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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
Cost OF the Centennial.

John Welsh, President OF the
Centennial Board Of Finance, In 70.
Spouse to inquiries by Mr.. Peyton as to
the cost OF the exhibition and ~ TO what
will 10 derived at the close from all
sources Of revenue, has written q letter
stating that the total cost of all the
buildings. improvement Of the grounds,
and expenses incident TO the organize
ton and conduct Of the United States
Centennial Commission. Centennial
Board Of Finance. and 10 the exhibition
until its close will be 50. SOC, 900. The
statements arc given under the reserve
that. while they are in accordance with
his best judgment, they are OF necessity
but approximations 81 results which are
dependent upon circumstances subject
to changes. The appropriation by
Pennsylvania Of $1,000, 900, and by
Philadelphia Of $500. 900, together
with the proceeds Of gifts, profits ON
sales Of medals. etc.. which will yield
ESQ.,. 0OO--in all %. 900. OOO-wiil not DO
included in tho stock basis; therefore
the stock basis cannot exceed So, 5OO,.
900, and probably not 81. 000. 900. The
number OF admissions capnot be s
ably estimated at less than 10. 0O0, 900,
which. ut 80 cents each. win yield So
00o.0O0. to which must be added the
amount TO DO received from concessions
and the sale Of materials after the exhi.
bition closes. say $500, 600, together
making $500. 900, or tho whole stock
capital.-Fhl. Tines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
Bold Attempt to Break Open a Safe.

During last night u bold attempt was
made to break open the iron safe in the
store Of Messrs. lsinstein & Gibson.
corner OF King and Ormsby streets. Tho
would.be robbers were evidently well &C.
quaintcd with the premises and had no
doubt laid their plans thoroughly. An
entrance was effected in the rear OF the
premises, q large hole having been cut
by means Of an auger and hand saw;
this brought the rascals into the wood.
shed. From there they got into the oil
room by knocking out q board In the
partition. An iron door now separated
them from the main store. and this they
opened by picking out some bricks and
using n crowbar as a pry. Once In the
store their sole aim seemed to b. to
break open tho safe. Tho bar
that locks over tho front Of the
safe door was broken of, and the
work Of boring In tho key-hole com.
menced. The tools OF the burglars
seemed 10 have been at fault, as they
got no further than the steel lining Of
the safe door. Two holes were drilled.
yet tho steel scemed to have disappoint-
ed the thieves. Tho safe remained in
tact and nothing was stolen, tho burg
lars. perhaps. being scared by an officer
on the back street. an event scarcely
probable in our orderly town.
We learn that q gentleman connected
with tho Virginia Il Truckee Railroad
has recognized o practical Eastern thief
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24
Tn. Reno Dcmoerui comes to III. from,

The Reno Democrut comes to the front
once more. not In advocacy Of It's false
assertions concerning the record. princi-
pies and integrity Of the party which II
assumes TO champion. but in an abortivs
attempt to ridicule by publishing what
II assumes will Be q future editorial in
the Com HILL NEws. II is possible.
but not probable that tho Democrat ed
itor may at some future time have con-
troll OF the columns Of this paper.
Should such event occur. the editorial"
II publishss viii undoubtedly DO dupli.
Gated herein. Until that time the aca
ries Of the Do~oerai editor must And
their way to public ridicule through the
medium Of his seven-by.nine sheet.
Opposing ndicrfs to argument is often.
times effective. Tho weapon Of sar.
essm is, however. very much like a
boomerang in the hands OF an unskill-
full markxman. The Deaocrut Is evi.
IDENTIFY not familiar with the weapon,
and only succeeds In making itself ride
ulous. Meanwhile the indictment Of
the Democratic party We have placed on
record. stands uncontroverted and man
swenble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

lCu.., p,.,,,,IT nh..,,. ,,jd /,
p.s. aa.nondsn. ,h,. whits snJ 1,
~. Iii. : n-s.rs., .nr,os.h m vhit.
a. .-srvvhsra ths ,sgs' Whits yoils'
whits aresses. vhito Sonnets. white
fiovsrs. vhito r;bbons. White fsns-Ll
must be white, Fashion has not been
40 lightly inclined for very many year.
mat Tbs black. that vas 10 universal.
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THE oIr1rn}o or sotD ulul-

You are all invite Q call A. insp.ss
ear new and elegant oors with Is iull.
stnh stock Of vatchab. chains. jswslV.
slvsrvars. diamondf docks, bronxse,
music boxss, ID. whsnsvsr you vidt
Ban Frandsoo you viii always b re-
oeivsd In . courteous name BY ]. W.
Tsdksr, glSt Kearnystset Who VII al
ways take pleasure in showing custom
en- sshfosgh- Ais- seoekr of-geods, nsvss
considering Il . trouble, but always TAX
ing great pleasure ID showing goods.
Don't ta md - hin :ss you
.s ssal;s;lsssSssssssssS.! R :ss q ;.s e; st a.:
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co., guarantee
Ing al-evskwhieh leaves bis store; en-.
tplsyips. A hss does ths, best Of work;
%sa.' Dohrt isse,t his new stors-isi
Kearny street. only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

A MARROW EscAPE IRON DEAru.-An
accident occurred In the North Star
shaft. this morning. by which q miner
named Thomas johnson sustained very
serious injuries and came within an ace
Of losing his life. He was about 70 un-
hook a car from the cage, at tho Goo
foot level. when tho cage was suddenly
hoisted. catching him between Il and
the side OF the shaft and carrying him
up the shaft q distance 100 feet. James
Conlcy. who was nj the 220-foot level,
hearing Johnson's cries and concluding
that something was wrong. rung for the
cage to stop. which signal was obeysd
by tho engineer. when Henry welch de-
scended on the rope to from the 400-foot
level to tho place where johnson WINS
wedgcd in, and released him from his
painful and dangerous position. Tho
wounded man was at once removed 10
his home. and DIR. wixom called in. who
found that one OF his jaws was frac-
tured and tho skin torn from the side OF
his neck. besides q few minor bruises.
II seems n miracle that he was not kill.
ed. and though his injuries arc very
painful. he il lucky TO be alive after
such q perilous experience. Ress< Rirvr
Rsrvils, .AssyaS 2la.
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Ar McKsSkY's. - The following.
clipped from tho Lyon County Times. is
q list OF persons stopping al McKin-
ney's, Sugar Pine Point. Lake Tahoe,
on the 22d instant:
Mrs. Charles d. McDufie. Miss Flor.
snce. Miss Addie. Master Willie, Master
Arthur McDufie. Miss Cornelia Quin-
troll. Mr. George Brady. Mr.. George W.
Cook. Mr.. Robert Hayes. Mr.. Al. Leck-
Ter. Mr.. Phil. Wright. Silver City: Mrs.
Peter Hornick. Mr.. aud Mn. Eli Skaggs,
Mrs. Kmuss, Rev. Mr.. McGrath. Mr..
Jackson and two daughters, Virginia
City; Miss Kate McGonigls. San Fran.
cisco; Mrs. Jennie Titus. brunswick
Mill; Mr.. Ed. Parkinson, Carson; Mr..
virdsn and wife. Mr.. John Phelan, Mr..
Gallagher and family. Mr.. Wolf and
family. Mrs. Butler and child, Mn
Randall and two daughters. Mrs.. harris
and two sons, Mrs. Stoddari and two
grandchildren, Gold Hill.
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A ns,. Msves. Of cs,esr.

Til. ia, ~. ,.o.i,.6 f,om ihs fshs
e,n.s 'y ..dons ~ ~ ihs i,r,sst
rs.;vs conns, svsr trsss.
49,. IL, d;.,srcs Ths 4.
..ss.s.nn5 and vsioh. q. 600 pounds.
s,mo.s ddrhI. ths vsiebt Of ths famou,
sonU.. ho~iJs, vh,cS vss -transnortsd
~ 800 400 from ths .sms rcoion n
m. Sn,;,h.or;sn In,tiints al 4 oost a
ny Goxsrrn,srt N ~ slo Ths snsJ.
- h,onahs 49, s,hihits ths nnrs con.
a".,o = -. .nd% ccrssjrs on nsr ee.t
n w. ~ s.sn Ivino m
..,sh:..s sc,rsr a.
1;nd.ri Hot., -hsrs I, hss besn al.
.m;n.d ~ $500 ~ nsonls. Thu
49, ~. t,p,n IN .-n.;snt
speo,mn sss III -, 49,
oigsing siA'eon anu nsn,. - ~.
the surface " AZ. Nv
spent twenty-nys year IN 0oPPe, W'n,
ing. Inc mass. wlsn ioun1. ~
evidently been dstsoneo from ~ 80 "
the ancient INNER. nemDef o.
pieces Of copper oesioes .ne msss Va
found Weighing rem ounce 70 ssysn-
Ieen Pounu' y S.snA'..p -
pinks " sae w. 'A'.e 49,
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the other night. while ono OF ths
coroners was enjoying his hnt hour,
sleep. q great knocking on the dool
aroused him. and he put his head on,
OF the window and inquired what wa
wanted. 'Come down. eoroncr-yom
services are re~quiredl" was The answer.
The official hurriedly dressed. descend.
ed. and as no reached tho gate he In.
quired: SHOW far ID it3" "Oh. only q
block and hail." was the reply. The
caller finally opened . gate, passed
around TO tho summer kitchen. and ~
the orone followed him In, he said:
''l've been threatening 10 move this old
stove over In tho corner for more than q
month, and now 10 yoa'fi ctaks hold.
we'll have some beer aftsrward." The
coroner went right home. and when his
wife asked him II 10 was suicide or a
natural death. he replied: "Don't talk
to me-I'm slespy."-Ddroi Ffss P,rss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

Tnr Richmond Wig fears that the
intsmperats u~tterances Of extreme State
Rights advocates may drive from the
support Of the Democracy men who
~oo-opsrAisd with them last year. 1t re-
minds Mr.. Beck. who has been calling
"nation' Contemplate wori." that
among the results Of tho war is "the
utter abrosation Of the right Of seces.
sion" and that all States Rights champ
ions now claim is tho right Of each
State to "'local sslf-government in all
her own intrinsic affairs"
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An ladIan Feast.

The principal component paris Of
printing Office rollers are glue and mo.
~iasses. Day before yesterday u fore.
man constructed an entire new set for
the prcss-room, and after pesling the
old yiscid substance OF the wooden
cores, threw tho discarded material ont
on o vacant lot In the vicinity Of the
Office, when It's tempting appearances
o attncted the attention Of a bsvy OF
female Shoshones, who were watching
an interesting game Of Indian poker
near by. They went for II like . Dutch
man after sour-krout; the saccharine
matter ticklod their primitive pslatss;
while the glutinous substance formsda an
excellent ballast for their empty ste-
machs. The poker game was suspend.
ed, and all hands commenced slowing
away q cargo. and In less time than II
takes TO write u, they had put them
selves outside tho entire lot. We
haven't seen any Of them yet. but Q gen.
tlcman. who visited tho campoody on
the hill last evening. informs n that a
number OF tho male and female members
OF the tribe appeared considerably under
the weather. and that all OF the medi.
cine men were out securing the hills for
q peculiar plant known ~ Ta.kee shu-
niue, celebrated 10 the Shoshons Mat<ria
Medioa for Its intensely cathartical quail.
tiss.-Earska Seniinei, Aug. ~.
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TfArAI ~sAoo1yIs scaAPE.
Aa,.y a ~ RssD Rsss rrseh-Ar
Inssesns unn she Victim.
Iron ~ Josrnal. August 2tihl.

-
iron IL Josrnsi. August 2tthl.
An exciting shooting scrape took
place at the race track yesterday evening.
about half.past Ave o'clock. resulting
in the death OF Frederick Twigg. OF
Bishop Court, Isle Of Man. an innocent
outsidsr, in NO way connected with the
diffculty and q stranger IN these parts.
J. Z. Mooney and Thomas Raymond
we're the parties engaged In the shooting:
Both are well known horssmsn, and
both had horses In training on the
ground for the approaching Fair. They
engaged In an alteration concerning q
smalI bet made between them . few
days since. Raymond was disposed to
be- captioua In the matter. and drawing o
six-shooter, babe Mooney ..hx" himself.
Mooney broke into his stall and soon re.
appeared gun In hand. and the firing
commenced. At this writing We arc not
SURE Who fred the first shot. However,
| both men fred six shots apiece. without
injury 10 either. They then clinched
and fell to the ground. Raymond on top,
and no commenced beating Mooney over
the head with his empty shooter. iniiict-
ing several severe bruises and split
ting MONEYS head open, in one
place. on the left side, for about
four inches. Mooney yelled Justify. and
Dick Allen, another well known horse
man, Who had sought the refuge oil q
stall during tho shooting. came out and
separated. the men. Then II was dis.
- A. A. 80. Tw~f1a had haan
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rHRRR DOLLARS.

Save time, health and money. Avoid Quaek'
and buy '.Chsmlcal Strength sold BY all drug.
gists distractions full, and q cure guaranteed
In any case Of facilitating dreams. Tor seminal
weakness). and al alarming symptoms Of ner'
vous decay. resulting from relf-abuse. excesses
or any cameo. CRANE q BRiauAn. Wholesale
o., D., 10 any address. autI fms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

TIE New York Times wants to bet va
rious thousands Of dollars that the III
SsDs<'s circulation Is not over D 5000. II
IL wants 10 bet . couple Of millions that
the TSi1sns's circulation ought not to be
81 isass l5O. 900. TO BE- equal to its mer-
its. VI win sndeavor 10 have !, accom-.
modatsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

Coxo.-The Como silvsr ninss, In
Palmyra district, are turning out we'll
The Orixaba. Rappahannosk. anA 'othsr
mines have given the ocular proof Of
the rich deposits contained beneath tbs
earth on which they are located. 30
says a correspondent Of the Lyon Coun.
~ Times.
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. LITTLE ruII--

Lisu,.nan, General Phil. Sheridan Is
In San Francisco for the nrst time since
,As war. When be isit that city hftssn
y.ars sso he said that when he returned
h vouId 'eoms back - . major or
come back in . boz" Gallant Phil J
He returns 10 the proud city OF the
Oocident with his widest dreams more
than surpassed; With . rank bsydd
that Of major or Major General; retpsrs
sxultant to the welcome Of the Coast
whore his earliest military duties we're
performed, and where his first promo
ton was won and bestowed; returns TO
receive the plaudits Of every admirsr Of
pluck, patriotism and military genius.
Phil. Sheridan 10 . sslf-msds man. To
his own talent and i~ndositabls courage
are his wonderful successes mainly due.
He b Of Irish stock. born in Massachu-
sstts and educated at West Point.
Phil. was always bright. industrious
and active. These qualities secured
his appointment 10 West Point. and
have bean the aetivo agents In his sub
ssqusnt remarkable career. Cen. sher'
idan's hrss military service vas in Ter
-. thsacs he was removed TO Oregon,
where he received his first promotion
Not until 1861. after eight years ser
vice. did he attain the rank Of Captain
From this time his promotion wasrapid
and the whole world has learned his his
tory. He became . cavalry Colonel In
Nay. 1862. taking command Of the Sec
ond Michigan. Here he found his
proper Aeld. and In this dashing branch
Of the service he won. by clear grit and
wonderful executive ability. the proud
position hs now graces. In October,
1869. Sheridan was placed in command
Of the Cavalry Division In the Army oil
the Mississippi. and later in thai
year won promotion by routing
and nearly annihilating the rsb.
o. cavalry unaer .naimos -
Boonsviils' DO went win bueh aeaihs'
bragg noon ai'ef' commanding CAV
airy Division In the Army OF me- ONO
n thence 70 nashville. where ne com
mand . Division In the Army OF I'M
Cumberland. At Stone River he wor
his rank Of Major General BY saving tn
day 70 tho Union forces. In this eatti'
his horse was shet rom under him. ou
hs ran around on foot under . heavy
IRE. swearing al the rebels and sneour
aging his " men until the light VA
Won. Thsnesforth tho star OF "Litti'
Phil Vas In tho ascendant ston'
river was the turning point OF the war
Al chattanooga. LOOKOUT Mountain I'M
Aissaon Ridge during a following year
our armies were successful and mo nd
Of contest turned toward Tho East. Viz
ein'a became tho ue'd' ana ON her SOL
the confess was dssaned 70 DO Il
From III Tune sheridan was In his Clio
~. ne vss piaosd In supreme eomman'
Of the cavalry. and under his direction
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CoUOH,

In . iottsr to hrs. Lsis, Of chicago, . well
known s~outsibstos 70 the Western prsss, she
asehbss the cure Of . dangerous cough. seeon.
panied By bleeding 1t The iungs, 10 Hale's
Honey Of Horshosna - TsE. "Ay cough"
she says. '.thrrsssueA V safoests NJ
bit the Honey Of i~iorehoupd and Tar has
. tsdy friend In this city. who has placed 10 II
the disposal of q. N. Crittsnton. Z Sixth ave.
nne. Pixies Toothsche Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-24

Nh. STEPHENS has announced that he
cannot be a candidate for Governor Of
Georgia. but his withdrawal by NO
means smptiss the field OF Democratic
candidates. The entries. so far, ON that
side alone number fourteen,
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sfArIoNERY AND JEWELRY.

J. .. Narshaii, at the Geld Hill Post.
Once / stsr1 ia sse,s ! !aasnt for ell
pspsn. ali tSs is,sst kastsrn psnooiesis.
miOokoeng etc. received - roo ~ publishsd,
and eMsveesd In any part OF town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of evsry desefipttou oads 20 order q
thatlius usatiy nd vol done. A large stock
OF toys su1 fancy goods. Bee regular advef.
tisemsnt In another colunn- lels
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RKALrUFUL AND DRtLCIOus,

Almost delicious, heaithfai, and ~invigostina
summer beverage 10 the sparkling Cronk. sup.
piled By hn. Emerson, MAIN street. Goh
Hin. They are furnishing u TO all the prinei-
pal saloons, - well a. 70 families and all who
desire 70, q tks most reasonable rates. Sent
your orders 10 the Mount Vernon House. and
w % npls Of this popular and wholesoms
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MRpRICK,s IMP0RTEp ON,

Msrrsk's Imported OIL 4 . simple rene
dy bot powerful TO do good. Cures rheuma.
tisn and neuralgia and kills al pain instantly.
Il perfectly SAFE and harmless. Price. c0 cents,
and worth its weight In gold. We challenge
the world TO produce its equal. Az nts-
Crane d Brigham. Wholesale Dmggisis. Nan
Francisco, California. For sale by all Drug.
viats II
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LATE ~TELEsRAMs.


LATE TElE6RAMS.
lee.ps,s. Or ne Rias Teas.
NEW Yoax, August 23.-At about q
O'Clock the team wefs driven up 10 the
CITY Hall. Carriages thronged upon
the space, including the width OF the
plaza. On their arrival they we're re-
ceived with three ringing cheers by the
They them alishtsd and passed
In by pain TO the Mayors private ofhce.
Colonel Gildsnlsevs and Gsnsral Shalsr
the line. Altar tan minutes
informal conversation and hand-shak-
ing Nth the Mayor. the party adjourn.
cd 70 the Governors room. The crowd
pressed after. and In q few moments the
reception room and corridor and stair
ways we're packed. General ShAer in
troduced the team, and Mayo Wickhan
welcomed them homo In brief speech.
Al the close Of his address be shook
hands with the team. Colonial Glider
sleeve. In replying. hoped The Mayor
and frisnds Who 20 kindly tsndsred the
reception would scospt thsir sincere
thanks. They had gone away with
some friends and had returned to find
many. The situation he was in should
inspire him 10 give thanks IN sitting
tsrtas, but inspiration failed him. He
spoke OF the warmth Of the teams re-
ception in ireland. and said the title OF
American citizenship had been their
passport everywhere abroad. Al the
close Of the proceedings the invited
guests took their places in tho proces-
zion, and under The escort Of the Tvsn-
ty-second, Sixty-ninth aud Ono Hundred
and Twenty-eiehth regiments, marched
up Broadway 10 the Army and Navy
Ciub-rooms. whore . banquet was CIV
en-, at which speeches were made by
members Of the team and the club.
| The progress up broadway was enthu-
siastic. Many ~buildings were gaily dec
Grated.
The 0eergia Insarreesiea.
AUGUSTA, August 23.-Several PROM
insnt negroes connected with the
troubles have made confessions. Jake
| Moorman, First Lieutenant OF . negro
| company, swears that nineteen counties
were embraced In the instruction. Last
Friday was appointed for the uprising.
All the white men and ugly white women
were TO be killed. The pretty white
| women were TO be spared. and tho land
and spoils to 10 divided among the
negroes. AL who have 80 far confessed
testify to the same. Governor Smith
arrived this afternoon from waynesboro.
| He Ia determined 10 preserve psacs. en-
force the laws and do justice to whites
aud blacks.
Resar. sf shs Special Indias Cen.
aissiea.
CuxrrsSE, August 23.-Ths Com.
mission consisting Of Governor Fletcher.
Harris, Faulkner. Professor Atherton
and Senator Howe, to investigate affairs
at the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies, are all here. They took the
testimony Of over a hundred witnesses.
including officers and attaches Of Fort
Laramie and Red Cloud. and visited the
herds OF the cattle contractors. While
they are disposed to b reticent, the i'm
preston prevails that the charges were
hased ON hearsay and have not been sub.
stantiated. Their official report will
soon DO made public.
oaiians Pail. IN san Franeisee-A
Saas.iaeens asd Enthasiassie
Reespsiss.
San Francisco. Asg. 23.-This morn
ing tho Board Of Supervisors held a
special meeting in the Mayors ofiee.
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TuaaR Wua Y

From nervous irr~itaiions, feelings. uneaslness.
and the discomfort that follows from On en-.
fecbicd and disordered state Of the system.
should take Ayers Sarpaparilla, and cleanse
The blood. Pure ont the lurking distempcr
that undsminss the health. and the constitu.
tloual yieor will return.
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uRFPn0N,s RATING STAND.

uEFPRON's RATING STAND.
The best place In virgisia TO get asquare
meal 10 At Iiehron's Rating Stand. In the Pal
ace Saloon. opposlte the Postofnec. Open
day and night. Private rooms for ladier. All
the substantial iuxuries Of the market 70 be
found at lIefron's. lie respectfully invites his
0olA Hi friends TO call and see him. jyo'
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IMPORTANT.

Generally inndoued BY the Medical pro
f~sssioa. DR.: WIN. nalr., Bsl.sm Tor the Lang,
dIsesses OF the Throat and Chest. Or. TOWN.
ley's Toothsehe Anodyne cures In one min
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- :
BoRn.

KRoGH-LooAN-In Hufska. Aug. 10, Thos.
Keoek TO MIss Hannah Logan.