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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
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Nettung burb oas 9lntl'g nes Ve1ol'9e=
mem; oas ldtuonb ober gar boio ,pieoer !;
er eroriIf leiner 1pdter Mrm 10 felt, als
ob er 1ie an iebcm @prt perbi,,herr moae,
iob Bbeeler bonn einen gugenbiif }6arf
an uno 1oste enolia init tolter Hube: nno
tpos hp{ft Sbr babel 81 se,pinnen, ipenn
id), in 6reibeit tpmmen lollte?
Nidts, ni9ts ols Cure quite Wtelnung,
buut, uno ben freunoliden Sonf@urer
1d)Dnen So9ter bier, ertuioerte 9Seebler,
ober nit ou9en16 6einli@er Werle9enDe't.
a1a,b ,ueiter in ber 5bot 9(i9ts ? fra9te
Der aIte Monn nod eben 10 rlblg.
Ga 49, bp6 - nod me6r. W{lb MAno
weib boB id) lie liebe - ober lle 'pe'B
midt bab i'd lie tromob nebmen uno
et71e 9aele ous ibr MAIDEN tonn, uno Dap
id ma1,d)anol in elmer 9lo6t @elo 9enu9
peroiene Care Torm slpci ore' mol 5u
besablen. ~. Il 49,
anfino, li6 Die @o9e su lbere9en; 'p'e
f1nnt Sbr benn 10 piel @elo tn elmer
Nod)t peroienen uno cine Son1e aus met
mem Mab6en MAIDEN?
Sum id, beirotbe lie, 10 idnell mir cine
ser Ss.uBitQ0te eryei9en tDnnen; 9elo
madt 5ie bort ,uie in Der 9an5en gSelt
CUR Same.
SIM, murmelte $ount uno foBte Die
6onb leiner Sodter feiter, oenn er fn9lte
ME Ge 3itterte uno bebte - l1e lpnfoef
Sbr Mnno ou@ freunbli6 bebanoeln
sic loll oui @eioe i3lof fen, 'penn >'e
es .piu erlpioerte nit blibsnoen Aut9sn
gBheeIsr unb ludte burd) oos rub19e
Benebmeu bes 8oters setdui6t> bic @ano
oes iuneen Mabdens Su erfonen; 2unt
5ebte aber ben Singer 9esen 1elne Srnlt
unb Idpb i'm 5uriid.
Nod) nidt - ls 1T nod nidt Sic Cure
49, ober 1aet einn,ol, QBbeeler gloubt
SIR pirtli@ bob i@ Den Sit erl3lo9e''
babe? c
g8os fDnnte i'd anbers 9louben VT
1T perl6wunoen /; oos 8elo 'puroe mt
Blut an Dem Beutel in Gurer &11te &C.
funoen, ,pos fonn mon ba 9!ouben?
9(l1o SIR gloubt oos tuirtli9 uno 'uollt
oenuot) 0em o(ten W}Droer belfen gu ent=
fommen uno ro9ber feline So@ter bel<
rotben?
91o6 mebr mollt id6 ibret'plllen tDunI;>
rief Wbeeler uno beitete einen Blld eoL
aliibenoer 2eibenldoft ouf oos or'ne 9e=
Gnaftigtc Mde6en.
Gjut oenn, 8ill WDeeler, 10 lobt MID
Gub laoen, baB i4, ,penn id Der tolt=
bliitioe Mbrber tpirfli6 uare, tlr ben SDr
mid boltet, mein &in0 entebrt 9lauben
,uiroe> uenn es einen Monn beiratben
,uollte, Der mir our Tlu6t bebilHi9 ware.
yber id) bin peoer &duber nod Wt0roer
ib liefe nidbt fort luenn bieie Sbiir toeit
offen 1t6nbe unb SO Der belten Yferoe
bi6t boppr orf MIDI warteten: 9Sollen
midi meine No6born zines iol9en Ner=
bre6ens ,pesen perbDrcn, 10 mD9en tie IS
tbun pollen 1ie MIDI bdnsen, ou9 gut;
mir lino bereit, Qlnno> mir Iino bereit. uno
ct preBte bic @ano leiner Sodter fe1tcr
uno fe iter in BET leinen. So, Blu 9SDeeler>
nit lino bereit, miti iammen 511 9eben, ober
Mnna bier - 10 piel 1as' i'd Gud nod
- itiirbe lieber, ebe fe Cure Srau tp'roe;
ni6t uobr, meine Wnna? 1no er orlidte
oos i4lu@sense @inb left uno i"n's an
jeine Bruit.
gBbeeler pollte nod @inwenoun9en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

1ln1er gS!rtb lln0 Jtl0ter 1elne SWent=
ltube Der, bie, srob unh gerdumis, eine
ni1t unbetrd6tlid eNn5abl Don 3ub6rern
faiien fonnte. Bdnfe ,puroen inmitten
Der sroben 5tube oufeeiteut unb I'M
!bem @anSen aud et,uos Seierli6cs uno
Mubergeip6bnlides 81 seben, 10 muBten
beute lelbF Die Tlalden ibre 10 lange
bebaupteten Ylabe perlaiien. Mitten
auf ben et,pas erbbbten @6entitano fnm
oonn Elm 9roBer 2ebnitubl uuo Elm paor
md6ti9e, in @dof fleoer gebunoene Toli=
anten erbielten ibren Plab ba, lpo Ipnlt
Die Glider uno Tlal al6en itanoen.
No9 botte Der &i6ter leinen @ib ni6t
eingenommen uno Die Men9e itano in=
beB borrenb unb ploubernb nor Dem @ait=
baul e, bis fat biniiber on Die @dmieoe,
no oer wocfere 59mieo beute mebr ols
je bel6dftist mar, eins ppn Den bol6en
9ubenb Yferoen gu be16lasen, Die ibm
an oemlelben Mor9en gebrodt >poroen.
Gr 1dien gar ni9ts BON Dem freien Sage
su ,uillen, oen 1i9 oas balbe County 9e-
mo9t> uno idtpang ben l@lueren 9am=
mer nit 10 freuoi9en, innig pergnil9ten
8liden uno 10 bersboftem suten Millen>
ooB feline @6ldge ben Nmbos 81 SER
lprensen orobten uno >ueitbin iber Die
plouoernoe Men9e brDbnten.
Sloac @ba>p's Grmoroung batte 9rp-
Bcs Mui1eben int County erregt oenn
einestbeils mar Gif, >pie ct fait oQ9emein
genonnt wurOe, seo6tet nnb 9eliebt uno
6anu audi 0oui6 6unt 1elblt bis oobin
immer fir einen Der frieoliditen uno
ebrenlpertbeiten Tormer 9ebalten lporoen.
Gin She'll ber W}dnner 9loubte oebbalb
audi nod ni@t an feline @9ulo trob
aQer wirfli6 por9ebra6ten 8elueile>
wd6reno 9lnoere oasc9en polltommen
,ui0ens 1dienen, i'm nit jenem taft fono=
til9en Offer 81 perfol9en ple er ia 10
oft 9e9en ben eines Serbre9ens 9(nge=
i6ulbi9ten entitebt.
gnolib seiste Ii@ cine mo9enbe 8epe<
oun9 in ser Menge uno 9opto 9unt er=
|6ien III Der Sbiir oes @efdngnilles>
pon ND Ct aus nit feltem uno @i@erenl
@6ritt aber s'uil6en stpei Gon itobeln>
eem l6neQ er]9affenen @eri6tsbofe 5ll.
16ritt. @eine 9altun9 luuroe nod 1tol=
ger uno superli i6tli6er, ols er 1l6 Der
Menj6enmen9e ndberte, uno penn ou9
blei& ], 10 iab CT bod rubi9 ia lelbltt
freunoli6 aus. Nur Elm poer 5pel NAL
ito6l 1id) Elm Musorud l@mersli6en @or=
,uurfs iiber feline 3ii9e> menn leln Slid
bier ooer oa ouf einen alten Befannten
fiel, bet fb |9eu in Die Men9e 5uriif
oran9te> um ni9t piellei@t BON elnem bes
Mor6s Bel elduloi9tcn an9ereoet gu 'uer=
ben, oonn o6er ou9 9liibten feline 9u9en
10 piel frcubiser mo oontbarer, ,. 1nbclo
ji6 linn, pas nidlt lcltcn gcldoD, cine
@onb ent9e9enfredte nno cine bsrSl'fbe
5timme rief :
@eio outen MutDs> 9}a9bor, Die bun=
fellte @tlnoe 1T itets 9crooe por Sa9c.
9lls CT lid3 Dem Wirtbsbaule ndberte>
ordnete Elm 5beil Der 3ul4 4ouer in oos
binein Die llebrigen aber
bil6eten cine @ajie uub lieben i'm bln=
our6. 3tpei Trauen fol9ten lbm, oe5
@9nieos Gbefrou uno lelne elgenc Aod)=
ter, Die orme Nnna.
9es olten @9mieos Trau NOR elne
quite ebrli6e @ee(e, trug .ipcnn au@ cln
iebr oltmooil9es Bonnet, oo9 el1 repll=
Hps hrones Spr, in Der Yruit un0 er=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

! Gut) ab, la9te @beeler, uno ,prroe in1mer
eifriger, lsinen plan su uerfolsen.
@ut, CT mag es tbun, rief Sunt uno
l6neute ]i9 cine Sbrdne bon Den 9San=
oen; ct mag cs t9u:, tuenn er's fir reht
| Ialt, i6 i'd Ddtf es ober ni@t non ibm
geglaubt.
S1heeler wpllte eben nod bur6 neue
8e,peisgriinbe Den alten Mann 5u ,elnem
9lane Al bercben 1uden ols Die Sbur
aufein9 uno oer olte S&,,ieo bereintrot.
Gr 1o6 gDbeeler nur fliiAti9 Don Der
@eitc an unb 9ing bann ouf 0unt Slr>
oem er ber3li9 bic 9onb i6iittelte.
9}un, 0opib ioete ct init einem ireu=
oioen Nrsoruf in Sen 3i9cn, bcr l6ledt
su ben Worten pobte, Die CT ipro6. ib
6obe 9erobe ben &i6ter getrohen, Guer
Wer6Dr fonmt mor9en Dor, tie hno mt
Mnem fertis. Ser @taots"nmalt bat
Beipeisoriinoe 9enus, so 2eute 5u bdn=
oen, uno bos gonSe wdre it uno fertig
,pie Elm neube1 AlosenerYierbe - wenn
le MIR Den 2ei6nam finoen fbnnten.
5'ift l6ohe boB ct nirgeno out5nlpllren
lit - ,pie?
5unt ]duttelte nit Dem @opfe uno
nlurmelte Sc lit ,punoerbar!
Soobt SIR Gu6 16on einen 9opocoten
onseldofft? fraste oer @6mieo: =
Mein ; ipos ion mir Der ou9 belfen
@'i5t >uobr, s'i1t tpabr nelnte Sener
uno lo6te itiQ ppr 1i6 bin; ober bDrt,
@unt, i'd min @uer 9(opocat Iel1, mag
io9t SIR ooSu? Mie, slnna, lou l@
icin Mopocot lein? |
cybr 1eio linn itets Elm gutter Treuno
9epelen, la9te elnno uno la9elte tpe9=
mutbis burd ibre Sbranen binour@,
Sbr bobt ocm ormen Noter INNER
W(utG uno 5rot eingeIpro@en. Sbr
,uorct folt Ser @insi9e BON allen Se:
fannten ber linn nod Sohnung ouf
bellere 3eiten semo6t:
ga, ia perloBt Gu@ ou6 oarout
&inber, bie @obrDeit tommt ge>piB mod
ans Qi6t; bos lit se>u6bnli@ bel lolden
Goben oer Tall, ni6t pobr> Mbeeler?
gBbeeler erb1ei6te ein ,uenis, oo er
biele Trose 10 pl0bli6 at i'd lelbf 9e=
ridtet bDrte ein mottes Sddeln llber=
floa aber oleiG oorauf feline 3ii9e uno
er flulterte nit leiIer @timme, oo er 81
3eiten cine pun6erbore Mei6beit gu 9e<
6eu perno9te: @elpib, @ir> Die SSabr=
felt fommt ltets ans 2i6t.
@jut benn, &inber lo9te oer alte
@fmieb un6 reid5te Ben @efoneenen
freunold) Die breiten 9dnoe bin 1elo
outen Mutbs, bos 1T oie 9ouptl la6e.
sSd) babe unten beim @6lieber 2ebens=
mittcl Dinselteut uuo - lobt Gu9 oen
@eoonfcu an morsen nidt ben Mppetlt
auf beute perberben. &ommt, g8beeler,
gebt Sbr NIT mir?
Wbeeler 5Dserte uno blitfte dnsltlid
no6 Sen @efoneenen biniiber; oa absr
feins BON bielen oud nur Die lel1elte
Bclpc9ung mo6te, als ob lie munl9teu
oaB ct nod bliebe, 10 folste CT eno=
lid nit ausenl ldeinli@em 3Dsern bent
@6mieo.
9(nl nd6jten Sage mar Der uBeno"
boiler 2eben unb Mufre91n9, Die 9fa9=
ri6t iber ben Moro Datte 1i6 our0 oas
Qonse Qapo perbreitet uno tper nur gu
6aule abtommen ooer iryeno Elm @el4aft
porl buben tonnte ber elite nod Dem
uGountD @ib", um 9opi6 9unt's Ser
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22

MmwAuKEk wisdom; 'when you see
n young couple late at night ON the lake
bank chewing and biting and eating each
other, Just let 'om alone. They are only
fooling,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22

PuScu's receipt for the preservation
Of furs is excellent: "Pull out all the
hairs with tweczors, and yarnish the
skin. In the Spring remove the varnish
and carefully stick all the hairs in their
old Places
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22


OLD Mr. Collamore Is very deaf. The
other Sunday, in the midst Of the ser
vices, Mr.. Hof. who sits Immediately
behind Mr.. Collamore, saw a spider
travelling over the latter's bald head.
His first impulse wns to nudge him and
tell him about il. but he remembered
that Collamore was deaf. so he lifted up
his hand and brushed the spider of.
Hotf didn't aim quite high enough. and
consequently. in his nervousness, he hit
Collamorc quite severe blow. The
old man turned aroud in a rage to see
who had dared 10 take such liberty
with him, and Hon began to explain
with gestures the cause Of the occur
renee. but Callamore, in loud voice,
demanded what he meant. II was very
painful to Hoff. The eyes Of the whole
congregation were upon him, and he
grew red in the face, and in desperation
exclaimed: "Thcrc was spider ON
your hcadr' ~ white place ON my
head. hey? S'poson there il, what's
that to your" said Collanore. "Youl
know what il il to be bald-headed your
self, some day." ut was spider.
shrieked Hoh. while the congregation
smiled. and the perspiration began to
roll of his face. Certainly it's wider,
said Collamore, ''and more in 1t than
yours. But YOU let il alone-do you
mind2 You let my head alone in
church." "Mr. Collamore." shrieked
Hon. ".here was hug on your head.
and I brushed il off-this way" and
Hoff made another gesture at Cola
more's head. The old man thought he
was going to fight him then and there,
and hurling his hymn-book at Hoff. he
seized the kneelinc-stool ON the floor OF
the pew. and was about To bang Mr..
Hof, when the sexton interfered. An
explanation was written ON the ily-leaf
Of the hymn-hook; whcrcupon Mr., Col
lamore apologized in a boisterous voice,
and resumed his seat. Then the services
proceeded. They think Of asking Mr..
Collamorc 10 worship elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27
Tho Tunnel Compauy agreed that In

Tho Tunnel Company agreed that In
the event OF their not obtaining s..
000,0 900 subscriptions. Or II 100000
were not paid Ia BY August /, 1857, In
consideration Of $1,000 900 they would
osavsy all the Interest 70 the mining
companies. The tunnel Was to have
the capacity for conveying all the
water running Into 1t from any source
and dlscharging tho samsa at la mouth.
II tho main tunnel intsrsscted the
Comstsck lode outside OF the northern
boundaries, the Tqnael Company were
to excavato . drift sufficient to carry
or watsr and to erect . railway for
the transportation Of timber and sup
plies to the mines, and for conveying
the srss, rock, etc., thereof, the grade to
DO the same as the maln tunnel. At
the completion Of the tunnel aud
drifts the mlnlng companies were to
have access to them and use them for
tho drainage and working Of the
mines. All tho employees or men who
desired to 20 Into the mines vert TO DO
afforded every facility for delng so
without delay. The Tunnel Company
were also 10 convoy all the materials
to and from the mines when so do
sired BY the companies; they were t o
keep tho tunnel clear Of distractions,
and the mining companies, In case Of
tile delay Of the Tunnel Company In
doing this, were 70 have the power to
remove the sbstructlons at tho expense
Of tho Tunnel Company. The Tunnel
Company agreed 70 prosecute tho
work vigorously and to complete 1t
without delay. The mining compa.
niles were to pay "a per ton for all the
ore extracted by them from tho mines
alter the works Of the .runnvl Company
had drained the tunnel 20 rs
to render all other msans Of drainage
unnecessary to the lowest lsvels; pro-
yidsd, that the level 10 not lower than
the level OF the tunnel. When tho
mining companies used the tunnel for
the purposes enumerated they were to
pay the tunnel company % cents per
ton for removing ore, debris, etc., and
also the same amount for carrying
materials to the mlnesS also, % cents
per head for each person each way con-
vsysd to and from the mines, the GIN.
ployes included. In case the works
are lower tha n the tunnel, the mining
companies are to raise their watsr by
means Of pumps to tho tunnels level
and to be thence discharged through
the tunnel. The tunnel company were
to receive no compensation for re-
moving ore until they had faithfully
complied with the agreement stated
above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27
JusrIcr rA,x.-A linz. w,ter.tar

JUsrlcE TAsx.-A huge water.tank
OF tho capacity Of 1000 gallons has
been built by the Justice Mining Com.
pany high up o. the steep hillside
back OF their works. A large pipo ID
bslng laid from 1t to tho works, Ia
have hydrant %connsctisns, onabling
them to throw q large and forciblc
stream entirely over the buildings aud
anywhere about them In case OF fire.
A very sensible Idea.
ANNUAL lIKErIso-.-rho seventh
annual meeting Of the Alpha Con.
solidated Mining Company will DO
held at their Office In San Francisco,
June 10th. Sec official notice In our
advertising columns to-day.
TuEArmcAL.-'rhe Fay Templston
troupe will appear In Carson Oh Mon
day evening next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27

Two BosroS gentleman have writ
ten an opera bouffs called EVAN.
gelIns" full Of rolllcklng "catchy "
musls, undertaking with a play upon
words.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27

The suits Against the sutro Tunnel
Cssnpany-Names or Mining Com.
panieS bringing suit-rext Of
tho Complaints filed-Extraets
from the Original Coatrset on
which the suit In brought.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27

GEoRoETsws, Ky. has q .fseotlous
dentist. lie adycrtises to ''pull teeth
without palm to the operator, and with
very little to the bystandsrs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27

PRocronsviLL.E, VI, has = spoon
that skips about. 1t Is . silver spoon,
and not the kind that stands around
the door Of = lecture rsom waiting for
the girls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27

wALIrn ON cRKxArios.-All good men who
deal fairly and squarely by their fellows will b
pleasunbiy remembered long after their soul.
shall have returned to the companionship OF
the Just. and their bodies are properly crematcd
in tie most approved modern style. There are
burnt before death for their inherent wicked.
ne.s, and among these are clothing dealers who
swindle their customers by selling clothing not
worth half Its price. Such men ought TO be
cremated. and their stocks Of clothing. with
them. Call ct ny store. In Halrs building,
Main street, opposite the Office OF the GoLD
HILL NEws. when you want clothing, and I viii
do you honest and square justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27

GRANITE and macadsm are to be
banIshsd ffom the city Of London, tho
Street Committee having determined
to lay down In future nothing but
asphalt or wood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27


rights ana franch'ses OF tho now indi'
viduai defendants, and the plainan
AYERS that shortly aftsr the sald incsr-
poration the said individual defend
ants made a legal transfer OF oil their
rights. franchises and property owned
snuer tns act OF ne NEVADA Legis'a.
turs ; that tho defendants nave iaiiea
10 Pcrisrm is sgrssmsnt ana tnat all
tns breaches Of inc agresmsns navs
ossn MADE ~ 70. iottni tnas !ne Time
Aes " 'no 90, u 'ns Les"'
eight years. LOT Tue 0ompis''on Of tins
WORK. "a. passed, ano nat not one
'sh'" part u 'ne "o'A nA' o'en uo"e
nor viii the work 90 completed In
eigh. years more. riaih'iu a'sts 'nA'
IN ss'u asreemsh' TIME wa mase a
e'sshce OF saiu consrac!' anu .na' A''sr
'no expiration oi 'A,u e'H"' J.a'.
p''" ;. ueVs "nu .aho.ao "A
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'na. gu eess'n'ng 'A'''neu VI '"en
ao'i,'y 70 perform 'ns 's
po''''n. 'A'u "V'A' p"
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tsmp'stsd oy ee'enua"''' ,no p'An
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mAue, ", 'u"ne' "e'
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md county and tb,t said ,xr.e.
rsm.inlng uncancolled throws
i, cloud upon plaiptinrs tit lie,
!, q, ~.,,,,.n, liam tbsr,op. Is,ssns
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THERE was QUE divorce to every
nineteen marriages In 1917 In Yer
mont.
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srOCK REPoRT.
issroxrsp pAnr NJ xHrs = HALL.
Last Evening.


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100 Page q Panaca. XIX
80 American Flag. 81, ~
$50 selnsnt, 81, 5S.5
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90 Rye Patch. IN
500 Nj Dorado Nsrth. AZ
80 Watson. 9, 81 bo0
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80 Quintero, 2oc
50 Chariot NILS
10 Golden Chariot, l6
60 lea Fillmore, ~
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200 War Eagle, ~. AL
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70 Beet = Beleher, -. IN
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- Conscience,
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANCISCO

TO ran oolD Ill DArIr nvs.l
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A HAUNTED HOUSE

Il IN some places an object Of wonder and ter.
rot. butihe WHITE HOUSE CLOTHING
STORE 10 constantly haunted, day and night.
By . whole army OF customers. and yet Il 10 the
most popular place In tnwn. A Nkw SUIT
efectually lays every ghost that makes Its ap.
pearance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27
THE DEVIL,

In the form OF . paid piper. once reused all the
children Of . village 10 follow him on. Could
10 have shown such bargains 10 Clothing % are
to be had Of COllN Il lHAA(S all tho par.
ents wsuld have followed. as well ~ the chill.
dren, and thus he would have cleaned out the
whole village.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27

AsrnoLoor.-hadame o. Norman. the great
A~strolocist, has returned to Gold hin, and 10
now ready TO be consulted In regard to the
past, present and future events Of life. once
hours, frsm "a. ". to- r. y. Residence, pio-
nesr street, rear OF the Eclipse Stable. 10
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NoLrExEIKR, Of the Metropolitan Boet and
Shoe store. has removed to ios South Q street,
Virginia. Buy your Boots and Shoss OF him,
As he Is selling cheaper than ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27

idrycoodsatbgalland s.cons
andtes.
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wsuid probably hold . larger stock Of goods
than any houte In town. and. perhaps. Q few
more shoddy goods and empty paper sexes than
some Of our big shoddy elsthing warehouses,
but Q better allied and more compact establish.
ING STORE II not to be found OF the PAei.
&c cosst-it affords no room for shoddy and
empty Dapor boxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-27
THE GRUMBLING

OF BALD MOUNTAIN Is As NOTHING
" compared with the grumhllng OF ZONE OF
our Clothing Dealers % they daily obeerve thsir
customers leaving them and vending their
STORE. the only place In Town where you
get real bargains In Clothing.