash, ut
terly shattered, and crushed to pieces;
one OF the fore wheels which had sus-
tanned the greatest weight Of pressure
and had acquired q fearful velocity In
making the turn, flew of (they say
almost a furlong, and came to a rest
nothing more than a mere ring with
hub and spokes all gone. The sudden
stoppage and shock of tho overturned
stage had snapped the harness by
which the mustangs were held n the
four ran away, one OF which was not
found till two days after the accident.
The extempore driver, Graves, es-
capped the catastrophe with only a
temporary conclusion Of the brain
from which he has since recovered.
The two Independence men and MIR.
Thompson who were inside were pref
ty roughly bruised, but sustained no
serious hurt. Cole got of with one
leg broken a few inches above the
ankle. lie has suffered very acutely
from the fracture ; and lson his way
back on a litter In Q spring wagon.
He is making tho homeward trip by
relays Of four or five miles at a time.
according to his strength, and will
reach Carson, probably, tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-01
The Graphic Balloon.

On Saturday afternoon the Daily
Graphic published the following facts
regarding tho coming aerial tour to
Europe:
"In all human probability the Daily
Graphic's transatlantic balloon expo
dition will set sail from the Capitol
grounds, Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
September 10th. There Is some uncer-
tainty regarding the precise time, as
the weather may not BIZ favorable, and
the gas company may not DO able to
spare the 400, 900 cubic feet Of gas re-
ouired /; but 1t Is hoped the ascension
will not be later than the 10th.
The great air ship is now we'll nd
yanccd toward completion, and a large
force of men are engaged In finishing
the various apparatus. All the parts
will be completed and got together In
a few days, when the balloon will be
publicly exhibited on the Capitol
grounds, commencing next Saturday,
and continuing day and evening until
the ascension. It was at first Intended
that It should start without any pre-
llmlnary public exhibition, but In con-
sequence OF the earnest desire mani
tested by the public press, tho Graphic
Company have decided TO make the
exhibition public. All connected with
the expedition will be on exhibition,
including the carrier pigeons to DO
used"
The following Is a description Of the
balloon: The length Of the nine great
sections are each I78 feet wide and 80
feet high. When inflated 1t will he
ZIG feet In diameter. Extreme length
from crown Of balloon to keel OF boat,
$50 feet /; height Of car, 10 feet; length
Of llfe-boat, "a feet cloth required,
1910 yards sewing, 10. miles ; rope
used. over 5000 feet gas required to
fill the balloon, 100000 feet weight
Of entire apparatus, 1000 pounds ;
cost, nearly $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-01
WESTERN DISPATCHES
[srEc1AL TO TUE ooLD HILL DAILY xEws.]
FROM sAN FRANCISCO
Gold Discovery Near tho City-Rlec-
ten R~xeiienaens and Prepare.
lions.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sep. lar. n.
There 10 considerable Excitement
over the reported discovery OF a gold
bearing quartz ledge, on Bernal
Heights, near this city, and several
claims have been located. The dis
covery was made by q man digging q
we'll. An assay Of the rock shows 1t
to yield $25 % per ton. Large num-
bcrs Of people are on the ground to-
day.
Tho election excitement is at fever
heat. The City Hall and headquarters
Of the various committees are throng-
ed with people. Ample preparations
have been made by the Chief Of Po-
lice to preserve order on election day,
and to procure returns from all pre-
cints. a force of 200 special officers
will be sworn In tomorrow as aids to
the regular police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-01
The Portland (Oressn) saRsrers.

The Portland (OreSsn) Sufferers.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The Mayor Of
Portland, (Oregonl In accepting aid
from an anonymous correspondent Tor
the sufferers by tue recent fire, writes
to say that the stories Of want and OF
disaster relegraphed, were somewhat
exaggerated ; that the $4,000 con-
tributed by citizens Will be sufficient
to supply all actual need, and that he
declined to draw on $500 collected
in San Francisco.
No Truth In IL.
Ignaolo M~ariscal, q Mexican diplo-
matist, has arrived here. he says
there Is no truth whatever In the ru-
NOR that the newly elected Mexican
Congress Is opposed to American en-
terprises.
Heavy Robbery.
Chas. W. Keith, banker, No. III
New street, was robbed on Saturday
of over $50, 900 by Edward Patterson,
his clerk. The property consisted OF
gold certificates and bonds which
Keith gave Patterson to deposit IN
bank.
Fight with tho Iowa Railroad Rsb-
bsrs.
CHICAGO, September la dispatch
from Clinton, No.. says that on Thurs
day night last a skirmish took place
near Monogsn Springs, St. Clair
county, between the Iowa Sheriff and
the train robbers, who recently at
tackled the train near Des Moines, In
which one Of the Sherif's posse and
of the robbers were wounded. The
Sheriff and his posse were In hot pur-
suit at last accounts.
Buticr,s Chances In Massachusstis.
A Tribune special from Springfield,
Mass, says that Butler is developing
more strength In some quarters than
was expected. His chances Of carry
ing tho Convention have improved
within a few days, but still no intelli-
gent acd Impartial canvass can yet be
made that does not leave him In a NIL
nority Of at least 100. His friends did
not do so we'll In Boston as they ex.
pected, nor in Newburyport. Their
success In Lynn and Lowell was con-
coded. The result now chiefly depends
upon Buffers success In getting any
considerable portion Of the small
towns of the rural districts. He has
been manipulating them very indus
triously through the State house
lobby and Federal office holders, but
there Is no reason yet to believe that
he can carry enough Of them to give
him a majority. The contest Is grow
ing very warm, and there is much eI-
cite ment throughout the State. There
will certainly be a bolt II Butler car
ries the convention, and another Re
publican run. II he Is beaten his
boiling Is still doubtful. but he Is evil
IDENTIFY making ready to do so If he
darcs. The Democratic Convention
this week Is OF no account, their can
didate would not get 10000 votes out
Of 100, 900, II Butler runs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-01

Accident Ineendiaris0 = Recovery
Of stolen Property.
SAN Francisco, Sept. Is P. N.

SAN Francisco, Sept. Is p. N.
A carpenter named Jackson, en-
ployed on the building In process
OF erection on Turk. street, fell from
the .c~affolding to the floor Of the third
story. n distance Of fourteen feet, and
received q fracture Of the left forearm.
A second attempt was made BY an
incendiary this morning to burn the
house aud barn owned by Mrs. Bart
let OH Oak Grove avenue. The Fire
Department was on the ground In
time to ave both buildings.
Detectives to-day recovered about
$500 worth Of property, the effects OF
a number Of burglarics In the Western
Addition. Three boys were accused
and two are already committed to the
Industrial School.
Gold, 115h; greenbacks, SsAGSA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-01


NASAL CArARRu, BRoscMrEs, ASTHMA, AND
all Head, Throat and Lung Diseases; alro Deaf
ness, Discharges from the Ears, ETC.. success
fully treated BY DR.. Aborn, ai3 Geary street,
San Francisco, after the ordinary methods have
failed. The most difficult cases are invited to
call. Tho marvellous cures effected by bis mod
ern scientific method during the past four years,
are still subjects OF remark. and are attracting
universal attention; and patients from all parts
Of the Pacific coast arc availing themselves OF
his treatment.
DR.. J. R. NEwrox, Of Boston, Mass. whose
wonderful power Of healing almost all diseases
BY magnetism, Is web known, win DO at VII
llsms & Bixler's, Virginia City, for . abort
time. DR.. Newton has cured over 10000 per.
sons In the last twenty year,, many Of whom
were considered incurable by eyery other prsc;,,
tiee. Charges moderate. Free to all not vel
able to pay. Entrance on B street. Rooms 10
and II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-01

A MALICIOUS LIE.-The story that Reinstein
q Co., the famous Gold Hill elothiers, whose
store Is in Maynard's Block, Main street, have a
whole shlp.load OF choice clothing nom Europe
BY way Of Carson river, In order TO keep thetf
stock good. 10 . dirty, malicious Ito, the Oh.
spring Of an ~cnvious. maleyolent heart. IL 10
well known that a ship cannot and never has
arrived here by thai route, hence the absurdity
Of the story. Reinsteln s Co. do not import
clothing from Europe, but direct from their OWE
manufacturers In San Francisco and the East,
made to order, Of tho very best materials and
In the latest styles. They believe In home man.
ufactures and homo trade. Drop In and OK.
anime their now stock OF goods.
WHITE HERCULES PowDER.-Although but
of recent introduction into our mines, this
famous explosive proves cminently successful,
and 10 already In general use, taking precedence
over all other powder. Its explosive force 10
fully rs per cent. greater than that or any othcr
heretofore In use, and 1t Is calculated that
saving Of at least $4,000 o year Is engStco IN
tho mines Of the Comstock alone. The A4
Hercules Is the strongest powder In use for hard
rock blasting, for powders and for use In water.
The No. . Is equally effective for all medium
hard rock, and much superior TO any other pow
niodcd with the usual cap when properly ad-
fustcd TO the fuee. The White Hercules Powder
can be obtained at the hardware store OF bit!ner
q Co.. Gold Hill. IL
OppFELIows' LsnARY.-No plsasanter place
10 amend leisure hours can be found than at the
odd Fellows Library, second story OF Odd Eel
lows now building, corner Of smith and e
eSoicest residing, All the principal newspapers
Of the Pacific coast, tho principal literary papers
and mapnzInes oftie United States and the Old
World. Iarpo and commodious chess and smok-
ing room. Subscription oniy u per month";
Open to al.
SEWING MACHINES RErAREp.-A hrst-class
machinist. who thoroughly understands every
emnloyed At N. n. FREpRIcK's ~we!l.known
Watnh making, jewelry and sowing machine es-
t"hIishnent. No, S. South G street. Virginia,
where he can DO found by all requiring bis ser:
vices. II more convenient to customers ne win
attend at their residences by sending ior him. :
FRu,r.-T. R. MeGurn, the irreprsssiblc
frnit. vegetable, game, poultry, provision and
orocery dealer, at l16 South o street has the
largest, nhest and cheapest lot Of irssh fruit
S onslity Of apples at from 81 to 81 Is per
Dor, delivered free Of charge TO any part OF the
citx He receives fresh fruit and vegetables
nom California every morning. ~
Do not permit the body to waste away in use
lea, suffering. Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cberry has erected thousands OF almost mirncu.
ious cures OF coughs, colds, ofonchius and con
sumption. It's SAFE ana toiAoio eure.
AUMyrnsAI RxnEpr.-Brovn's Bronchial
rroehes for coughs, colds and Bronchial anec
lions, stand dyt In puole Iavot anaeonnaene
this result has been acquired BY test OF many
years.
For the very beat Photographs, e. 70 Bradley
80 IN THE ELEVATOR. No. a.
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CouSTY CoMMIssIoSERs.-A regular
meeting of the Board Of County Com
m~issioners will be held tomorrow at
Z. VI.