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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-20

0V1'O'"TN' - % DcV' -V0u, IoIV'
To The Editor Ordny'burg Netcs:
SIR have the honor to inform you that
at meeting of the Board of Officers, ere
ated by an Act entitled ''An Act TO Regulate
the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices" the following resolution was adop-
ted:
ReSolred, That the "ORAN EBURG
NE W s" is hereby designated as tho OFFl-
ClAL PAPER for the Publication of all
Legal Notices and Official Advertisements of
the County Officers i'll the County of Orange
burg.
Respectfully, &c.
f. l.. CARDOZO,
Sec. of State
and Chairman Board
Per W. X. JONES'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-20

If you want good gun at low
price SO to our friend Mr.. 2. G. Cannon
vsgss who will order it for ycu direct from the
manufacturer.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-20

'Moselcy & Crook are putting on
airs" now that their senior partner has
become "hesd man" of Orangeburg. The
way they show it is by increasing their
stock of goods and underselling every
body else. 1f'pink" will only keep on
in this way We will run him for mayor
ourselves, next time at least We might
if We didn't think it would make
"cold corpus" of him. And that we
wouldn't like to see.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-20

Ernest Mentzel is as earnest and
el1aF faithful as ever in all his blacksmith
work. What he doesn't know about
horse-shoeing isn't worth knowing.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-20

$40, Try j, Wallace Cannon's "Spring
Garden" brand of cigars They sell in
Charleston at 25 cts apiece, but Cau
non furnishes the same cigar (and "a
good one it is, as we ourselYcs know J
for less than halfthe money
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-20

We are informed that up to thursday
of last week but 30 bales Of cotton had
been shipped from Lewsvllc this year
against shipments amounting to some
800 bales during the same period last
NJ ~ ycs$. ..ss '7
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET 1sEPOseTs
OFFICE OF ruE OnAaoEpuno NEWS

OFFICE OF THE OnAsaEpuna News,
September, 10Th 1873
COTT0N-Sales during the week so
eales. We quote:
Ordinary, to Good Ordihary,...o@l2
Low Middling........... ............14I "a
Middling..... ...... ..................l5(m
RoUGH RICE ........S1. 40 per oushel
CoRN......"..........$1. 90 per bushel.
-ts Cow PEAs........ LOO per bushel.
PNDIRs............ lilo per bushel.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-20

Divine, Service to, morrow morniug
and afternoon in the Episcopal Church
by Rev. n. b. Fuller.
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,DE1THs-

Mr.. Aosrew E. Mcrwin, brick
mason who has been. working recently
for Col. Edwards and who was we'll
&uosyp in the community, diod last Sat
useasy morning.
w. II, Bull, son of Middleton Bull,
Esq, was kicked to death by u mule, on
Monday of last week
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COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.

In THE COMMON PLEAS.
The Statc-Ex Relatione \ Bill
The Solicitor of the S,uth- TO Perpetuate
crn Circuit. Testimony
Er Rarte Application TO prove
Il. A. Thomas. Lost Deed.
Application on oath having been made by
E. a. Thomas to prove the past Existence
Loss and Contents of Deed dated tho is
Jan, 1850, from this applicant to Wm.
Frederick. 1t is ordered
That all persons having like or orpos. ,c
interest in said Deed, whether resiJ mis- in
this State or out of it; and who des;ro r. do
SO, shall appear and cross examine the eyi.
denee produced; and introduce evidence in
rep'y pei"re me: at my Office at Orangcbnrg
On 'ae 10th day of September next.
GEO. BOLIVER,
June 14ih, 1873. Referee.
june 81 3m
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Nssss Our typos say that Shorrod Reeves
has fine assortment of candy for sale,
at DIR. Dukes drug stsre.
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Bricks !!
Bricks +!
BRICKS Sill

TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Informs the public that he is new pre-
pared to furnish BRICKS in any quantity.
All orders will meet pI ompt attention.
j. C. EDWARDS.
juno 1873 If
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LO Q a L.

D. d. Punches paper is mailed to
.s1w him regularly every week,
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CO. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
ORANuEDURG, c.. H., s. c.,
August LIST 1873.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11

| |fllnfelten Dor Mnnne, als 1ie Mlles an t9r
|faub> tpDrauf 1ib lebenbige Yuppen et1pas
51 CUTE tbun. SD aber benubte bieje
9timmrn9 Der &inoer, meme mitgebro9A
ten @aben inter tie gu pertbei(e11. 8or
Treube eilten lie por bas 8ett ber franfen
Me1tter, pergeiienb, boB iie franf mar
,tub iubelten: feb! lieb
9ie Mutter tbat Die gugel1 allf uno
fra9te mas ma9t Srdn56sn !? .s..
CT 1T ia toot, la9ten Die &inoerfldsli9:
9os fann uitbt lein, Saters 9lumen
iteben ia ppr i9u1.
Sic bot Der quite Serr bier gebra9t.
g8ir toerOen morgen Die aufgeblii6tett
&nospen ouf 8aters &rob tragen.
Sic W}utter lob mieb an unO erfannte
midi. Gin Slif sen i9. ME perseHe,i
loerbe, 0riicfte mir ibren 0onf ous. 8alb
mar ibr Betpub btlein pieber flar; bie
9anfbarfeit uno 2ie6e 5u ibren &inoerlt
batte BEN flieDenocn @eilt in ben &6rper
5uriid9erufen.
SD mar bei current Woter, 1a9te lie All
oen &inoern, uno luerbe bolo gan5 51
ibm 9eben: Scr lie6e Goit miro au1
ohne mid fir eu9 1or9en, bleibt nur
frou,n uno gut bann tommen ,pir elm
mai 9lqe ipieoer 5aiamnei1. Wfit oteien
Worten legte lic bie fieberbeiben 9dnbe
ouf bie 5u1n Bett 9etretenen &inoer, tbat
einen flebenben 8lid gum 9intnel uno
1onf bonn er195pft auf's 2ager 5uriid.
M6, Nlutter, firb bu uns nur ni6t
au6> riefen oie 5Sinoer dngitli6, mir mol
len oir geru folgen unb bur6 Sleib unb
glrtigfeit Trerbe MAIDEN. 2(6er Die Otutter
bDrte ni9t mebr. Ser leste Sropfen
2ebensDl mar oufge5ebrt, Elm miibes@d6=
uen - unO Der tribe SrQum bes Sebens
mar aus. 0ott gebe Dir Trieoen, Ou arme
Dulberin, wisperten Bic Trauen unb
brdn9ten bic 52inoer pom 8ett, tint be
19ldf fenbe Wutter ni6t su ltDren. Sreuoe
sudte our6 bic Mienen oer &inber, tuel9e
Sen @9laf Der N1utter fir bas 3ei6en
Der @eneIung on1oben, uno lie luollten
1i6 nun >pie0er ibres G1ril lt6aums freuen,
aber o1, nit Dem @inI9lafen ber Wtutter
moren Die &er59en obgebrannt uuO Die
@eiDno6tsf freuoe mar aus.
Sd fonnte es ni9t iiber MIDI ge,pinnel,<
bic armen Mai1en Ben beioen Srauen 5u
iiberlaHen unO reOete, na9ocm t6 MIDI
NIT i6nen be1pro9en, bem &naben 5u>
midi nit leincm @tedenpferOe in Die
@tobt gu begleitcn, um elmer neuen gbriit=
be]6erung beisulpobnan, uno etne @tunoe
borauf trot i9 in meine Wobnrng, ben
&uoben an ber 6uno. Sd brinse bir
Elm Gbriitsel6ent 1o9te i'd 51l nciner
Trau Die eben ben gSeibnobtsbaum
ange5iinbet botte unb, f1molleno wegen
meines longen Jurisdictions neinen
@ruB nibt erlpieberte; id bitte bi9
per1 0mdbe MIDI ni6t Ntein Mlf freb
freute 1i9 iiber ben fleinen &omeraoen
unb 1Dieu ben 1tummen &naben bur9
1eine SreuoentDne our6aus lout MAIDEN
gu ,ppQen. ST. ipel6 ei1 10Dner Saum
iagte Ser &nrbe enbli6, Mlfreo entgegenz
lG1elno, ,pel9 16Dner 8aum Mfreo
Dor6te uno jubelte nun boppelt. Utetne
Srou pergob oarii6er ibren @roll init
MIR unb fra9te, unauslpre6li6 9liidli9
bur6 bas @ejubel Tires &inoes no@
meinem GDri]tgc19enfe. 9ier 1T es
iogte 1G, auf BEN &t1aben Set9enO> gDri=
itus 1elbit fiibrt i'm tn unlere Vtltte.
Mteine Sra,t peritanb MIDI, i6lob ben
~. N.n 0I.,,o ,,+S noInhto ,,1tr
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11

IlWeiuhS uulptuDett o. t'ppuS.tt' &$~ -
l1mito16, gloubte lie, tDnne ibnen einen
4 belpnberen Mertb nerleibe,1 lrb tie be-
]f0loB, ]ie in bie Sta0t 5l1 trager. Vor=
ber aber Datte 1ie mod eine1l &f NIT
ben &inbern gu beltebel1> Die at ben Blu=
men nit unenbli9er 2iebe Ditigett.
$50 tpillf bu nit Gen 8lunlen bin?
]fragten ite, als. lie bte Whltter Mnitalt
MAIDEN 1aDen, lie fort5ul6affen: 8 s
Sd min iie 9esen einen Gbriitbaum
l1mtauf6enLr r1agte lie. e. ~
M6, rief bas franfe &inb ID iterbe,
lpenn ou bie Blumen iueg9iblt. Bleibe
su Sau1e, mir # 1ebr bange.
SIR brau6t ia au9 8roo, lteben Slit
Der; bos fonn itb ni6t anbers befommen
als bur6 8erfauf Der Slumen.
9lun 10 perfallfe 1ie nur in Gottes
Mamen !, rief BET &ranfe, bamit n1eine
@el6wiiter nt6t audi ferben n1iilIen.
| Wfit bie1en @orten ftng ct an Bitter
1li6 su ,peinen. Sic Sroitgriinoe> Bic
linn Sic Neutter 1a9te> bemmten 5lpor ben
5br6ne,11 from aber Der 9bmer5> Der
ben Ielben Derpor6ra6te, 19ien fort5u=
tpirfen.
0ie @efuble, nit benen Bic W}utter bie
8lumen e>1bli9 in Die Stabt trug, waren
mir nun flor. S6 nabm Die beiben
GoienilDde unb britfte Ser un9liidli6en
N1utter 5mei Sbaler in Die 9anO, 1o9=
Dem i'd midi genau na6 ibrer @obnuug
erfunbi9 at bate. Sic GDtDe, Die ibr ab=
eebGrmtcs @eV9t iiber fog, ,unb bas Teuer,
wel6es aus ben bpblliegenben Nugen
blibte 1ogten MIR Oob lire Gripartung
ibsrtroifen nnb bob Elm inni9er 9er5ens-
>punlG erfillt mar. Sie oanfte mir,
na6bem lie mir perlpro9en, por bem
Deiligen Mbenbe uo6 einmal5uriidsutebren
1neDr NIT W}ienen ols gSorten nno fog,
tpie Elm junses Mdbden, Die Sreppe bin=
ultter.
Scbt arserte i9 midi, boB i6 ber arn1en
Trau bic No5en1 1t6de ui6t Suriidgegeben
bate. Ser orme franfe &nabe, Der Ii6
bon ibnen nit 10 piel S9mer5 getrennt
batte, 1tono por meiner Seele unb ma1te
mir gorlpiirfe. Sd. bel9lob> lie 6er
Wfutter 5uriidsugeben tpenn 1ie ipieoer=
fommen wiiroe ,unb fauf fte allerlei& i&leinig=
feiten su1ommen ipelbe Die &oi ltDde
be9leiten 1ollten. 9(ber Die Nfutter fam
ni6t audi ni6t einn1al am beiligen
Mbenb. @euib 1T ibr fleiner 2iebling
gu franf> ba6te i6, als bab Bic 0}utter
i'm perlaIlen fDnnte. SD min gegen
9lbeno einen Siafer nebmen unO Die
8lumen nebit Ben @e10el1fen 1el6er bln=
ousbringer. .Sn Die lem Gnt16luhe wurOe
i0 bur9 ben TIM ltano bef ftdrft; Oob meb=
rere &nospen an ben olen1tDden oufge=
bro6en paren. 9os @etter tpar oben=
orein 1ebr milo, bos 0orf nibt melt bic
8obnung Der Samilic mir befannt, bic
2ult, ibr Der Deilige Gbrift 81 weroe1l un=
tpiOer1tebli6. SD lieb ollo 9e9en 9lbeno
einen Slater bolen uno uln 5 l1br fllbr i6
nit meinen Blumen sum SHORE Dinaus,
mid ipie e11 Sinh auf Die Trcube freuenb>
Die mein Gr16einen 1T Der Tamilie per=
bretten tuiirbe. Sd 1ab bic @tutter 0ant=
bar gen Simmel bliden ben fro!,fen
&naben NIT ne1er 2ebensfroft ben 9lu=
men entgesenld@eln unb Die @e1 e16luiiter
nit ben enpfan9eneu @aben int lein
9ett berumiprin9en. Gs boucrts ni0t
lan9e, 10 par i6 I'M 9nrf rfe uno 1tie9 bnr
bem Saule ob> in luel9em no1 Nugo6e
ber Mtut1er sic orn1c Tamilie moDate.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11

LTD ba! 8Dr mir 1tau0 allf Dem etn5i9en
jSi19e Der Sanlilie ei11 Gbrii itbarlm, nit
|breni1enben 2t6t9en beitedt, linfs oappn
itano einfleiner I9par5er 9ar9 nit einem
&inoe BARN, beiien Wa6 slueibe Man9en
oas gbriItlibt perfldrt 5uriiditrablten>
ire6t aber Elm &ranfenbett nit elmer Sra1l,
Sic nit Sem Spbe 5u ringen I6ien; 5ipei
Srauen5immer Iaben Dor Dem 8ette nao
a,pei &inber, etl1 Gnabe unb etn Wtdo9er,
Iaben balo ben griinen nlffigen Gbriit=
baum, balo ben i6parsen 7 i9mer5reiben
Sarg, balo Die franfe Sran in benz s5ette
ait. 9ll(es mar tpte perfeinert. Wflr Ielb1t
qeronn bas 8lut in ben Moern i'd tultbte
nidt, pb i6 ppr= poer riid>pdrts l6reiten,
nob !peniger mas ib 1ogen lollte. 9a
belnerften mi6 enbliD Sic beiOen Srauell
Dor benz gette oer &ranfsn. 9te erDoben
lt6 1oslei@ uno tamen mir entgesen.
u@ie wouen Der armen 49,, 1agten 1te,
vwobrIDeiuli0 cine 8eibna9tsfrenoe
ma6e11, aber Bic uugliid(i6e 1T obne Be=
tpuBt1ein ber SOB bes ormen Sran5 bat
1ie 5n 1ebr onse9riffen uno es itebt gu be-
>fiir9ten, 6aB biele MeiDnod)ten Die lebten
fit Iie 1inb." Sic &inbcr, iuel6e bicIe
@orte scbDrt Dotten> io9en lib beoeu=
tltngspou an uno 16ienen li9 gu fra9en>
mas bas beiben 1olle.
9os lnb ia @oters SEQ fen t6fe, ,pel6e
Wautter neu1i6 perfauft fat nm uns Die
]6Dnen @eibna0tsla6en fou fen 5u tDn=
ne1l> riefcn lie frDDli6, als iD Die blilbel1=
Ben S6pfe auf ben ST l6 5n beioen @eltea
oes Gbril ltboums {ebte. g6 pie pilroe
1i9 Srdn5&en freuel1, tpenn er Die 19Dnen
9folen 1d4e, bie barort ouf f9ebliDt lino.
Meutter 1ogte es o It fl1br bas Wtdo6en
fort bos G6ril ilttinO >piirbe lie ouf6lii6en
uno Srons tlat10te III leine 9dnb0en
unb ,polte oonn bie 9tDs6en auf 8aters
@rab trogen sum 9BeibnoGtsgel6 6enf;
ober Nun lit er tobt uno lieDt Die lieben
No1en ni6t. &omm, Nuocr, mir luollen
bic @tDefe 81 Ieinem Soupte leben, einen
re6ts uno einen linfs.
9o Dat er bo9 no9 int Sooe wieoer,
lagte ber &nobe> na9bem er leinen Sopf
an bie @tele se1ebt Die linn bic @6pe=
iter besei1net bate mas ct i'm Geben
perlpren batte. Sreilid6 @ebrau9 tann
ct nun nitbt bopon MAIDEN.
0os if ou6 ni9t nDtbig, 1agte bic
@6pei iter> ct it ia beim Iater uno fann
nit @orten linn 1ogen, mie lebr ct i'm
liebt. 8, Der quite Toter! ., oer quite
Sran5!
Bdren 1ie bo9 ui6t 70 gut 9e'pe1en,
fiel Der 8ru0er elm, oos nare bclj fir
uns> ba lebten Beibe no6 uno freuten
1i9 Deute NIT uns hber ben Baum uno
iber Die Jo1en; Mf1tter wdre audi nt9t
franf unb mir bdtten no6 bic 16Dnen
M0bel unb Die biib@@e Wobnung, bic mir
na6 8oters Sobe perloIen mlBten.
gber fir lie / it's be1ier oob lie toot
jino. gSeibt bu ni9t, mas Die SHUTTER
iagt? i'm 2eben bier auf Groeu gtebfs
feline po6ren SreuOe1> aber pielen lpabren
@0mern i'm 9tn1lnel i 1Ps aber uugefeDrt:
ga giebt's CAT teinen 56mer5 ba 9ibfs
nur Treloen. . wdre i'd bod fir oas
arme 8raber9en geitorbel, ct batte bos
2eben 10 lieb .a..-.
Sd BABE oos 2eben AUDI lieb ulO bin
reDt frpb, baB i'd niGt 10 gut gelueien btn,
Iogte Der &nobe, 1on1t hdtte i1 am Gnoe
ou0 5terben mii]Ien, benn men Der llebe
@ott lieb bat ben nilnn't er 5n lif9 logt
81, 0)1,,4+,,. 5csA FiitSp nurh nipI SSrp,,Ap
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-05
WANTED TO BE HEARD FROM.

II anybody has eve used the thor
ough and scientific course OF treatment
recommended by the proprietor OF DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy for the cure OF
catarrh and has not been perfectly
cured, the proprietor, DR.. X. v. Pierce,
would like to hear from that person,
and by addressing him Mt the Worlds
D,spensary, Buffalo, n. Y, such per-
son, II there be one, will hear Of some
thing to his or her advantage, rs the
Doctor Is In earnest when he offers
$500 reward for a case Of catarrh which
he cannot cure. aud Is perfectly able
to pay 1t If he fails In a single case, as
any one may ascertain upon inquiry.
The thorough courSe of treatment re-
ferred to and recommended by DR..
Pierce consists IN the use Of DIR. Sage's
Cstarrh Remedy with DR.. Pierce's
Nasal Douche, which Is the only means
by which the fluid can be carried high
ND and applied to all parts Of the nasal
passages and the chambers connected
there with, In which ulcers exist and
from which the discharge proceeds. In
addition to this thorough application
of the Remedy, which should always
be used warm, DR.. Plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery should be taken
earnestly rs constitutional treatment,
without which few cases can be cured,
rs the disease is always constitutional
and must be treated accordingly. This
treatment has no unpleasant features
about It, and has the advantage OF
never driving the disease to the lungs,
as there Is danger of doing by the use
OF strong. irritating snutfs or poisonous
solutions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-05
Will Probably LiVe-Wcather-Run
Over and Killed-Fire Resist h
Order-Colored ConyentiOns-Ar-
rival OF Eastern Flyers.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 81 Pm
Donaldson. who was shot last night by
McArravy, was very low about mid,
night. and fears were entertained that
he would not live till morning. 10,
day, however, his condition Is more
favorable, and the surgeons think he
may recover.
To-day is cloudy and cool, with In
dications Of rain.
A little boy, whose name Is I'M
known, was run ' last night on
Sixth street by a truck belonging to
the California Powder Company, and
instantly killed.
A fire occurred In McCann's board
ing house, on Front street, near Val
lejo. Damage slight. The vegetable
dealers and growers held another
meeting last evening, and resolved tc
stand by each other in resisting an
order OF the Board Of Supervisors
driving their wagons of Sansome
street. At the stands the price Of veg
etables has already advanced In conse
quence Of their action.
The colored people Of this city vii
meet on Monday night next for thu
purpose Of appointing delegates to a
State Convention, and also to a Ma.
tlonal Convention at Washington.
True Blue, WheatleIgh and Weather
cock, Eastern flyers, arrived tonight
in good condition They are at thu
Fashion Stable, and will be taken t
the Ocean House track tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-05

opD FELLows' LIsRARr.-No pleasantcr place
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A S~rAsoSABLE WARSIso.-Don't suffer cold
to accumulate on cold until your throat and
lungs arc In q state OF chronic Inflammation.
Attack the d1t symptoms OF pulmonary irri-
tatIon with Hsls's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
ana achieve aI easy victory. Chttenton'e. Z 9Th
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure In one minute.
Observation-Disclosures that R. I. Higgins,
No. "a South e street, Virginia. Is closing out
HE entire stock OF goods, and that only forty.
Ave days arc lett In which TO complete the sale:
Parties needing anything in his line must call
soon or forever afterward hold their peace. and
not complain that no has not advertised.
EVENING scnooL.-Professor Cromwell ha.
opened 40 evening school at the public eenool
bniiding In Gold Hill. Daily sessions from z to
o p ~ Persons desiring Instructions In the
English branches will do vol to avail them.
selves OF the present opportunity~Terms res'
sonAblc. AoAAA
PuBLIc SPEAKERS SINGERS Will nnd
Browns Bronchial Troches beneficial In clear
inc tho voice before speaking or singing. snd
relieving the throat AFTER any exertion OF the
vocal organs. For coughs and colds the Troches
are edectual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-05


Btoop. soALp, N ,HAIR.-Whcn N. =
Waller, the we'll. known and very popular doia
Hill clothier, reads the defiant and INGENIOUS
manifestocs Of other dealers threatening 70 seiI
Clothing Al less than cosg or saying that their
stock e the beat In the country, nc merely
allows A charitable smile to sufIuse. his genial
conntenance like . gentle zephyr. ripping the
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. He twlrls me-
manly musischo and rem eans and trade trade with lin
me. and when they see that they can buy supe.
rIo, GOODS At less price and go home every way
better suited, then they vii. tho better under
stand whom to trade with hereafter. wafer
calls particular attention 70 , nis s, SS.sn scsin s' snS
hair I'M Waller will go on In the even tenor OF
his way, selling h~rst.rate goods cheap.
wH,rx HxRcuLEs PowDER. Although but
Of recent introduction into our mines, this
famou. explosive proves smins Siny p sneesssr@,,
over ali other powder. Its explosive force Is
S,,,v Ok ner cent, greater than that OF any other
herstoforo in use, and II IL calculated that a
saving OF at least $s6,o0o year 10 Effected N
The mines Of the Comstock alone. The Ak
Hs,cnlcs i, The strongest powder In use for hard
rocE blasting, for powders and for use In water.
rrhe No Q IL equally effective for all medium
hard rock. and much superior to any other pow
der OF That class. They are both readily ex.
Dloled with the usual cap Wueu pIOporiy NJ
tnstsd TO the fnre. The White Hercules Powder
can be obtained at the hardware store OF Bittncr
& Co.. Gold Hill. IL
sEwIsa MACHINES RErAIREp.-A frst-class
m.chinis.. who thoroughly understands every
mart of all kinds Of sewing machines, is now
watch making, jewelry and sewing machine es-
tahlishment, No. 50 South c street, Virginia,
where hc can be found by all requiring his ser:
| Vices. II more convenient TO customers be win
| attend At their residences by sending for him.
All kinds Of sewing machines TO rent at reason.
ablo prices. .
NASAL cKrARRn, Bronchitis. ASTHMA, AND
all Head, Throat and Lung Diseases; also Deaf.
ness, Discharges from the Ears. ETC.. success.
fully treated BY Dr.. Aborn, 2lS Geary street,
San Francisco, after tho ordinary methods have
failed. The most difficult cases are invited to
call. The marvellous cures effected by his mod.
ern scientific method during the past four years,
arc stiIl subjects OF remark. and are attracting
universal attention; and patients from oil parts
Of the Pacific coast are ayaillng themselves OF
! bis treatment, =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-05

FINE GRocEMEs.-'rhere Is nothing
that gives such satisfaction to a Gus
toner as to know that at the place
where he does his trading, he can al
ways get not only anything that he
may need. but everything Of the very
best quality. and ut the lowest possible
market rates. Such a place Is Hatch
Brothers, two doors north OF the En-
terprise office. c street, Virginia ; no
matter what it Is you want in the gro
Gerry, provision, liquor, feed or fruit
line. you eau always get 1t at Hatch
Brothers In such quantity as may be
desired. Hatch Brothers are sole
agents for Cutters and Miller's brands
Of whiskys, two Of the best now man
ufactured; are pleasant, accommodate
ing gentlemen in every respect. and
will spare no pains to please those
who favor them with a call. Drop In
and prove the truth Of what we say.
wAsuINaroN GUARD BESEFIr.-We
are pleased to learn that Manager Pr
per has rendered to the Washington
Guard a grand complementary benefit
OIL the 9th or 25th Of this month.
The entire Opera House troupe has
kindly volunteered and a splendid bill
Is in preparation for the occasion.
| The Washington Guard Is n ofthe
most deserving Of military organ
ization. and we hope to see them have
\ rousing benefit.
COUNTY HosrIrAL.-The following
Is the County Hospital report for the
month ending october 81: The mum
Der of patients remainins'in the hos
initial October l, was 1G admitted dp
ring the month, % ; total number I'M
der treatment during the month, 10
died during the month. 9; number re
naming in the institution November
/, 20.
PERsoNNI.-Albert Nicholson, sor
of S. Nicholson Of Virginia City,
graduate from the United States Nava'
Academy at Annapolis. Md, recently
sailed from Newport, Il. l., on board
the Monongahela en- route for Rio
,Janeiro, South America. We under
stand that the cruise of the Mononga'
hela will cover a period OF three years
To OWNERS OF REAL EsrArE.-Persons own
inc lots In the town OF Gold Hin, and who ar'
desirous OF having the same surveyed and en-
tered on the new map, will please call at JudG'
Robinson's ONCE, over Gibson'r Saloon. on an!
week day. between the hours OF II and !; ant
leave their names, when the matter will b
nromptly attended to by Messrs. Haist q Lillian
} Civil Engineers and Surveyors. W