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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-28
BY Goddin, Warren L Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers aud Agents,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELL
L ING ON JEFFERSON STREET. in THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER, AT AUCTlOS.-By
virtue Of deed of trust executed to us dated 30th
of January, S72. and duly recorded In the clerk g
office of Chesterfield County Court. being required
premises. on THURSDAY, 29ih OF April 1875,
ut O'Clock +. NJ, the FRAME DWELLING, with
rooms, water, &c, situated rs above. he lot
fronts as feet and buck between parallel lines
Is feet.
Also, LOT AS feet front on Adams street, and
running back between parallel line, lis feet.
TERMS Made known at sale.
WIN. IRA SMITH,
I.s.TUWER.
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
apl9 Trustees.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 1912 Min street.

SMALL FRAMED HOUSE, NO. 1914,
= ON FOURTH STREET BETWEEN LOUISE
ANA AND DENNY SrREEIS, POET MAIO.
FORSALt At Publ &c AUCTION, on me pre-
mises. THURSDAY the 29th April, 1875, at 5
O'Clock p. N. 1t contains three rooms, SC. Lot,
25 ty 90 feet. The above property is sold by re-
quest of the heirs of Robert d. Taylor deceased.
ap27 LYME & BROTHER. Auctioneers.
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DON'T PAY a5 FOR A GAL a
~ TER when you can buy acity-madea1=5
one for g.. Don't pay 81 for q snoe when you can
buy one for Is. This Is true; L. you don't believe
IL 30 to the factory, els Broad street between Sec
1nd and Third. Nothing BY. eity.ma de goods sold.
UEk FOB ONLY $6. 6el6
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an 2S.2t*
Rvcrubbs a. William
BIZ GrubD5 q WIIlIHIHs,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A Dwell
CLING on TWENTY-fIFTHS STREET SEa \
TO VENABLE STREET, ON usdU }s,d hi IL si a.
mond Chauccry Court.-In execution Of decree
said Cause ,ss on snns io ON
In as,h Of Nav ut O'Clock Z. 81, the dwelling
81 suaied as above, now formerly occupied by BIZ
Bircheti, aud being the same purcnaSen oy d. d.
Norris at n former SALE which sale the court re-
fused to confirm The lot IS So by 81 feet. ,,.
TERMS: One-fourh cash: balance at louI, eient
and twelve months, with Interest Tor negoutDle
notes with an eudorser for the deferred payments,
and title retained By the court until the noirs are
paid. 1hoiAo .. = nra
c,r-rps G. u1I1.Ns. Auctioneers. apes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-28
By Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
lib Main street.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-The
ID uOWARD'S GROVE PROPERTY, contain
ing about ten acres. and about FOUR ACRES more
Opposite thereto. on the Mcchanicsyile turnpike.
short distance from the city limits. have been d.
sale on liberal terms. This property. for health
and beauty OF location, accessibility 10 business.
and prospective enhancement in value, Is unsur-
passed by any thing In or around the city.
Amy To RICHARDSON L CO.,
nm 54-IOt lib Vain street
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REAL ESTATE AF PRIVATE SALE.

nor SALE PRIVATELY.-I offer g.
Il for sale privately and on VERY LIBER Ill
TERMS OF PAYMENT that III dlum-siZ"G and con-
yruiently -luc:ltcu RESlDEHCE No. 4l2 Eighth
stree, between Marshall and Clay streets. The
house has all the modcrn Improvements. Posses
sion given ut once. Apply 70
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
poS.Gt Bank of Commerce.
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BY W. 9odain,
AHctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh. aud Bank streets,

VALUABLE LOT, WITH TWO BRICK
Y TENEMENT THEREoS, ATTHE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF CARY AND SIXTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-WilI be
sold at auction. ON the premises, on FRIDAY the
3Oth April, 1878, ut AZ O'Clock P. n, that very
valuable property located as above. The LOT has
a front Of 10 feet and a depth of 14S feet to an
alley sixteen feet wide. and there are gu 1t TWO
SMALL BRICK TENEMENTS, covered wi h slate,
each containing four rooms, and renting together
for about $500 per annum. 1t will be sold as
whole or divided. may be preferred. II Is admit
rably well loca ted for block Of tenements 10 front
on sixth street.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes bearing IN
terest. secured by trust deed. w. GODDIN,
an 23 90 2S&3O AuctiOneer.
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TOR SALE PRlYATELY.-I hive for
Il sale large number of small HOUSES, brick
and frame AT prices fr IN 5000 to S2.5O0-some
of them great bargains. FRANK ID. HILL.
Real Estate Agent,
an 27-4t No. | 0S Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs-.Fusurc pays.
BY w. d. Ratcltfe, Auctloneer,
No. 1903 Main street.

DY REQUEST OF W. X. SMITH & CO;
ID {vho intend changing their business; VIII
se Mt cton, Mt their store, No. GOT BroaG stree
ON THURSDAY ut l0k O'Clock, their ENElhE
STOCK. comprising in part
BEnSTEADS, MATTRE.S SEES, BUREAUS,
SAFES, TABLrS, CHAIRS. &C..
A good assortment of CRockERf and GLASS
WAaF. NOTIONS, and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOODS.
The publIc are most respectfully Invited, as every
article will be sold regardless Of cost
1'u''e WIN - w. B. RATGLIFFE,
ooot* Auctloneer.
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NEW SHOE HOUSE.
r ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDns

I ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDmSap
IL SEASONABLE GOODS.-Latcst styles R8G
BOOTS AND SHOES for Gentlemen's weary EAf
CALF BOOTS. sewed. with boX-toe, - so t6
worth IS: Genllelnen's CALF CONGRESS GAL
TEkS, crimped and with bOX-toe, $3.50 worth
$3.50: Genliemen's CALF ALEXIS, IS SO worth
10 fine aLtXIS and CONGRESS CATERS at
~. so worth $3.50; good CATER at 81 worth
good for schoo-wcar. 81 20 up TO s2-just half
price; Infants shoes, Soc up; Ladies' wear great
variety from IL 25 up TO the finest LACED and
BUTTONhD SHOES and CATERS; Home and
Nortnern-made Penteniary SHOES ut a very low
figure; SHOES for WOrkingmen and Farmerst
ut prices To defy competition at the old cheap
store Of NJ. GOLDEN,
NH 30-Sm 1923 Main street.
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Ey Gruhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VAL l. \ B E BUSINESS
N STAND OR SITE FOR A DWELLING. AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CAKh AE ~
DAY the 2Sth Gay OF phil, al f.! o'clock II. NJ, upon
The premises, we will sell the LOT situated rs above,
fronting 80 feet and running back 30 rect 10 an
alley. lis location at present very desirable BON
for business and residence, and being %lthih one
suurc of Monroe Park and directly Opposite The 81 c
selected for The Clay-Ward market. house this lot
must greatly improve in value.
TERMS: Al safe. .,..
ap23 GRUHBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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BOOTY. SENES. &c

RGpTSl. SEOES. &c.
RooT AND SHOE FACTORY. H.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY. -
lam now having made TO ORDER all kinds OF
hand scwed
BOOTS AND SHOES
ut LOW PRICES. Measures taken by one Of the best
cutters and filters in tie Stale. a tit guarantc ell
and all work warranted.
CONVICT LABOR EMPLOY ED.
j. NJ. STEVENS,
an 2S-1w No. 6 Governor street.
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BY II. Mccormick, Auctioneer,
1414 Main street.

1414 Main street.
CTOCK OF GROCERIES.
- WINES, LIQUORS &C., &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, Goth instant. at 0 O'Clock, I
will sell at the store OF Edward Phelan, So, No.
1891 Broad street. his entire stock or the above
named good embracing the usual variety of FAM
lily GROCERIES, BAk-FlXTURES, SCALES
and WEIGHTS. SC,
superior lot OF WINES and LIQUORS, consist
lug OF
WHISkEY, GIN:
BRANDY, &C, &C.
The attention Of the trade, and especially my
creditors, is asked to this sale.
n MrCopNrcK Auctioneer. ap FL
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !-1@p
~ have now in store full line of gen. REHA
tlemen's fine handmade SHOES, sucn ass EAU
Goat and Calf Strap-Tles, Goat and Calf
PriGce AlbertS: ladies' misses, and ch!inrens FINE
SHOES-all sizes aud colors Trunks, Valses, and
Satche;s at ". Z. w. TAILOR'S,
apl9 Fourth and Broad streets.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

New two-story FRAME DWELLING with four
rooms and lot, the east side of Thirticth street
between Marshall and Clay streets, for sale pri-
vatcly.
Two.storv FRAME DWELLING with five
rooms: kitchen and lot, on the east side Of Twen
ty-sixth street between Clay and Leigh streets for
sale privately. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
An 04-4t 11l3 Main strpet.
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FERTILIZERS.

HLD GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
~ GUANO.-We offer tor sale the small portion
remaining OF this truly valuable GUANO. Plant-
ers and others are assured that this GUASO Is
undoubtedly the last of the supply formerly drawn
III large quantities from the Chincha Islands
re 24-3m Seldom d BRUCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-28

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, THE VERY
Il DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND called
Beulahvlle," Situated 1T cross-rOacs in King Will
liam county, on the roads leading TO Aylets ware
house and Nelson's ferry. The improvements con-
sst Of Il dwelling and Storehouse, Kitchen shoe
shop stable granary. &C.: also. I'll ice-hnlsc now
fun Of ice. the lrghbnrho"d cannot he surpassed,
and the stand is of tn" best In tile county there
being no store In eight miles. 1T Is well suited for
physician.
For terms, &C., apply to Mr.. J. w: TAYLOR,
living near by. or +. ID. EACHD,
an o4.dswfMv1 Peal Estate tgcnf.
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By Burton, Carter & CO., Auctloneers.

TOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
Il GROUND WITH A FRAMED TEAEMEN!
THEREON, IN THE TOWN OF FDLIos;.,A
for the benefit of Mary A. Eacho. Of record In Hen
rico County Court clerks office. deed.took No 80
page 81 (having been requested by te SAID MARY
A. Eacho in wriling) shall sill at Public auction
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 2Sih instant
al s O'Clock p. 81. LOT, with small tkAMEi;
TENEMENT thereon. fronting on the soutn hEe o.
Nicholson street 80 by ITO feet. and oistant iroI
the east line Of Gillian street so feet.
TERMS: On the day of sale.
PATRICK Il WILLIAMS.
b. on otot& Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-28

FLOATING OF SOLID on MOLTEN IRON
When some years ago the discussion con-
corning the supposed igneous-fuid condition
of the earth's central mass was revived by
the physicists and biologists, a plausible ar
gument against that hypothesis was drawn
from the fact that the rocks Of the earth's
crust are denSer in their solid than in their
melted condition. Hence, it was reasoned,
concealed masses would sink, instead OF
floating on the surface, and the solicitation
of the earth would necessarily begin within
it-perhaps at its very centre. There are
doubtful points in this argument; but we DO
10! mean to discuss it. Que answer made to
it was the reference 70 the floating of solid
upon molten iron. The weE-known shrink
age of iron in casting, for which allowance
is made by the foundrymen, indicates that it
does not, like water, expand In crySta liking,
but contracts. Yet a piece of cast-iron will
float upon bath Of the same metal in fluid
state. The explanation Of this phenomenon
has been sought by Mr.. Mallet in the hy-
pothcsiS Of "repellant force" But it APP
pears from a communication by Professor
Adolf Schmidt, chemist of the Mis-
souri, Geological Survey, in the Ameri-
con Journal Of Science, that the phe-
nomenon itself has been but partially OBJ
served, and that fun examination OF 1t does
away with the need of recondite explana.
lion. To test the point fairly care should of
course be taken to have the solid iron free
from pores or irregularities Of surface which
could exclude air or moisture to any consider
able extent. A solid ball of cast-iron filed
smooth on the surface soM sink in molten
iron. Hence the learned explanation Of its
failure TO sink is evidently supelhuous. But
after twenty or thirty seconds the ball will
slowly rise to the surface of the dath, and
remain there. Hence it seems that though
cast-irou when cold is denSer than molten
iron, it expands upon heating uBtii, at a
point below its poiat of fusion, 1t is really
tighter than molten iron, and at the rsement
Of fusion, or thereabouts, contracts s2ain,
but not so much as it had previously ex-
i,snded. In other words, the m;niea um
density Of cast-iron is not at its temperature
Of fusion. 1t would be interesting to follow
this inquiry q little further, and test in the
high temperatures Of the Sieman's furnace
or the BeSsemer converter the question
whether fluid iron heated to an intense de-
gree does not become less dense than solid
iron at any lower temperature. - Christian
UniOD
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AZ PRIVATE SALE.-I offer al d.
N private sale my RFSlDr nee, No. GA Ill
Seventh street. The dwelling Is large and commo-
diOus: three stories with finished basement. The
lot l. so feet front with depth OF 1872 feet.
TERMS Accommodating.
Apply upon The premises, or Of the subscriber t
1901 Main street. &. GENSbT.
~,
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AUCTION sALE+rhis nay.

AU(TtON HALEy-E6tR Day
BY W.K. smith Co.
HOUSE-FURNISHIN GOODS,
IL CHINA, CROCKER aud
GLASSWARE,
At AUCTION.
will commence selling the balance Of my stock
ut auction TO-DAY. Sale at 10h A. NJ and =
NJ.
Ga FRIDAY ut IL O'Clock will sell one slX-
FOOT UPRIGHT SHOWCASE and two SIX
FOOT COUNTER SHOWCASES, one SHEET
IRON and one BOARD SIGN.
TERMS: Cash. ROBEkT NOfT,
Main between Eighth and Ninth streets.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed on account OF the
weather uAtil TO-DAY ut 10H O'Clock. apS7-4t
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I ANDS.-I have for sale large number of
IL trst-cass ESTATES with splendid improve
out buildings in almost every section of the state.
Many OF The large estates situated on the James
AMI other rivers, ana many Of the small farms lie
near the city. GEORGE NJ. DREWRf,
ap Linz 1O14 Main street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21
Senator Ieass' Bonanza.

Senator Jones has q BONANZA outsids
Of his Ice making pa.snt, II the following
,,ou /. t.. Lr,.,s. E,nr,.. NAV IN
relied upon
wo Ind occasion to speak some dayi
ago Of the wonderful Developments a
kernville. Sinee 70 wrote that article
from facts received from . gentleman
who made a personal inspection Of the
mine. we have learned Others OF o NOR
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21
Better Postal EaoIItIss RsasIrea.

There 10 urgent necessity Tor q morn.
ing mail service between this city and
Virginia City. and the wonder 10 that
the people Of ths two places have no!
long ago demanded Il. Tho only mail
received here from tho city on tho hill
leaves that place at 8 o'clock In the
evening and arrives here al half.past Q.
There Is no possibility. therefore, Of 70.
ceiving o letter on the day In which II ID
written. wolls. Fargo & Co.'S Express
leaves at the anne time With the mail,
and letters by II are not delivered before
the next morning. A lettsr ought 10 &C
from Carson 10 Virginia BY the 8 O'Clock
train. and another mail ought 10 leave
Virginia for Carson by the first morning
train. II would DO Of incalculabls
advantage TO business men. and its cost
to the Government would be trifing. %
the Virginia & Truckee Railroad officials
would only be too happy to aocommo'
date people BY carrying q many
mails NJ our people could desire. A
the matter nov stands the conductors Of
nearly every train arc burdsnsd with
packages which they have 70 deliver,
and, 70 their credit DO Il said. they do
this without fec or other reward than
receiving the thanks Of q people grstsfnl
for the favors they 10 constantly bestow.
We ask the Enterprise to give CHS matter
It's attention. Il would greatly bsnsht
that journal In the way Of circulation.
aud tho people Of the two cities would
bless the power which gave them this
increase in mail facilities Carson Her.
aid, Aug. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21
Rene itsns.

Irrom the Nevsds state Journal. AuEusiail
Last Thursday evening Just a. the
passenger train from the East was COM
ing into town. a shot was fired. An in
vestieation elected tho following facts:
The night Waterman saw q man buy a
bottle OF liquor. and they suspected he
was getting e for the Indians, no they
kept a close watch upon his movements
and saw him give the whisky to a dusky
child Of the forest. Thsy arrested him
anil brought him into town. when
they we're on tho platform nj the depot
the culprit jumped from IL and attempted
10 escape. A shot was fred In his
neiehborhood which brought him to
terms and he was jagged.
Last Thursday night the wife and
family Of ex-senator Stewart passed
through town on their way 70 oali1or-
mia. Hon. Bill himself Is detained In
Salt Lake on business. but will follow
his family as o a possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21
carsea Items.
Iron the tribune. Aus. %

lrrom Inv ittounes auss ~
We challenge the fruit growers OF our
sister State to beat us in fruit This
morning an apple measuring thirteen
and a half inches in circumference was
placed ON our desk. II weighed one
pound av~oirdupois and IL almost
40 solid as q rock. The apple was
raised ON Ksyser & Eirod'H ranch, at the
upper end Of Carson Valley. The
branches Of tho tree on which II grew
have to be proppsd up and even then
are not strong enough 10 hold up the
fruit. We pause for q reply.
The lovely camping ground at Hops
Valley IL nj this time the scene OF much
pleasure. and numerous camps Of tour
ists turn out nightly 10 enjoy tho merry
dance. Capt. Taylor. the Genoa butter
man and his lively wife ars there. Our
boys are at the valley. and the Edgerton.
Mccullough party ars making the woods
resound with merriment. Fish and
game are rl,nty and the nights are just
cold enough to mako blankets a luxury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21
Studying a Heavenly Body.

--
LEV n,sn.s s,ne. y'ans maa ra
ny a'ous nens' $50" t y.
nnh,;. .ooS 49, Ionl az
p l,.s ~. ~" ' NJ Th. .orn, M" n.y., H.
hsJ .,.sS. w"n;,..,sd an ;nt.,sss IN ,hs
hsaxsr shoxs Mn Mil hi nnay,sr AMI
snJ ~,s ,oIJ 40 n,.t ont INV .tar hs
nlsss.J snd ,so., Nj svss an n ~
riusd his ont;c 10 tLs small end Of ths
.nb.' and after showing The machine
shont for acme seconds' sndienly be.
came rr.nned In The study Of some.
thino which appeared 10 give him ths
hichest s~otisfnciion. For severnl mia.
MR.. he stood ma immoynbIe =. n statue,
"Guess hes coin TO grow there
urowieJ = man Waiting for a chance.
perbaps he never saw n teIescope
before" aid ssmebody else.
"YounO man" remarked the ovne,
Of the tu6s. "ifiyou propose to mon,
zoot,,o AZ. ;,s,r,r,.,t yon n,ust mas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

TIE San Francisco Cad. referring 70
political matters in San Ffnndseo. and
disclaiming all connection with manipu.
%laiion. makes this somewhat ingenious
confession: 1--WE do not wish 10 have
anything to do with nominations u de-
cent candidates can DO secured" This
admission Of its choice Of candidates
will comfort its rival. the Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

A CRAZY man who threw . stone q q
train on the Boston railroad has explain
ell his motive. "All the tnins," be
said. F" carry the globes. These globes
are Of glass, and inside painted red
their use In In the hands OF villains, ID
discover the thoughts Of thoss Who may
happen 10 get within the circle Of thst
infusncs."h oisTAqoIWck
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

Tux Chicago 7fiSus makes . not, Of
the remarkable fact that while mot one
sx.Prssidsnt is living. the wives OF hvo
Of Thorn survive-Mrs. Polk. Mrs. Fill
more. Mrs. Tyler. Mrs. Lincoln and
Mrs. johnson. OF these ladies'. n Is
insane and another at the point OF
death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

TIE Eureka Sentinel still discusses the
third term. Having. when Presidents
Gnnt's letter ON this subject was ~
ccived. held views regarding its purport
nearly identical with those nov enter
tained by the Seniind. we have no
ground for discussion. We, however.
arc not Of those who think hs will b" =
candidate before the next National Re-
publican Convention. That question
will be decided. and e~mphatically. too.
by the ~utteranees Of q large majority OF
State Conventions. after the manner OF
Kansas. New Hampshire. Pennsylvania
ani Nevada. etia Etl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

IT Is said that since the invention Of
mosquito nets the leading mosquitoes in
New Jersey n provided With hles With
which they will cut . hole through .
wire screen in i've minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

Pun. SurHiDAs should put on q pair
Of old gloves and twcak the Silver STATE
editors lose. His is simply
disgusting. But Phil. can't AFFORD TO
notice every cur that snarls at him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

CnrHcuu.L COUNTY is in the rear guard
of progress. Every other county In tho
State boasts Of . newspaper published
within its limits and among tho number
are fourteen dailies. "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21

THHEE children were recently de-
stroysd by bears In Canada They
didn't say. go up thou bald.head.
bat thcy went up Just the slime.
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DIED.

sANpERsoN-lA silver City. August 10. I'd
var1 eandsrson. aGsd ysap. ansiivs q
wisesnsin.
THE funeral will take tomorrow tsanlay)
frvu ODD Fellows HaiL oss1 ulp. q . s'eisek
Pm. Friends and sequaintanees are respect
fully invited 10 sitss1.l nEtyisfEih
coUNIHAN-In virriaia, Angsst % inhnt
son Of Cornelius md 4aghs OoalihAA. M
RicHARDe-Ia P,ochs, August II, infant eAlh
sfJohn Richards.