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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-14
NEBRASKA ELECTION.

OMAHA, October l3.-Completed re.
turns come in very slowly. Enough how.
ever Is known to show that the estimated
Republican majority 100000 Is none too
low. Douglas county goes strongly Re.
publican, except in the case Of the sheriff,
where the Republican candidate is elect
ed by only 10 votes, and in the case Of
Colonel James W, Savage, Democratic
candidate fpr District Judge, whose ma
jOrity is 1871. The new constitution has
doubtless been carried by very large
majority. 1t is not expected that any
thing like complete statement can be
rendered before Saturday.
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IOWA ELECTION.
Ecnnhllcnn NfniorliH a5.OOO.

DUBUQUE, October l3.-The Republi.
can majority has been considerably in.
creased all over the State. The majority
for Kirkwood, it is believed, will reach
$4,000.
DIS MoINEs, October 13.-Thc official
vote in this Cooke county gives a Re
publican majority Of s0s. The Rcpubli.
can county ticket Is elected, with one cx-
ception, by majorities ranging from go
for Sheriff to 1881 for Auditor. The
Democrats have elected the Treasurer by
37S maiority.
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New Orleans CongrntuIntes ohio.

New ORLEANS, October 13.-The fol-
lowing was telcgraphcd this afternoon;
70 4. II lVikod, Chairman Republican Com.
mittcc, Columbus, Ohio:
We celebrate your victory with one
hundred guns, now being fired. The
Conservatives here vie with the Rcpbli.
cans in the congratulations over the de.
feat Of the initiation hercsy.
+. B. PACKARD,
Chairman Republican Committee.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, October i3.-Ir
the revenue case before the United States
Circuit Court to-day an application was
made for continuance on the indcl.
ments against the Rindskoph Bros, OF
account Of the absence Of material wit.
nesscs. The Court determined that they
should be put on the bottom Of the calen.
dar. a count in one Of the indictments
was qiashed on account Of tluplicity. In
the case against WELLER & TAFT a motion
was made to Quash the indictment, on the
ground that 1t included liquor dealer
and a revenue officer In the same count
The argument was not concluded.
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Closing Of a Snrnr t,ennerr.

MoN1REAn, October 13.-J. Redpath 4
Son have announced to their men their
intention of closing their sugar refinery
on Monday next The reasons assigned
are the excessive drawback allowed by
the United States Government on the cx.
port Of refined sugar, and the lower per
centngc OF duty imposed by the Canadian
Government on refined sugars than on
the raw, which has iostercd outside com.
..at;0t.,
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Chairman Republican Committee.
Dry Goo,is IToiSc Suspended.

New YoRK, October 1.-The dry goods
house Of Strauss, Lehman Il Co., No. 80
Leonard street, suspended to-day and
made general assignment to Morris
Taska. The cansc Of the failure ia said to
be shrinkage in values and the present
business depression and inability 10 meet
their dues in London, was the Immediate
cause Of their suspension. Amount Of
linhiliticR $500. 600.
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Mr.. Henry NJ. Cooper, Collector of In.
ternal Revenue, seized 10000 cigars in
the hands Of dealers in this city. The
manufacturers, Schniedlapp & Co., Of
Cincinnati, and Reed, Jones Il Co., Of Jol.
let, ILL.,, had failed to comply with the
law in having put their name and
number Of the factory, and revenue dis.
trict, upon the boxes with stencil plate in.
stead Of burning into the boxes, and they
were seized in compliance with instruc.
tiOns contained in circular recently is.
sued by Commissioner Pratt.
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GAIT DryRlEs, the General Agent oil
the Baltimore road at this point, gives
notice in another column, that on and
after to-day tie road will only deliver
freight at the depot Of the company in
Mi. city, anil not at the doors of con
signcc. a. heretofore. We understand
,ha, the arrangement between the BalIi'
more Company and the Pennsylvania
Company is that the latter shall bill
freight to Wheeling from all points East
at five cents per hundred more than the
former, and in return Tor this arrange
mcnt the Baltimore road will bill freight
for Allegheny City and Birmingham, via
the ConurlI.yiIIrroad, at corresponding
advance over the Pennsylvania rate.
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In IIonnr ot Ohio.

NEW ORLEASs, October l3.-The lie.
pubIicaus are firing 100 guns in honor Of
Ohio.
tSDtAHAroLIs, October l3.--T'he Re
publicans held a jolliication meeting to.
night over the Ohio election,
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Entnl ltnllrond Accidcnt.

CALAIS, ME, October l3.-A waiting
train, engine and four cars on the New
BrunswiCk Railway, near West Andovcr,
n. b.. yesterday, broke through TEN.
porary bridge, killing John Mcdonald,
contractor, and injufihg Conductor Bah.
bit seriously ard four others slightly.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFTICE or THR CIIIRP SIGNAL OFRicRR.
WAsIINGToN, d, c., October Al Am
PROBABILITIES.

For tho Lakes, the Upper Mississippi,
Lower Missouri and Ohio Valley, falling
barometer, sontherIy winds, warmer or
partly cloudy weather, winds shifting to
southwest and northwest in the three first
districts, with rain.
For the Middle and Eastern States, fall
ing barometer, northeast To southeast
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
and Tennessee, northwest to southwest
winds, stationary or falling barometer,
warmer and partly cloudy weather and
rain on The South Atlantic coast.
Cautionnry signals continue on Lakes
Superior, Michigan and Huron.
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Planning Mills burned.

l'trrsBrRGn, October 13.-Sletetord 4
COmpOny's Planning Mills and Sash Fac.
tory, on North avenuc, Allegheny City,
was destroyed by fire this evening. a
large amount Of lumber was also burued.
Loss abdut $1,000; insurance $4,000.
Origin Of fire not known.
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Railroad Time Table Convention

CHICAGO, October 13.-Thc second All
nual Time Table Convention Of the gener-
al managers and Superintendents Of the
railroads Of the United States and Cana
das was held here to-day, nearly all the
roads being represented. The Committee
appointed to make u schedule, recon-
mended that the schedules Of last winter
be adopted again, with n few alterations.
This suggestion was unanimously con.
CURED in by the Convention, and the ta-
bles will 60 into operation November 2l I.
The next meeting will be held at Cincin-
nati, on the second Wednesday in April.
by the action of the Convention no road
will be allowed to run passenger trains at
faster rate OF speed than that laid down
in the schedule.
Nothing was done concerning fast mail
trains.
The special committee OF thirteen ap-
pointed by the late Saratoga Convention
met this evening to arrange general pas
sengcr rates, but could come to no agree.
ment and adjourned to meet in Philadel.
phia upon the call Of tho Chairman Of
the Convention,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-14

CnicAoo, October l3.--President Grant
has spent the day in riding about the city
and receiving friends privately. In the
afternoon the proprietor Of the Palmer
House gave him a lunch at which nearly
400 Of his friends were present, The
President started for Washington this
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-14

The "tall sycamore" which did duty
as an advertising medium the day before
the Voorhees, meeting here was discovered
this morning drapedin in mourning, togeth-
er with the stand upon which the tall
Sycamore Of the Wabash" Grated, The
Democrats shouldn't take it so to heart,
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The Vote nt Martins Ferry aud
bridgeport for Three Years
Past,
1t will be seen from the above that the

1t will be seen from the above that the
Republican vote did not fall of, but in
creased in the township quite handsome
ly over 1878 and 1874. There was, how
ever, very remarkable increase in the
Democratic vote rs compared with those
years. The total Republican and Demo-
cratic vote this year was 1866 against
0Ol last year, and 0l7 in 1878.
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ARKANSAS.
OFFICERS ELECT OF THE MEDICAL AssOCIA


TlON.
LITTLE Rock, October The follow.
ing arc the officers elect of the new State
Medical Association for the ensuing year
tho names forwarded yesterday being
merely the officers Of tie Medical Con
yention; DR.. W. b. Bclch, President
DR.. II. Dunlap, First Vice President
DR.. II. llrunsOn, Second Vice President;
DR.. }. T.. Mitchell, Third Vice President;
DR.. II. 7. Dale, Fourth Vice President
DR.. X. q. Jennings, Secretary; DR.. j. G.
EberlC, Assistant Secretary; DR.. A. j..
Brcysacher, Treasurer; DR.. II. Bates, Ii
brAriun,
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New YORK, October l3.-Arriyed--
Steamships lIothnia from Liverpool, and
Italy, from London.
ASrwERP, October 49, Arrived -
Steamer State Of Nevada, from philudel.
mia.
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Dem IOCratiC Nominations In N1nE.
SHChtiScttS 80. Death Of II Hymn
COMPOSER.

lIosroS, October l3.--lIon. Charles q.
Davis, nominated for Congress to-day by
the First Congressional District Demo.
cratic Convention nt MiddICboro.
The Executive Committee Of the Dem.
Ocrntic party Of Massachusetts have dc.
Cidcd To place the name Of John Quincy
Adams upon the ticket ~ candidate for
Lieutenant Governor vice General Bart.
lett, declined.
Matthias Keller, composer Of American
hymns, died here yesterday.
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Telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
OHIO ELECTION.
The Resultin belmont.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, October IS,

/
Dispatch to tho IntellIgenCCD.
The followingis the result OF Tues
days election in Belmont County. Allen'l
majority over Hayes, for Governor, is rs
The Democratic candidates elected arc
as follows For Treasurer, W. J. Kelly
over S. Bentlyi for Auditor, Wm. f. Stamp
over Hiram j. DantOrd; for Commission,
or, Ithamer j, Potts over VIM. Alexander
for lnfrmary Director, Wm. Parkinson
over VIM. Romage.
Each party elects a member Of the Gen.
eral Assembly, viE Thomas Pyle, Demo.
crat, and Eli V. Clcaver, Republican.
The Republicans elect the following
county officers, viz; W.s. Kennon, Pros
ecuting Attorney, over Thomas Cochran;
Chandler W. Carroll, Probate Judge, over
George II. Umstead; Noble Carter, Coun,
~ Surveyor, over Jesse Thomas,
The Democratic gain for Governor over
the vote in 1873 Is 2OS, and on the Con-
greSsional vote Of 1874 II Is $50.
The following arc some Of the majori-
ties by which the various candidates are
elected, viz Kelly 97O, Stamp 400, Potts
800, Kennon 2GO, Carroll 200, II.
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rROrnED CELEDRArION AT BGLLAiRE.
We received dispatch from Colonel
Poormnn last night informing us that
the Republican brethren Of IIelIairc pro.
pose to celebrate the election Of Hayes
by grand joIIitiralion down there on
Thursday evening.
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u. & d. nnd ohio GG Mississippi
Railroads.

Sr. LOFTS, October l3.-The directors
and general officers of the Baltimore 4
Ohio aud Ohio Il Mississippi Railroads
will meet at Cincinnati, when the latter
rond will formally he placed under the
management of the Il. 4 o., and thereaf.
ter both roads will be run ns one line.
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DETROIT, October l3.-Thc tug Miller
exploded a boiler and mnk ln Thunder
Bay this morning. Captain Miller and
the cook were killed and fireman seri.
ously injured.
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CONCORD, n. H., October ia French.
man named La Page, was arrested In
suncook this evening on suspicion Of be.
ing the guilty party in the Longmade
murder,
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The western Union Telegraph
tUllIIIIlIIY,

Company.
We publish this morning in our dis.
patches the annual statement Of this COM
pany, showing an enormous increase in
iH business over that presented in its last
annual report. The increase in the net
profit, Of the company reaches close on
to tlrce.Quartcrs Of u million over last
year, which 'ncarly twice the amount Of
the increase in itI gross receipts, aud
shows a very decided reduction in the
costoi operating expenses. The number
Of messages sent increased S2G,.ijl over
last year, which considering the cOndi-
ton Of the general business Of the coun-
'Fy indicates n high degree Of prosperity.
And yet with n business 70 enormous
and profits amounting to about eight
PET cen! on its large share capital,
the stock does not today sell for sew
enty'liyC cents on the dollar. This fact
shows an unmistakablc lack Of conf.
iencc either in the continued ability Of
shecompiny to earn dividends or in the
disposition Of ils management to pay
them, and illustrates in n very striking
manner the suspicious and apprchcnsions
Of the public in regard to the manage.
nent Of the great corporations Of the
country The mortgage bonds of II good
railroad, like either the Baltimore and
OhiOOr the Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
Tearing only six per cent interest, and
perhaps a fourth mortgage bond at that,
readily command par, and yet the stock
o. great monopoly like the Western
V0loh Telegraph Company, on which
s'Sn' Itf cent dividends are paid, in
quarterly in'talmcnts Of two per cent,
S'' T" a discount Of twenty-five
' ''n'' lhls depreciation results
" part from the fact that there ia pro.
ec' ON loot just atthis time to build up II
formidable competitor to the Western
Union Company, The project has been
set on foot in California, and includes
some Of tile mlIionaircs Of the Pacific
c, coast Tor its hackers, such men rs WIN.
S0a'on and Alfred A. Cohen. The pro-
I''' has already taken shape, and 10 per
Gent onthc proposed stock Of S25,OOO,OOO
nae been paid in. Mr.. Cohen las had
large experience in telegraph matters
'ndi'a heavy stakeholder in the Western
Union Company. lie says that the new
company starts out on the i,lcn ot chcop
Biography, not as a mo,lcr ot rrblic
philanthropy, but a. 4 .y.,cm lint nrom.
les n,.onoil, n,aG,, ,II',' ,'', '''"' 'oI ,i.,|
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The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of
the State met to-day. The Grand Lodge
Of Masons adj djourned to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09
APPLICATION FOR PATEhT.
NOTICE NO. 2ss.
U .. Survey Ne. i2s and io1.

TT a LAND oFYiCR, CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, July ~, isls. .-Notiee 10 hereby
riyen that J. o. Caldwell, whoee post-oniee
sddrsss 10 Gold llili. storey county. Nevada.
has ,hls dsy nlsd h. sppliea,ios iof psisn, ,n,,
linear feet Of the Gibbs lode, or vein bearing
rojl and silver, with surface ground two hun.
drsd feet In width. situate. lying and being In
Geld Ilil Mining Distrtct, county OF storey
and STATE of Nevada, and Known AUD oeslgn.,ss,a s,a
ofacs o. lot number iss and iy1 In townships
tHsniy.on (si) east Of Mount Diablo meridian:
rbe exterior boundaries Of said Iot No. 10
and ioI being - iellows, 10 vii: -
Comme eneing Il post marked No. I. U. .. sur.
yey No. i3G and i0T. situated on the north hank
Of Justice ravine, and where heavy efopplngs
lntsneet rsid ravinc, thence fnnning hnt
coarse west 100 feet To post Marked 10; =. v.
besrs ths mouth OF working tunnel south de.
rrees west, distant % feet tbs quarter sec.
lion corner on south line OF section -, town.
shin n norih. range 81 east. Mount Diablo
meridian :north % degrees ana = w minu.es va, u,,
1 degree and one-quarter minute east, 7.xa feet
10 post marked No. 8, U. \. survey No. is6 and
iUf. saiA post being Identical with ne seeth'
east corner oftbe Eufcp. COMPANY. y: ~ >; cur, ,.
10 post marked No. 4. U. 3. survey No. 10 and
iot thence, fourth course, souih degree and
opsQuarter minute west, S,1?7 iest 70 post
masked No. ., u. b. turvey No. 1H and i0I.
and Wiener bears the hagstif Of the caledonia
new boisiing works south % degrees and one-
quarter ninuis west. nagstsnon knIekerbotkef
koIsting works soaih u degrees and ons.auar.
ter minute west. haepta6 on Mount Davidson
porth % degrees and one.half minute wet;
thence, AMI courpe, west 100 feet TO poet no:
/. the point Of beginning. containing ~ s1io
aeres.
Ruropa Con,panv'p claim.
me joeaiion Of this mine IL duly rceofded
In The County Reenrdsrs ONCE q s.oss} y, Soun. p
Sook A. d q IS, Gold llIn Mining Reeetds.
Any and al pciyons claiming advefssy any
portIon OF aid ]. @. Caldw. y mine or .aid MIN.
M srpund o. hervinhcfofe de.eribed. am
rss.ivd q AZ ,hsir sdysf,s fi.,% isns am e. 'ss ss
rsssor civ. IN the state Of Nevada, during the
INV dsys period of publication heIeoi. o.
thcJ wilibs barred By vitne ofths provisions
ot,ne ,n,e csd'''s' ~ A. Waltz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09

OSx man complains: "Heally. now
ought not the girls to get some clothes
TO wear over those dressesl" Another
.xpostulates: "Poor woman! when
they wear loose. ample skirts. syerye
condemns their e1travasanee. Now
that tho pretty and graceful tis-baek
skirt comes la. the newspapers call u
indecent. Why. it's the prs,iiest thing
IN the way Of dress since Eve leit Eden.
AMI what the use Of bowling about It!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09

In the Cotton case. at Santa Bsrbafn,
defendants attorney asked one Of those
summoned as jurors: "Do you know
the iefen,lant,'' mo sir. "haye
You any prejudice for or against hinr
"well, sir. 1 shouldn't like to have him
In my fainily.' This brought down the
HOUSE,, anal the man was excused Tor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09

Tux Rev. John $. c. Abbott an
nounccs his intention To support ex,
Speaker Blaine for tho Presidency, and
every friend Of Mr. Blaine il In agonles
lest the Reverend gentleman write a liis
Of Blaine, ald thus eiirctually Kill all
chances for official prsfsrment.- -i'"eh'
ssirr I,mOcrui.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09

viRsr LOVE.
Whom drs, we love, roo know. we seldom wed
Time rules ne all. And life. indesd. 10 not
The thing ue plannsa u oat ere hops was dead
And then. We women eannst ehosss oar Iot
Much must 10 home which Il 10 lard IN ssAf
Much given away Which u we're svssss
God hslp =. sil, who need indeed Iils care:
And yet ksow the shsphsrt io'ssAis shssp'
Nv Iiitle psy begin. In basbls nov
Cppn ny knee his earliest ihfAnt prayer;
lie has his fathers eager ewes, knew.
And, they -zy. too, bis mothers sunny hsif
But ~hs. be sleeps and smiles upon my knee,
And can fs~l hls light breath come and 20.
Ithink Of ose-ilsaven help ynd pity NO
Who isvea ne. and whom loved. long ago
Who nigh, have bssa-ah. what dare so'
think.
We ARE al changed 0od isdgss fos ~ bsst,
DAD help us TO oar daty. and not shrink.
Aud trust In iiea.sa hsme.y for the rrst.
But blsm- us women not. 10 some sppear
Too cold At times; and some t"o gy ana
light:
some grief xnsss deep; 'ons w0's are hard
Who kssws the past, and Who can jsdrs Us
rightly
Al. were ~e judged ~ what We might Aav'
And BOD By wAai Ne are. tss ", TO f.lli
NJ little ehiid-he sleeps and .nliles oswssu
Ths.. thoughts ssd mel In Heaven .s shai
Lsow al. -J.iia Ward ihosrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09

Tns New Bedfori Sta@iani says that
",ho wamsutia Mills corporation. owing
to the depression in trade caused by ,h,
extreme low price OF goods, has deeide',
10 close all the mills for tho month ol
August. or until business warrants START
ing again"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09
h WIN. n. GILLESPIE,
SOLICITOR FOR PATENTS,
y. .. LAND OFFICE.

DEEDS, Leases. Power, Of Attorney, Mort
ss ss:S. ~ s.S ssssr =.
AppjIsstioss ~, aed Protests Of Adverps
Ciainsnis aesinst. United States Patents %
Nines made . specially. -
Oy,,cr-YroatRo Roons Nsyhspaek House. .io1k
lvess s!del soaih Q street, south @ q y wsL' q,
ainls CITY. Nsvsda. :. =. nysl I'm
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NOTICE.

= uRpRBY GIVE NOTICE THAT ! HAVE
this day appointed Nr. Thomas Kelly my
aren't Tor ths collection OF oil fenis due me
ffca properly belonging to me In the town OF
oo'a h'' SOL. WILL.
Dated this iosh day ofJuly, ISIS. j,ioin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09
a. McBoYLE 4 CO.,
Drussisss a.d Chemists. san Prsseises,
SOLE 'PEoIHIRroRs.
TAPE WORM
Removed in Two Hours,

er,IrH HEAD COMPLETE. OR NO TX.
w peppe, In addition 10 tho large number
who ui,derstand the eause OF heir dIsirrss and
gradual decline. hundreds Of persons on this
eoasl are dragging out . wretehed existence
~ dyspcps o. but what 10 In reality the eject
of iii terrible parasite In the stomsch.
Those suffering from an unnatural appetite.
weak stomach. Indigestion, weak mental staie'
nemory. neryou. debility. dinners Of sight,
occssional dizziness. etc.. are advised 70 call
before their syrtem becomes reduced beyond
sreovery, % these are como sf the prominent
indications eftapsvorm. ~ cure 70 peima.
iaiu The patient bus . couple of hourp from
basipsss. Medicine cent 10 any part of tho
cosntry. Patients treated at their residence
vhep preferred. once hour, 5rom z, ns e ! and
No. sss Mission street. near Fourth, ssn rrsn.
rIsro IeIe Sm
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NE WSPAPER PR g 8
FOR sALEl

a sPLESpI WASHINGTON PREss.
ss sss Ss foS SG; II. aGs nsss sSs
CASH, tnesthsr with roIisrs and appurte-
nsnccr. Everything In eomplete working or.
der. Apply at the once ofths di 1TnTi
GOLD HILL NEWS.
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10 CONfRACT0RS.

TIE rMs voR R!cUyINo BIDS ,.: yoR y
n 6oidf Hin - Ssss sitsadsd sniii A.sssl
Nh, inslasivs, Bo9e sllght ehsness have
- - sS: s: E s: i sa:n &c .. sss q
d erdss q - hoard q Tras!sss.
lyu "a Q. ". CHUBbUCK, sserstafy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-09

Tum most proiuse watering places
about these days arc to bo found ON the
brows Of the stump speakers now doing
Ohio.