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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-10-20

THE Daily G!cbs is still pitching into
The Kentucky State Lottery Swindle.
10 for 'em LAIuE. Its pity that
some Louisville journalist hadn't done
this thing long ago.
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THE Prohibition party of Massachu-
sets declared in convention that it was
to the interest of their party to beat
Mr. RICE, the Republican nominee, for
Governor. They selected j. D.
BARKER to carry the prohibition ban,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-10-20

ISAAC Caldwell, of Louisville, one
of the most profound lawyers of Ken
,ucky. has consented to become a cam
di6ate for the United States Senate.
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gogN =. BARRETT. Editor.
HARTFORD. OHIO COUNTY, KY.

THERE are eight hundred convicts
il the paniteatiary at Frankfort. This
l. the largest number ever confined
On ere at one time.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-10-20

HARTFORD LODGE. No. H. L. d. G.. II.
Meets regularly every Thursday evening in
TaNlOr's Hall. Transient members of the
rider are cordially invited to attend
b. P. BERGMAN, W. CT.
WILLIE LEWIS, w. Seey
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIM. Duke, sr's, Executors, pitts,
against Equity.
WIN. Duke, sr.'s, heirs, dts.
All persons having claims against the estate
of VIM. Duke, ST., deceased, are requested to
produce the same, properly proven. TO the I'M
dersigned, Master Commissioner Of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, Ny, on
or before the 5th day Of October next, or they
will be forever barred.
F.. MURRELL, M.C,O.C.C-
July IA, 1879. 2SnJm
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SAM LARKINS,
FASHIONABLE
BARBER e. HAIR DRESSER,

Would respectfully announce that he has re-
turned to Hartford, and resumed the Blrbering
business in all its branches, at his old stand,
the first door northwest Of W, II. Williams
Store, where he will be happy to receive the
patronage of the public.
lie is always ut his post, AMI guarantees sat
isfactiOn with his work, n:;5-am
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I. II NltD WICK, A. - y \
EEAHDNlCN IL NALL,

DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES HATS, CAPS,
BODCS. SIDES. HNRDWARE,
QJEENSWARE &c.
Which We will sell low for cash, or exchan &C
forcouatry proIa;5, paying the highest mark ct
nriec. molly
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TIE CROw HOUSE.
Opposite the Courthouse
HARTFORD, KY.

JOHN S. VAUGHr 1890. PRoPRIEIoR.
Comfortable rooms, prompt attention, aud
low prices. The travelling public are respect
fully invited 20 give u share Of patronage.
Every exertiOn male to render guests comfort
able.
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Evansville, Greensboro & Nashville.

The Mail aud Accommodation trains are run
by the following timetable:
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE

louisville. PasIucah a Southwestern
The down train for Paducah leaves Louis-
vile. daily except Sunday at $50 a. m.and ar
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Trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
X. s. TRIPLETT, Gent Manager.
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LETTER FROM CANEYVILLE.

ALI Ben HAMAD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
sGooNp pIsPAToH.
Further "Details OF Confidence
Mans Operatiens-Aetien Of the
Pacific Jockey Clab.

SAX FnAscIsco, December 20-3 p. Y,
George Thompson. the man who has
been st piping at the Cosmopolitan,
passing himself of as Captain Of the
British ship, in harbOr and victimizing .
number OF Arms by bogus orders and
borrowing money, was arrested ysstsr'
day OF the hotel on charges Of grand
larceny and obtaining money under
false prstsncss, has also been playing
his game at Mare Island. representing
himself as an intimate friend Of Secretary
Robson.
A very genial feeling Of satisfaction
exists at the action Of the Pacific Jockey
Club in offering to deposit the whole
amount OF tho big purse subject to the
order OF judges Of the racing. The 22d
Of February is mentioned Al q good
time for tho race a. II would give those
horses now ailing a chance to recover.
aud perhaps some Of the horses now
racing In the Bouth might DO induced 70
attend. The meeting. which IL 10 BE-
held to-day. will probably settle the
matter definitely.
The police made q raid on Chinatown
last night and made fifteen arrests for
gambling and keeping houses Of pros
titution. 1t has been cloudy, with q
southeast wind. oil day. and is raining
lightly this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
rIiE i.irrIxa MArciI.
Charley Brseks wsakens-R-ferss
Decides In Favsr Of iIouEh.

Tho lifting match between Nelson
Housh and Charley Brooks came Of al
Miners Union Hall Saturday evening.
Hough was the favorite in the pools,
selling a. high toward the last as $40 to
- so on Brooks. After the pools clos
cd. Tom Harkin was chosen umpire for
Hough. Nose Stern for Brooks. and Billy
Cohen, referee. There were no written
articles OF agreement between the men.
the only thing looking like an agrse-
ment being the announcement BY the
referee that q rest OF twenty minutes
would be taken between each Lift.
Hough came on the stage first and lifted
the sack OF salt weighing 2I5 pounds.
Brooks then made his appearance,
and fooled around for upwards Of half
an hour. without lifting the sack. After
every person present had become dis
gusted the referee decided the match In
favor Of Hough. at the sam. time do
claring the pools oil, and returning the
money 10 the various owners Brooks
10 known to be q very powerful man.
and his conduct Saturday evening could
therefore be explained in only two ways:
first. that he was druggsd. and second.
that he threw OF the match; the latter
opinion lin which we %concur) being the
one generally accepted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
DISTRICT coUnr.

Tho following business was transacted
in tho First District Court, Saturday,
Judge Rising presiding:
In tho matter Of the estate OF ]. n.
Swain, deceased. an order was made
setting aside the return Of the administers
tor g sale OF real sstats and confirming tho
sale TO q. q. Butler. on his paying
twelve per cent. moro than was bid nj
public sale.
In the matter Of the estate OF A. II.
EdginQton. deceased. the executor and
e1ecutrix were ordered to soil the per-
sonal property ut private sale.
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Com
pAny vs.. ]. O. Hampton ct ais; hear.
ing Of the matter continued till Monday
morning next ut 10 o'clock.
In tho matter Of the estate oil Alex
ander Baldwin, deceased. appraisers
were appointed. L..
Considine VI. Corcoran; ten days I'D.
ditional time given plaintiff in which to
substitute papers.
L. l.. Stern vs.. Lueerne Mining Com.
psny; defendant given till January 20,
is1e, IN which to substitute papers.
In the matter fths estate Of Wheeler.
deceased, appraisers were appointed.
Patrick O'Brisn W.. George 7. Marys;
demurrer confessed and plaintiff per-
mittsd to file amended complaint; de-
PENDANT given till January 10. 1876, to
plead.
Cody, deceased; January ,. 1876, set
for hearing application for letters Of nd
m~inistration.
A. Luke vs.. William Hoffman and u.
and p. H. Ford vs.. William Hoffman; IN
each OF said causes, upon plaintins
showing to the court that defendant was
absspting himself to avoid service. II
was ordered that Il. II. Taylor be APP
pointed atios ,sy to represent said DO,
isndant aud to defend each Of the said
actions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

A SUNDAY,
Zoe Bish Lays Piass fer = Day OF
R~ess How They succeeded.

What. with the daily arrival OF Christ
"a. an, Thai, ,..,.,uI arrange
""' $50
inents In the store. iAs' SssA was o"'
the busiest Joe bish has put IN ior
manv n month. After the close Of the
-. -. 4. Ia. Nf.,.h.ll and Tho
=.
other employees al inc r~os'oin''' .
discussing the situation and laying plans
for n good time ON tho succeeding day.
p..L-,, ~. -....,o. =, R;sh had
N""' WIZ" "a 'N''P"o- -, ar
arrogramme maze ""' ~ U.s.,
iulhlment Of certain engagements played
an important part. Dish. however. oe-
hevei that a man ought to have one DAY
in seven to rest aud recuperats. =,
Said he: "Ill 80 to . tonight and
sleep till . or 10 o'clock In the morning.
then III get mp. have agood steam pain.
get shaved, have an Al turkey uinnsr
n lay back b rest OF the Gay. len
you what boys. Ill DO q new man Mon
day"
The boys then separated for the night.
each going his several ways.
Meeting la,o last night. they natural
" enough began ipouirinr how each
hal mt In m. Jay. Di.b appeared A
little .oureJ in temper. and A great deal
,oil.i In clo,h.. m. y.a.ons for which.
Alto, con.;d.,ahis eo,,inc n, finally
di.clos.j aLor, a. ,o,Iox,.
A. n-a,,;a. In Won l.., NIGHT 7
"r M IN ni....ns a.
,is;ns,. ~. = .han,t 7 80, an
~. 49,, hn, ~ R,.-s,., am ola
sls.s Iee' os' pa'e s""s ".
s,"nn., In,n 49, iii
c.
r. 81 sans -. 80.
a,.,.sh ""s -" IN
e 'us mus, sh. u'
-, "usp 80
Ys' pu' NO ma'ssn. s"' can
80 Up w .a' s Au. 80
49, sa
-, n,, S..n
% ~. n. go .-iaan.r
81 ,o...i ahau, ar an hon, n, ,wo
lonyor hnt ,onlIn't ,.t .no,h.r x;nk a
,l,,p. ami snally col nm i,elipy ,nytbin,
but comfortable i'm mind or body.
"Dr,.,iur myself l hal a good bath
and .bays-thank fortune for thai.
'.It Then occurred to me that I needed
a pair Of shoes. and 1 stepped into
Frankenhsimer's 10 get them. While
talking to q man In the store. somebody:
who had also oesn buying . pair o,
shoes, picked up mine. oy n's'aks i
suppose. and walked ON si'n 'nsm'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.rrcrAl 70 e.ls NIL pArlr MN,
DOMESTIC NEWS.
rire In BunsIe, N. /,

Fire In Bnfrsie. n. r.
BuyyALo. Dec. 20.-The loss bay Sat.
urday nights Ere, which partially dc.
strysd the building occupied by the
Buffalo cypress. Is estimated at from
$1,000 to si0. 900. which Is covered by
insurance.
Miscellaneous.
NxvAhx, N. j.. Dec. 2o.-Capt. Allen.
an extensive contractor anil builder,
died here last night after q brief ILL.,
ness.
New Yoax. Dec. 20.-Ths thermoms.
ter this morning indicates six degrees
above zero.
MAScHrsrER. N. H., December 20.
This morning 10 tho coolest Of the sea-
son. At sunrise the Thermometer indi.
Gated IS degrees below zero. Reports
from the northern part OF the State say
the Thermometer ranges from 25 to IS
degrees below zero.
Petition In Bankruptcy Filled ~
Duncan sherman d Co.'S Cred.
itors.
New Yonx. December 20.-Cartsr &
Eaton. attorneys. have fled an involun.
tary bankruptcy suit against Duncan.
Sherman 4 Co.. signed by 2O5 creditors
whose debts amount to two million two
thousand dollars. Tho alleged acts Of
bankruptcy were their failure 70 pay de-
positors, and forty days suspension Of
commercial paper.
Quantities OF she Iiouse-Names or
Chairman.
Nrw Yonx. December 20.-A wash
ineton special states that Speaker Kerr
has announced the following Chairmsn
Of Committees: On Ways and Means,
Morrison; on Appropriations. Randall;
on Banking and Currency. Coz; on For
sign Affairs, Swan; on Commerce. Hero
ford; Judiciary, Knott Elections, har-
RE; Pacific Railroads, Lamar.
UnErsunded Fears for she safsty or
. steamship.
New Yonx. Dec. 20.-oslrich & Co.,
agents OF the steamships Mosel and Sal.
Lies, say they have no confidence in the
statement by Thommaston. that the d.
machine was on board the Sal.
lisr. Saturday they received q dispatch
from Southampton, whore the sallisr ar.
rived. She had no cargo whom the sIplo.
sion occurred, but afterward took that
OF the Mosel. There was great care Ia
ken In examining packages. and so far
a. the agents have been able to learn no
assurances have boon effected
on the cargo Of the Mosel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
A Conscience Operator Csmss -
0rief-Kfllsd ~ . Tratn-rn.
prsvinE the Fire Department

proving the Fire Department.
SAS Fnlxcrsco, Dec. 20--1:30 p. NJ
George Thompson. alias Captain Slime.
the confidence operator who was arrest
ed at the Cosmopolitan Hotel yesterday,
was examined in the Police Court this
morning. when sufficient evidence was
produced against him to consign him to
the penitsntiary the balance Of his life.
Several OF his victims in this city testi-
fed concerning his name OF conduct
ing operations. His favorits dodge has
been to represent himself n captain Of
a ship in the harbor. order stores, cloth
ing. etc., and borrowing money on the
strength Of his transactions. Similar
frauds psrpe,rated in Stockton have
come to light. besides his operations At
Mare Island. where he was quite sue
csssiul among naval officers. represent
ing himsel rs an intimate friend OF Sec-
Rotary Robson. His swindlss will ag-
grsgate . pretty large amount.
Yesterday afternoon q man supposed
to have been a shssp-hsrdsr. was killed
at San Juan bridge by the overland
train. The train was stopped and he
was taken aboard. He died on the cars.
The body was put in care Of the au.hori.
ties at Livermore.
With tho view Of improving the sfic-
iency Of the Fire Department. the Com.
missioners have under consideration q
plan by which the harness instead Of
being loft on the horses in the stalls IL
suspended over their position In front
OF the engine. and can b adjusted In
from 10 to Is seconds. The constant
wearing Of the harness in the stalls has
been found the impair the efficiency Of
this horses to q considerable degree. The
Department here is somewhat exercised
over o bill to be introduced in the Lsgis-
latvre to rsorganizo the Department.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
AFIss srccrss.-Ths recen. festival

AFISE SrccEss.-Ths recent festival
given by the ladies Of 81. Johns Church.
at Miners Union Hall. Was . very graft.
flying success. and much enjoyed by all
who participated. The ladies' as veil
As Rev. Mr.. Eastman return their ap-
prcciativs thanks to all who patronizsd
and assisted. See their cards in another
column to-day.
PosrrosrD.-Ths delinquent sale. In
the matter Of the last assessment levied
by the Troy Consolidated Mining Com
pany. il postponed till January 10th
Bee official notice in our advsrtising
columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

NEv MrsiSo INCORPORATION. - The
Alameda Mining Company alsd articles
Of incorporation with the County CLERK
a, San francisco on Fridaylast object
the purchasing. selling and developing o.
mines and mining property In The Stats
OF Nevada. Directon-Martin White,
Horace Kilham. w. ID. Clement. MAJ.
Shepard and s. N. Putnam. Capita'
stock, $40, OOO. 900.
STOCKHOLDERS MErTNo.-Ths an
nuh meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Lsvisthan Mining Company for the
election Of officers, etc., will be held al
their ONCE In San Francisco January ID
Bee Official notice In our advertising
columns to-day.
AssEssNkSr.-An assessment Of ten
cents per share 10 levied by the North
Carson Silver Mining Company, dslin.
qusnt on the Goth Of January, See
official notice In our advertising columns
to-day.
A NEGLECTED couon. cold or sore
throat, which might be checked by q
simple remedy. like browns Bron'
chii Troches," II allowed to progress
may terminate ssriously.
MONUMENTAL BALL. Monumental
Engine Company No. 6. on the Divide
give their second annual ball. January
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

TEE woaD "SozopoST." which has
already become q household word. Is de-
rived from the Greek. and composed Of
two words, Sozo and Odontes. 5000"
translated, Q TO preserve, and
"Odontes," tho teeth" Sozodont." q
prsserver OF the teeth. And 1t 10 true TO
its name. II beauties and preserves
the teeth. hardsns and inyigoratss the
gnms, and corrects all impurities OF tho
breath. The odor Of this pure prepare
ton Is 80 delightful that 1t Is . luxury
to apply Il. Il Is o. harmless rs water.
Sold by druggists and psrfumers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

the right the smblems already noticed.
The resolution presented 10 Mr.. xcAl.
lister read a follows:
"wsll done though good and faithful
servant" lin gold letter. with red shad-
ing). Silver Star Lodge F. and A. II.
No 8 lin Roman capitals with blue shad-
ine). to broth,r James McAllistsr. Past
Master Tin old English caps with red
shading).
Resolved, That a. q mark OF our fra
ternal love and esteem. We, tho under.
signed members OF Silver Star Lodge
=. and A. NJ. No. s. do tender u re-
firing worshipful Master. James Nc
Allister, q unanimous vote OF thanks for
his long and faithful services OF three
years in the Oriental Chair. ending De-
cember 9th. A. L. 5S75 lin common
script fancifully shaded.)
Signed by W. n. HALL,
A. ~ISGRrSp.
E. A. SHERMAN.
The resolution 10 Mr.. Chubbuck read
tho same. with the exception Of tho part
relating to his services: "0ur retiring
Secretary. Samuel W. Chubbuck. p. II.
land the Grand Secretary Of tho Grand
Lodge Of the State Of Nsvada), . unani-
nous vote Of thanks for his long and
faithful services OF ten years as W. NJ.
Treasurer and Secretary" etc.
After tho presentation Of the res
olutions addresses were made by X. W.
Bolleu. Most worshipfal Grand Master
Of Nevada; Judge Thomas Wells Of
Carson City. and E. A. Sherman, after
which tho three Lodges assembled
around the tables In the story below.
where q handsome collation. was spread
10 which ample justice was done by all.
'rca,is were drank and speeches made
BY the brethren until the midnight
Whistles Of the many hosting works OF
Gold Hill announced that 1t was timo to
close. which was done in a hearty man.
ner in forming the mystic chain and
singing Brother Bobbis Burns "Auld
Lang Syne."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
STOCK REPokT,
This Msrnins

Hnts horntnE.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK soARp.
es ophir. tsS. tss, sNnra
100 aould asd Curry. eDk. 90.
40 Beet and bslehsr. ssS. ak. ssx
SIS s>vas-, IAN. ~.
20 Cholisf.rotosi. 81
40 II ale h Norcress. &c. t5k, Is
us Crsvn Point. o0A
so5 yellow Jacket, ioi. ioa. loo. ioak
aJ lmre' il. 81 au~aw
100 Empire MIL. ~
Us ksntask, i3s
Is Alpsa. liz
40 Bslch Z. 3sS. u. ar.
~ Csnni-bes. ~
slj Coz. Virginia. sas. 100. nav 400 hi, 30
lyII tisIrA Nevada. 2k. .. 0t. 0k
40 caliornis. i0k. toy. Tu,s. n Is, 10Y. n
IN. Tos. TN
no E~xchelaer. n, 10Y
"a, Oy.rusn. 81. AN. .
g.sO 10. ice, 80. Is. sS. %. n. AK. .. Sx.
IS.
80 succOr. I5c
los linton Cou.,9
si;o isly Brya., ~. sk. AZ. az
va ialia. IS. i3s.is
rs Caledonia. 2ik. y
so baltimore Con.. 2.
l0i Utah. 10. u
'aa silver iIil, s,ss
Al DAYTON. ~
SIS R.ss islAni. "a, ~.
80 New York. ~
~ Ala. ~
$50 lady Washington. ~
Iio Andes. IN
100 Wells Fargo. 15c
liza L-visihan, ak,2.s.2k
"a Esropa. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
CURE PoR TmR RPIzOOTIC.

Or. do Labrousss. the wsll.tnosn Veterinary
Surveon Of virsinla City, 10 Q decided success
In tho matter Of curing the oplsootic. Hs has
q remedy that knocks u evory time. lie has
just CURED the horpes Of stern 4 Son, grocery
and provision dealers, Of Gold I'LL also all tho
afilcted horses IN Sine 0RH's Cnwu Point
Livery stable. Lower Gold Hi. and 70 resdy 70
curs every case that 10 brought 10 his notice
lie skillfuily and efectually treats all diseases
which horse fiesh 10 heir 10. and curing the
eplzoouc 10 merely q pleasant pasiimc for him.
Head his advertisement. In another column. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
srArIoSkRy AND JRwgLny.

J. D. Marshall, At the Gold mn Poet
once store, 10 sole agent for al
the Ban francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received ~ r00p n published,
aud delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made 10 order 81
short notice. Gold and silver. watches, CLOCKS,
and : nne assortment VI jewelry; repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. Zee regular adyer'
tlpetnent In another column. lelo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20


PoruLAR SoLooS.-Psrkins \ John
son. who have lately bought out the
Capitol Saloon, formerly kept BY Tom
Finch. next door to the vsssy House,
Main street, Gold Hill. are now rscsiv-
ing a new and splendid stock Of wines.
liquors, cigars. sto. They are also thor
oughly rsAtting the place, taking par
ticular pains with their club rooms,
which, whom completed, will b the
most elegant and comfortable In the
State. The eating stand In con-
nection with the saloon IL now one Of
the fxsd and most popular institutions
In Gold Hill. Call In and on Perkins &
johnson.
ATTENTION EvrsrBoDr.-M. II. Fred
rick. the sntsrprrising jswslry manuiac-
tursr Of Virginia, offers 70 ali the red
dents Of this section Q rars opportunity
10 purchase elegant holiday presents.
He will sell by auction at his old stand
on @ street, virginia, commencing
al 10 A. n. tomorrow (Tussday) his
entire stock Of elegant jswelry. the terms
Of sale to DO agreed upon at the time Of
making . purchase.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
cnRMICAL

Save me. health and money. Avoid quaek'
and buy "Chemical Strength" sold by all
~drugyisls. Instructions full. ard . cure guar.
antccd IN any case Of debilitatine dreams lor
seminal weakness), and all alarming symptoms
OF nervous decay, resulting ron seiI-Aousc'
whoissais Agents, San Francisco. Price %
Der bottle. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
A sUPYoCArING COUGH.

In . lotier to Mrs. Isle, OF Chicago, Q well
known contributor to the Western press, she
ascribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom'
panied By bleeding at the lungs, TO Hale.
she ssys, "threatened To sufiooate mo =
but the Honey Of Ilorehoand and Tar has
rcmoyed every trace OF t." The letter Was "a
4 Iady friend In this city. who has placed It ai
the disposal Of O. N. Chttsnion, Z Sixth ave-
nus. Fixes Toothaehs Drops cure In ons
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

RIozr In the shadow. Of the honest
milkman. . mean-spiritsd cynie sits and
says: Thirteen million mich COWS In
this country assist 70 color he water,
for which the average American citizen
pays eight cents q quart"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
Danger Appreciated from aexicas
Outlaws Raid o. Chinese Gam.
bling Deus-weather Report.


bling Dens-weather Report.
sAs DIkoo. Dec. IA telegram
from Campo says all Mezicans living on
the new road between here and San
Diego. have left and are said to DO con.
centrating in Lower California. We be.
lievs they mean to cause trouble. -Four
Of them eamo 10 the store to-day 10 make
purchases. but We think they ~srs real.
ly spies. We are well armed and on the
alert. There are from 75 to 100 strange
Mexicans just below. The presence Of
so many without having some visible 90
cupation, yet oil having = little money.
looks ominous. Stage passengers
who came In last night report q large
number OF MeIicans in Trote Valley.
A,number OF horses and mules have been
stolen at different places along the line
lately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
shot aud Killed By an omesr-Ths
weather.


SAN LUIS OBrsro, December TO-
Jose R~odreguss WA shot and killed last
night by j. Waugh. m ofiper claiming
to be Deputy Town Marshal. Rodrs.
CUES Was at q dance OF the California
Hotel very much intoxicated and dis
orderly. Waugh arrested him and
started with him for Jail. They had
gone about two blocks when Waugh
claims that Rodrsgues drew = dirk knife
on him. whereupan Waugh shot him In
the breast. killing him almost instantly.
The jury Of inquest sIonsrstsd Waugh
Deceased was q native Californian. about
twenty-five years OF age.
We had q warm shower Of rain this
morning. It il now warm and pleasant.