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SlCiI THE BEST
Blu GGY IL AK u

Best quality Steel Oil Tempered Teeth. Locust
Hub through Boxes, manufactured BY the Hager'-
town Agricultural Implement Company, aud hr
sale by
d. SHOEMAKER, Agent
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ACAicago doctor says ,ha, superstition often
kills people who arc otherwise fitted Tor a
long DE. Tint may be So, ont what IS a Jl-
low O. 10 When his gr,ajn5!hsr's sh's: pok.s
hin ia the rios a, midnight sni whispers -
"Rafsol that m1aey-your hour has arr5ve :"
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State of West Virginia,
jefferson County, Set
Hay TERRI 1876, COUNTY COURT
18Th DAT)

ORDERED that the vote OF the voters Of this
~ County be taken az the different places Of
voting iu this County, on the
3rd Saturday in August next,
On the question whether the County shall remain
divided into Seven MagiSterigl Districts rs at
present, or whether there shall De FIVE Districts
as adopted at the last January Term OF this Court
and published IN the papers Of the County,-and
that notice De given in the papers of the Couaty,
OF the time and place Of said election. The Bal
lots used shall have written or printed on them
For Five Districts" and For Seven Districts, "
respectively. u the majority OF the votes be for
Five Districts, the Court viii adopt the Five Dis
trc,s. and Il a majority Of the votes be for Seven
Districts, the Cour, will adopt The Seven Districts
\ Copy-Teste.
T. \. MOORE,
June 3, lS7G-tf Clerk.
Spirif tad Register coyy.
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STRAW WANTED

rINHE VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY Of n,
town, win be prepared to purchase ''@'''
Straw of All Kinds
on and after the LIST of August, either in tbe il.
or delivered at the Mills at Halltown. '''ex
Apply to John II. Strider or at the Mill.
July Is, ls69-ti.
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CCHOOL BOOKS sold lower BY Geo. T. Light
= than any one in town. Copy Books ) and 10
cents. Initial Pepper IS cents per box. Legal
Cap Paper 20 cents per or.
October so, 1915. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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TAR

~ 10 gallon Kegs, for sale BY -
] May y. G. W. /. kEAKSLEl.
I DE.-Fresh burned stone lime for white
I ( washing, just received and for sale by
Nav %. 1915. GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY.
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DUTCHERKNIyES, best English and Ameri-
ID can manufacture, for sale by
Nov. Is, 1875. DUKE d GALLAHER.
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Change OF Location.
w oOlen Goods.

TIME undersigned respectfully Informs his for
/ mer customers and the pa5lic generally that
he has leased the
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Old Books.

OLD Newspapersand Old Paper (excep.b-,-
" and Rags, wanted, for which H. AZ
market price, in'CASH, will be paid at The goes
Oct. 10, 1872. FREE PRESS OFFtcp
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.

The Hubbard Changeable Motion. STANDARD
Combined Reaper and Mover The Pony Con-
bined Cbangeable Motion Reaper and Mover
The Meadow Lark Combined Reapes and Mover
The Meadow Lark Mower; al for sale by
ID. +. SHOEMAKER, Agent
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Patent New Process Flour.

MANUFACTURE by Washington & Alex.
w ander, al the Weverton Mills, for sale by
WASHINGTON 4 LIPPITT.
July 81, 1875.
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To Our Friends and Customers.

StALT, Pure Nitre lSaltpetrel and Pure Ground
= Pepper for sale by
Nov. u. 1875. GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
THANKS "FR0M THE DEPTHS OF
the HEART"
WELLINGTON, Lorain County, o., |
August "a. 1871. 4

w~r,,,xoro. Lorain County. o.
ir,nst o. ISTl
n. u v p,rncr RrTai, w
m.'Go;nos Go,der Nal.
~ S or and nr Soss'S Coiarrb
pniJ. hoxa mroved of tha greatest
ssrS;cs 70 mo N. month, AGO no ono
,haneht thai I conld possibly live long.
.L.S. .an,ii.a,ion - Ji..cs..-sc,of
~ W. .ss,a.,ina I'll In .rrn,io,s aud
aa ni",eSas ON NV hsaJ that made
siea' o"s az, + ao,,d NO, have nv
susn s%ss, ,[.;,,or, i, nsrs;n, ,ns mucI
na n".. - ssus;n, swoIisn olanJs
sus, .nIs,coJ ~ s,hicr
tonsis en,",seu' a III.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO tn. ooLD HILL sAur rsvs
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Probability erasasrsI sherman n.
turniug 10 Wnshingten.

Probability efGsnsrsI Sherman n.
turning 10 washinxtss.
cuIcAoo, March 2o.-A Times Wash.
ington special says: General Sherman,
encouraged by tho new condition Of
things in the War department, has
opened negotiations With Secretary Taft
Us to tho advissbility Of rssstablishing
his army headquarters In this city:
Secretary Taft was the first to suggest
tho propristy Of having the General Of
the Army within consultation distance,
as provided when the Act was passed.
General McCook Is General shsrman's
agent In the business. and army people
look for an early return Of the head
quarters to this city.
Uausunl SNOW sterm In Memphis.
MEMPHIS, March 20.- Since 2 o'clock
last night and up to 10 this morning 10
inches Of snow has fallen. and 1t 10 still
showing. The street cars are unable 10
run, and trains on all the roads are de-
layed. The streets are full Of i~mprovised
sleishs. Such a storm was never known
here before, the snow last March, which
was unprecedented. only measuring
about 8 inches. The telegraph lines
south are prosirated. and Ill s not known
how far south tho storm extended.
0rcat Fire In Charisstsn. South
Caroiina..
CHARLESTON, March 20.-A fire broke
out at , A. NJ. this morning at Corking
K Waters alley. No water being in the
neishborhood, and the mind blowing q
gale from the southeast, the whole block
was burned from Columbus street to
Line street. both on the east and west
sides OF the street. About 2 o'clock the
fire crossed Line street, sparks and tim
bcrs being carried three.quartsrs OF .
mile up tho street. and tho houses and
aud stores along the ROAD were pufneo'
Heart.rending scenss were witnessed, and
bands Of negro robbers sacked every
house to which they gained access.
LArER-This morning Major Gun.
nington took command, and some
order was restored. by half.past 10
the fire had burned itself out. Hundreds
OF persons are homeless and pennilsss.
The loss is at least half n million, and
very little insurance Is reported. Tho
boundaries Of the burnt district are on
South, Columbus. Stand and Rogers
Alley. all north Of the race course; on
the east the South Carolina railway; on
tho west st. Phillips and Percy streets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20

A SOLDIER GoSx.-After q brief Ill.
meas, Major Charles A. Phillips. of this
place. expired at his room In the cap
itai" lodging house. Main street. Gold
Hill. Major Phillips RAJ . graduate Of
Harvard College. and served with dis
tinction during the wal OF the rebellion
in tho Fifth Army Corps. az q Major OF
q Massachusetts, regiment OF mounted
infantry aud also In the cavalry com.
mand operating in the southwest. lie
was complimented In special orders ON
various occasions for ~gallantry In the
field. The deceased WAS q native Of Mas
saehusetts. = lawyer by profession, and
ut tho time OF his death vas thirty.lve
years Of age. Two Of his brothers.
who reside in San Francisco. have been
tslegraphed for. and will probably ar.
rive here day after tomorrow.
LOCATING Buors.--At q lato hour last
evening our reporter. in passing through
the lower part Of Virginia City. noticed
an old acquaintance in distress. the
skirts OF his overcoat trailing in q sea
Of mud. from which no was vainly try.
ing to eItricaie himself. To the re-
porter's interrogatory as to what be was
doing. he replied that he was locating
buoys. 81 am getting along very WELL"
said he. "havo located six or seven al
ready"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
From the Black Hills.

Tho Evanston Age OF the l4th instant
publishes the following about an old
Salt Laker. giving his experiences OF the
Black Hills:
Last evening We met n man named
Muench. who passed through Evanston
last August. on his way to the Black
Hills, where no arrived In September,
and has remained there until a month
ago. lie says bio aud four others were
prospecting all the time. and IN five
months obtained $50 worth OF gold;
that they were obliged to carry their dirt
from two to three miles 10 get water.
lie don't think that all the men who
have gone In there have taken out n
thousand dollars in gold. says he has
not seen any paying mines yet. and that
not over one.half OF those there have
anything to live on but the charity Of
others.
Three.fourths OF those who so there
have not means TO pay for o ride back
to Cheyenne. lie thinks the Hills. as a
miners country. will soon be deserted;
that all the miners are talking about 60
ing to tho Big Horn and Yellowstone,
whore the gold Is. There Is a prediction
among all miners that gold Is mover
found on the south or east side Of q
mountain. but always on the north or
west, aud the Black Hills are the south.
east slope Of the Big Horn mountains.
and II Is the opinion OF most old miners
that gold in paying quantities will never
DO found there.
Another confirmation OF u state
ment that the Big Horn was where the
gold would DO foand, and we believe there
will DO n general stampede from the
Black Hills to the Big Horn country.
The man is q German. who was former
" q bartender for Louis 0rdner. OF
Salt Lake City. aud tells a straight story,
and We believe what he says may DO re.
lied on. lie says all the Utah and
Nevada miners are returning, aud will
stay at homo long enough to make n
stake" and then strike out for the
Big Horn and Yellowstone. He left
Custar City on the l4th Of February,
and has been on the road ever since.
He don't want any more Black Hills in
his.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
Arrivals Yesterday MeFnisg.
Dsparsures Saturday Evsning.
DEATH or neaAcE u. vEsEY.

Colonel Horace N. vesey. an old time
resident Of Gold Hill. died at the Lake
House In Reno. at z O'Clock last night.
lie was widely known throughout this
State as well as in California. and was
universally respected BY his aequaint.
anccs, all OF whom will be grieved to
hear Of the death OF tho genial, kind
hearted old gentleman. Colonel vesey
was q native OF Vermont, and at the
time Of his dsceass was co years OF age.
lie leaves a loving wife and devoted son
TO mourn his loss.
The sympathy OF our citizens general.
IN will 90 out to them In their sad be-
reavement. Mr.. vesey came TO Gold
Hill in 1862. and for several years after
wards wAs the popular proprietor Of the
hotel which bears his name. Several
years prior to his advent in Nevada.
and WAS q member OF Eden Lodge No.
lis, +. 4 A. n. In 1854 he connected
himself with Silver Star Lodge No. Q OF
Gold Hill.
He was also q member OF Chapter No.
,, Z. and A. II. Of Virginia. and Dewitt
Clinton Commandery Of Knights Tenn
plar. He will be buried with Masonic
honors tomorrow. Tho exact time and
place OF holding the funeral has not been
determined q yet. Mr.. Wheeler. Mas
ter Of Silver Star Lodge. y. and A.
NJ, 10 In Reno perfecting arrangements
for tho funeral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
LlrE.Asr I'm ENTERTAINMENT.
laseressinE Exercise. Held In siiss
MsDeuueit's Department. NJ
Friday A~ftaPnOOO.

-
On Friday last some literary exercises
Of avery pleasing character were held
In the intermediate department OF The
Central School. presided over by Miss
Mary Mcdonnell. A goodly num-
Der OF visitors were in attendance among
whom were Doctor Conwell. School
Trustee. Mr.. Stone. Mrs. Rison, Mrs;
Miller. Mrs. Flanagan. Mrs. Randall
and Mrs. Rattan. The exercises were
greatly enjoyed by all. The selections
we're excellent. and the young people
generally acquitted themselves very
we'll. The exercises were conducted
In accordance with the following pro-
gramme: Song. "'Hail our Pleasant
School," by the school; recitation. He
Never Smiled Again." Maggie MeNeili;
recitation, ''Toll tho Bell" Ella Nc
Donald; defamation. deacon Heze-
kiah." George Wheeler; recitation, we
Watched Her Breathing" Katie I'M;
recitation, Beware" Katie BLOCK;
recitation. Laying the Atlantic Cable"
Mary Bath: "Lucy Grey" Alice Hend.
srson; song, "The Poor Old Slave"
Carrie Gluyas: composition. "sum-
NOR" Ella Hester: composition. swim
ter" Nettis Sharp; defamation, 1.-THE
Dutchman." Joseph Moore; dialogue.
"a New Tippet." Emile Thomas aud
Nsttie Sharp; recitation. "Song oil the
School Ma'am." Katie Kelley; recih-
ton. Merchant Career" Willie Car
rick; recitation, "a Hundred Years to
Come" Phillip frsnkenheimer; song.
"Hold the Fort recitation, katie
Leo aud Willie Grey" Annie Kelley;
recitation. - Jaunt TO q Wed.
ding" Grant Marsh; select read.
ing. Emma winterbauer; dialogue.
"when I'm a Man." Willie Gal.
lagher. Frank Gallagher. Joseph Moore.
JET Kelton. Henry Alvarez. Willie
Phipps. Eddie Cummings. Fred Miller.
John Minnedue. George Pezette and
Willie wesilake: composition. Snow"
Sam Robinson; song. ''Silver Threads
Among the Gold;'' composition. The
Blue Jay" Robert Thurman: recitation;
''My Mother" Annie Chegwidden;
''Original Story.s' Nettie Sharp; recita-
ton. ''The Modern Belle" Nancy
Greenwood; select reading. George
Chappuis; dialogue. beginning OF a
Bad Citizen" Mary Randall. Lille Ri.
son. Ella Sharp and Robert Thurman;
defamation. ''Marco Bozarris." Joseph
Otto; letter. Willie Harris; recitation,
up the Hill B~errying." Kate O'Con-
nell; song, paddle Your Own Canoe"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
VACANT places in the dental ranks will

VACANT places in the dental ranks will
never occur II you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth.wash. SozopoSr.
From youth to old age. it will keep tho
enamel spotless and unimpaired. Tho
teeth OF persons who use Sozoiont have
n pcarl.hke wilderness. and the gums n
rcseate hue. while the breath IL pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. II In
composed OF rare antiseptio herbs, and
Is entirely free from the Questionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pastes.
ale
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
sharp Word. In she Spanish Par

sharp Words In the Spanish Par.
Lament.
MipnID, March 20.-ln tho late do
bate in an address in reply to tho speech
from tho throne, PAWN, referring to the
coup d'etat OF 1874. defended his action,
and said il was the only course left open
to save the country from still greater
dangers. IIe alono was responsible for
tina, step. CASTELAR, being unwilling TO
act. CASTELAR, said In reply. that II he
had been aware Of what was intended.
he should have boon justified In order.
ing Pavia shot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
s%uRroCArINa COUCH.

In . letter to hrs. Lisle, OF Chicago, . wei
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
sscribe- the cure % . dangerous cough. heeom.
panied by bleeding a. The lungs. TO llaie,s
Honey Of Iforchound and Tar. my cough
but the Honey Of l~iorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of IT, The letter was "a
a lady friend IN this city. who has placed IL a
the disposal Of O. ". Crittrnion. Z Sixth ave
nue.. Fixes ToothAche Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
sTOCK REPORF.


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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20

Lros's KArnAInos makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriant hair; prevents It's fall:
ing out or turning gray. II has stood
the test Of 40 years. Is charmingly per-
tuned, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
lndiscrciions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ~ manhood. ETC.. / will send
q recipe that will cure you, FREQ OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by q nils.
siOnary In South America, Send Q telf'ad-
dressed envelopes to the key: Joseph 7. lnman,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE.

Happy feIItI lot yOubk men Irutu Fue eueSss
Of error and abuses In early life. Manhood
rrstoied. Impcdipents TO marriage removed.
New method of treatment, New and remark.
able remedies. Books add c~ircnlars sent ffee.
In seaied envelop.. Address HOWARD Al.
s%OCiATIOS, AIN. Ninth street. Philadelphia,
Pam institution having q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional shill.
is2a 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20
LINK HRRRi

II IL worth knowing that FuRNI TuRE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATTRESSES. and many other thlngs, can b.
bought Of II. W. GRANT, Gold I'LL tabove the
NESs ofice). at ~ reasonable rates - al any
house In the State: and his goods are Just what
thy are represented 10 BE-. IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-20

riArve.i,.ocko'dryroo
and zee.
, 1876-07-15

uuo Alss iibtrihmemmen6s 8alo Ill ncetsn
bic arosen 9 urmglcd II nod a,SRers Stub.
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obspofen eintreften.
, 1876-07-15
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