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Rubber Boots and Shoes at Fried's.
Rubber Coats and Blankets, at Fried's
For Overcoats, go to Fried's. For over
eats, 70 to Fried's.
Fg.s Furs, for Ladies', Gents and Chill
d'ea, at Tery low prices at Simon Fried's-
Simon Fried has the largest assortment
d Trunks / Yalises in Stroudsburg.
Bargains, Bargains, at Simon Frieds'
Il Clothing. Come and look at them.
So To Fried's for clothing, boots and
..'eS, trunks, valices, and gents furnishing
Cashmere Suits at astonishing low prices
5'ys Suits from $500 to u, at Simon
F,iei'2.
Produce and Furs, taken in exchange
II gods at Simon Fried's Empire Cloth
Z Store.
The largest and best assortment of
Asa1y-nade u, Clothing in Stroudsburg, you
VI Ind at Simon Fried's.
Ladies, Misses, and Childrens Shoes OF
5. S-a'S' eFery variety, at very low prices af
'2'a Erled's Empire Clothing Store.
Hioa Fried received last week the
ages; Sinck nf Ready nladdcc Cllccthh::ng.
S'ots. and Shoes, and Gents Furnishing
'''1s' ever before seen in our county.
|494 Fried has the largest and best seiee-
- aoct Ct Eeady-made clothing ia Monroe
s-al{-he sells cheaper than any cther mer-
,.'o' In Our county. Call, examine and coz
''e yourselves
0ARGAINs.-For bargains in Clothing,
39,s, Shoes, Trunks and Valices, &c, go
2'non Fried. Simon will sell you
- goods cheaper than any other mer-
'-'o' IN Monroe County.
No hUMBUG.-Simon Fried has the
s7St snd best selected Stock of Clothing,
,''.:' Shoes, Trunks, Valises, and Gents
~ ,IIolsalng ,5 Goods in Stroudsburg, and he
- sel them cheaper than any other
,,;, @saant N Monroe county, Call and ex-
'Nae for yourselves.
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of e. IA to me directed.
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas ui
Monroe County, will expose to public sale, at
Public Vendue, on
Saturday, the 26th day Of December, 1874,
at o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House, in the Borough of Stroudsburg, Monroe
County, the following described Real Estate,
TO wit:
All the interest of defendant in and to a GER
tain farm or tract of land situate in Middle
Smithfeld township, containing
100 ACRES,
adjoining lands Of George Peters, Jacob II.
Place, Rudolphus Schoonover, John Dewitt,
Melchoir Depue. About 20 acres, WOOD
LAND, Is acres MEADOW, balance cleared.
improvements part log and part frame
Dwelling House, -
II stories high, l6 by 40 feet, BARN ~. az
80 by 45 feet, stable under and otherA&.kEa
out buildings.
Seized and taken in execution az the prop
erty of Samuel G. Miller, and to be sold by me
for cash.
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Stroudsburg,
December z l874.-3t.
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MARRIED..

=. december II, 1874, by Rev. G. Meachen,,
VI lr. 5onse of the brides parents, Mr. George
.! .! y. INST and Miss Martha c. Arnst both OF
Baszill, Pa.
=. the 10th inst, a. Easton. Pa, by Rev. J.
=" Mcdonnell, Mr.. James S. Price and Miss
ri. : I' Edwards, both of Canadensis, Pa.
A., the Delaware Water Gap, on the 18th of
=, 1,',,ber. bv Rev. S. w. Knipe, Mr.. John F.
bt'aan -, of South Haven, L. 1. to Miss Emma
iS,.nles S.,, Of the Water Gap, Pa.
4, The same place, by the same, on the 18th
,nnscrmber. Mr. Caleb d. Walter, of Shaw
o. o. TO n Miss Mary E. Row, of Craigs Meadows.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. HOMER PATTERSON

VIII be at the Office of Howard Patterson, ".
d. formerly DIR. Seip's) Main st., strondsburg,
from December oath to January I'd, 1875, iho-
lidays.) His former patients, also others wish
ing dental work done are requested 70 CALL
Fresh Laughing Gas viii be ready for extract
ing.
". R.-Thoee Indebted are requested to
make rsynsn'. lee 70, 7z.--z'.
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TRIAL LIST,
DECEMBER TERM, 1874.
Charles Henry Reuben Neuhart-
Vim. Dalton 4 Co. VS.. John c. Strunk.
bel Storm vs.. Charles Everett ct al.
Nelson Detrick vs. Abraham Stcen ct. al
Joseph Greensweig VS.. Reuben HartzeQ & Co Ct al.
Marx Miller VS.. J. VI. Carlton CT al.
Peterson & Carpenter rs. Timothy Miller.
Bussards Adm'rs. Linford Marsh
Lewis Wilson snyde. vs.. Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
Anna Maria Snyder the same.
Dec. I7'74 THOS NJ McILHANEY, Proth'y.
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Furs. Furs, for Ladies Gents and
chilireus, at very low prices at Simon Fried S.
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T1rv List---Dec. Term, 1874.
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
-,,rrvrD-NToses Ace, David Ney, Frank Cool
81 '1obn Noack and Henry Brotzman.
laSs[yutyNA-Samuel Hay, Sr.
lop'a,-cg-Isasc 5. Case. and James Buckley
lygI+-~r-rHTLL-Eiias Brong, and Chas Hufsmith
La5sSSxo-Henry Miller, Levi Gensthorn. Abraham
- Richard F. Cramer, George Dreher and VIII
ian Nusse!man- e,
LIr--y-Freem3n Shupp-
ss--s5r-D-Barnet Walter.
---.rusSScCK.-GeorCe AltcmoSe.
II.---r-Jeremiah Posten.
tuyrI-2S-Henry Setter
T.gprrT-StTouSs Price
9l+s-Sarauel AltemoSe.
...-s,rr rr,gURG-Edwa-d Brown.
PETIT JURORS.
,r.,,-r-9S.-Samuel Werkheiscr. William Shoncr,
L.ab Netzzer, Jacob Fellsncer, Abraham Bryan.
91--'-rs5y-Jamss 3. Heller, Abraham ButI Jacob c.
- and Thomas Frantz, Herbert Ike.
A;r--.ss-Frenliu hilbert, William Schurmsn
~ S,sr-frrIELD.-John Ellen berger, James Moser.
ss-g,rD-George Crancr Charles Swink.
p,17So-Casper Metzgar.
J-rrrD-Philip promheller
s--,-r,SBvRG-William Huntsman, George Bates
- Rara and Silas Dreher
Ir,sT TSTRoULsBURG.-Will!.n y. Peters, Hiram Zin-
german. ,--.- ,.-.,, s,-,.. nj,
s,,--TfFIEI D.-Petsr n. Hoffman. James Posten.
r,,rSTyCTrILI.-LinfoTd Altemose, Charles Eyeritt
r--is-an Decker.
'P,p.TrsE-Wiilism Cofmsn.
TS7YEAySA.-Robert Warner.
T51LRAvGH-Dennis Calvin.
V,FRErr-Chzres StriEht.
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TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
Mr.. r. MAINONE the gentleman who
advertises in another column of this paper has
been engaged here for some time in regulating,
repairing, and tuning Pianos, Organs, Melode-
ons, etc, and we the undersigned think him a
perfect master of the business. He repaired,
regulated and tuned our instruments, that is
Pianos and Melodeons, to our entire satisfac-
ton, and better than any one we ever employed
before. We think him gentleman in every
respect and recommend him TO every one who
wishes to employ competent tuner, as thor
oughly acquainted with the construction OF
musical instruments
c. r. ANDRE,
REV. j. KOHLER,
G.. SANFORD,
JOHN S. FISHER,
NELLIE r. HINDS,
DARIUS DREHER,
HON. J. B, STORM.
c. D. BRODHEAD,
FRANK BUSH,
A. w. LODER,
]. X. SHAFER,
FRED. WAGNER.
November l9, l874-4t.
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Sherif's Sale.

SheriH'S Sale.
By virtue of writ of al. ven. ex. to me di-
rected, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, / will expose to sale,
at Public Vendue, on
Saturday, the 2Gth day Of December, 1874,
at o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House in the Borough of Stroudsburg, Monroe
COUNTY, the following described Real Estate,
10 wit:
Situate in the township of Jackson in said
County. viz: The undivided half part of 4
tract of Woodland containing
1O8 ACRES,
adjoining lands of Robert Albertson, Samuel
Able, Joseph Woodling and Others, all Timber
Land Also another tract containing
81 ACRES,
adjoining land of Philip McCluskey, John
Felker, and Conrad Miller. About so acres
cleared, balance timber land. Improvements
Frame BARN 80 by 45 feet, Stone Stables,
Stone Dwelling House, -
90 by "a feet IL stories high. Also oa.s.H
the undivided one half part Of lotEIlke8
of land containing
81 ACRES,
FRAME HOTEL, :li1
26 by 35 feet, two stories high, with two wings
ii bv 20 feet IL stories high, Frame Shed 80
by "a feet, LOG DWELLING HOUSE 20
by 80 feet II stories high, blacksmith Shop
20 by 20 feet, and other out buildings. Fruit
Trees on the premises. The public road from
TannersviIle to Fennersville passes through
the last two properties.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of Samuel r. Bossard, and to be sold by me
for cash.
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office, Stroudsburg, !
December 7, l574.-3t.
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: Asst NOTICE.

T asst NOTICE.
All persons indebted TO the Arm OF Lee & Co, prior
TO Dec 1st 1874 requested TO make settlement be-
fore the first Of January 1878. All book accounts
naming unsettled II that time will be collected aecor
ding TO law.
Dec. II, 1874 LEE co.
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The Standard Sewing Machines, GROW
FIR L BAKER, and HOWE, will be sold
cheap for CHIsTMAs Presents. Instruc-
i'm With each machine.
5,c. S-4t7 J. Y. SIG AFUS.
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TAKE NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the the Monroe
County COOPERATIVE Life Insurance Company
fos the Election of Directors will be held at
the Commissioners Office in the borough Of
Stroudsburg at two o'clock on Monday, the
fourth day of January. a. D. 1875.
N. A. De L. VAN HORN,
Dec. 24-1t. Secretary.
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PETIT JURORS.
Special n Office.

The E<tey Organ are all of superior make
t5qs and fajsh. Price lists mailed free.
Da. 3-4t. j. Y. SIGAFUS.
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A RGUMENT LIST
Il DECEMBER TERM, 1874
Philip HcCiusky vs. Jacob Staufer
Geo w Nauman Efie Smith, Administrative.
John Kern vs. David Marvin.
David Everett Timothy Miller.
William Gilbert, Executor VS.. Reuben krcsge-
James II Walton Moses L. Noyes.
Joseph Greenswcig vs. Reuben Hartzell, Executor
In the matter of the Widows Apprasement VS.. wash
ington Oyerfeld's Estate
Reuben Christ VS.. Casper Buskirk Ct al
Theodore Schoch vs. icter .nterwfne.
Jacob Price vs. Palsn Northrup.
In the matter OF the Petition for discharge OF sarah
TimTnick Executor of Mason Dimmick, decd
THO. II McILuASEY, Protby.
LeceTnber II, 1874
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simon Fried received the first premi-
un on Boots and Shoes at our county fair.
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Sherif's Sale.


By virtue of writ of ven ex. to me directed,
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, will expose to sale, at Pub
lie Vendue, on
Saturday, the 26h day Of December, 1874,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House in the Borough of Stroudsburg, Monroe
County, the following described Real Estate,
to wit:
A certain messuage and lot of land situate
in the Borough of Stroudsburg Monroe Coun-
ty, on the North side of Sarah Street, being rs
feet in front on Sarah Street by 100 feet deep,
adjoining land of Henrietta DeYoung and Geo.
L. Dreher. The improvements are a frame
Dwelling House, A
Is by "a feet 3 stories high, with ':H
FRAME KITCHEN attached II iiiIE8
stories, frame BARN l6 by Is feet,
FRUIT TREES and water on the premises.
ALSO:-A certain lot Of Land situate in
Stroud township, containing
IA ACRES,
more or less, adjoining land of John Palmer,
John BOYS, John Decker and others, all clear
ed. Also, the interest of defendant in certain
lot of Land on the South side of Bark street,
IN the Borough of Stroudsburg containing
8 ACRES,
adjoining land of Sydenham w. and John T.
Palmer and others. The Improvements are a
Frame Dwelling House, <HA
% by 80 feet, stories high, frame fiss:&
BARN 80 by 40 feet, and other out %$5
buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of William E. B. Palmer, and to be sold
by me for cash.
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Stroudsburg,
December 7, l874.-3t.
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The sweet toned EsTEY COTTAGE ORGAN
ia CHARMING GIFT for Christmas and New
Years. All orders promptly filled by
isc 81. j. Y. SIGAFUS.
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A Question.

o. why are the streets so crowded, mother,
And where DO the people go?
Tie circus i not in town to-day,
Nor anv other show
Sc how they hurry along, mother!
There are men and women, too.
Can't vou tell me where they are going, mother
Or what are they going to do?
The ANSWER
Be still my child, and listen;
They are going 10 the wel-filcd store
OF Simon Fried, the Clothier,
Where they can get much more,
In these hard times, for their money,
Than anywhere else around.
IN no place in or county
Can better stock be found.
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Rubber Coats and Blankets, at Fried $
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nON'T you know that j. III.
- McCarty & Sons are the only Under
takers in Stroudsburg who understands their
business2 Ifnot, attend Funeral managed
by any other Undertaken in town, and you
win see the proof Of the fact.
June Is, Taft
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Can you tell Why ii Is thatwhen any
vsys inquf.s s,rx x,sA>ss, SS-rll->-s escre,
9sSt yT
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pu,s,s opyx, Horss-Thsre was a

p,p.s's OPERl Horss-Thsre was a
large attendance at the Opera louise
last night. on the occasion OF the final
-nrs.sutation Of the Black Crook. y
Tonight n companion piece OF the
"Blsck Crook" entitled THE Magic
Tslisman," will be produced. II en-
brace. the Grand Ballet. and highly IN
tsresting variety entertainments, to-
sether with a magnificent transiorma-
iion scens-the whole constituting Q
splendid spectacular exhibition.
CsuEL As.ArLr.-In going mp Taylor
street to the fire. in Virginia City, last
night, the foreman Of m OF the fir'
companies struck Mr.. Bisfeld over the
head with trumpet, knocking him down.
He was carried into a house near oy IN
am iusensibls condition. Doctor Hop
Lius. who was called to his assistance,
found his injuries to be OF very
serious character. lie was reported IN
moribund condition to-day.
Tows TAx.-Tho tax list OF the town
Of Gold Hill for the present fiscal year
feots up saO.0ss So; exempt. s329 81
total amount to DO collected, sl9,s5s Os'
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FoR CONSTABLE OF GoLD HrLL.--Thos.
Harkin, present incumbent, in . card
which will be found elsewhere, respect.
hill -.,rorno.. hims.lf n. candidate
tar ;ho nSscs ~ Con,tsbls of Geld HIN
Township, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic County convsn.i.h. sli;
naIsln h.s pr',sI ....o =, ~.
elnc,ent onioei, Al VIZ ~, ....h.'
,s-e'sc,,on VIII ns.sn ~ al Ia.
abiding citizens.
pu,.o Jrr.ox
$50.
''ii0"'Hs wa
acted In this court: The case OIL Inc town
y, nu "o,a NH, ~. rg,h ;r.t.n. Th. soI.
lowing persons ver. pstursliz.d: W. A.
Richard, Timothy Sullivan, James Null
lin, John Olds, Thomas 0'Hara and
Thomas Bailey. The Grand Jury re-
ported their having found SIX true bills
o. indictment. vouit aaIourn0d W ne''
'nis mornins ~ Az 0''
REPUBLICAN CosvESrIoS.-Th Union
Republican County CONVENTION will DO
held on Saturday next, at National
Guard Hall, Virginia City, instead Of
the opera House, ~ previously stated
BrupNo MONUMENTAL number
Oh "orkmch were snsas.a 'o-aa' n
Inv; nS I.,o.s .,d No.. .rS.t.r.;.,
structure already sncircline Il.
uuc.. r,..S.-
hA improve
msnt 70 report to-day |" regards the
,.rsl, ;n;ur.d . t.v d.x, 'no hv . cav.
In the Yellow jacket mine.
MAsiossrr1'- u ho!Ai Marion.
ar -" 81
Monday evening mart Sac sdysrtiss-
msnt In another column.
Az EXTENDED PopuLAnrrr. - Each
v... c,J. U-n-,,. n-orali.i rr-n,h.. tn
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TO CANDIDATES..

All announcements Of candidates for
Office. during the political campaign,
published in this paper, past BE- paid for
q, advance. We accept of no contingent
arrangement, but treat all alike. Acan-
didats who cannot. or will not an
nouncs himself properly before the peo-
pie, and pay his printing bills promptly,
is not fit for the Office he seeks.
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New YoRx. September H. George
Ellis, sI-Prssidsnt Of the late National
Bank Of the Commonwealth, was in.
dicted in the U. s. Circuit Court On the
charge Of misapplying $4,000 belong
ing To the bank, and for making. or
causing to be made, false entries In the
books. He was to be tried at the octo-
Der term OF the court. but the trial wa
prscludsd by the pardon Of the Prssi-
dent.
Important Results OF the Austrian
Arctic Expedition-An Unknewn
Land.
According to accounts in late London
papers, the Austrian north pole sxpsdi-
ton was frozen in at North Point, Nova
zsmbla, in August, 1879, and was driven
in q northsrly direction with ice. The
crew worked Ave months in vain during
the Summer Of 1873 to free the ship.
In the Autumn Of that year. north Of
tho 8Oth degree Of latitude. unknswn
land was discovered. whose boundary
line north and west was not to be seen.
A thin line was sIplorsd in slsdgss from
the 9th Of March TO the 4th Of Nay,
1874, up to the $50 degree. In honor
Of the Emperor Of Austria, this was
named Franz Joseph Land. There were
no signs Of animal life. On the Goth OF
May, 1874, the crew left the ship. Tess-
thoff, in four slsdges, and after travel
ing ninety-six days, reached Nova Zem-
bls, whore they met with some Russian
seamen and were taken to wardos, Nor
way, after undergoing indescribsble sui.
isring and priyatisas.
Power OF the State 70 Regulate
Railroad frsIghss and Fares
speech OF Hon. Matt. Carpenter.
CHICAGO, September l7.-Ssnator Car
penter, Of Wisconsin, delivered an ad-
dress at Ripon Yesterday before those in
attendance oil the County Fair on the
power Of the State to regulate railroads.
II was o long and very elaborate arsu-
heh', upPoi' ''P f
from legal authoritiss n decisions OF
courts, the conclusions reached being
sr-mm,,;zsa a. fo,lov..
e.. IT,, H., u..u.. -.
I'M - aI";ns ,..;.
,ho n,sf' M. sass a. ~. $40.
~. y. Sa;nn MI. rs.t N. isw n.rm;t.
Dls VI uo,nS III ~ 49, III
.ssin ", anu nv ..;,I Ia r,.a.-
.neir PoS' .,.,nr A' ~
u'S =. wv nv = h-..,,..,,,..o oou.
~ i. !. aus nah;os 49,
Panies me hsss. on = la.
ha,urhl pelson voua ~ 49, Wv WIN"
cut Per,hiss,on ~ u Lesisha'ul
Ihird-lhat tne arc ooigsa
10 carry passengers anu IslSi' Lor isa'
sohaois compensation, . suolsct 'nsni.
selves u suits Ior dahiages anu
forfeiture Of ehar'srSH IL 'hey Will ho' a'
So; .,u.
Fourth nat rniiroads are Puonc
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DISPATCH
stock Market-Habsss Corpus Gas
FAILED.

stock Market-Hsbsss Corpus Case
Sailed.
San FiAScrsco. Sept. 1880 p. NJ
The stock market to-day is animated,
and the general advance in prices Of
many stocks caused much excitement on
California street.
The habsas corpus case Of the twenty
three Chinese women brought out on the
steamer Japan, is still being argued In
the U. s. Circuit Court. The case will
probably be taken under advisement by
the court.
The steamer Pacific sailsdfor Panama
ct noon.
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a~EprsfncAS pnfnAxfrs.

The Republican primary election Of
Storey county, which was held ysster-
day, resulted in the choice Of the fol-
lowing delegates to the State and Coun-
ty Conventions;
VIRGINIA.
First ward-For Delegates TO State
Convention: J. +. Lewis, ID. o. Adkin-
son, James Phslan. For Delegates to
County Convention: John Lambert, A.
v. Comstock. j. G. Hampton, ]. +.
Todd, George L. Schwab.
Second ward-For Delegates to State
Convention; j. s. Piage. Henry Piper,
A. Cornwall, George Tomb, George A.
King. For Delegates 10 County Convsn-
ton: Jonas Sssly, John Rowe, W. b.
Hickok, c. II. Daley. John Rosen-
brock. Matthew Rsdding, George +.
| Hill, A. Aurich. Daniel Lyons.
Third ward-for Delegates to State
| Convention: William Gearhart. Il. H.
| Lindsay. Daniel Cook. Frank ThAysr.
T. J. McClellAnd. For Delegates to
County Convention: ]. A. Myrick, W.
NJ. Gambler. Joseph Laksy. G. Derby.
Daniel 0'Connsll, l.. p. wardsll.
Charles Kleupfer. John s. Orndorff, p.
ii. Corbstt.
Fourth ward-For Delegates to State
Convention: Thomas Parker. Philip
Reese. ID. W. Balch. For Delegates to
County Convention: Charles Cum
mings, Daniel Frazer. Patrick Gleason,
Hugh Lamb. A. $. Miller.
ooLD HILL.
First ward-For Delegates to State
Convention: W. n. Hall. A. @. Hay.
Seymour PiIlsy. Owen Frazer. H.. e..
Maynard. Joseph b. Ramsaell. For
Delegates to County Convention: b. H.
Carrick. n. II. Ball. Jacob Laity, G.. +.
Kellogg. Thomas Quirk. ]. q. Dubsl-
bsi.s. A. ]. Tyrrsll. X. j. Peters. o. Q.
Mundell. Timothy o'connell. VI. +.
Wolf.
Second wari-Delsgatss to State
Convention: +. G.. Taylor, 5. w.
Chubbuck, Frank Wheeler. Thomas
Gallagher. Delegates to County Con-
,sntion: Z. NJ. Chaplin. h. +. Hazel
tine. Ivy Fulton. IL. &. Blanchard, W.
II. Gray. Chss. II. Golding. John Z.
Coulter.
AMERICAN FLAT.
For Delegate to County Convention:
ID. Wagner.
FLowERy.
For Delegate to State Convention: L.
l.. Buckingham. For Delegate to Coun-
ty Convention: John Mccullough.
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DIVIDENDS.

u.,.ber-stp per share. sggrcgsiing $4,000
declared Sept. 8; payable sept. IL
Crown Point II per share. syIsrs.unS
$1,000; declared sept.s; payabl" ssptia
consolidated virginia per .hArs
acyrsgstiug t51t,eo, declared sept -
psyahls Sept. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-17

ExrLAxAriox.-As there arc several gentle.
men by the name Of Mayer 10 Storey county.
those Interested will please bear 10 mind that
tho Mayer who 10 q essdidate for Public Ad.
mlnistritor 10 Doctor William Mayer. propric.
tor Of Mayors Shaving saloon. y street, VII.
ginia City. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-17

A NECESSARY R~EouEsr.-lt 10 well known
10 my customsrs that an not In the habit OF
urging payments. bat desiring to 60 below to
lay In Q supply OF Fall goods, on the 18th day Of
september. Il 10 necessary for me TO ask oil who
that time. ID. GALLAND. ]