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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

In4HaS aext te9hI OF lkS6Cbur4 81 Com
mon Pleas of this county will com
mence lis session on Monday, January
9ahs1 1850 The fOlleN N1ng ~ aks Ju
ries drawn for the Term =
. oi =sis.iassp GRAND 1URX,sz zr.t.sa.i
Jesse Slack; DeerheIG: - s'''>'
Lewis Lincoln, RaotstoWn.
John G. Mason, Hiram,
Whom Dkvidsop,a FreedoEa.a q MA
r. ShiPtlifS FEAiEHn! \ q
Selah Burt, Franklin.
EIIhuI Fish, Edil Bufgh.} Gtol19t =
Warren. Gang, Palmyra, bu. =
Joel Davis, Franklin,
H 9aCariS, Rootst0wn.. -i,le4Fs,'s -
8! S" Austin, Rootstowri. '7''- =
A. N. FaFf, MautHa.y
Fyiand) w hittl tlsseys,AtWateFIi8 y
George Keen, Deerheld. - -
EtrbstL. JohpbohI w WindhamI Il - =
..ssigJ PETIT JURORS. III
Saw Jenkins, StreetsboEos. In
ChRsueey yCleverlyr Edinburgh, y, .
Squire Marvin, ShafersVflTe. ID
NJ @. Heighton, Franklin. ~
Bs1jamin Hazard, Deerfsid. = a
G. L. Harmon, Aurora .e5iaf .
Moses A. Burchard, Windham. W
John Whitney, Frsnklil.s F-.yfrrl -
Gbelezer Shelden, SAnreFa. Il .lf =
Uriah HinchcIiff, Paris.
Edward Bailey, Sufield. wet, zo4 II
iR.W : Bdrdge, Brimneid, silse'sio,t %
= - t.ft He-ii" q
James p COe, Randolph. =. II =.
Wh. Il. Ooe, Edinburgh : l. IL -
Edward Allen, Franklin, 4
Ezra s. GoodsellU y WindhRmO o
G. W. Dean, Franklin. sss.e IN -
g. o. Foote, Gainesville. - saInu y.
John Felt, Franklin. 80, - 'e''....,t e! =
Watkin Davis, Paris. ...,.iug ..@r q
Calvin RawsOn, RaVenna.er ,H..,lr, -
James Dunn, Garrettsviile.i ~ -
Ralph Ely, Ravenns- ,sa. al
G. E. Smith, Brimfeld. 'ea 50
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AWoRDlFRoMTHE A DOCTOR.

8 !. 4l - ~
came to Ravenna on the 26th daaSy
of October, 1868, and since that time
llaxe Ispeeess fatly treated Q a8sea ses,
.AmbEglwhiER lave been sefefat jniract
ufons cures b Cancer, Scrofula, Gravel
and Tumors. But notwithstanding
this has been done in their midst, the
shameful tongues of slanderhave been
on my, track. ever since my, location
here, and many yet persist in manu-
facturing and sowing broadcast the
base lfalsehoods. / therefore feel II
nay duty tosay to the afflicted who
may be hearing these untruths, thatif
they will throw them aside; las many
have wisely concluded TO do, and come
TO my Office, they may be assured that
they will receive treatment from q
Doctor whose success has never beeu
edualed. fais~ be- ..i3 -v1e
- III. GOUCHER, NJ. DE-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

THOSE who failed TO witness the
performance of the "Hidden Hand"
hgAlie Julie Coventry nratnatie Comr
pany on Monday evening, missed ono
Of the richest treats of the aeasop,
The local hit in, 4he. Court scene was
immense, while Hagy's Wool CANT be
beaten.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
: :. MASON ! q. s.. SON,
CURE3.F0R GAUCBR!

ID Y THEIR WORKS YE SHALL KNOW
Ii THEN, is y Just and proper answer for,au
these who may hereaftet IN qpire lhto my mode.
of tfeatlng that most fatal disease, called CAM
Ger. My treatment consists in cleansing the
blood, and tllsa tion of ingle hard plas.
ter, COZ pposed of hsrB cansfng litt1e pain And
uppli, ex9 % alton, win be able to say to pa
t5spts hsthsr tnsif eases gre 1cllrable or not;
all cases 'that can be, reached, and not of too
long stand ng,,s And as delays are dangerous,
and people are dyinK all around us Of this most
painful and nailch dreaded disease, would
therefore Saqf fion the public, not to place too
IN uch lie penl upon those pretendinE ouacks
and feafned Scientists who meet in the temple
OF fapie, TO i've always and never die, who ad-
here and stick to theirol,t uSages and practice
llkethe ipllabltants of old A lerdaIn, and for
knife. They are famous fpl their speculatIons
ip seleaee. They bsiild Splendid 81 stems with.
out: any foundation, and love those the more
tenderly bccanse they arc spun OF noonshine.
They hay vea q hearty dislike, Tor nraGticaI sense.
which will not accept their, heaptIful theories
Without alfsof.' by their works Se shall know
Charlestown CRnteg, Portage Co., Ohio
bi Dee, %, 1874 ~ ,SSQ7sW,sS ,,.-4 1 ia
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

- t'SoMEz miserable, malicious devil
couple ofyalnaBfe pointer
dogs-one, belonging to George Q.
Mason and the othertO Will. Mertsf
on. Thursday LAST from which The
-. =! - I.a1 etta ''ss1N ff ts '.u
aulIldiS ul0us s4itsT - ss-f... l.-3..--st
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
FoeLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.
oxster and Lunch Rooms.

Oyster and Lunch Rooms. :
Mrs. PITKIN's popular Oyster and
Lunch Rooms are again opened, and
she is nowsprepared to serve biFplYes
4 syas7 Is sBOrk h6sis sRdwe
need hardly say. in the most tempting
manner, as all who have patronized
her will testify. These Rooms will
be found a great convenience to par
ties from the country, where they can
also be served with coffee, tea, cakes,
&c, at all hours of the day and eve
ming.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
''oyy!i at3s PatsinItsFs i hers IA
spsiis4 edi b9tqn41sjai ",1stosb
.sufg Ipog aa dg0ons bSISiigs
i for Bitfggig 'iIttF iit5tFl w gtts.


.bnao ssl3s fHoy si doDA Woii"
ssb-yhas3 3 10 xed 8 bs1iupai
isa Eice'- sls4so syzt rot s5olls Eto.'
] en- sssi NOV Slis .slnso ava 1ot {.
These 4 Runners rea4iiade of
different s.slzei aadsi1edSfh of
boxes3ato fito the sbinales of
any Buggy = S0diS ii, ~ B 3 SIC sgp hgpSare
bored out smooth, have bent
rgnpgsE9s 44 ngpgsG9f}P and rays raYesa q and lla hard
ened steel shoes. To make q
H. 6dfs idifa2s i Is, 91ai5gM or
tWagoAryGIs have 0nlynd@iBlip
off the Wheel gaaslSd apsIgssoh a
set ofs these RunneEsl matheir
places, land you, 4ltsFe sas@rong
LIGHT H4TTsREsJ sREsJ5,NdNlETlEE z sEefghl
thereby saving threerfoASths
Of the .,exNpe9lHtss st Pr. 2 ? 9 s, 4 Sleigh.
When Wlntep 4SdQ keSuY Q.Ms ocan
ihang them iuEps insteatboM hay-
ing q aslelgh tqr rhQpses.sSEking
up lndlaha TalRaoled iSAIalsn To
those I1aTi4A:ssii 1Sasaaeefty Stables
they ate, a iI EI4ft l5si lIaf { desirable
as tl4eyIean hdue. ltliWsEeighs
tkiey Ri;fat IltaItt tstittYrfBs Is Y .ias cost
gaOdI6leagJas Iap7T
.Ila1
! sdl Ia ssvd-as9al0lSd4W
.honoitodhB 8aimes
m'lss1auTIkst1TrttlEi4g,A
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
1s Carat

4'''' "a 'a" 18 Carat ~
Plain and Flat Band Rings, our own
WAIT, DEWEY 4 co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

"a " aaHTEN
aH. York State ,Buckwheat FlouF, for
isaie'by MASON g. Son.
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as m'ls'OYTKTTS''

This Ii is Sled isl ligsftsss l5 s. Sstp654as!gs55and s!s5d
,dtAables yoald ithoseaVll0Hing
used B}a ~ VIII mt 49'iB38 fbY 'i9her.
Iiheu chief 7sflpRla GRITTY Iofi4hls
Sled is in aftsa IND1[4e EN- D.
ENiT1 1RE.Nl q sERS,. u 1WtiiS4ciS 4i are
attached stoiF the axle ennplthe
same same manner {.Jwt x Fl s9o
wagon. . With trllissslads Hne-
yefness of ground or" r rough
roads make iae:aEee ~ nj per-
ceDtible difference, inl draft,
and the load is yh6f. .Ift;9wn
from side to- .side.arIt isi-not
strained going over g6tlgh
roads / as COMMON IsL9df f9re,
and will draw one-halfieasier.
They are made, up iii If tie pest
and most substantial manner,
of hickory and #i1iteooal4'and
chilled cast slRQse}ssIli''s. =" .Is sges5iWill
give perfect satisfaction and
cost about the same as COM
mon non is1eds 13F'tS i'f' " s's'
A''1NC.SN5g ~ st,-t...., 1 5.is tf..ea
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
AGUE CON0UEROR;
81 u ana oa4a 9sssA # Faladns-

.1 i hNq qdi4a 8 s.sal # Paladns. I'll ss.
This is strong Language, as Physi-
clans and Chemists have for years
tEied to eompOHnd aspEepsratioa that
%JHldIeatirelEsopr~ Fever Sa 4 que
without tRa use raf sarNng medicines
snSh asl QAinineI vArsenic saRd other
'p6isOnss iniuEiepss 10, tAsi@ atenl.
There is no case of Fever and Ague,
InternHfttaaR'U BfiEfodg FsveFs;3 Con-
geafS0 Ohilss, Night Sweats, Liver
lGomRlaints, &C, that this remedy
will not cure af6nce ana perf1anantly.
7 pnrifes the Blood Liver;c spleeps,75
ana allzAcgeat6h Organs so enEdtuaAy
that the Chills will not return during
the season, e*ea kh6ni SEs6ns) have
tpd' thea. fer EaaFs. Sold By RELD.
'as RaAsTRn& &As -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAyENNA, o.
Designated 6epszlsary- of the

Designated Depa4ltary of the
~ b
fsS,,5ssSlUI Il osrrc counter. As baEE akst rates
stocls and Bonds, Of all kinds borigft alif
ssold4on Cognmissjon. IN New York,s0r ffy de-
zsffe1fnzrizex.- --- f7zslas-----~assss>-s
Highest Market rate for $40 2pdtSxOT4O
EI,rafts drawn and eashedon all the principal
Cities in the United States,
sight Drafts on England and ireland ana
Passage Tickets to or fronasthose Cities at
-z.fFfS = ~ rates.
~ . Revenue staznps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts andin spOtitS Of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
= snd pramh# eRd liberal .tEsatment gnaranteeas
z HHferasha adIowedpm ut me iJeF1Sjt9 may be
= <aakfsed uioH. SsG@I0 y q - 4
W H. BEEBB, Cashier. i
GEO ROBINSON, President. !aa
81 SeDtss. 1853 IT, ss.s - - b y - ssts5 -ssru
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
IBElENgGRITIG. PRESS:
Li.t Of AdvertIsements,

sAvEsNA:: THURSDAY. DEC. "a. ls74.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

YoRK State extrarhplIed Buckwheat
Flour, at MASON & Sons. =
10 AsRsS- -ks,s.a /. axst az =; -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

CLEVELAND & PITrsBURG RAILROAD
On and after Nov. 10. 1914 Trains viii leave.
Stations daily Sundays eXcepted,) as follows;
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i es5sd .S1aa4i4 itqi.tuItl inn
49,. 3 .. 80 -. . 4

d For thebbenefit' the Boys
and Girls and IltMiifQs. siiiIi Wish Wish to
enjoy the@exlileratip3g 3g'nsport
at our New RRt9fi Rtt1flil s ST 7 .ha7se.j Just
received. a fine assortment of
sECIUB'h and other desirable
aT!z il9c saI1lfT s1k 80 fDd
eCy4eSl oHnstH SIS -t9s4Is 400
.Al idl 10 sti1asqs slidN 4sYlis
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
I'm. r { { Iii

-. .!6I.NA. ll-Tt, L. .l-T y14E
$50 h9<s.g gao2sb .I4fw sBilssb saw
li-, s.ii, sa stIA4 4il24l, u IisIg iSV
| Theaslbest 9WRLN (EksISdeyer
I.n1ade. 1t Has seveiqfIli points
of lsupeftIp pfittY t over al Il ( oilers.
En-. all Wringers tllathavle the
crank attached tostifFee agtallr5yt of
the lower roll, that-I,oD always
has and alwaysi' Willutuf4b on
the shaft and give out before
the upper roll is, hSffRYorn.
The !" " lflE7lI lEfEM7lP.TrIREEli' r 'sis ,JlgS only
WringeR in the nlaPl4etsdfhat
does not have the cra4llsi at
tached to the shaft qf .SseIfher
roll, ther'ebyT saving 9ahebpur-
chaser the ,e4pSllse. b(,o3t 9east
So, for anew roll sbeiaRasithe
wringer is'etherwise lalfHorn.
It.turns with one. .halftlJa Tabor
of other wringeFs,llats iMBcH
MORE NJ CA c-.A.AP1A.cIITY .ftot -.if3E8g ar
tleles, ami NEEDS No oIIdNG.
Purchasers are nhdefi Arol obli-
cation 70. keep fRffs tiH Hwsiii9ger sitiii
unless it gives. .BNuRE ssMrIs-
FAf,TtOS He-u9 sw aa tif
'-t-@Nl tst>C-TN : 5l.4sfs 5. s4~ sf.sesf So.
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Atlantic + IVgtl'a
RAILROAD
TFS1fTI R#D a 11sptsa
IlMG lADIls Nov. Is, 1874
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GOING soUrH-MAIN LINE.
GOING NoRTH-MAIN LINE.
G0TNG EAsT-fsfysIIsR DIYIsION !.

STATIONS. ,1od6&. MAIL. EXPRESS ACCOM-
BeIIair- ASP NJ ,Ia50A.M 245 P M545AN N
Bridgeport 4. .45isF II on 2.55 " 555
Steubenv'e SO 12 O2 P.M.s57 - 6.57 eoi
Roehester 235 6f5 $50 'ei
ISitfsfurgh. 340 72O 10 10 'sli
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.HARBEAREiEs:. .S{'lE0RE

baaE2 els bsfnk@ si5 % dsiW s&1
Eio5 aai aao3u iaa1si5 ssJ 10 9bsi
ie aols9iQZs sBj ii "a liz ss~
-susso9sz qAsds 10
Pei ~ 5aiQt ysasoaa Ills 81 s4sdt
= .sbsoTiiE1 ssRDS women 10
+ ,asH 3 isYo sgg1 syiioRS1cl Sis
Z Is the place teb3bdy1a the fdIlbw-
.1ot ssoGliH9SIT 1of Hefjlh
dtUoy tgUd dlnS' il2p9gsl;ni nA
1oi aoi5Eio94gqs dgid * sHistIsl
E 4 slyAss1 81 a3iaw ,goaiIq s1ats
ii N4.lai sgefs soGlq Elmo
asGw pas bIsod siA Tot hsGaHh
1dsia yAb1BiaS xTsyS
ss2 as5sssg giq & bias ,usdt WoE"
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GOING 4YEsT-RTVER DIVIsIO

.ST-EFT0SE, Igeps5 I Ar IExFkfss: LAeo0n
Pittsburgh 6.40A-M. 1.40P-A- lisp. NJ
Rochester. T.50 2.45 525 I1
steas;efT. MsIlSgiIIffg 90 ma sc ~ ssS as4 79 -
Bridgeport 90 '- 11OO :. 552 Is 90l s.As
Bellair- 4.15 :. .1t1o 6-O5 " 915 g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09
IMerino Sheen.

W. Charnsck has at present about
200 head Of Spanish msrino sheep In
his flock that are at present being
herded along the line OF the Spring
Valley road. between the western base
Of Ruby Hill and that OF the south
end Of Prospect Mountain. The herd
Is, during the greater part OF the year.
auartersd in Antelope Valley, west Of
here. Most Of the sheep are yearllngs,
and as yet have net LANDED. The &C.
verify VI the past Winter has caused
them to be In a poor condition. though
the shepherds Of this Hook say but n
small percentage were lost. Last year
each full grown sheep yielded about
eve pounds Of wool. but the recent
shearing Of the young flock did not
show so much, the prevalence Of
scab having reduced the weight con-
slderably. The shssring was done
by contract at seven cents per head.
and each nan stripped from 100 to $50
q day. IL appears that In addition to
bunch grass the sheep eat freely Of a
great many kinds Of small shrubs and
OF plants that look like weeds. What
Il known as "prickly brush -" and de-
scribed ~ having . leaf something like
the gocseberry Is al especial fsyorlte
Ii IL very valuable As Winter feed. and
keeps thu sheep lively and In good
health, when white sag 1.-The best of
Winter feed for cattlel not unfreuusnt-
ly dries up the stomach so completely
m. IA cause death Snma rsna s.,l-s
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Eureka Items.
[rrom the Cupel, Juno IL

At o o'clock yesterday afternoon
Richard Shannon, the man lately shot
ut Newark. was still alive, but II wal
thought by his attending physician
that dissolution would take place this
morning. The Inflammation Of the
wound has ceased, and s%uppuratlon
set In. Willoughby, the man who
shot him, was yesterday again ex-
amlned before the Justice, and held In
$1,000 bail, to await the action Of tho
Grand Jury OF White Pine county la
the matter, and was, W. are informed,
taken to Hamilton In default Of pro.
curing the required bonds.
4. j. Bell will. In n few days, start
a stage line to rybo, by way OF Mercy.
The trip, are to be made through In
one day, aud the road 10 now being
stocked with horses. The travel In
this direction will DO quite extensive
during the comlng Summer, and tho
gentleman will no doubt be justified
In starting the line.
Tho Eureka Consolidated Com pany
yesterday shipped G,4S5 pounds Of
bullion by Pritchard's line to tho rail-
read.
By Prltchard's freight line to Pal
lsade there were 446, 2i4 pounds OF
bullion shipped for the week ending
yesterday.
The Newark mill has been shut
down for the past week. Want OF
having ora IA the cause attributed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09
Scoldlng.

Scolding Is mostly u habit. There
IL not much meaning In Ii. IL Is often
the result OF nervousness aud an irrit-
able condition OF both mind and body.
A person Is tired aud annoyed at some
trivial cause, and forthwith CON-
mences finding fault with everything
and everybody within reach.
Scolding LEI habit very easily FORM
ed. 1t Is astonishing how oon one
who INDUCES In Ii at all, becomes adj
dlcted to II and confirmed In 1t. Il Is
an unreasoning aud unreasonable
habit. Persons who once get In the
way OF scolding always flnd some
thing to scold about. II there we're
nothing else, they would fall a.scold-
Ing at the mere absence Of anything
to scold ut. IL Is an extremely disa-
greeable habit. The constant rumb-
ling OF distant thunder. catsrwaullngs,
or q hand organ under ones window
wculd be less unpleasant.
Tho habit Is contagious. Once In
troducsd Into a family 1t IL pretty
certain In q short time to affect all the
members. II one Of them bsglns find
Ing fault about something or nothing,
the Others are apt very socn to take II
up, and a very unnecessary bedlam Is
created.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

To Pike Of New Hampshire, 4 Re-
publican member Of the House Com.
mlttse on Elections, IL due the failure
Of the committee to bring up the case
Of Delegate Cannon before the House
this session. A Washington dispatch
says that considerable feeling Is mani
tested against Mr.. Pike. especially
among New England members. II 10
regarded as very doubtful II any other
member from New England Of either
political party would have voted to
keep In the House n Delegate sent asa
representative Of the ~polygamous
practices OF the Mormon hierarchy.
Tho "mysterlous influences" which
seem to hedge In all legislation affect.
Ing the "twin %rclic," have evidently
affected Mr.. Pike. Perhaps he be.
Longs to the newly instituted Order OF
EnOch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

Tine Carson Tribune wants to know
who are the leaders Of the Republican
party In Nevada. W. hardly think
the question Is propounasd seriously,
or requires answer. The Republican
leaders In Nevada are. until tho next
State Convention shall make 10, nomi.
nations. the present official incun''
bents who belong to and are sup
ported by the Republican party. They
are the official expsnents OF the Re-
publican party, elected BY and repre-
,enting Its voters. The managers oil
the Republican party tofiicial) are tho
State Central aud various County Com
mittees OF the party. Until displaced
by o,hor appointments or elections
they are In official charge OF the party
management In Nevada. We hope
the answer 10 plain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

A wAsniSoroS correspondent ex.
presses his surprise by telegraph at
the surprisingly large number Of the
floating population Of that city who
have discovered within tho past few
days that they were originally IRON
Kentucky. Until Gen. Bristow has
made his appointments, the line old
Kentucky gentleman will DO the style
around the Congressional halls and
Hobbies. Even a semblance OF chivalry
and g~sntlsmanly conduct la these Of
~iise-seekers must be a relief to their
victims.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

A wArmsoroS dispatch says that
the Senate Judiciary COMMITTEES Will
report adversely on the so-called sutro
Tunnel amendments to the supple
mental Miaing bill. Ii Is certainly to
be. hoped tina. the committee will do
so. How In fac, lawyers aud men OF
good Judgment II u%nlnilusncsd by cor
rupt motives can come to any other
conclusion, Is past explanation. VI
course, the local Sutro organ viii
howl. Indeed, IL has already begun
Its wslling,. But, even the grief oil
this sponsorless fiedsllng. will not
plunge our whole community In tears.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

SEyAromAL--lt comes on gssd au.
thoriiy, that the opposition to Sharon
for Senator have an understanding all
roundE that whoever may appear on
the surface during the canvass, the
entire opposition will In the end con-
centrate upon Judge Sewell. Of Esmsr.
aida county. Sutro. DeLong. Me,lck,
or whoever the man In the ring, his
efforts when the Legislature csnvenes
will be for Sewell. So our reports say.
A healthy bank account has been made
up for the purpose, and expense nor
efforts win not be spared to accom-
plish Sharon's defeat. Whether or not
has 3 hand In IL we are not ap-
prised.-Medst9e oriMsasue, June O..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09
A SCIENTIFIC negro In Baltimore,

A SCIENTIFIC negro In Baltimore,
says an exchange, has invented a
hydraulic cure for the rampage In
cattle. A certain festive steer with
we'll developed horns, broke away
from . drove Of his fellows, and
thought he would have some rare fun
with the boys. He chased his tor
mentors, the drovsrs, paid his respects
to an ~unotfsnding dray horse, visited a
dry goods store and sent the clerks fly
Ing, and behaved In q very unsovine-
like manner generally. At last he got
tired Of the sport and lay down on the
sidewalk to rest. He vas secured and
tied fast before no knew that he could
not bring his legs to bear upon the
crowd. lie was, however, more I'M
ruly than ever, though his violence
took different forms Of expression.
Now comes an old Negro with his sps-
clfc for bovine blliousness. He pour
cd water Into the left a Of the AMI
NAL, aud the cooling liquid disappear
ed as fast M down . rat-hole. After
his head had bssn sufficiently water
logged. no became as gentle asa lamb,
aud suffered himself 10 DO led arsunt
like 4 ysarling calf. But In a major
ity Of cases Of like character, III,
water cure would Be impracticabls, a
the great difficulty Is to get hold OF th'
ear. The experiment: Ia like sprlnklin,
salt on little birds tails to catch them
what's the use Of tho salt when you'v'
got 'sm?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

souru CAROLINA justice finds a curl
on, aud significant comment In the
remark OF a judge In Barnwell the
other day. Understanding SEINE erim'
inals to tina penltsntlary for four years,
no added : "rhat Is. II you are per.
United to stay there. 1 meet persons
OH the street n few weeks after | have
sent them to the penltentiary." The
judge was evidently getting discoar-
aged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

The President has signed the bill
extending the time for the first annual
expenditure on mining claims located
prior to May 10. ls'2, until the LIST day
of next ia nuary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

Tho Reno Journal maksst the amenhe
honorable to Mr.. Hatch Of that town
by taking back 1t, assertion that 10
came to Virginia to %confabulato with
the independents last Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

TnE Philadelphia Iaqairer has an
entirely new application for the word
''parricidal." IL says Senator Scott,
In voting against imitation. "aimed a
parricidal blow at tho people who
loaded him with honors." 10 refuse
to split the new ten-cent piece in two
and mako twenty tents Of it Is to kill
your father. This Is getting serious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

CuEERrur. agent for life assurance
company: The advantage Of our
company IL, that you do not forfeit
your policy either by being hanged or
by committing suicide. Pray take a
p~rospectus.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

The Indiana judges stand no non-
sense from the bar. A lawyer there
lately In the conrse Of his argument
used the word "disparagement."
"stop using Latin words" said the
judge, cor sit down." The poor law
yer, undertaking to explain, was ruth.
lessly fined $50 for contempt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

TnE House Of Representatives yes
terday, by . vote Of l70 to G5. suspend
ed the rules aud passed the bill adj
hitting Colorado as Que o. these United
Statah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

SOME Of the Ohio ice-dsalers tars
charging three cents q pound for Ice.
The bare.neckcd condor OF the Andes
IL not a nero modest, self-sacrinclug
bird than n Of those Ohio Ice
dealers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-09

LET us hope that tla fruits OF tho
White House union will never deserve
to 10 nanked.- Ee.
But how are you going to help. it IL
tho frults happen to BE- "Palrsr