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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21


GRAND BrsRyrr.-0n next Saturday
evening a grand complimentary benefit
will DO rendered TO A. D. Billings and
Robert q. Marsh. at Piper's Opera
House. The popularity Of both these
gentlemen and the excellent entertain.
mont provided for tho occasion. should
insure q largo house. Tho performance
will commence with the play OF "Othel.
To-" Robert H. Taylor appearing In tho
title role. Colonel Taylor wa the frst
representative Of Othello on the Pacific
coast. and played the character in San
Francisco In 1850 and 1851, under
Rows's circus tent on Clay streot.
Tho cast will also embrace sev.
sral members OF tho late dramatic
company, and we'll known ann
tours, who have kindly volunteered thoir
services. During tho interludo several
volunteers will appear. Miss Emma
Knapp. who IL said 70 be an excellent
musician, will sing . ballad. w. II.
Hopkins and Signor Cheverria will per-
form . double trapsIe oct, and John
Brown will recits Burns' poem Of Tam
O'Shanter." A. d. Billings will also
recite tho pathetic poem ',Iiitle Jin."
Tho entertainment will conclude with
tho laughable Ethiopian FARGO entitled
Tho Fenian Soothsr." The bill has
boon selected with good judgment, and
from the reputation Of some OF the
actors, and tho well.known abilities Of
the others. the community ID justified
In expecting an entertainment OF Q very
superior character.
HI N Coxrro.-Ths sAlsmander and
Fire King Of the world 10 coming TO Gold
Hill tomorrow. and win exhibit at
Miners Union Hall In the afternoon,
from 2 till 4 o'clock. He gave eIhibi.
lions Of his wonderful endurance Of heat
at woodward's Gardens, San Francisco,
for O number Of months, deliehting and
astonishing every one who saw him.
He dances In flaming alcohol; drinks
boiling oil; ticks q q rsd-hot poker with
his tongue; rolls o red.hot roller under
bis feet, and handles hot shot with per.
feet impunity. He takes molten lead into
his mouth, without destroying his APP
petite for the savory meal, which he Of.
forwards makes OF Of burning resin and
tow. In addition 10 the wonderful feats
Of tho fro eater, Donald Mc}rcgor. o
native Of the highlands OF Scotland,
will give an exhibition Of his skill Of
the fling and crossword dances OF his
native country, to the accompanying
strains Of the highland pipes which will
be played by the celebrated piper Ion
McFeslsy. Tho performance will take
place In Silver City Tomorrow evening
RUNAWAY To-pAY.-As Matt Bay was
coming out ON Main street from the
depot. to-day. about II o'clock. tho
dressed flooring with which his wagon
was loaded. slipped Oh. prscipitating
him 10 the ground. His team, OF Jour
horses. were frightened with tho noise OF
the falling lumber. and ran up Main
street 10 whore the road turns up tho
hill toward the Imperial mine, where
they were stopped before doing any IN
jury to themselves OF the wagon 70
which they were attached. Mr.. Bay
was not injured. but he had . narrow %.
cape from being run over by the hind
wheels Of his wagon whom he fell on.
DusoLvrD.-see advertisement under
bead ~ "S"~ To-day" relating 10 the
dissolution of copartnophip bstwson
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21

CERTAINTY '-when a man undertakes to
make his own Investments for future need. hs
10 Obliged 10 assume that he will have time TO
complete them. That 10. he must assume a. .
certainty the very thing wbosc uncertainty
causes him TO make provision Al all. Bat 10 he
insures his life and then lives 10 old Are. the
policy viii prove q better cash Investment Than
he can easily make In any oiher manner, taking
into account IL freedom from oil and every
hazard. n The dies carly. the object OF making
Q provision for his family Is Instantly attained.
Insure In tho New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21

Blue Porxrs. = Large.slzcd. delicious b
nornIng Il Tom Ilsnrou'r celebrated Rating
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia city. Al.o oil
kinds OF nsh, rpring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else erayed BY the inner
man. tfe6uns dinner combinations are .
marvel of gastrononie skin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21
LIZ OK Youp Rum sIps.-The health Jour

nals all direct their readers 10 lie on their
right side whie asleep. bat lIeyman Bros. gel
elegant and casy that u don make any dlher.
efrnec In what position you lie. you are al
perfect ease. Ileyman iiros. also keep . com
pIet 10 took Of al other kinds Of house furni'
turc for sale at the lowest living price,. They
rinia City. Give them Q TRIAL. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21

lsLbEI ThAcTtSE.-I Inc ooys Dtionp-
ing to the Emmett Guard, are improving
their time ut target practice, to DO pre-
pared for the shooting that is to take
place at their picnic. Two Of tho COM
pany. Martin Coghlln and Dan Ryan,
had a match at their grounds north Of
Virginia to-day. L. S.-M the taget
shooting match to-day. between Martin
Cabin and Dan Ryan. Of the Emmett
Guard. Cabin fired IL shots and scored
a points; Ryan fired 20 shots and
scored 80 points.
Too Csrrious.-A gentleman named
J. Lefty. who hal heard Of the many
robberies committed ON the Divide, was
coming from Virginia TO Gold Hill
Wednesday evening with a pistol in his
hand. ready to give a warm reception to
any ono should an attempt DO made TO
relieve him Of his coin. He unfortnn-
ately stumbled and his pistol wal dis.
charged. the ball hitting him ON tho
great toe Of his right foot. INJECTING a
painful wound. DIR. Manson attended
him.
PEor. CLARK's BkSKrrr.-1he concert
which was to have been given at Piper's
Opera House, Virginia City, for tho ben-
eft Of Professor X. A. Clark last cvon-
ing and this. has. on account Of the In
disposition Of n couple Of those who
are to take prominent parts. been post
.n.l .,t,l rk,s.l.x anI Ex,J.v EVAN.
inps u next week. The public may
rest assured that nothing Of the attract
iveness Of the concert will DO lest by the
delay.
TncsE CrRs.-what about the dogs
around town. Is il not about timo that
tho annual killing was begunl Tho
carriers Of the News state that % many
dogs have a habi, Of rushing out and
biting the heels OF their hoses. as they
60 their rounds through the town, that
the animals are terrified at sight OF a
doc. The pests ought to 10 thinned out.
They are a regular nuisance.
HIS CospuIoS.-Fred PolleI. who
was hurt on Thursday. the 18th instant.
by falling q distance Of nfty feet down
the Ovcrman shaft. Is lying In rather a
critical condition. His principal injury
il on the left side Of his head. and IL Is
feared that the inside division OF his
skull ha. been fractured. lie may re-
cover. but the symptoms ut present are
not encouraging.
ENI.ARaINa A SEwER. The sswer on
Main strost Is being enlarged al tho
railroad crossing. During the Winter.
when tho snow mclts on. the water runs
down Main street in such volumes That
the sewer IL not large enough under the
railroad crossing TO carry 1t on, n u
consequently blocks up at that place.
IL is now bong enlarged so as to avoid
tho difficulty.
CnowS PorSr ANNUAL MEKrIso. The
annual meeting OF tho stockholders OF
the Crown Point Mining Company will
10 held nj their Office in San Francisco
ON Monday. the 9Th day OF Juno next.
Tho transfer books will DO closed ON
Friday. June 18th. See official notice
pubiished in our advertising columns
to-day.
viloisiA POLICE CouRr.-Tho follow
ing cases came before Judge Knox yes
,eriay: John Mcintosh, for being drunk
and asleep. forfeited $40; Louis Lafel.
for assault and battery. vas nncd sSo'
-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21

A sryyocArrxo couou.-In = letter 10 Mrs.
charlstts Lislo, Of Chicago. . lady well known
~ .. contributor 70 the Western pre.s. she
panied by bleeding ~ the lungs, TO llale,s
Honey OF IIoruhound and Tar. my cough"
she aayp, :. threatened to suff0cate mo
but the Honey OF liorehound and Tar hAs
removed every traes Of H." The letter .ls 70
he disposai Of O. ". Chttenton. I Sixth ave
mo. fike's Toothaehs Drops cure In Que
minute,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21

MINERS. ATTENTION. Something new. The
New York Life Insurance Company now In
sure ninsrs. Apply at General Agency Once,
Rooms I and !, harys's Building, Virginia,
New.
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sTOCK REPORT.
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Lass evening.
q Meadow Valley. O.. az
81 Rayuood A XIV. a
aO!5 Hureka Cen. t8. AZ. AZ. %. az. a. 50.
$3.50. tek
20 Pioehs a
400 Ausricaa Yiar. AZ ~. ~
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100 wssisss' Sc
40 -i...srr ,sS t,x
90 jsss,sss nv .
$50 ella.
an p.nin., ~
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$50 Nasosany, 10
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$50 seuth Chariot. ENG
80 war Escls. az
70 Elnpire 1dahoL, IL
700 PsSrman, ~, IN
lbs chAlleare.s
N Rock Inland. Az
$50 New Ysrk Con, tx
20 Occidental,
~ American Plat. az. ~
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$40 Mat. lse
iso Lady washisgtsn,l
2oSS Andes, ~. ~, AZ. ~. n
iTs5 Wells fsfro. ss
$50 Cosmopolitan. ioc. Ssc
io North Carson. loo
20 Lsvisthau. 1
50 Prospect, 4 bio
800 Seq. Uoid Iliil, IL
500 South California
no Pioneer. IL
so Mainland. Se
MerntnE.
:sJ5 Ophir. Is, 81 10, az, a, an, Is rs,
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COME AND BR HEALED.

Il matters not what your trouble may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case. IL
win cost you nothing for consultation, % please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II no can cure you he
Will tell you 80; 10 not. he win cay 20. for he
will not undertake a cure unless he II conidcnt
nj a6,<tinr the zane,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21

that country. but no was confident TINT
in this respect the people OF Dakota Ind
been more modest than their noighbors.
Gov. Thaysr here asked II the Confer.
ence was q burlesqus, and left in q huff.
The prospects Of tho negotiation Of tho
treaty are not promising.
A Csid.Biooded Murder.
CurrKSSx. Wy. T.. May 2i.-Yoster.
day. at Georgetown. Col, about two P.
". Jacob Snidor. Of the firm Of Collins,
Saider L Co., bankers in Denver. was
shot and killed by jackson q. Bishop.
It was a cold.blooded murder. The
shooting is supposed to have grown out
OF the Pelican mine controversy. Five
thousand dollars reward Is offered for
tho apprehension Of tho murderer.
The Great Fire In Pennsylvania.
NEW YoRx. May 2l.-Ths Tunes
special from oscsola, Pennsylvania, says
one Of tho most destructive hres that
ever occurred in that city. 10 now raging
around tho top Of the mountain. near
,bo spmmi, Of which Osceola stands.
Early yesterday tho chutes Of the Phil.
.a,,.h;, min. ~onno.;,o IN. town. took
a.. t. a.. sr,,,. y, +. ocomo,ivo
~a-.n...,,o A.. wood. .nd
....h.d : tow, TIN linton
H.. -, ,,o.,rnv.a ,ho ;,b.bi,,nt. NJ
n''s' ""'
the town were hemmed In ny the n,o
and great eons'ernauoh pre''ee'
Finally " Tram us'hoa 'n'o '"o u'pvs
q women anu oni'u'0. ".'. oe..
the cars anu q Aa''eA'u, ~ :. Inns
tho burning wooas maa'
burg. Ino min Oh tho -n.A,.nI
and LUMBER company '
ooo' ooo feet OF iamoer' W" u'''
also 'hroo o'hei 'a'sv MINIS u.
dispatches from iy.o. A
aud Bellemore' Pa.' state ina. nreS "s
raging In the mountains. Aoou Two
hundred houses rave been des'ioyeo'
and over l2,OOo people rendered noms-
less. Thirtssn cars at snowshoo' nun.
MI. W A wsr. bu,n.d. Thu total
-. 4. GOO. two r,,u;on do,l,rx. In.
loss Is oVer TWO miiion aoi'i'' Az
surancs very hsn''
p~sssrss'ass s,rs
- 60 A., a,-Ihou,
80" o,.,0.l MI. mo,n,no . Ara
r.,.o.a comn,nx ~.
0N W" 60. ~
rn". ~ milan, Nil, nrob.
$50 ooo
.-,,.a., ~.
80. zodiac
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21
DIR. A. b. SPINNEY,
Las Removed TO No. 1888 South

Street, Virginia. opposite Chsmplain House.
DR.. Splnney, well known throughout the
country Is Z Psthologist and Psychologist,
whose successful treatment OF certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements de'
servedly entitle him TO the familiar recogni'
tion Of the GREAT srECiAL!ST, would ie.
sp.ctfaily inform the citizens Of Virginia City
and vicinity that his Increasing patronage de-
mandlng mora commodlous apartments, no has
removed TO his new once. No. lSs south Y
street, Virginia, seven doors north 81 the
French Drug store, where he Will ne pleased
portunlty OF Kidding themselves. through, his
professional agency. OF such oonsttutionA an
uoyancer and ailments ~ he claims to compArs
and 10 cure. without entering Into biograph'
Teal details. Il e ,uflsisn, e ,iFGly promai,
ration aud conduct OF the Montreal Canada
Rast Medical Institute. The regime OF the
Envllsh Pharmaceutical Colleges 10 gagged BY
an elevated standard An extended experience
and an assidnous study Of tho varied phases
sfdireass enables him to guarantee assurances
ehronlc Affections Incident 10 both sexes. inch
90 Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality.
Youthful Excesses, Marriage lmpedimeuts,
and Chronic diseases generally.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. sPiNNEY. while naturally impressed
with the delleacy Of the subject, feels 40 heel.
fancy In securing them that, 70 conjunction
pu1erings. such As Nervousness, Neuralgia.
spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite. I.assitude,
Prolapsus Uteri, Hstruvsrionr or Displscc.
nent OF the Womb, Vaginal irregularities, Leu.
ehorrea. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation,
almost Invariably have lheir origin In the utter
Ina raglan. he cah afOrd them Immediate relief
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21
EASTERN DISPATCHES
srsciAL 70 run GOLD I'LL DAILY ssvs
poMEsTIo NEWS.
AY.ln.hI. Pr,..nt-rirs.

Valuable Prsssnt-Ttrs.
NEw YoRK. May 2i.-Cardinal Nc.
Ciosksy was yesterday presented with
diamond cross worth $40. 900 by q young
lady pupil Of St. Vincent Institute. IN
this city.
A portion Of the az factory Of the
Weed 4 Becker Manufacturing Comps'
ny's building vas burned to-day. Loss
$50, 200. Insured.
what DID He Ne with the Msasy !
CHICAGO. May IA Boston special
says OF the reported def4cation Of Abra-
ham Jackson: The greatest mystsry 10
to account for the use 10 which he put
the money. as he lived economically,
had no costly vices, and did not spoou.
late.
The Black Hills and Their Indian
owners.
"A Washington special says tho SiouI
delegation now there, promises to bs
troublesome and expensive. Tho more
their real sentiments aro learned. the
more 1t appears that they are dissatisfied
with their reception and ill-disposed to
acceds to the wishes Of those who
brought them to Washington. They
are not satisfied with the Government
interpreter. and the Government officials
arc a little suspicious Of tho half.brecds,
who act in that capacity for their chiefs.
There 10 also nm evident want Of hM-
mouy among tho chiefs. No conclusion
as to the abrogation Of the Black Hills
treaty, was arrived ct In the conferences
yesterday between the Government au-
thorities and tho Western Congressman.
and territorial officers. tho latter not
being unanimous in their views on the
subject. Thoro was q decided difference
OF opinion o. to the existence Of gold in
the Hills. Gov. Thayor. Of Wyoming.
insisted that the existence Of gold there
could not DO denied. Pennington.
Governor OF Dakota, was very much In.
clined to discredit the gold story. He
said there was no gold there, and that
few persons wished to go there except
such as would cut q throat or scuttle q
ship. Ho said q few Of the good pso-
pie OF his Territory had been mislead.
and had violated the treaty by going into
that country, but no was confident That
in this respect the people OF Dakota Ind
been more modest than their noighbors.
Gov. Thaysr here asked II tho Confer.
ence was a burlesqus, and left in q hui.
The prospects Of tho negotiation Of tho
treaty are not promising.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM o ANcELEs.

rrcAL 70 m sotp .rlL DAILY srvs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21

WASHINGTON. May 2i.-A dispatch
from Tyler. Texas. Says that Peter Nc.
Cartnsy. the notorious counterfoiter, has
again escaped from the United States
officers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-21

with keen rasory. clean towels AID choicest
.seoUps.in@is: W sttsnd V s1,sons!. 70
tssisg good satisfAetion. .tf.a Tr'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-27
How They Rent Farms in Texas.

Mr.. W. G.. kin~>bury, the Texas
Stat" Emigration Agent in st. Louis,
writes 10 the RCpu6lirnn in that city,
that 4 large number of planters in Tex
IL, in order to secure Il rood class Of
tenants. have agreed to the following
very liberal terms: They will furnish
the land under a good fence: comforta-
bic houses; all necessary teams and
feed for same: all tools, and keep the
same in repair: all seed and fire wood;
L garden plot: and generally sufficient
number Of cows for milk and butter for
the family-alI these they will furnish
free, the tenant to do the work and di-
vide the crop half and half after it IS
gathered. After the tenant is fairly set
tied upon the land and making Il rea-
son&hle show of work, the planter will
make advances for the actual nccc$Si-
ties of lifc, such rs meat and bread for
himself and family, but these are to be
paid for from thc sale of the crop. The
planter Will also meet the tenant III the
depot with his teams and transport his
family and effects t" the farm free Of
cost. Nj. kiu~>bury says he has the
name of several hundred farmers in
Texas who wish to procure tenants on
these very liberal terms which he will
furnish To I'll applicants, that the tW"
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The stampof civiiiZation-Thc postal
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

FRESH MEAT can be kept in sweet
milk for some time, renewing it as soon
aS it hcTinS to turn IL
DIAMOND CEMENT, for glass or chi
ma, is nothing more than i>in@lasS boil
ed in water TO the con>istcncc of cream,
with 4 small portion OF rectiticd spirit
added. 1t must be warmed when used.
VELVET CAKE.-1 cup of sugar, |
cup of flour, ! cup butter, , eggs: dis
solve 4 light tcaSpoonful OF soda in Il
cup of sweet milk, stir Il ~tcaSpOonful of
cream tartar in flour, flavor with
lemon.
TO CLEAN STRAW MATING AND OIL
CLoTU.-WaSh the mating twice dur
inc the summer with salt and water,
say about Il pint Of salt dissolved in
about 4 pailfui of warm, soft water,
driving the mating quickly with Il soft
cloth. The salt will prevent it from
turning yellow. After oil-clothS are
scrubbed and dried, they should be
rubbed all over with a cloth dipped in
milk. You've no idea how brightly the
cOlOrS come out.
CLAEET CTP.-ThiS makes 4 pleas
ant drink for picnics aud garden par
ties, but unless toe cIarct is GOOD it can
not be well favored. TO l bottle of
cIarct add + t~ahlr~poonfuls OF crushed
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-27

CHILL CURE,-SAFE AND SURE.-Dr. VII
hoft's Tonic is curative and protective. 1t
VIII cure Chills and protect from further at
tacks. Its reputation. i established. It's
composition is simple and scientific. ltcon-
tains no poison. II acts promptly and lis
effects ere permanent. II i, cheap, because
Il saves doctors bills. II is harmless, speedy
in action and delightful in its effects. Try
it and prove nil that said. W~HEELuCK, FIN
LAY x Co., ProVrictur>, Ne" Orleans.
q ALE BY ALI. DEUTGI>TS.
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A GREAT many people have asked US OF
late, How do YOU keep your horse looking
)" sleek and @~l">sy:" We tell them its the
easiest thing in tlc world; give ShcriImu's
{ "ya5rQ roNiitipn Yo.nIsrs two Ct three
times Il " eek.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-27

S&sASTEEi-f"U Dung mcnt To- learn Telc%raphinG
Ss Situations guaranteed. Tuition 10 he paid ont
of salary situation is secured. Address Queen
City Telegraph Institute. Srtalia. 3ir.. Kansas City.
Mo. -. Louis. Mo-. or Fort scott. Kan. Send stamp.
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During 4 thunderstorm in Maine the
lightning killed a horse worth $500 and
never touched an old COW which had JUS.
kicked q woman scnSclcsS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-27
His New Watch.

The buggy was oid-fiShi0ncd. with a
crcvaSse in the dashboard and a spoke
missing from one hind wheel. As the
auctloneer raised his hammer and told
the croWdt that he had knownthat horse
all his days and had made the circuit of
the world in that buggy, the owner Of
the outfit leaned against the vehicle and
wondered how any one could tell such Il
bold lie and still preserve such 4 placid
expression of cOUntcmancc.
He was a Young man.. He had seen
harvest apples and w~atermelons come
and 90 about twcnty-four times. His
WhiskcrS We're soft and fuzzy
and orange-coIorcd, his pantaloonS
We're thrust into his boots, and it was
rs plain AZ Il white dog ri midnight that
he had come from the agricultural
country to sell the rig and fattcn his
wallet. He verified the statements of
the auctionecr that the horse WAS sound,
kind, gentle, docilc, amiablc, ambIing
and tcndcr-hcartcd, and that the bug
gy would continue to roll ON until time
should get tired of trying to reduce il To
4 state OF general u>rlc>>n"ss.
"Forty-five-t fifty tiyc-ixty-cy-
cnty-tivc, going last call-quick-
can't dwrll-"-o-n-c!" cried the auc-
]tionrrr.
"Go>h to >nakc~." exclaimed the
%ui!rlc-> Young man, rs ne settled up,
porketcd the reminder and left the
corner.
He felt good. None of Us feel rood
when N pockets are empty. ! said
to myself that hrwouId buy hair-oiI, Il
~coco"nut, q bottle of pcrfumcry, Il
iack-&nifc, u dollar chromo, Il two-dol-
lar diamond, a pair of pantaloon> with
a stripe down the lcr: but | WAS de
ceiycd. | Thought couldrrad him is Il
bootbIark spells out the biz words on L
Fourth of July poster, but he couldn't
be read. IIcmale Il bcc-limc for a Jew
clcr's.
The @uilrlc>s young man has never
owned Il ""'rI III HIS me- ou' ne enter
cal the store like I man who had pulled
a watch from his pocket a million times
per Gay l'F HI! !t"r>. lie Went rI@"'
~ '"' ''>' continuing me green H'c'''-
buttons on past the ease OF Ni'EerWar',
rlGit up l" the ease where i h"i'irrH
watches rested III velvet cases OF ON vel
'et-lln'd trays HE JrWeIef handed
out kc\-"lnd"fS, Stcm-WilderS, stop
watches, watches r"IpnIent with ma
chInery, watches tim amt gaunt, bat
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-27

Pleasant ana Profitable Employment
beautiful ~ 'Charfaiug.' .Ol, how !UTCiV ~ hat
are hey worth ~ etc. SUch are explanations by those
whose the large, elegant New ChrCGi"S uroduCcd by
the European q Am arOmO FuD'g Go. They are all per
feet gclISOfart. EOncran resist the temptation [, buy
when seeing the ChrDmOs. LJrCQuITcs no laiEiIg tOseil
the pictures: they speak for themselves. Canyasscrs.
AEts and ladies' ana gents OI; Of employment. will lind
this ne hest opening ever offered to uiatT money. Fun
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