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New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
6uerial Notices
Failures tn 1879.
THE ANNUAL CIRCULAR

ras NRRCAETILs i0RNCY OF DUN, sAelo" 80
s.a b. bed .. sspAe.ao. :. asr sa0s'. $50 s'''s'',
e8s wtipt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08

A vEar lArIp. safe and easy way 10 make mo
ney. is to procure territory 10 intrsiucs the latest
useniinvention that Is wanted every day By ever
one. every where. who has . family. . mlisiied
Sewing Machine with Table and Treaile for only
SO that does the sane work a. . machine you
wouli pay So for, rapid. smooth and 1rm, makes
q seam 80 strong that the cloth will tear before the
stitches win rip apart. Eight new attarhtnenh Tor
ali work and the Improved Button Ilsle WORKER used
BY us only. Agents only need show them In opera
tion to sell In every house they enter. ~ and up.
wards cleared daily by smart agents, No such ma.
last rear, iD,0D families use them. Demand In.
ereasing every day where they become known.
Ministers, Judges, Lawyers. Editors. Maehlni.ts.
given free TO nrst applicants. II there 10 no agency
In your place, write for u. or buy o machine for your
family or q relation, there u none better or 10 cheap.
Machines sent 20 all parts Of the country On recslpt
sf price, $40. Read nj advertisement beginning "Se
Saved IN every famiiy" In another column Of THE
paper. Address the froprietors, RosEar J. MSL
iiaAS 4 Cs.. I'D Canal street. New York.
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The Fifth Ay.nu. Invalid.

Olivia. writing to the Philadelphia
Press from Saratoga, says; 1.-THE inva-
lid most blest in human eyes IL the great
Fifth avsnus dowager OF New York,
who has come to Saratoga TO purge
away her supsrfuous flesh. II Is terri
BILE TO think about, still more awful to
write II to the newspapers, but how can
Saratoga be word photographed unless
the truth be toldi The Fifth avenue
dowagsr has been tied to her a%ristocratic
mansion, M the goose il fastened in the
story Of pats-de- fois-grass. Livsrisd
servants come and 60 at her bidding,
and by this means exercise is almost en-
tirely suspended. II is true she takes
an airing In the family carriage, but this
relieves the lungs and somstimes soothss
the nerves, but does very little for the
muscles and organs which throw of
useless matter. Then she partakes free
ly at q luxurious table, sips dainty choc-
olats and spicy wine, and in return for
this love OF the ssnsuous, nature takes q
savage revenge. The beauty and glory
Of early middle life is blasted As light
ming crisps the magnificent oak. The
lovely woman ON the verge Of thirtiss
slowly disappsars. Her complexion,
once milk Of pearl. has gone like a
shadow; her form. once supple and
graceful ~ the Venus OF Milo, has be-
eome . long figure encassd in IN amor
Of fat. And this is the awful penalty
which the Almighty has fIed for those
who break his physical laws before they
have scarcely reached the noon Of life.
So the Fifth avenue husband II here to
put sems fssh ON his bonss-the kind
he lost in his pursuit Of Manmon-
whilst the wife comes with fhe express
purpose Of laying . portion down. II
the husband and wife are both one, Is II
not strange that such contradictions APP
pear!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08

Private black Hills Expedition.
81. Paul, Mimi. September ga
dispatch from Bismarck says: A party oi
Afty men will leave Bismarck In about
thirty days for the Black Hills. The
party will Be composed Of experienced
miners and hunters. who not only know
the color Of gold and the habits Of the
Indians, but are sharp enough to svads
the military. and who once in the Hills
can live a. red men live and consequent.
ly will not bother themselves with sup.
plies to any great extsnt.
New Censtitatie..
LITTLE Rock, September 8-Ths Con-
stitutionai Convention yesterday COM
plsted the new Constitution. which was
signed BY all but seven members. Reso-
lutiens deprecating the outragss in the
State and demanding equal justice to all
without regard to nco or color, plsdging
themselves to sustain laws and inviting
emigration to the State, were passed.
Invited 60 Examine the Books.
CHICAGO. September s.-Albert Keep.
President Of the Northwestern Rail-
road Company has written the following
letter to the Wisconsin Railroad Com
missioner: "Gentlemsn:-My attention
has been called to the report Of the
speech made by Governor Taylor in
Green county. on the goth ult., in which
the following statement occurs: The
Commissioners say thGt under the Pot
ter law. and doing the sams amount OF
business a. last year, the railroad CON-
paniss would lose less than Ave per cent.
Of their gross earnings. After the most
careful Investigation. the officers Of this
company are satisfied that under the
Potter law, and doing the same amount
OF business a. last year, this company
would lose at least 20 per cent. Of gross
earnings. and that this fact Is capable Of
the plainsst demonstration. We are
therefore necessarily led to the conclus-
ion that the information given to the
Governor by the Commissioners above
specified 10 based upon some misunder-
standing Of the real facts Of the case,
which might be removed by an s1amin-
alton OF the books Of this company.
showing the extent and cost and manner
Of ~transacting the business Of the COM
pany in the State Of Wisconsin. It's
manifestly impossible to remove the
books from the principal Office Of the
company, but / respectfully invite you
to examine them at this Office, and offer
you ample time for doing so, with full
explanations Of the name in which
the business is done and the books ars
kept. 1 would DO glad to do anything
in my power to remove what seems q
very grave misrepresentation Of facts ON
your part. which may result in injury
to this company"
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Deuies ths Accusation

CouoHs.-A medical preparation in
the form OF a lozenge 10 the most con.
vsnisnt. browns Bronchial Troches'
allay irritation which induces coughing,
giving relief In Bronchitis, Hoarssness,
fuauenzs, C~onsumpivs and Asthnatic
complaints.
The Hale & Norcross Company have
levied an assessment OF 50.
CRowS PoNr. dividend Of 50 per
share declared.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08
LINCOLN, CAL.
Important CsaI Discovery.

LINCOLN, September s.-Further de-
vslopnsnts in coal, by A. b. Scott, who
has been boring upon ranches near Lin
coin. Placer county. q few days ago, at
Q depth Of ffty-hvs feet, struck a very
superior quality Of coal in much greater
quantity, being nearly 90 feet in thick
ness. The ranch IL owned by d. B.
Cook. II is q mile from the Wilson
mine, and near the railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08
TO CANDIDArEx

All announcements Of candidates for
Office, during the political campaign.
Published in this paper, putst Be paid for
madrunoe. We accept Of no contingent
arrangement, but treat all alike. Acsn-
didais who cannot, or will not an
nounes himself properly before the pee
pie, and pay his printing bills promptly.
10 not At for the Office he seeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08
FROM WINNEMUccA.
Star, Robbers Arrested.

wNsrMuccA, September s.-Captain
Bsdsoe, messenger for Wells, Fargo <
Co., from winnsmucca to Boise City,
Idaho, arrived in town this morning
with two prisoners, Frank Tulford and
Frank johnson, who are supposed to be
the parties who robbed the Baker City
stage last Winter, nsar Baker City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08

wnr IT Is.-It is no, strange a TALL that the
sidewalk In front OF W. X Rlson's store ID
hlockadcd with goods every day. and 90 many
people coming out loaded with goods. for with
4 few dollars you can buy groceries enough 10
do for q month. You can buy fresh iona.
toes. an can, for Is cts; fresh peaches, IN
fruit, IN can, rs cts. and everything In proper.
ton. Go and get q package Of Ris0n's coffee,
fresh ground every week. Try Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08

A NsocsssAHY RsouEsr.-lt 10 well known
10 ny customers that I an not In the habit OF
urging payments, bet desiring 10 60 below To-
lay In Q supply Of Fall geods, % the 18Th day OF
Bsptsnbsf, u II necessary sor mel 10 ask oil Who
lossibly can to cone forward and ss!tls before
hat time. D. OAKLAND. ]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08

CosxoroLirAS SALOON. eome OF G street
and sutton avenue, Virginia City, cuARLrs
ssnnrH date Of the Saddle Rock), proprietor.
Mr.. Sommer desires TO inform bis friends and
the public generally that he has thoroughly re-
fitted and opened the above popular Saloon,
where he will be ready at all times TO supply
his customers with the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars. Give hin q call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08
POLITICAL.
UNION REPusLioAn
STATE Central COMMITTEE.

MEETING OF THE UNION REpUB
"A iiesn STATE Central Committees, nen IN
virginia City, Juno ~. is1t.l y was a..
iResolycd, That Q btste Cenysntion o. the
uniou Republican party be bed q w,nns.
mueea. 90 THURSDAY. ssp'sMocr -. osssss.
nominate candidates for the fono~''s 0m
to-wit: v.,,...,ts.
tive In Courrcss, two Justices OF The buprsme
CONT dong and shert tcrms), Secretary O =
Attorney General, Tressursf o. 5'stS ,srs.
tepdent Of Public Instruction. btaic nirsIsi-
oeist. Clerk Of the Supreme Court, btste ~.
Ter. and state Central committee. and Ior tnS
transaction Of such other business ~ snAu
Resoiyed' That each County Be entitled TO
ono Delegate at large. one for each ioo yosss
and one for each fraction over 70 votes ssss -
J.. "; Haines. Presidential Kieetor' s'tns ssa'
eral election Of lsf1.
voter at the primary elections Of the pery
shall be: ftrst-Are you Q citizen o. tne
United States and State Of Nevada. or viii you
be . lawful voter at the ensuing electisni see'
puSiiesn State and County Convention Al iss
next electionf
Resolved, That the severai County CON.
mIitees be recommended 10 adopt such other
means and tests % may seem 10 them necessary
to the promotion Of purity and fairness II The
Deisssi.s are sppOrioued to the 'svsr.icOua.
tiles a. follow:
Churchill
Doualas
like. s'...s.'.'...'
menlda '''''"'"'
Humboldt.
Lincoln.
Lander.
kureka MINIMUM
Nyo ......................'..'''''. ''''''''
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Coin InLERs ard everybody read this:
There 10 one thing certain; those who are
aiiing with dyspepsia, bilious disease and
loss or appetite, get well BY the use OF Bitter
Witch. Every time . doss 70 taken the patient
feels better. Bold at J. Jore e. Drug store.
Last Chance Llnlment, the greatest pain.
killer In the world Web Foot Pilis, the easiest
purgative. Sold everywhere. AZ
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last Evening.
10 Meadow vaiiey.s
10 kaymond = KY. ION
- Ptochs, sk,e
rs Warrington d Creole, N
g 3 s s1 : q. 81. SIX 80, s.. BIO
40 chief OF the Hill, loo
500 Mahogany,5
$50 Chariot Mn. 10. 10.
100 Ipdspsndsnt. 7Se
1S Prussian. AZ
5l0 Nonitor. Belmont, ~. q.
aoo sierra Nevada, ek.s...sx,s.
1oo Silver Cord. N. 4.
10 Enpire ldahol, IN. ~
40 South Chariot. 10. i3S b,o. IS
,s s alden c r. % = ny s 80. 4
70 ssg. Beiehsr. 100, lea
Us Imperial. OK. e,., 10. or. 0. so
100 unlsn Goa. IL. lsk. IS.
SIS ophir. TS. s,x IS, So. x3S
go 0vsruaa. tss an. ~ tsS bio
CHS Grown Point. g. Ssk. Is sl0. cs, Is sO
AIS Kmpirs. iVS, ioS. ios, ioS
10 Kxehsquer. 20
500 Confidence, i5S, isx, ISM
100 ChollAr- Potosi. 56k. 81
eco Bs.. Z pslsse,; ssf: S.; - a.,
80 woodvilie, IN, ~. ~
This Mernlnx.
SIS Ophir, sax. 9a's, - b5. a,S bso, u
no Gould 4 Curry, ~, 0s. ~. b5
go Beet . Bslcher. -. ~ 80, Ex
80 sav,Es, 80. sly: s's,S
100 Chollars Pstssi. 80
80 Male a Nsrrsss. a.. az. tas s'o, 1bio,
ii,o Crown Point. q, e1s:, ss. 81 s0. ~X. Is,
$40 Yellow Jacket. sO. son. 81. sik
sTs Imperial, 81. w, D.. no. o., IN b
2o7s Empire Mil, ioh,. iok. 10. bio
ts5 Cen. Gold hin Quartz, si..t
80 Ksntueh. Is, i'S. is'... IN BIO. t5S
100 s.lss:.. y, ssx rs, 0y, ii ssa. Cox. ssS.
sso ov.ia.n, taS, es. sas. "a. a
no Bacon, 8
a5 Union Con. II. isk, ~
30 silver Cioud. sc
~ Tyler. tec
go Ecllpss, ", X. sbo
% Seq b-ish.r. iCa. 100, iO,. "
70 EIchequsr, 20. ~
rs sueeer. II
ies silver nil; 5.7s.n.
100 Pacific. s1Se
800 Leo, ~, ik
1880 senator, N, IL
as California. ssS. ssS sio. 81, 20
ans Caledonia, az, NV
' Is Con- e,ss'' Virginia. sss 8; 80. s;s. So.
" JallA. t.,t
$50 Buekeye, az
" Utah. ~
" Dayton. 3k
70 pardansliss, i3S
IS Andes. oc
100 Sutro, 1 b19
as New York. ~, ., 81
100 Bullios, y. 81
c5 Justice. ~
rs conadsaes, Is. Is 40. i5r bSo. rs.
ssS Baltimore, ~. ~, ~ b5
$50 Rock islAnd. AK
so wocaville. IN. ~, 8 bio, ~
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o~eeTAoLCs TO

yvAppY RxLrEy yoR yoUNo Mis from
Htis e6sets o. ErIor, and Asssss - - i W..
lIc. z.nncysS. New method Of trsatnent;
~ - .sS yensrksbls remedies. booss ~
E,sssfaowXRp ARTICULATION. 70: : SSe,n
Hirth sirsst. Philadelphia, fA-an sennS.st
having . high rePuisiicu iof hoao' hi n
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The War ON Church Embellishments
In Italy.

The War ON Church Embellishments
In Italy.
NEw YoRk, September 8.-A Rome
letter says that in progressing with its
liquidsting the church property. the
Government Commission take action
which shows they are determined to cut
nearer and nearer to the bono and leave
the former well fed. fat, little else than
q grim skeleton. The establishment OF
the Propaganda was last week made to
feel, for the first time, the pressure OF
the first turn OF the screw, which brought
to the auction block tie fine property Of
Moutalts, . large villa or palace in nm
admirable situation. above Frascati. All
sorts Of protests were put in both by
the directors Of the Propaganda and by
friends connected with foreign establish
ments In Rome. 1t was knocked down
at 327, 900 francs. The P%ropagana will
receive annually q sun equal to about
5000 francs a. a benefit from this In.
vestment in public funds.
Desies ths Accusation.
Edmund Yates has written . letter
denying the accusation that he carl
catured in his latest novel Of American
celebrities those whose Inequalities he
accepted while in this country. and say
ing that the six months he passed in
America were the pleasantsst Of his lifo.
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PROCEEDINGS
or Storey County Republican
Committee.

Committee.
MEETING OF TIE STOREY c0UN-
"A ~ Republican Central COMMITTEES, heldat
VireinIs, JAY IS, 1874, the time Tor holding
Republican Primaries, for the election OF Dele.
gates 10 the State and County Conventions, Was
hxed for
wednesday, September 10, 1874.
roll. to DO open nom ioA. X. r. on
The lumber Of Delegates for the STATE. Con.
vcuiiop was appertioned e. follows. to-wit:
Pint ward, 6old Hlli-slx delegates. Pole
NJ Liberty Eugine-house.
second Ward, Gold Hiii-Fsur delegates.
Polls q Lincoln aose.hogse. .....,.. pou.
IT., w,1d' ViT'n'a-1hres o''es''''' run
s Ss,s ward, v~ixinis-Tiye delegates.
Polls 1t wsshoe Engine house No. =.
Third Ward. vlrginia-fivs delegates. Polls
at Young America Engine house No. +
isurt6 Ward. y,yiniaIThrss Seisgs'ss.
Piowsry Precinet-on delegate. Polls at
pELEaATEs ron COUNTY CONVENTION.
First Ward, Gold Hill-Eleven delegates.
second Ward: Gold nm Seven dsisestes.
second Ward. Nirginls-Nlne delegstes.
Third Ward, viRfnia-Nine delegates.
Fourth Ward. vlfKinia- Five delegates.
Plowey-One delegate.
American Fiat-One delegate. Polls Of Bal.
timors Consolidated once.
The County Convention 10 bs held at Piptrs
Open House, Virginia.
Saturday, September 10, 1874,
Al 10 O'Clock A. H., for the purpose d nem'
mating the following ticket, to-wit;
Two State Senators.
Twelve Assemblymen.
One District Judge.
One sheriff.
One County Clerk.
One District Attorney.
One County Treasurer.
One County Recorder.
One County Assessor.
One Public Administration.
One County Superintendent Public Schools.
One County Surveyor.
Four County Commissioners
Three Justices OF the Peace.
Three Constables.
Board Of School Trustees.
RESOLVED, That the test 10 be required OF al
voter at the Primary elections Of the party
Firt-Are you q citizen Of the United States
and State OF Nevada, or will Jon be q lawful
voter at the ensuing electionf
Second-wM you support the nomlrses OF
the Republican State and County Conventions
Of the merit election
The eficers Of the Primaries win be hereafter
announced BY the COMMITTEES.
RICHARD RISING. Chairman.
A. WILLIAMS, secretary. jysi I'd
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WASHINGTON GUARD PICNIC.

SECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION OF TIE
~ Washington Guard win Be held a Bow
srs' hsnsion on The 9Th day Of September. For
further particulars 80 future Advertisements.
~ order OF The Committee OF Arrsngsmsats.
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Ineerrces Rspert-Deash % ID. W.
Fsrisy-Rscss = weather -Tsek
P~oasessiOn,

BAN FiAscrsoo. Sept. 81 ?. H.
The report that the running race At the
Bay District Fair. yesterday. was given
to osesols, was incorrect. In the last
heat he was shut out by Nell Flahsrty.
but the judges decided that the horse
was distanosd BY the foul riding Of her
jockey. The race and msney were
awarded to Nell Fiahsrty.
G~resnbscks. s1asiH.
D.. W. Perlsy. q well known lawyer Of
this city and Nevada, died last night at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel, after . lingsr-
ing illness.
Al Bay District Fair to-day there will
be a running race between four-ysar olds.
mile heats, best three in Ave. for .
purse Of $3.50. followed by . pacing
race for q pure Of $500. The attend
ancs promises to Be fully as'largs a. on
yesterday.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The Mayor. Auditor and Treasurer
took possession Of the License Collect
or's office to-day. No appointment for
the vacancy is yet made. There il .
host Of applicants for the place, which
is tempting probably in view Of recent
Developments.
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DISPATCHES
poMEsrIo NEWS.

srpcAl TO rm seLp H1L DAILY xrws,
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANCISCO

lsrrerlt TO rrs ostD znL DAnr srvs.l
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lRsroxrrD BABY NJ xnra . HALL
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present. time, II 70 sono
where In the neighbsrhood Of $780,
900, 900. The amount just named,
under the superstition that ID 10 all
silver, would. II masssd, forn . sslid
bar OF bullion twenty-five feet long.
twenty-five feet wide and twenty-five
feet high. weighing l,2?2, SAG pounds,
Troy weight.
FoH COUNTY CLKKx.-J. B. Marshall.
Of Gold Hill, in q card which will be
found in another column, announces
himself a. a candidate for the ofics OF
! County Clerk. subject TO the de-
| cisisn Of the Union Republican County
Convention. Mr.. Marshall 10 well and
fayombly known in this community.
He is thoroughly coaversant with cleri-
| cal duties, and II elected will Be equal to
the requirements Of the situation.
INTERESTING LECTURE. Prof. Denton
will lecture again at National Guard
| Hall this evening. Our readers should,
on no account. miss the opportunity OF
hearing him discourse upon 1.-The Coal
Period and Worlds Tenants at the
Time" He 10 . profound scholar. .
| close student Of nature. andis thorough
ly at home A. regards the subjects
treated OF in his public lectures. Go
and hear him.
In THE FIrLD.-Mr. Z. Nys, present
incumbent. in aeard which will be found
--
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SODA

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-16

TRysIEEp SALE OF yALUAnLE TRACT Of
kA,lNR N TIE ~ &c G9TNTX OF M LAN9aNTGT9
SSH H11E aE sf iASH

By virtue Of Aeeroe Of the Supreme Court OF the
e !: .sss. no: JOHN
Van Hook ct al, the nndersiSned Trustee will sell
q a. RSSslIs Sucsion g The eIsssss Siddsr q
insser SssesfesS, ii III sIi ute. inssrss.
ss. e.rs" pS ana land
and being In ssid county, q tnontown, 3. ginning
for ths ssd piscs, parcel Or t5aet q land a. me
ercs srsss .nd :. ia down
upon the revieed plat Of said Unlontown, running
thence along :osth s.ds ofJe1enen street sS.th
and thirty-fo!r feet, 70 D. Hca's wesiern iiae;
thence, 81 right angles, south fourteen and half
q ne sca as &
s &c !sS
Suaissrs q Sesrss ior ssssicn q sonpsssj siSSt
hundred and eighty feet; thence south seyenty.dve
and half degrees eat Sso hundred and three feet
fourteen and . half deerss.. east two hundred and
nNY feet to point in sline with the southern line
q On .sd hs9 sssssss thirty
ioursesn re = hs!f dsSrssS ssss one hundred and
nSs essee r. Ina scss q ie.s
tesetber viii ~ hsildinEs end apprrtepances,
5c.
eQual payents, IN dx, twelve ard dShteen months,
% esaE interest e eight per cent
sscured BY he notes Of he purcSsssr Of
p1rchsses indyrssd 10 the sfisfset1oi Of the Trus
tee. ahA e e 5 isn On ne property ssld Nc DEED
sS siiifh svs b ses Ssss Sasd1ss Sosss Vii 5:
REQUIRED when properly = sold Or yishin twenty;
%Ss o1 q :s
;s g I % Sc 81 AZ ss
e 3
mhI5-dkds lssafl .. n. WARNER, Aact.
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8xfisaal, gtpnbIifan.
aCONDEN8ATTONs.

rhsrs sss nev thsss hundred and ninsty-sisAe
oranges q WIseeosIn. = 800 =
The sseax are sssas 10 % MO ths hsir-raisiag
- - SetiaG dissassd pssk. 81. tg :.
Oes. OAio y tAs sgs e ~ ysass. -
-. Csinsinsass has champion senupt saleisl. We
sssa g d:si 3 saasss I S:ss
E!ens 49, Gcllass week !. al the Itas-
- went sef eisaning ths serssts q New York.
and Tie Orispias ssy tAsy WIN isid ess 70 d
-Ths Lsslsvills Csurssr-Jsus.ss has Lost n, mt
~ - edieee MAKES some feline rs1asks IN con-
AasapA 1annsll who rsesntly disd very sud-
SS:.,y ]. Is..;sil ~. X lad Insurance. en- his
tam. s: t,.ss & % e 81: s:s
would not nfe very leog t. do It.
A 81. Louis ministsr named Barnitx has -
into dimealty bssaase tbs woman who slipped ous
Of his room was seen BY . bell-boy.
Brooklyn has bodgsd l9 Bayos, Mr.. Hunter,
Il e new badge, snd sf course has Latin IN
seripsion, which no one can undsrstand.
The Ohio eoostttutional convention think Of
township and municipal ofiesrs on the ssne Day.
knueoeIphta hotel walters are shout to wait
uRo3 tneir ooseee for an increase Of wages, and
tns isstef tha.k thsy WIN have to wait until thsy
Cinetnnatrs charity has run out. The sovp-
house 2 ordered closed, and the stock on hand
pei q tufnips and stsw-pan-ordsred sold as
0rhe 0orosis ladies, who are soonomisine this
year, are TO dine and wine at Delmonico's On TIE
iseh inst. Thsy are ness Of thsm evidently cru
The poor Of Chicago are seeking other Door.
houses because they are fed on musty beans.
They are mot ussd 70 such fare, and will not put