Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-10

IN AffAnnAmaa And IhA nAFI6EnI4nGA
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p.,'. % Lcs','no .SINe
ora'eu ntask Nr0oA nun
ing 40 Perisrmsis' Aniong .ne Aaas
uohs are .Pisnu,u -
dition TO a full dramatic corps and a bal
let troupe composed Of young ladies dis
tinguished for personal attractions. wv
ing to me great eAPsnse M
eAnio'hon tns Pnee ol ? n
U 30 cents LOT ,no Raiqus Ana ~ oo
Tor the ar,s' c'I.i mpsN
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VIII % $780, v;.s;u;.
ing 'neii stay "
The RNo,-Ths much talked Of Prize
al, h..x..r lama. r;.l.u .,d J.mss
a.
isouuA, tooA PiAee 'nis iorsnooh ~ 'n'
head oil the esiesr urade' oou seven
miles nor'n OF Virginia. Inc oauue.
ever known /. The STAT. was fought on
the same spot where Bine Williams and
White faced each other in the ring some
three years ago. The fight was wit
messed by about 1000 people. The
eombatants entered the ring about q
quarter to 0 o'clock. both looking in
splendid condition. Tom Kean sec
onded Ticksll and Bing Williams Rodia.
Thirty.hys rounds were fought, the bat
tie lasting two hours aud . quarter.
Poll. x.on an. 6yht TieLsll WAS nret-
y badly Puh,she1, oo'n syes 'e"S
semi-ofheiaiiy informed tna' Eo~aru
Niles, OF Gold Hill. was admitted N q
cadet nj the United States Military
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a .a,.usn Iii, ~ Az
aHsSs.,, a.s,;,.;na - ~. .ron.or Con.
oe""es ssNsn - 49, nj. -
s'essn" $500 in a." ..s,ion non. 81
snou nj nv - n,..s.I .t.n Js.oh
wh;,s vhoss nro,e,s he wa. Young
| Niles had only q common school train
ing, and we are glad, IN TINS case, to.ee
the Taas " 'ns YES
= ,aiiu,e r.fntsd' Our embryo cadet
m.n;f.stsJ remarkable .ptitnjs for
study willis in school. and during the
las, two y,ars IN. attended the Third
Wari Public School in Virginia, he led
all his classes.
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an s.,.,.,;. !, .-nr.no,;s "a
a...U..s.-u,., roIa snr;n,. al.
ns,pi - ~. Hudson mai across the
49, ,ro,, W.st Point w. can imae-
Inc M. a,ouiSi,s ,pjoyment the Young
sace-brushsr must experience at the
sight Of l.afy groves, waving fields OF
corn. or in watching the huge steamers
ploushiag up and down the waters Of
the majestic Hudson. Young Melon
nell will leave for Annapolis about the
18th Of the present month. in time to
be present NJ ,hs saan u ao,h VI '
""''n A p"
o 0ocNtf Assh ~
Gracsy, present incumbent, IN q cart
which will be found elsewhere, an
-ro,,... himself nj. n candidate for As
80, !, S,o,.y county,. subject TO the
,J[ac;s;on ~ ,he Union Rspublican County
Cony.nti.p' Mr.. Gncey is widely
known throuchout the county, aud has
a very large circle oil insnas,
.iee'eu LII ~sasnowlclg. The com.
pliment Ly A faithful discharge Of duties
appertaining to the Office.
~. r.z, pro-
fEoftssoh Dhsros
fessor Denton delivered Avery interest
ing lecture at National Guard Hall last
evening. upon the Reptilian Period
y, y Lin, : cooJ worL in inter.
es,inc anal .niishtsninc our people
in regard to scientific matters.
lilo has the happy faculty Of simplifying
his remarks so that they can be eomprs-
hended even by a child. He will con-
tinu. his series Of lectures ON Friday
and Saturday evenings.
p,.,v,, co,vr p,oxxxrsy-The rsgu-
,u..m,.mor,,,v mating Of the Pacific
coos, Pioneers will be held at their hall
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