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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
srArIoNRRY Ann JgwELRY.

J. q. Marshall. at the Gold I'LL ro.t
ONCE store. IL sole agent for al
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
paperv. All the latest Rssiern periodicals.,
magazines. etc.. received as rooD a. Published
and delivered In any part of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. blank
books of every description made To order at
short notice. Gold and silver watches, clocks.
and = dne assortment of jewelry; repairing In
that line neatly aud well lone. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular adver-
tirement In another column. lelo
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Tho lecture delivered by Rev. Geo.
ID. Allen. at Miners Union Hall. Gold
Hill. last evening-on tho free school
system Of the United States. and the
policy Of having the Christian Bible
read in tho schools-was largely at
tended. aud was listened to with pro-
found attention by all present. no one.
whatever might be his religious persua-
sion. Offering the least interruption 10
the free expression Of the lecturers
opinions. His belief. as expressed last
evening. was that Of every Independent
thinking. libsrty-loving citizen. Of this
FREQ country. He believed that the pub
lie schools were the corner stone
% true democratic principles. In them
there was no favor shown to a child on
account OF the superior wealth or social
position Of its parents; but the good DO
havior and ability Of each was the only
standard Of merit. Tho motto In the
public schools Is:
"nonor and fame from NO condition rise;
Act veil your para. there all the honor lies"
Let the public schools DO abolished and
each sect DO allowed to instil its pecu.
liar tensts and exclusive ideas into the
minds Of children. AMI civil and r.liv.
ions liberty. the clory of tbis FREQ conn.
try. receive n fatal biowi
IIs saiJ lint Tho a,tenpt NJ Tho lRo.
man Catholic Church. 10 divert the pub-
lie school funds TO the supper of Sec
tartan schools. was a concerted plan to
overthrow the public school system. In
support Of this assertion he quoted nu.
merous passages from various Catholic
organs throughout the United States.
One Of those ouotatious was. ..Catholics
first. citizens second,"a sentiment ut
| terly 10 tho genius Of our In
| stitutions. of which the central idea il,
that each DO. first, a citizen Ia good
ono). and. second. q Catholic, Protest.
ant. Pagan, or whatever suits his pecu-
liar IDEAS. In directing particular 1T
tentiou 10 the attempt Of the Catholics
10 break nm the public schools, he want
ed n distinctly understood that no was
as much opposed to any other de-
| nomination acquiring control Of the
schools as 10 the Catholics, who, on
c,ouu of their attitude, received par
ticular mention. In the am connec-
ton he said that he was in favor Of re-
iectinr. as citizens, those who did not
inJorse our public school system. This
| might seem like restricting individual
| liberty. hut ..Liberty, like the ocean,
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cuRMICAL

Save time. health aud money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "Chemieal Strength" rold by all
druggists. Instructions full. and q cure guar
antrcd In any case OF facilitating dreams Tor
reminal weakness), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay, rcsulting nom sell abuse.
,xees.es or any canre. CRANE a BHiauAN.
wholesale Agents. San Francisco. Price ~
mar boffle -
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uxvpRo,,. RATING STAND.

u.PPRON's RATING STAND.
The beet place In Virginia 10 get a'quarc
meal ID st Ilcrron's Rating stand. In tho Pal
ace Saloon. opposite the Postoniec. Open
day and night. Private rooms Tor lAdier. MI
tho substantial l~uxnries of the market 10 be
found at lIefron's. lie respectfully Invites his
OoId Hill friends TO call and see him. Jy9'
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TO THE. LADIES.

DIR. THOMAS win merely state that he pays
the utmost attention 10 diseases Incidental to
from the Royal College Of Surgeons, England.
simcd By Dfs. Robert Lee and Arthur Fare,
.P6ysiciins to their Royal nighnesres the Prtn.
cess Of Wales and the Duchess OF Edinburgh.
sttestlng 10 his proficiency and thorough
IONA can BE- seen In bis ONCE.
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A CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the errors and
indlscretlons OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood. etc.. will send
a recipe that will cure y0u. free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . mis-
Sionary In South America. Send q .elfad'
drossed envelope to the Rev. Joseph J. lnman,
station ID, Biblo liuusc. New York City.
anil CIR
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IMPORTANT.

Generally inndorsed by the Medical pro.
f~ession, DR.. VIM. Halle Balssm for the Lung,
cures Coushs, Colds and Consumption, and all
diseases OF the Throat and Chert. Dr. Towns
ey's Toothachs Anodync cures In one min
ate. b
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SECOND DIsPAroH.

The Hank or California Remains
Open Longer shan Usual-Its Ne.
ecipts Exceed It's Disbursements
by o75o,Oo0-Ths bank Omcers
Surprised NJ the Result oilec-
tor shannon victimised BY n For
Eor The First National Bask
Changing BASE.
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. %REro.r.

DAILY 81 n. r. KxArIxa . col
~cAliroRSiA BOARD.
Iss~s EveuinE.
~ Alpha. TN
80 Andss.s ,.
lg5 fletcher. ~
a. BALTIMORE Gun. ~
Is Beet and Belehsr, tih
~ Leopard. IL
- Cssluopshtaa. 40
10 Chollar Petosi, 10
iJ California. s9h
50 aouli 4 Curry. II.
~ Caledonia. tta
us Cnwa POM. Nv
e. Empirs Min, 81
l,-i llus-ey. IL
a. Justice. III
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loo tslobs. sjc
~ lmperiai. ~
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~ View York Con.. an
ms Mint. &c
a. Nevada. I5c
ioo MsXicas. sDA
40 OakiAni Con-. I.
1jo Leo TSc
iro Noah Carson, &c
=, Ioek Island, "a
2i0 Ophir. 5Tk
II Savage, ~
la Lady Bryan. yac
-, Prospect
iD silver ltIl, ss
tTO sisrra Nevsia, H..
~ Utah. II
:, uhios Ton. n.
:o saccor. o..
49, woodvillc. ~
10 Oyounan, a.
yellow Jaeket,el
t.u Gala.
!, u.rks 4 barrow. II
lao atn.hstl, A'c
80 svisthan. ~ s
~ ~iielmont. ~
10 krntack. ~
iuni Golden Chariot, a1Ac
20 Ilt Elmsrc.
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to rsorman. ~
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20 Ne~ Coco. AZ
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g. Occidental.
~ Caolisr poto-i. 20
10 Goa. Virginia. M
Crown l'oist. 20. AK
~ Empire Min. ~
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IN Uloh-, I. enc. 9jc
~ lnperisi. ~
80 Julis.9 ., So. ohh,o
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iTS Lsvisthaa. ~
~ L.o. Iac
go Lady " sshinxtsu. .. ~.
JlS Lady Brysn. e5c.l
as Mexican. nv. co.. ~ b1
leo Nevada. $50
81 Niagara, cc
~ New York. !. ~
a>, ophir. % ba. -. soS his. 81, ss.. 81, ssN.
GOV bD
~ Utah. 10
~ sierra Nevada. itN
u silver llill. s..o
ico Pacific. Z. sTsc
~ Prospect. 4. ~ BID
5IS ruien Con-, g.SS. So. ~
is5 wo@dvllls. q. ~
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80 North Carson. sc
~ yellow Jacket. 6. G.
~ Oyefmsn. an
"a senator.
~ Rock Island. J
So Mansfield. 10 blo. .ac. CSC. Use. m
"a kaymond q Ely. ~
rs Goahd and Cary, IL.
so MAho-any,i
10 lila. 3..j. y. ht0
ssl Ida Eiinors.l
10 Hale n Nofcross. Il
10 w-il- far-p, IN
~ Meadow Valley, ,
&o Sorih Carson. snc. isc
~ New coso. AZ. IN 81
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tYAnluArsn AID ADVICE $3.50.

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
only into his private medical establishment,
where every attention 10 paid 10 their comfort
By the Doctor and experienced nurrer.
wi i'm
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DR.. THOMAS

Trcs. ment OF Special Diseases OF the Geneit.
tiyu Organs has been with.ut parallel. u 10
based purely upon pathological principles, 10
perfectly safe. speedy and permanent ~ Ito 81.
fccts, never for . single L0ur preventing the
patient from following bis daily occupation,
but on the contrary imparting tone to the nef-
vous and muscular system with astounding
rapIdlty.
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z Z

lie will Thoroughly Investigate Jour disease
and will guarantee Q speedy and larting cure u
ever case be undertakes.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

Opsning or che Bank Of ~Caiiasrnis-
Flags aud saiutes Cells RlswisE
both Ways = Depesits Eqsat %
the Drafts.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

.r.c,AL 70 rur coin NIL DAILY rr~..
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10 the Young, Middle Aged and ri.
derby Men

Who suffer from nervous debility. facilitating
lowness OF spirits. lassitnde. desire to
AVOID society, ~giddlness, dimness OF sight,
syphilitc, contagious or rkin direases. afiec.
tfons OF tho heart, lungs. liver. kidneys and
urethrn,
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Observation-Disclosures s.cons
sah.aa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
al n R e w A r d
ron An
YA3o0o lncurabic Case!
~ OR. LE RichAu's
~ GOLDEN ISAl.sAM,

Afcr ten years tual on tile e,ast, hA' Ire'th
,,,.li tLu oI,y curative 10 . e,tibib eia't ci u.s'
vsses pronounced by medical pisettI.hei' .
iEcufabsc.
LIN. In IlicuAu's GOLDEN BALSAh MOL
cure, Chspervr, frri and r.eoLd stages; sntrr
ON the Lryr ur budy: Sure kAft. bar, No,e'
ric.: Culirr colurrd BloIrltr. ~ Liliiic u.
tsrrh, Diseased sealp. Li.d all piinsIy i"in, ~
the disease known NJ syphilis. iriee' tzpsf
bottle, VI W Tor ".
DR. LIZ RicnAp's GOLDEN BALsAh No.
cures Tertiary, Mercurial, syphilitic kbcnma.
tism, Pains In tho Bones. lack q The Netk.
liberated Sore Throat. syphiliuc hn,h. Lnn,ps
and eudicAtcs all diseases rom the sysirm.
whciller caused ny indirerction or abury of
mercury, leaving the blood pure aud hcalthy.
Price t5 per bottle. or Two for t9.
DIN. LIZ IsicuAu's GOLDEN SPANISH hN'
TIDOrK. for the cnre Of u0norfhea. GIcrt; Iiri'
tation, Gravel aud all Urinary or Genital dii'
arrangements. Price. a. % per bottle.
I'm. Ls HicuAu's GOLDEN SPANISH IN.
LECTION, q wash and Injection for se,eie enrrs
Of 1onorrhes. lnfammsiory Glect. sinetnrrs,
and all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Price, 81 ~ per bottle.
nlro, Agents for IN. In RicnAu's OOLDkN
rlLLS for seminal Weakness, Night kmissionr,
fmpotency. and all diseases arising from Mas.
turbsiion and excessive abuses. Price. % per
bottle.
The genuine GoLpES IAisAn 10 put ny only
In round bottles.
ON receipt OF price, thcsc incidence will be
sent to all parts Of the country. by express or
mail securely packed and free from observsiion.
q. y. RICHARDS q CO.,
Wholesale and krriail Dnggisis andN&
Chemists, :. ". cor. Clay and san'omeA
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GRADUATED AT THE ROYAL COLLEGE
" OF Surgeons. England; the Royal College
Of Physleians. london. and Liebc.'s uniyer.
and 1854, receiving bis DlplomA as Member. Of
the hoyal College Of sufgcons, England, H.
centiaie OF the Royal College Of Physieians,
london, and Doctor Of Medicine Of the univcr.
piiy Of oressau. These diplomas may be seen
y The Ducior's once.
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DR.. THOMAS

Org.cR noURs-Yor Private Consultations,
Hum Q A. y. to y. y, aud o ~ y y. ~.
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COME AND BR HEALED.

Il matters not what your trouble may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case. ~
eaIl and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he. can cure you he
viii tell you so; II not. he will say so, for he
will not undertake q cure unlesshc 10 eonndent
m adectlug the same.
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PRATT's ABOLITION OIL

I. q FAMILY REMEDY that you can't Afford
10 do without. In time OF need II will save
ron many dollars In money and many panrs OF
PIiATT's ABOLITION OIL SPEAKS 70
ITsRLf Every bottle its own Testimonial.
S1-Fof sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
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MIsCELLAy.OU
SECOND :

CASH and in LARGE LOTS. we can UNDER.
SKILL EVERYBODY IN TIKI COUNTY,
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A. q CO.,
Drsssists md Chemists. a Praneiaes,
SOLE PEeEH!EroRs.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Yer All the .rp.... Of a p".ll, rly.'s

cosiivcness, jam.
dice, Dyspepsia. Indi.
g~rrtion. Dyrentery,
foul stomach and
breath. ~Rrysipelas.
Headache. ithcumA-
Piles. Eruptions
and Skin Diseases.
Liver
Dropsy,
letter. Tumors and
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vN-Onc ofthe arm 10 constantly 10 the Rast,
upder uhose supervision and care al goods are
manufactured for their tnde. taking advantage
In the fiuetuation Of the marketand purchasing
GoodsC Cheaper than any other House on tbs
Faeidc Cnsst. Those In need of Clothing uiu
consult their interests and money By nak'
fng tkelr purchases at
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DOCTOR THOMAS,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
8 U r q E Q NJ

Has arrived In Virginia City and located al
Corner Of Union and South Z streets.
(Rint flo0i), nearly opposite
International Hotel.
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DIR. sPTNEEY. while naturally impressed
with The delicacy Of the subject, feels NO hesi.
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
suGsrtngs. snch a. Nervousness, Neuralgia,
spInaI Weakness, Loss Of Appetite. Ls,sliude.
Prolapsus Uteri, Retroyerrions or Displaee.
nent OF the Womb, Vaginal Irrrgularities. Leu.
ehorres. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Constipation.
and many petty, Irritating distractions that
almost Invariably have their origin In the utter.
Inc region, he can Afford them .mnediaterelief
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-16

Hon. NJ. j. DURHAM, our able repre-
sentative in the Lowsr House Of Congress,
addressed his constituents at the Court
House here on last Monday. A large crowd
attended, and the best attention was given.
lie gave an account Of his acts and doings
as a member, and handled the Radicals in
both branches Of Congress. and the Admin
istrstion Just m they deserved 10 be han.
died. Judge Durham took front rank a.
mong the leading spirits the Lover HOUSE
Immediately after going there, although II
vas his first entrance upon the political are
ma. As a member Of the Committee on
Banks and Banking he held the highest
place, and his known ability as fnancier
rendered him an invaluable aid 10 the Chair
Man Of his Committee. His efforts 10 re.
trieye, in par, at least. the LOSSES OF the de-
positors In the Freednans Bank, were sue
oessiul. and they owe him deb, Of graft.
tude which We fear they will never pay
We oanno, even attempt synopsis OF Mr.
Durhsa's speech, even II il were necessa'
~. Suffice il to say that he satisfied hi
audience that he had done his duty, and
that the Democratic party is now on the
road Ia power, and that, backed by the Con
seryatiye element from all parties, the liz
mocraey viii make a clean swsepof nearly
all the States in the great battle which il
10 he fought and won In 1870,
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CASEY COUNTY NEWS.


MiDDLrBvRs, KY, April 18Th, 1875.
os~respssas~s I.isrssr J.wrsi;
Jas. McKisSEY, tot Mt. salem,) after
serious reflection, has concluded not to get
on his 'all fours" and banter the little scrub
he COW any more there being too much
danger Of receiving charge, and surgical
fees for rcpairs being heavy.
COL SiLAs ADAMS say. "The new Reg.
istration Law il one Of the d-d-st outrs-
COS ever inflicted % woman; requiring
them to tell the paternity Of their chill.
drcn."
OuR MkRcHASrs.-Jc.sie Iofiey, Of the
firm Of Coaey 4 Bryant, will coon com.
mence building new house on lot bought
Of c. l.. Holms. q. q. Fair has sold out his
branch store at Poplar Hill, to Joshua 7.
Wesley and 7. Watson and has had his store
at this place much enlarged. In going
through II the other day it, huge dimen.
sions and well-filled shelves reminded rs Of
large Wholesale establishment. We were
also in 7. Z. Jasper's store at Mt. Salem q
few days since, and found large, well-se-
lccted stock on hands. A certain retail
merchant Of Hustsnville would do we'll 10
call and examine his stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere, As Jasper will sell by whole
sale as we'll ~ retail.
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SUDDEN DEArH. An itinerant man,
claiming to be a Doctor Of chronic diseas-
e., died rather suddenly In town last Sat,
urday evening about 2 O'Clock. lie hailed
from Pine Hill, and was going over the
country on loo, in search Of patients. lie
was about sixty wears Of age, aud is said 10
have family at Pine IIill. His name was
ID. sirane DR.. Craig. who saw him shortly
before he died, said his disease was apo
pleSy. lie died in a wagon,body On the
street. An effort vas made to send him
home on the train, but the Conductor re-
fused 10 take him because he was not in a
coffin hence he had 10 remain here until
Monday following.
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By special invitation Of friends, we wit
nessed a trial race aud exhibition Of speed
between several 3 aud four year old horses
and fllies, at Spring Hill race coure, near
Crab Orchard, Yesterday. The track WAS
in good condition. aud the weather admira-
bly, sniied for the very excellent exhibition,
The Conr-e is. by the way, the best, In ma
ny respects, We have ever seen. A large
mound, az elevation, is in the centre, from
which the whole Of the track can be seea,
an advantage, We believe, over any in the
United States. We learn that the genial
manager Of the Course will have running
races during the coming season, which b,
will, no doubt, make success In trat
Orchard, the Mountain enyironed gem
the Saratoga Of the West" We met few
familiar faces and greeted several Of ou'
4 generous patrons,
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BOYLE COUNTY NEWS.
DAsvrLLE, Kr., April lt,h, 1873.

n ~
oe-r,yssd-~es I.,ssoy Josrnst
SArrRp,y VA. mild AMI ,,.,s,,, A.on,
non, !, commenced ~ ,lo.d mo- ..d :, r
N there ga. show, wnnd,v 4, ,,;,
.d An. ,I.,uom.,., .,.,d;.. =, zoo r..
~ ,bi. morripy !, mined .,,;, .,d ,7I.o
N m. ,,;, o..,.., la. - \, =
bs..,;f., .;.h, a, -. A.. ,.,.
flake. descend In N. s,,;,. .,,.,.J ..,,,
me 'riends OF Temperance IN the town
anu ''e'ni'y are struggling hard 10 impress
upon the MINIS OF the people the "nP"r'
'A"'e OF coming forward ana casting TIER
votes against 'he 'ei'ing OF all Kinds OF IN
.oh'eA.ng drinks several lecturer have
oeen oehveren IN pah'i'le on the SUBJECT
ihr evening AZ ooeioek Inc hsv. hooI
o"'u"en uii' "eh'er Temperance lecture
IN 'ne VINO" grove school house, on
Tue o'"h'oru PIKE, 'hree miles from tins
P'aee. i"e oher'n nae ice" ordered on
way IL, 10 nave The polls open tho sever
" P'ee'"es !" "os'e No""'s'
DIEp.--On Saturday, 9l-2r. ~, Of con.
sumption, Mrs. Styles Maxwell. This love.
~ christian woman was widely known as
wy "' ~Ae" oP'"s'
~ Wv ''. /" ' ""''."o '."''y
.""s' = :" APp,opr'Ae 'u"e, scr
~ f,. " '"' .''' " '"' nv
-. p '" w. ''' ".''"s NC" ""e 'o"s
.r" p'', ."e ""'e 'o'o"eo 70
~ IN.
fully Of her engaging manners, Of her ex.
empIary christian character. and Of her
strong faith and sustaining grace during her
long illness. The many friend, present
eou'o our 'ee' 'ne run OF sh said' Tor MIS-
sH'er "AA~eh ehdeafea herse'i 10 all VINO
khr" ner. her o"dy '"r onr'a' Was taken
70 ne' o'a nome IN MARION 'oun'y. How
her sweet pa'ieht lace VIII be missed by her
fanny o" 'heir return none ca" tell Nor
are the Immediate relatives the only ones
VINO VIII painfully rraiire this great loss
Many 'h'ahds VINO nave enjoyed her hos
p''aii'y and her tender interests IN their re-
coverv will sadly mourn for her whom thew
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&. n. y. n. IfeNss.

Mn. o. +. TowssLEY, the faithful repre-
sentative Of the we'll known Clothing house
of A. d J. Trounstine a Co, Cincinnati.
made Us very pleasant call ON Monday
last. While in this section he visited
Mcssn. Boyle 4 Roach, Contractors ut
Kings Mountain Tunnel. TO whom he sold
large bill Of goods. This speaks we'll for
his. house, rs Messrs. Boyle 4 Roach are
Cincinnati men, and know its worth, Mr.
Townsley is a thorough business man, and
We heartily commend him to all Contract
or~. See his card elsewhere.
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OHi That ash Is lovelyi Where did
you get III At the New York Store, Of
conr-c. They have just received . neat
and elegant assortment Of Ribbons. Aud
zee NV shoes. How we'll they g. 40 cheap
tan, Custom work. All the aJie. buy
their shoes Al the New York Store nov.
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We 10 nos sooofss shemi r"'"eou p"c's
N so"susS i.Pevsso y osi"s "'f'cd' %
ooes your seesssFv r'e improve
'noe o' vhon vfiues en'ci'm hs' oecn
maae. ~ "sny ssme' ~ "sc'~ceps"n
W Wy oe'ns snnh'os"ec' s"~'hs s"oolu
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'e'rao''on'
MAJ. ELlrorr died Of Pneumonis, last
Thurdsy. lis lif. wss characterized as
one Of grrat 6rmners, especial, in natter
where principle W, involved. lie was 40
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and decision. lie va. also a brislt Mason.
and a. . ,.nocranoc man oc.e va. fr,n.r
As r,sidept of ,h, N.,;onsI prpt here. M.
acted hi. mar, we'll. In everything tina,
came an. that was likelv tn elevate the U1Or-
al .,a,us of an. comr,c;,, n. ~,. .v.,
ready "a do nj. mar, II;. f,,s,,, ga. ~.
tended BY the iarr.s, procession We have
eve, .ce, In yom re,
a.,
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moui.. From all We have learned. va
sup,o.e him 10 h.v, bee. a man vbo nj, /.
,emp,ed to a. ,rirht llc..r.. Mos. fla.
lev and sbepp>rd. exhibited the warmth of
their heart. In seeing him bccomipsIv IN.
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w S'e '"'o'"e' '""' TO- W. 'oI'n A"'
vic, oo'h nave aee'e'e a"'ch OF iheu'
s"'ia
II. II. GrBsoS, hns been undergoing tic
the Needle treatment" for Partial paraly-