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Van .Ruren
Steam mn Ferry.
U. ). Mail Stage Rouie--Qulckcs
and Best Crossing OH tho
Arkansas River.

YEynE well known and long estabiisheu
Ferry at Van Buren,. Arkansas, Is now
under the charge of the subscriber. The pro-
ptietors having recently pat Oh a Large New
Steamboat and Sih careful and experienced
Ferrvmcn they feel confident that they cal.
give universal satisfaction TO the travelling
public. Their aim win be to meet the IN
crensing demands of the large cmigrant trav-
el to Texas.
The st Louis. and sherman. Texas. L. ;.
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which Is
good guarantee that It Is the shortest as well
as the best rogta fer travel Of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest aud best boat ON
the river, and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day. and no retention on either bank need
be expected Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides Of
the river and no pains will he spared to ac-
eommodate the public. We shall strive to
continue to make This the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas.
N. Ferry Accounts must Je settled
lfonthiy- No derid,ion nom this rule.
II. C. no BaRDs, Proprietor.
Van Buren,, Feb. {, 10 II
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tS- IIayman & Sons have rcftted their
|Steani NH and put in new machinery pre-
|pratory for grinding Wheat. The old man
lis one of the best millcrs in the Country and
THE boys are chips off the old block. Look
Tout for their advertisement next week and
1.-The inducements offered.
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09
THE w OEt-D.
THE WEEKLY WORLD

rs our great edition for the country. Itcontans
The latest Prices. tolesraphci from all the Mar
kcts Of the United States.
Tho Farmers page. with al the dnnps Of the
Farmers Club of the American institute letters ron
prrctical firncrs, &c.
4 page Tor tue Family Circle Of lively and pure
reading.
One or two fret rate Novels during the year
All the News in concise summary
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Presbyterian, 20. S.

pev. i. G. KENNEDY, Pastor. Divine Ser
,ice every Sabbath, except the 81 of each
,onth, ut Ii A. NJ. and r. NJ. Prayer meet
,rc Wednesday evening at P.M
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AZ They have got a story out, that
kev. Joe Brooks looks like old Parson
Drownlow of Tenn, 1t was designed as
acompliment to each of them, but sing
n,arIy enough, both have got mad about
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opponents sometimes call him overbear-
ing, but | always liked to meet him in de-
bate, because l always knew he felt eve
rything he said"
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09
New Ste am FIGURING Mill

HAYMAN & SONS New Steam
Flolring Mill, on the Levce.
Ezs- Are now prepared for the New
Wheat Crop. 3w
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09

Tue Opp FELLOW This is the title
e' a new paper in the interest of Odd
Fellowship. Published by Rivers &
Boiling, at Humboldt, Tenn, and cdite d
|ly the Rev. W 7. Boiling, formerly Pas
tor Of the NJ f. Church South of Van
Buren, He is ready, spirited writer
|and we have no doubt will make the pa
|per interesting to the members Of this
|Order Terms 81
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Gg Anything Midas touched was turn
ed to gold In these days, touch man
with gold, and he Il turn into anything.
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ss"H He has left void l,. that ,9sa",or Gannor
be ca easily aled, as the bank director or
touchmgly remarked of the aOs'0"0'ns
cnshieE
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09

IS- The Rev. Mr.. Hunter has been rs
signed to (for the unexpirei term until
|Confcrehcc) the Society Of the NJ, Z
Church South in Van Buren. He is {
pleasant gentleman and we think the
Church and the citizens generally, will
be pleased with his ministraton. Ser
tirc every Sunday at the usual hours
morning and evening
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09
Wheat Harvesting.

Oar Farmers have had beautiful weather
for harvesting their Wheat the past ten days.
The indications are that CraW ford County
will not have to import pound of Flour the
coming season. This will be good news as
many dollar has every year since the war
gone out of the pockets of our people for this
very necessary article. We have report
from few of the many wheat growers and
would like the names of all and the amount
of grain raised by every farmer in the coun-
~. And would like it, if the Masters or
secretaries of the Oranges in the county
would report to us the crops of wheat in their
neigh borloods and the owners.
We have report from a few farmers in the
immediate neghborhood and within a half
mile of each other:
Pearson Mavield, 80 acres.
Carl May yield, %
A. j. Foster, Is
Mathew Moore, &
The grain is of most excellent quality, and
Il is estimated that the above will yield 90
bushels to the acre.
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"S Van Buren, is the best and cheap.
rurhlturc market. above Little Rock.
NOnsolt our advertising columns.
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09

- Deep waters make still noise. So
do deep men.
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09
NEW MUSIC.

choicc selection of new and pop
sur MUSIC, for sale cheap.
Apply to
y. w. DAUGUEkTY.
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RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY MORNING.
ro, river l. falling slowly with 3 feet by
'Sc' Weather warm and cloudy.
1s'Pay or yow paper.
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AS ALAsT RESORT,

They had raised the well worn death
head and bloody bones of the ku kIuy
for the purpose of creating public opin'
ion adverse to- the Baxter government
Judge Wiltshire, who is himself a North.
ern man, says that there are not twenty
men in the state who are really in any
danger whatever, and these are in danger
only of having justice meted out to them
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09

Children fed on New York milk re-
qulre no chalk mixture
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09

ne County Scrip for Sale. Apply al
this Office
The Van Buren press., 1874-06-09

-"Come rest in this BOSOM" rs the
turkey said 10 the stulling
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TERMS.

Cash ia advance senh postolco money order,
bank draft or registered letter Bills sent BY mall
will be ut rick Of sender
Additions 60 clubs may be made any time in the
year at the above club rates.
Chnnges in clubs made ouly on request Of person
receiving club package. stating date OF subscription.
edition, post Office and state to which copy has pre-
viously been sent.
We have no travelling agents Specimen copies
posters, ETC. sent FREQ wherever and Whenever desir
ed. Address nll orders and letters 10
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The Daily World
Prices. Postngc Phil.

price for one copy for one year $40 (iuclading sun
duy edition si2l beginning any day aud 81 the
rate per month ioS any part OF the year
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~ All job Work, cash Oa deliv.
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REIGN OF TERROR.
Ugly Reports frcm the Cherokee Nation
Operations Of Gang Of Haif.breed
Outlaws and Thieves.
Strange Behavior of i. S. Deputy Mar
shals in the Matter.
Correspondence of the ST. Louis Republican.
NlNlTA, MAY 80, 1874.

Correspondence of the 81. Louis Republican.
NlNlTA, May 80, 1874.
1t does net seem TO be Of much use to
call public attention to the abuses Of au-
thorlty that are continually perpetratod
in this territory by the I s. deputy
marshals Of the Western district of Ar
kansas. Thus far, at least, the only re
suit has been comparatively barren in
vestlgation 10y the committee on judicial
expenditures at Washington, which ac-
complished nothing practical, for the
reason that it was confined to the case of
ex-Marshal Britton, and studiously avoil
ed any overhaulng Of the conduct ofthe
present marshal, Sarbcr, and his deputies
The venality Of these officials aud the
way by which they
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

S6sS AVOx4Ox1 OBExHE. WADn2lAEo..l
OssumwA, I0wb, D6s. q, NJ
Nathan Roysdsn, Il AZ, present !
Petition asking the appointmest 81 I
Commissioner 10 view and locate /
Highway o follows, to-wit:.
From The point whore the Blakes.
burg road crosses the Section line be.
tween Sections seventeen az and
eighteen tlS) township n, range il W,
thence south on Section line 70 the
South line q said sestioa II, town u
range n TO be forty (4O feet Wide.
The law having bsen complied WITH
Peter Stossil Is hereby appointed suoh
Commissioner, 70 commence work a
Friday, January 8, 1874 and Rsport Is
this oihce on or before Saturday. Jan.
nary II, 1874.
SIS WM. 81. CALDWELL.
90. Auditor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

4 Daaiy maahla - 4 y - coiapuls !,
scfy = ~ 6tGas 4 szicnltsrAi College
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01
WlIEiIIIaisIiN SIS Ok

/ lsslaGfspNt ~ NM Mgc IN -
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evsay dssa1ps,sa. = - ~ ee1aneoeN ~
se.Nan u1S nAkslx
q, q - = ~ g. = I.
isAan61 i - = Z ~ = ! 40 ~
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gss'asR - ls'. NJ
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01
|. !. s,.r.I -.

Tie advantages derived from the
use q PhonographJ IN courts havebecn
pretty thoroughly tektsd IN our st.te
Vithin the past Two yeafs, and OIL VINO
have had opportunity have noticed the
ease With which fGll and verbatim re-
norts ARC takcn down by Shorthand
Reporters, and WIN At once admit that
II ID vast improvement, over the old
and .ireary method Of taking down
testimony in lons-hand with which
we all have been fhmiliar heretofore.
tits indeed marvel to think Of the
speed with which every word, Is rap.
idly as II Is uttered h correctly taken
down by the reporter - compared
with sow long hand IN when tbe
work 81 recording testimony moves
only At 4 snail's pace and II u ne
means Of saving 20 much valuable
time, and expedites the business q
courts il ouch ! manner that no oae
could have any wcll-grounded objcc'
tions to lie introduction.
Besides taking down testimony y
courts, ii would be wen Il reporter
| wore aathotiscd to sdminister oath
and take dispositions, At any point \
he district for which they are appoint
al, aad shns the drudgery Of pFepaIl
| Ing for the trial Of cascs would ?
I.esseued to great extent, and sval
| amount OF time would be saved TO 4
parties for the transaction Of 9TH
business aud We nrgO upon orr legll
lators to take the matter into consids
| alton aarins tic coming session, =
enact such 4 Law as Will secure us ev'
! ~ benefit which can BE- derived fro
: the science Of short hand.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

Pretend 10 believe thas advertisifg |
does NOT psyi We'll, in man does npt
know how ioA dysffisA, \ Win net psp.
But II yon ares merchant, o. We csfsl
moi what and edvottise judiciensly, 70
M1fk.rAT. Esse f@s s
q 81 lis 5th. 81 Decsmber, JordA4's
cone inverted ID advertisement 4 the
Cousrra, Daily and weekly, snd s ron 9 !
that ilay up 70 the present hme nqr
| sales have been constantly On .ths rs
crease, 20. that for an OttnmWA houe z
their sales have grown 70 astoaisAarg
proportions. On last Tuesday tnqir
sales. al their dry goods and clothity
house alone, wore sl,o65 and on Vel 1
nesday they amounted 70 ovesN ~
1--we do not pretend u ~ thas tysey
| body can reach Ike fesalt NJ adsaE 3
| Using, but IL you hase sstinlss ~
I people waat and offer indoeenenn e
l them, and mske youf pro- ises GOOD
| - shes Jsr1snss have - and sti
, propose u do, yon Wnl md Printer
| INK % Be one 81 the most valuable aii!
To trade that ever was inyenseG I ReAl
j Jordans' new bulletin 10 to-dAys papc
and theus 90 md go What piles 2
| goods they are selling and you VIII p
4 convinced Of Al We ray.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

The report II or ~ t6ls ~ the
month endlnr IT, n o ~ foA1oWes 4
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01
rella has 4 tempernnee rcviyal.

pella has temperance rcviysi. |
The Des Moinss Valley Medical |
A ssociation will meet In Oskaloosa ON
Jan. eth, 1874. A general attnndancc
is solicited.
SMALL boxes In which TO pack
whisky Jugs, and mark them ssiin-
driea,S G. o. D.. are in unusual de-
mand just now.
Tho HaWk,eue proponnds the follow
ing conundrum. ssShall we have the
State Fair p and then calls on the CIT.
izens 10 answer yes or no.
A Sioux City dead beat claims. i'm
munity from the yagrant act because
he has free lunch route that supports
him very comfortably, 81
Damn Bros. have shipped out tlhs
this week over 1000 cans of fresh OyAr
tcrs. 10 day they made shipmeAt bf
goods 10 Austin, Minnesota.
"Goop-ByE, you old scelding, rSd
headed heathen,' wrote . DubuQpc
man TO HE wife tho last thing before
shielding. She says sheid Ike ID have
hold Of him about one minute.
Dr. s. lsansom did 4 BaFiisxt3a
yes1er6Ay, aged 81 y6ars> he esetitd
In HuralnrtoA 10 1857, sad his 0eAth
causes : pTosoHBa feslfag OF regret u
that cay
Arrxsxssssnas ars skAkiay tor he
appearasee here OF The ve1oelins So.
trrs trio ct the most saefightllal sink.
exs in The United Stxtes, lfthey t0uks
they win be here on the evening ofths
3Ofh.. ~ 80
JpKKiS, oil tho IA rilelA Ledger, 9o
taken IN for 500 or Republic lnshr
ance stock aud us costs on top Of thu
We can sympathixe with YOU Junk
as also can = good many other Lsn(S)
&C ducks ID this sicinity. X Ill
A man by the nAmc .of Pony Smiu
was killed on Friday lasA VI eaatbina
coal bank, ~ miles west Of Agent
City, by the earth's cavinG Ia ~
smoihering him. He left . wife al
two children In destftute circumstancl
EATos n AarHuH, wladlssale fyk11|
tore dealers and manufscturerA ha1
received An order from Cold Sprin'
Nevada, Tor : whole car l0ad o. lnrr
snre. AZ thas fu1nitnte - 10 be /,
bsdstesds, II il sappoeed thAt Brigha
Y0mng 81 starting a harcM there.
49, $3.50
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he oqTJMWA COURIER
Here and There.

MossIse Jan. a4is7t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
Injured Indians and wrOnged Wright

A few days since some trouble secm-
ed brewing In the White Mountains
near the Columbus aud Benton stage
road. 4 Mr.. Wright and partner are
engaged ~ cutting wood and burning
coal for the Columbus market. IL At.
pears they have been operating IN the
plnlon timber region claimed by an
Indian, who desired some royalty. a
demand OF $40 was made through Cap
tain Charley. who Happened to be
there at a kind Of f~andango or circus
performance, In which the actors en-.
gagged were painted Instead OF being
clothed, except with n 6~rcech.clout.
They find stripping themselves with
red, white and blue, something alter
the barber pole fashion, more eeonom.
lea! than obtaining the coon.skin sarb
Of the circus clown. The Sutrodize
was not acceded TO, aud the appear
ance Of some dozen painted Indians,
more or less, ut the camp OF The whites
with guns and accoutrcmonts, was ap-
parcnt cause for apprehension for evil
designs, especially rs n portion OF Mr..
Wright's family were ut the coal
camp. The Matchmaking not being a
success for the full amount, n smaller
sum was requested, which was also
refused. Finally a meeting OF the
parties was fixed OH NJ Columbus,
where the matter tapered down to u
desire OH the part OF the Pah Ute at
torncy Tor a shirt on credit. So far as
we have been able to learn from Inter
viewing the parties, tho lajisns wear
their old clothes. eat their pine.nuts.
and everything l.. quiet Ia the noun
tains.-Boru M.iHer, Nay 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
~ THE CABLES.
Cuban Affairs.

Nxw YoRK, juno "a Cuban let.
letter says the principal corps COM
mandoIs Of tho Spanish fsrcss have
quite recently been coming to Havana
for the purpose OF comforting with the
tho Captaia.G General. Aher remain
ins a few days they return to their
commands. All Of which indicates
that the Captaln-G General is determined
to push things.
Advicss from Manzanillo state that
insurgert bands, which It was supposed
had left that district, are again
making their appearance, and 1t Is ex.
pected that n new raid will be made
by them from Nuovitas.
The condition OF affairs Is reported
very bad.
The %lnsurgent. are said to DO near
and can enter the city whenever they
please. Tho Government has com.
mencsd the collection Ct twenty
dollars head tax decrced some
time ago upon slave owners for each
9 lave In their possession. Tho lndlca-
lions point to a sickly season, the yell
low fever has begun to make Its APP
pearanee and smallpox and measles
arc prevalent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05

SAWsriEiD GuARp BALL.-The Sars-
field Guard will give n grand military
and civic ball at Miners Union Hall,
on tho nigh, Of july ID. Tho Com.
mittcc OF Arrangements arc deter.
mined to make their third annual ball
Que Of tho finest eve given In Gold
Hill. Nothing will DO loft undone
which can contribute TO the comfort
and enjoyment OF the guests. The
price OF tickets admitting gentleman
and ladies has been fixed ut s..
GLopE CoSsoLipATED.-A special
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
Globe Consolidated Mining Company
will 10 held NJ tho office Of the Com
pany, la san Francisco, oil Wcdnes-
day, the 10th inst. See official notice
In our advertising columns to-day.
PAYDAY. - The employee, Of the
Belcher Mining Company were paid
or to-day. The disbursement, made
by tho company for labor during the
month Of May amounted to SS0,OOO.
BKIcnRR DNmESp.-A dividend Of
q a share upon the capital stock OF
the Belcher Mining Company, aggrc.
gating $500, 900. was declared to-day,
payable on the 10th Inst.
MrsEnyE & CAsgy's we'll known
saloon, In Gold Hill. has been fixed
up In capital style, AID the lovely Pat
Casey IL ever ready to gcnially smile
with his friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
Mn. A, m,

L ia ~ IS -
wslLknown throughout the country - . Pa.
| biologist and Psychologist, whose successful
treatment Of certain physlcal disabilities and
functional arrangements defcrvedy cntiue
srccisli.s. would respectfully Inform The eih.
rsns OF virgiAia City and vicinity that no mas
| returned to Virginia. and can be eonsu!tsd q
his once. No. IL WILLIAMS ana
BUILDING (Kntrances-opposite festomoe'
insI,r Of Kidding themselves, through his pro-
f~e,siouai agency, OF such constitutional annoy-
snccs and Ailments ~ he claims TO compass
and 10 cure. without entering Into sioRrapni.
cal details, Il IL sufficient TO simply promulgate
ths fAet that Or; spinney's earliest rspatassS
conduct OF the Montreal Canada East Medical
Institute. Tho regime Of the English Phar,
maceutical College 10 gauged ~ an elevatso
standard. An extended experience ano an
assIduous study OF the varied phases Of disease.
enable bin 70 grarante: h. assu mnlsifa,1 o. eSrooie
affections incident 10 both seIee; sucn - Nef;
yous Debility, Exhausted Vitality. foutnn!i
RIcesses, Marriage lm~pediments. Chronic and
General Affections.
no THR LADIES.
DIR, sPINNEY, while naturally Impressed
with the del,cacy Of the subject, feels no heel
tation In assuring them that, IN conjuneuon
with q competent knowledge OF their vahous
sufferings, sueh ~ Nervousness, Neuraigis'
spinal weakness. Loss Of Appetite, La,sl,ude.
Prolap.us Uteri, Retroyerions or Displ.cc
ment or the Womb. Vaginal irregularities,
Leuchorca. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipa-
lion, and tho many petty. Irritating dI.tra e. en-
uterine region, Afford them immediate relief
COME AND BR HEALED.
II matters not what your troaole may Be.
will cost ron nothing for coniulaiion, 90
please call and satisfy yourselves whether me
Doctor understands your case. IL he can cure
you he will tell you 20; u not, no Will say %,
fsr he viii not undertake q cure unless Do 10
confident OF erccting . eur.
YOUNG MEN,
Who may be suffering from the effects Of youth:
full iollies or indircretlon, will do well TO avail
al ,he altar Of 'ufierins humanity. DIR. sPiH.
My will guarantee to forfeit $500 for every
case OF seminal weakness or private disease 81
any kind or character. which he UNDERTAKES
or fails 10 cure. lie wouh, therefore. ray 10
the unfortunate sufferer Who may Rad this no.
lice, that you are trcadiny upon dangeroa,
ground when you longer delay. In seeking the
proper remedy for your complaint. You may
be In the frst riagc-remcmber you are ap-
preaching the last. II you are bordering on
The last, and are suffering some o, AZ Of iss
persl-t In representation, the time must come
when the most sklllfal physician can render
you no assistance; when the door OF hope viii
be closed against. you; when no angel OF mercy
tor failed OF success. Then, let NO despair
work itself upon your Imagination. bat avail
yourself OF the beneficial results Of bis treat.
Tncnt before your case Ia beyond the reach OF
medical skiil, or before grim death hurries you
Into q premature grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
EMMETT GUARD PRIZES.

Tho following Is q partial list oil
prizes presented to the Emmett Guard.
to be competed for At their annual
target excursion to tho Bowers Man.
sion on Sunday next:
A massive gold chain. to Do shot for
by the commissioned officers, present
ed by the members Of the company.
A worry line silver watch, with gold
m~ountings and chain, by Capt. Matt.
Canavan.
A very heavy gold chain, by Col. G.
L. Ferrcnd.
One fine silver liquor stand, by Gen.
j. d. Winters.
One fine. heavy bullion bar, BY II.
NJ. Friedrich.
One genuine set OF coral jswslry,
brooch aud earrings, by Lonkey &
smith.
One fine silvered water pitcher, BY
VIM. woedburn.
A set OF genuine stono cameo sleeve
buttons, by J. X. Stewart.
One set OF fine quartz sleeve buttons,
by w. q. Thompson.
One pair quartz sleeve buttons, BY
NJ. Lynch.
One gold chain. by Hayes 8 Nevln.
One goldLlned silver tobacco boz,
by Col. +. =. 0sblston.
Ono gents flne amethyst ring, by
Thomas Gracey.
A nns chased cake basket, by Capt.
j. y. Young.
Ono splendid cake basket, by Capt.
s. 4. Curtis.
A pair OF line goblets, gold lined, by
Il. Hughes and Capt. Young.
A pair Of fine opera glasses, By X
NJ. Daggctt.
a ino quartz ring. by Patrick Ford.
A set OF beautiful pearl studs, by 4,
A. Atkinson.
One nns silvered cup, by Col. Jas
Kelly.
Ono sllvcred cup, by Mr.. Connolly,
"A silvercd fruit basket, BY john
Skac.
A fine gold pen and holder, by I.
Heating.
A silver set, consisting OF 4 knife,
fork and spoon, by Mr.. kegg.
One sllvered spoon-holder, by j. G.
Fair.
One lady's gold ring, by Wilson &
Brown.
One French bronze clock. to be
awarded to the second worst shot. the
gin OF Orndorif & Magee.
The above named prizes can be seen
at the we'll knswn iewslry establish.
ment OF VI. NJ. Friedrich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05

AROUND AxoSa Us AoAis.-G. w. Hall, 70.
mlliasly known as watiy," having bought In.
to iho Pioneer Laundry again. with his father,
IL ones more fiourishing about among Ms at
tending to the business department Of the con.
oc.n. waity IL the cid standby. and under
Glands all the details OF the business most thor.
oushly. Tho Pioneer Laundry IL turning out
any amount Of work, done 10 the most satisiac.
tory manner. II 10 deservedly q highly popular,
well patronlzei Institution. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-05
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The hes, for BAKING purposes is
wIoHr & Co.'s.
myc0 I'm

WALLER ON CREMATION. All good men who
deal fairly and squarely by Their fellows win be
pleasurably remembered long after their souls
shall have returned 10 the eompanionship ol
IN, just. and their bodies are properly crctnaied
In tire most approved modern siylo. There are
plenty ~ men. however, who deserve TO he
burnt before death Tor their Inherent wicked.
nc--. and among thc-e are clothing de alers who
sw,adlc their customer, by selling c~lothinslnot
worth half it, price. such men ought TO be
crcma,ed. and their stocks Of clothing with
them. Call At my store. In llalr's bullding,
Main street, opposite tho Office OF the uoLD
Hill Ngws. when you want clothing, and ] will
do you honest and square justice.