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Go TO I. Blum 4 Bro, II yor want a
handsome oyerskirt and Basque. They
have just opened one hundred new styles,
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The Finance Committee Of the Board
Of Commissioners met at the Court
House yesterday and settled the accounts
q the late Sheriff Brown.
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THE Eve German singing societies Of
the city met at Beethoven Hall last night
and rehearsed "Hail Columbia" and,
"Star Spangled Banner. :
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DoS'r forget the regatta on back fiyet,
Saturday afternoon. Fellinger and Man
ton, the calculated oarsmen, will row.
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THE races which were to have taken
place Yesterday have been postponed, on
account Of the rain. 40 .t--,.I.
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LADIES box,toed walking shoes, ladies'
button walking shoes, ladies' kid Mag
nolias and toilet slippers, at
u. tCARNAHAN. 4 Cos. !.
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TIE pupils OF the state Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, Of Romney,
will give an entertainment in the Opera
Home TOMORROW night. -
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TIE mail service terminates with to,
night unless there Is an appropriations in
the meantime.
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A BROKEN down cart, filed with dirt,
obstructs llth street, between Main and
Market, .Es
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TIE tournament and hurdle race take
place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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SASH RIBBONS in endless variety at
~ SPEYRR BRos'.
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oKEhundred different styles Of Summer
Suits at Blums' forless than tany house
in the city. y 80, y. ~ -.
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FoR bargains attend now the forced sale
Of, dry goods and carpets Of
,J.W. FERRE1.,
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TES or twelve couples Of young people
Of the city ate waaes, young. dickens,
etc, at Mrs. Beagle's last evening.
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THE largest stock Of Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets in Wheeling at -
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THE Bridgeport Hayes aud Wheeler
club meets every Saturday night ~
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CENTENNIAL RIBBONS at speyer Bros,
in red, white and blue.
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A BIG rush. for those ladies' fne kid
side lace shoes, at L. v. BLoSDs.
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ELECTION OF OYFIcERs.-At q meeting
Of the Daughters Of Rebecca Wednesday
night the following members were elect.
ed officers for the ensuing year: D. W.
Z. Poisal, n. G.; Mrs. @. A. Poisal, v. g.;
Mrs. J. A. Harris, Secretary; Mrs. E.
Boring, Treasurer.
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I,nR sAILA YERY DESIRABLE Bag

NOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
Il HOUSE mo. l5 Sixteenth street,, In hrss-
class condition. This house y very eonIenlsnt and
suitable f1r either 0ne OF two families Il contains
eight rooms and has water all thToughit. There Il
4 god stable on the promises: For terms and fur
ther particular enquire on the premises, bstEeea
liz and seven O'Clock ia the evening. II not sold
before July 18th It will be offered at pablo ale on
that day Al 10 O'Clock, At the Court HOUSE.
JecO JOHN r. McNABB
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IMMENSE reductions in price Of hats at
SPEYER Bros.
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WANTS.

w tSv Boardersin q private family: Pias.
ant rooras nicely Furnished, With use d paISQf,
M Eeek. Apply a IN Bodst. lt5S-
WANTED TO ExcHANGE-Eppzty in L.:
w dIanaPOll for GrOOG1oA Addfes b ~ -
BellIire r. y. N
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THERE will be q grand concert at the
Continental Saloon, Louis Gaus proprie-
TOR, tonight. -. --...-.-.l =. N.
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TorLEr soirs, only 8 cents, at
- sPErER BRos.
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The Belmont County Republicans met
in Convention at Barnesville yesterday.
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TIE place to get the cheapest Shoes Is
at Il. v. BONDS.
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GtreGtttelIiqe1
FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1876.
New Adxertisementa.

For Cincinnati-Steamer Hudson,
Grand Rehearsal II Fourth Sf July
Board of Commissioners.
40. H.-Notice.
Concert To- ighf-C Continental Saloon,
Get New Hat at Reeds. Z
To the Public.
Just Received for tho Fourth Of July
i. Blum 4 Bro.-head Of local.
Notice from the Mayor-head Of local.
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ELECTION oF oYRrcERs.- The following
officers have been elected BY Centennial
Noble = Grand b: N; j. i. S. Jordan.
Vice =" Lie. Rockwell.
Secretary, VIM. P. McKelvey.
Treasurer, Thos. Morehead. ~
The officers will be installed on Thurs!
day evening next,
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THE problem Of the hoGr-to keep the
starch in ones shirt collar. lr
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The amateur race on Saturday after
noon will be roWsd By four or Eve crack
omsmen.
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SASH ribbons only 2Oc a yard a.
sEEYER BRos.'
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CENTENNIAL handkerchief for men
and boys only 10 cents, at
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POSTPONED RAcEs.-The races which
wersto have taken place yesterday have
been postponed until this afternoon on &C
count Of rain.
The programme will be as follows
Trotting, open 10 all horses owned in Bel.
mont county, Ohio, or Ohio county, West
Virginia; running ! mile heats, three ip
Eve; trotting, free to all. The $40 race
Of yesterday, which was prevented by the
rain, will also take place this afternoon.
In addition, there viii be match game
OF base ball between the Leader and Re-
serve. The Clippers, Of Bellaire, will play
the winners Of this game, and on Satur,
day the Standards will play the winners
Of the last match.
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LINEN Suits cheap. at Bluns'

LAD1n' cuffs only 10 cents, at LII.
sPEYIR BRos. /.
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Carrier Boy Wanted. Apply at this
once. -. l. .,
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1. BLUM & Bro. are offering 100 styles
Of new Linen Suits for the Fourth. Give
them call and secure first. choice.
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EoR SALE

F'oN SALE :.
The undersigned will offer at private saIO until
SATURDAY, July Il, 1876, LII.
A small tact Of land situated on the east fork Of
Long Run, near the old Poor lIous Farm, one and
one-iOurth miles from Frank Walters, on the Ma
,Onal Road, aud three and OaS-hAlt nIles IRON the
city Of Wheeling. This tact Is Ia good state Of
improvement, having on 1t > clEnOliOuStWO-story
Frame Dwelling House. Slaughter HOuse, good
Stable and other Out:bulldIngS, and an excellent
Orchard.
This place, row known as the Peter NOll tact,
sold seven yean ago for 5000. 1t can Be puFehas-
ed now at reasonable figures, and upon the most
SltisfAetry terms.
II no, sold at private sale, 1t Will DO offered at
pube auction At the front door Of the Court Houss
on SATURDAY, July 18th next at 10 O'Clock An.
For further particulars inquire Of
NEssRs cRAcRAFr-d COLE,
IiSs chsplIne Street.
1J.C. HEsvEY, Auetioneer. Ie9t
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a NEW paper is to bestar.ed this weel
at Martins Ferry by B. Klauser.
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THE 81. Louis ticket is a splendid one
10 beat. ttF ~
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ORDER your Ice cream at A. Neuhaus.
ems confectionery, 1221 Market to get
something extra. -. -. 49,. Z
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NOTICES.
NOTICE
redemption Of Public building Loan Bonds

The hOldsrI Of The above named bonds are hprs-
By uOtiasa that b0.Ids d the following numbers,
namely, H. &c, g, IsS, T. %, ia 1O6, ISL, o. ITO,
81, Il6, ~, 8 have been dawn BY lot In aOOord'
anee With The provisions Of the ordinance autho-
riding The same, and win 10 paid al the Exchange
Banf, July is 1875, at which time they win eeas0
"a bear interest. in. VANCE,
NIL OFT,
jel7 Commissioners Public Building loan.
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A4rENprfp escape From THE MOUNDS.
WILLIE PRSIrESrr&RY.-Thos. Webb, one
IL the Huntington bank. robbers, who i
serving out a sentence Of fourteen years
in the Moundsyille penitentiary, made a
desperate attempt TO escape from that in.
stitutiorf on Wednesday evening. Upon
that day quantity OF coal was piled up
against the south wall OF the prison yard,
which is considerably lower than the
others, and when the bell rang fot quit
ting work, about which time severe
storm arose, Webb walked across
the yard and placing a. plank up
ON The coal pile and against
the wall commenced TO ascend. The
guard, who was about forty yards dis
tant, called to him to halt but he ppidno
attention to the command. The guard
fred two shots, one Of which passed
through Webb's hat, while the other
grazed his body. The shooting did not
seem to disconcert the prisoner, as he
yerycooily continued to- ascend the wall.
Just us he was about placing his hands
on the top OF the wall, however, the plank
gave way and brought him to the ground.
Webb calmly atose and walked delib.
erately TO his quarters, as though moth
ing had happened. - 'Al
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EoR RENT
FoR SALE.

mon sALE-AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
PIASO. ~, octave, Of . aEst-cltSs nAke, 10
perfect order and fully VAulnIel, having hetn IN
he hut q short time, Il offered for slIs al very
low pTice, by private family. oau.bs seen q LOO
Market stTtet, second aSIT. tesSo
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Go to Blums' for your Parasols.

w1haye reduced the price Of fans at
prices that will close them out. Nice fans
only 5 eenis at sPErER PRos.'
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MORE Centennial suits and Military
costumes arrived at
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TRy our 81 embroidered corset; the
best in the city at sREYER Bros
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oyEEsKlR7s and Basque. at Blams'.
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BUNTING Gags Of every size, for sale 10
per cent less than catalogue price, at =.
- l A. NEuHAusEss.
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FuL7os.-E&,Ors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing Tint you take i warm interest in the
improvements, mol only ii Wheeling, but
also in its suburbs, desire to say that
our town Of Fulton, though not rich yet,
tries her best to emulate the capital oil
West Virginia in steady progress. You
Improvements here the marked change
made upon the property recently pur-
chased by Fred Fulmar from Mr.. g. Lu.
kenS. Blf ti.rbi
The people here are warm for Hayes,
and ali expect an era Of prosperity TO
dawn upon them when We see this good
mar seated In the Presidential chair.
Atanother time you win hear further
from me. .-,.-,- ~ H.G.
Fulton, JUNG 20:
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CONTRIBUTED POETRY

CONTRIBUTED P0EtAi.-
Oh Sammy T. ! pltyy,u,
h No DOUBT yolsfeln Amaze t
. iPof yoasnsTer Ell b PToSident
While We have 3. b. HAYS
The evaSllltas Tildsn man,
He vas theIr Joy and pride,
Bat N Iha haze Of Mr.. Hayes,
He Slumbared spd be did.
9ane 70 I IN HffheH Greeley
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FANCY hair blankets for rent for III
celebration at 1921 Market street.
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HAMBuRo edgings from 5 cents up, al
:. SPEYER BROS.
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III. P6Nh ns.aty1fS. c=ts
sias f'r.F.-.-
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A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF
China, Glass and 0ueensWare.

The cattle stock, consisting Of China, Glaa and
QueensEare, eonslined In the st0re-roon Of WIN.
Collins 4 Co, No, 1893 Main strcst, Is offered for
ale by the undersigned,
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pm N ApyAScE-Mr. JcsephKfa.
mar desires IA 10 correct the statement
that his bill for furnishing music 9t the
Democratic State Convention had not
been entirely liquidated. 10. says the
brethren we're requested to come down
With me stamps IN advance, and did 50.
limo RAc1s-OEing to the muddy con-
dilion OF the race course, The races aa-
yertised for. yesterday at the far
Grouds did NOT come of. Mr.. Burnley IN
forms Us that the programme arranged ipr
yesterday will DO carried out today.
TIE pupils OF the STATE Insltutionfor
the Deal, Dumb and Blind, Of Romney,
will give an entertainment in the Opera
House tomorrow night. SCI. .a
LADIES box,toed walking shoes, ladies'
button walking shoes, ladies' kid Mag
nolias and toilet slippers, at -,
- - GARSAHAS, & Cos. !,
Go to /. Blum 4 Bro, Il yon want a
handsome 0yerskirt and Basque. They
have Just opened one hundred new styles,
FoI the glorious FOURTH Allsizesot
misses and children's colored button and
lace shoes, Just received at u,
,aa i -. CARSAHAS q Cos.
oKE hundred different tsles Of Summer
Suits at Blums' forbes than atany house
in the city. 80, Z.
THERE will be a grand concert at the
Continental Saloon, Louis Gans proprie-
tor, tonight. .9aas 40.
Go to Blums' for your ParasOls.
~ -,
WE have reduced the price Of fans at
prices that will close them out. Nice fans
only 5 censs at sfETlEER FRos'
/. BLUM & Bro. are offering 100 styles
Of new Linen Suits for the Fourth. Give
them call and secure first choice.
ORDER your Ice cream at A. Neuhaus.
ems confectionery, 1221 Market to get
something extra. rs sl t.-,
oyEEsKiR4s and Basques at BlumS'.
lT.. I'D ~ a.,
LAD1Es' cuff only 10 cents, at
sPEYIR BRos.
--- n,
LINEN Suits cheap. at Blums'. -,
BUNTING Gags Of every size, for sale 10
per cent less than catalogue price, at ..
80 5- A. NEUHAUsES's
we announce great reductions in
prices Of millinery and notions and at
prices that cannot fail to please previous
to inventory next month. .1..,,
The. Omnibus Company has a few more
buses to hire on,the Fourth. Call and
see them, ~.
FANCY hair blankets for rent for The
celebration at 1921 Market street.
TgY our 81 embroidered corset; the
best in the city at sREYER BROS
MORE Centennial suits and Military
costumes arrived at
49,.
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BRENrLlNGER's SYRUP
Bonesst . and Wild Cherry.

For The cure Of Coughs, Colds, 1nanenn, DC, &c.
Pieaaut 70 tSfe, Sreedy IN Its eBets, and sie for
children. In use b ydss, Hnd has always gwen
satistaetibns ~ r I-7- s ~ Iaa.
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WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

EoR sALE-A choice building lot on 18th 81.
e Just above EoG, part Of the grUlnd upon which
formerly stool The Samuel hughlIn residence, 10
for ale. It Is desirlhls property. The house
Ad!ulnlnS ID also for iaA.
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tlI T JOHN RoEHERs
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DANK AND INSURANCE STOCK FOR SAIL
ID lis Shatss in German Bank.
IS shs:a In German Insurance Company.
i.,a PETERSON BAKER
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-23
ar..a Christmas hall.

Get ready for tho big time. II will take
place next Monday evening In Cooper's
Hall. Virginia, and the Pacific Csast
Pioneers will manage the affair. The Old
Boys have entered into this thing with q
will. aud their arrangements are a. COM
plsts .. they could possibly be made. The
nnest music will be In attendance and
nothing will DO left undons 10 make this
one Of those occasions Of q lifetime that 10
locked back upon with pleasure forever
after. In the hall below an elegant sup
per will be spread. where those who feel
like eating may regals themselves with
anything that may suit their fancy. from
pork and beans 10 ice cream and chocolate
cake. II should be known the Pioneers
are attempting to pay OF the debt which
is nov on thsir new hall. and they hope to
entertain the public and make money at
the sams time. Tickets are only two dol
lars each. II you are not already supplied
SEQ TO IL Immediately. and take one for
your friend.
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CHRISTMAS.
The seasen on the Consteek- Wiz.
.inin aud Gold IIiii Preparing
Co Mako Merry.

The streets Of Gold Hill and Virginia
have now tho regulation holiday appear
anos. All the storskscpsn have their
PLACES dscksd out in svergresns. The
psulterers sndeavor to vhst the aPPstites
Of their f~siiow-citizsns by hanging out
long rows Of blue. frozen. plucksd turkeys.
Tho butchers deck tho carcasses Of cows
and sheep In ribbons Of tho national col
ors. Tho toy shops lumber the sidewalks
with rosking horses. slsds and other afiairs
known : excite q frenzy Of c~ovetsusneas
In the youthful breast. Their windows are
sights 10 see. and around them 10 . con.
slant crowd Of children. with . good
sprinkling Of grown people, whs seem ~
enjoy quite a. much a. the ysungsters the
autics OF the clockvork gymnasts and the
ravishing beauty Of the wax dslls. The
streets are full Of people going about look
ing out suitable Christmas presents. Tbs
boys and girls are in 4 fever Of plsasurable
excitement. AID IL would he hard 10 lind
. youngstsr at this season who would DO
naughty enough to disobsy papa or nam
ma In the smallest trifis. There 10 gen.
erous rivalry between the churches and
the saloons Ia the matter Of displaying
pine boughs and red berries. The saloons
are rather ahead on this Christmas bust.
meas. They can afford IL better than the
churches. As . background 10 all the
pleasure are the idle men standing about
The saloon doors and hanging about the
corner. This merry seassn brings but
bitterness TO them. for u 10 not In the na-
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MINING ITEMS.


-
TIL. vs.l elosss upon a dscidsilv wal
.,,l $3.50 -.
anu een'' ~ -
Everything seems W 10 gone 10 the
"demnitisn bow-wows." Nobody appears
al ~ ,,la IN tall us .,.ctix that. A..
matter, but one very level-hoadsd Dem.
..,.,;, t,;.,d NJ or,. .,,,;hr,.. Az. nr..-
ent aem"rAiIn' IN 'he s'ocA market 70
the very disagrseabls state OF uncertainty
in which the political situstion In in.
,oix.5 Noho.l, tnov. who 4. \. \. A..
80, p...iS.n. r. n.
ruled In the future. or whether the polit-
ical hot heads Of the natisn may not sue
iced In fomsntiny another civil war within
the next two or three months. Az 10 the
mines alsag the range Of the Comstock
there 10 nothing unusually disceuraging
In the prospects Of any Of them 10 Justify
This heavy depression In stocks. Work
~. prooueuon 70 iorsare y usuai IN
IL ! suu w: ,'.ul.s NM, anu
s,e,oPn,sn ne PrvsPye"ng NM
A'sy Pu'Asu ior"Ais All AioAs 'no
A
The drift North from the main east drift
or crosscut at the s50-foot level Of the La
dy Washington 10 showing better streaks
and punches Of ore ~ Il 10 further I'd.
s""J haS. ~ IN nv :. nj. I..s, srs
ssi,.,, =
Last evening the east drift OF the South
Comstock mine. at tho 300-foot level. ran
into . fine body Of quartz. which 10 svi.
dently the ledge expected 70 be found In
that direction. II gives very fair asssys.
nron,;.c. sssr ho,,.r ,h.S X .havs a nrs..
mi
Application has been made TO substitute
the Golden Gate Mining Company Of Geld
Hill. In place Of the Segregated Gold Hill
Mining Company. on the regular list OF
the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board. The Stock List COMMITTEES OF the
hs.r ~ ahisc,,on. :. H. .nniic.tion
At the annual nesting OF the Mcclellan
Gold and Silver Mining Company. held ut
San Francisco day before yesterday. the
following officers were elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year; II. d. EAbsr. presi-
dent, III. Bredhsf, Treasurer Otte
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-23
A Matter OF Indinerenee.

81 should think. you Honor. said AZ
attorney in Judge Co.'s csurt-rosm this
morning as he picked up the water pitcher
which ats upon the edge Of the judicial
dais, III should think. your Honor. that
you'd get somebody 10 build q fence
around this here pitcher or else put your
spittoon ever on the other side"
Whats the matter sir :" inquired the
Court.
"Mattsri Why the outside Of the
pitcher Is all covered with tobacco juice"
ITS . matter OF indifference 10 me.
SIR"
MATER Of Indifference, your HOnOr'
Why it's filthy r.
II don, care, sir. this Court never
drinks water"
Then the attorney sat down aud locked
indignant.
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Atrial. ,,.,- n..n,ns
ser.r,.r.- Las, G,..,.x.
n.,,r,su. service. r.-n.erre~.

GKRsAs LUTHERAN srKvicr--on sunday
nett Ccar.stmas Essl. 81 ! O'clock y. NJ. In
Turn vervin Hall. anal "a Monday tchri-ima-
Day. At n O'Clock A n Ia the frc.hytriisn
Church. q street. opposite the y .,.h,s. Nr'
ginis City. diyir- service In the Herman IAN
gu.ee with b. held By Rev. 4. Dreve-. "a. tor oi
The 1aths ran Chutcb. San Francisco. All .ef.
man. of Coll Illi. Sily-s cts ana nsishbefing
TOW ne are ootdially lavliei To attend.
Mrrmopisr Ert.corAL cnuEcu, 0oLp HUI
-Th.rc will b. divine service At the Methedist
Episcopal church tomorrow sunday Al iusao
A -. aud ~ y. n. Rsy. ocofxe W. fl'ch
ofieiAtins. sunday school At i;brs
NJ. JoHS'. Cuuncm. GoLo h~iLL-Thsr will
he divins services u ~. John. Church TO NOR
psw Il ~ O'Clock. a n. ! y. NJ. Rev. u >
Eastman oineisting. Sunday sch-"i al iao
~.
cHmsrxAs DAY RslIslous snHsicr-.-
Ther, will be divine service In NJ. Johns
Church ou Christma- morning Al III O'clock,
New. n. n. Eastman ofisiatins.
st. PAuli- curhcu. vmcISn.-Thsre will
be divine ..r~ice lb 81 Pasl's Church, Virginia,
Tomorrow at n o'cl ck A. NJ. aud ! o. NJ,
bishop whitaker .fhcisiing.
Rsv W. Il. Jrsskr viii ho.i divine service
81 Grace Church. silver CITY. to-mouOw even
i1g 81 I o'siosk.
Raw. w.R JtSvIf gill hold divine service
81 Dlyton 10 Morrow morning II u o'slosk.