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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

u Makes q Difference.


Tho other day when q New Yorker tool
q coat around 10 . dealer In secondhand
clothing. the man looked Il over In Q con.
tsmptuous manner elevated his nose,
flung the garment aside and said
"Do you know how much I wouldn't
gif for dot goaty" l sif twelve shiliinss
only"
"Ii's worth Ave dollars" replied the
owner.
Fife tollari Shust walt till I gait my
wife and dell her dot We hat = lunatic In
der store I Why. mine trent. you must
have been sunstroked by dor heat las,
summer"
He finally got the coat for two dollars.
Passing the same store In the evening,
and seeing tho coat hanging at the door.
the man halted and asked:
"How much for this old coatf''
"Old gosti" shriekel the dealer,
"why. dot goat was made only last week,
worn by one party and can't be had any
more for only sevsn tollars -
"In give you two"
"Twoi Here. wife. hurry upi Put MP
der blinds. lock der doors. and let ne say
our prayers, for We must 70 into bank
ruptcy tomorrow shust tink Of dot man
offering two tollars for dot goat what you
bought Of . great alderman yesterday for
ave tolllrsf"
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NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka .Ssaiiasi of Friday says. The
Jewish Feast Of tho Day Of Atonement was
generally observed by the Hebrew citizens
Of this town yesterday by the closing Of
their places Of business and religious SER
vices, the members OF the faith assembling
at Odd Fellows Hall for public worship.
aud many Of them Abstaining entirely
from food and drink during the twenty.
four hours which constitute the time Of
tho feast.
According 10 the Eureka SsntiHsi. an av-
erage Of 800 bushels Of charcoal 10 now
being received daily ~ the bins Of the
Richmond Company. This involves All
expenditure Of $2.250 each day.
Reno and Carson arc quarrelllng about
where the next State Fair 10 10 DO held.
The Humboldt County Fair begins To-
day in Winpemucca.
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EAsrsRN N.
Democratic .Rsssrm" d. sesss
Cnrolfnn.

Dsneerasfe "BsS0vm" In South
Carolisn.
CHICAGO. Sept. so.-A Trb.@e wash-
ington special says; General worthington.
Collector Of the Port Of Charleston. South
Carolina. in a public speech here this
evening. said that more than fifty Repub-
licans hal boon assassinated since the
nomination Of Wade Hampton. and that II
Ia certain that not less than 500 more sssas-
s~inations will follow In South Carolina be-
fore election. The Republicans are out
ragged and insulted In every city and town
OF tho State. while walking on the streets.
and evsn when partaking Of the sacrament
VI the body and blood Of Christ in their
churches they are not free from insults
and sneers on account Of their principles.
Babeeek Acquitted.
WASHINGTON. September 30.-The safe
burglary conspiracy case. In which General
Babcock and Thomas p. Somerville were
defendants. was concluded this evening by
the Jury returning . verdict Of not guilty
In each case. The Jury WAS out two hours.
returning about o O'Clock. Tho persons
present expressed their qualification at tho
result by cheers and other demonstrations.
The International Rins Match.
WASHINGTON. September 30.-The inter
| national rife teams concluded their shoot
ing tournament at the 1000 yards range
to-day. The firing Was In two squads. OF
tan men each. Following Is the score for
the three days, out Of = possible 400: Fen
ton. 800 yards. as; Rae, ~; Slade. IS.
Fenton. 300 yards, 81; Rae. ca Slade. So.
renton. 1000 yards. Gs Rae. o. slade,
CT. Total. Fenton. rs; Rae. i67 slade.
10.
Misesliaueous.
George Alfred Lawrence. tho English
author. il dead.
There 10 said to bs truth In the report
that Ratib Pasha, the Egyptian CON-
mandsr.in-chief. and his staff have been
taken prisoners by the Abyssinians.
The decorations and i~lluminations pre-
pared 10 greet ex-Queen Isabella In Madrid
have b-en removed for fear Of disturbance.
An appeal 10 arms In defense Of the
Fueros. signed by the Basque and Navarro
Committee. IL circulating In Navarro and
the Basque Provinces Of Spain.
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rIHsELEp SORROW.
The wresehsd Lifs OF Most OF the
New York ballet Girls.

-,unora.rt VIM has been behind
., u....- - M.
the scenes IN o Nc" iotA 'nea'ci s''e' '"''
sketch OF the ballet girls:
a.a, srom tho hall tho girls look pretty,
xorng and banpy but very different arc
;h.x h.hind tbe scenes, They sro sad and
=~sn.iooLine. paintsd, belAubed and tin
ssled until they do not look like them
ssjyes. Tbeir occupation Ia far from one
~ nleasuro. II ia busincss-yes, bread and
meat. Nc could not look upon these poor
riris otherwise than Borrowing. Young
1s,v fsv vsrs more than twenty years Of
.ea-but All / how old In sufferingl
We particularly noticed ono ~sad.looking
crAature that did net appear TO enter into
ths Enjoyment Of the crowd. but seated
bersslf In a corner, and leaning her head
,ron an arm. appeared lost 10 everything
ding on in the room. We moved our
chsir near hers, when she looked up care
Ic.slv. We opened a conversation by say
inc I. Pardon ms. Miss, but o look Sick
sSNoi M 4" she replied, "I Am only
,,reJ' nj. 40 tired, Mr., - has four bal
a. IL ants nIsce. and ~reouires us 10 dress
siT.rar,i, tor sscb ons. and n Ia too much
ean ona ~, ~ yirls. lint VIC can't helm our
seivss Nv tbs tims VIZ get through We
A.. ali broLen down" What time do
So, o., t~broupbp" Z" oh. never before
;Ss,se Tben WE have 10 undres.. and IA
,onn o,.iocl lsfore W, atari Tor home. /
Ia n, Isr.a~ ana 4, t.Les ma ona bour ~
NV ,,, hon's ~ ,ou .se wa makc a pirLt AZ
ke' "WUn NJ. y s,,ns 20 roher.sls Al elovsn
" A." warn,nc and ,wo or ,brco ,imcs 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

An AnrRicAS GIRL who WAS KissEp M
QurrS vicroRIA.-The advent at Newport
Of Lord and Lady Randolph Churchill las
been u VI the events of the season. Lady
Randolph, . young American lady. Of
great beauty. ID q daughter OF Leonard W.
Jerome. She married an Englishman. the
son Of the Duke Of Marlborough. and was
received with great distinction by the
Queen on the occasion Of her hst presen.
tation Of court. Her majesty would not
suffer her TO Hiss her hand. but raised her
and kissed her on the forehead. . marked
and notable kindness. Lord Randolph
Churchill. u 10 said. 10 just Ut present not
In favor at court /; in fact he 10 said 70 be
quite out Of the good graces Of His Roya.
Highness the Prince Of Wales. This an-
gust personage had taken his ground In
connection with . recent elopement which
for some three weeks excited and delighted
the very highest circles Of English aris.
tocracy. Lord Randolph rather defended
the gay Lothario. who. u we are correctly
informed. Was his brother; hence an
es'fangemen between the Prince OF Wales
and Lord Randolph. and hence the visit Of
Lord Randolph 70 this country Newport
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Boys Shot In q Duel.

Two gentlemen who returned SUNDAY
from Kimbsll. posaus county, give US the
following PARTICULARS Of . terrible duel
which took place Friday morning ON the
banks Of the Brazo. river. opposite the
own mentioned. A party composed Of
Walter Turner. Ed Brown and - Thomp-
son. from kaufman county, hal been IN
that locality several days with race horses.
On Thursday last Frank and Lacy Robin.
son. Taylor Campbell and Wiley Norman.
all Of Hill county. went 10 the camp OF the
puts with them aboat . pony race. which
resulted in . fst fght. The parties agreed
" meet The next dsy and settle the Thing
In a more .sti,fsetory manner. SO Al nd
a.siocI a, pridsv morning tbe Hin connty
4 ,J.-..raa., nnon
men 'o,H re spou
n inv. III. ~ o,,.s ~
usi.sl ,ons T%. w."
'o.Aiu 'ns TO-. - ~,
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y n r 4 U n.
Ja,nes I.iek Dead,

SAN FRAscisoo. October flames Lick
died this morning at ! o'clock In his
apartments At the Lick House. During
the day yesterday he grew gradually
weaker, and At last passed away without .
struggle. To-day his body IL lying In
state ct the Pioneer Hall. and tomorrow
the public will DO allowed to visit the re-
mains. which will be buried In the Pho
neer's plot on Tuesday at 2 ?. N. All the
societies. civic aud military. In the city
will be invited to participate In the funeral
ceremoies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
DANES lIck.s HISTORY.
Hew re Acquired His 0rsas wealth
what Industry and E.srEy O..
Aeeemplish.

From . pamphlet. "First -Stesmship
Pioneers" We take the following:
James Lick has been among the most
noteworthy OF all our earlier pioneers.
Naturally modest and reticent 70 the last
degree. nearly all the acts Of his eventual
life have remained ~unnoticsd until re-
Gently. We nrst find him In the interior
Of Pennsylvania. . young married man.
quietly pursuing . course Of operations,
cvincing great enterprise In their plan
ming. untiring energy In thar executions,
and promising great advantages In their
results. We next ind him In the pampas
Of Brazil aud Busnos Ayrss, with his
thousands OF horses and cattle, IN the CO.
pacity Of . great proprietor. from whom
the Governments OF those countries de-
rived their supplies for the cavalry and
their commissariat. Again 0 And him
ON the other side Of the continent, operat-
ing In the commercial metropolis Of Chile
aud Peru ; everywhere. and al all times,
40 quiet and % unobtrusivs, that none
save those with whom he had transactions
In business. and those who observed the
external improvements wrought by his en-
terprises, were aware Of his existence. His
node. In all departments Of life. has never
been In . rut, but sai gs#sris. In valpar-
also lac vas not only doing new things. but
doing them In his " way. And. strange
~ IL may seem In such Q quiet man, he
was always reaching into enterprises In
advance Of Others. taking time by the
f~orelock." When the news Of tho gold
| discovery In California reached Valparaiso,
he was In business that would have taken
Il 40 .-lt.... ...... ~ Lat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
JAMES LICK x A

Yesterday morning James Lick. who
has become known all over the world o.
the great Pacific Coast philanthropist.
died in his room at the Lick House.
San Francisco. Mr.. Lick has been
gradually sinking into the grave for the
last two years. and his death has bssu
looked for almost daily during thai
time. The old gentleman has been con.
fined to his Don almost continually.
and for the past few weeks has been un.
able to leave his bed. His last act Of
public importance Was to change the
trustees Of the money which he bad
given for the benefit % the public. He
did this on Tuesday. and four days A.
ter he was lying in the Pionsers' Hall
dead.
Mr.. Lick Was one OF the earliest set
tiers in California. His career vas .
ehequsrsd one. but II was q successful
one. BY his Owl industry in early
days, and by shrewd speculations later.
he amassed n colossal fortune. As be
drew near the grave. what TO do with
his money became the absorbing prob
lem OF his life. lie solved that problem
by deliberately giving nearly all Of il In
trust for public purposes. In doing 90. he
virtually disinhert.d his relatives, re-
serving for them such q meagsr sum
that HE best friends condemned him for
the act. His motives cannot now be
questioned. The trust Ia certainly 4
magnificent u for San Francisco and
the State Of California. and will plae.
the name Of James Lick aide by side
with that Of Peabody in the heart. Of
the American people.
The philanthropi., has gone to hi.
long home. II he has lett scores Of
enemies. he has left hundreds OF friends.
lie was energetic and shrewd. and his
fortune came to him through the ordi.
nary channels OF business. Now that
he Is dead. there are thousands who will
bless his name. His funeral tomorrow
will probably be the grandsst ever wit
messed in California. and his obituary
will form one OF the proudest pages in
the record Of th. State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
THE NEW YORK MINING soARD.

The new Mining Stock Board Of New
York will open for the t~rsnsscsion OF
business for the FIRST time to-day. The
organization wa completed on sasur-
day. William Ward vas elected y
President, and L. =. Baqus . Vice
President. The character Of the men
who will control the Board 10 . suficisnt
guaranty that all business will b tran
sacted In u strictly honorable manner.
and that the volume Of business will Be
large Is assured in advance. Hitherto.
In New York city. no man Who vas not
q capitalist. or Who had not . capitalist
to back him could deal In stocks. In
the Brokers Exchange all the stoeks on
the list are quoted at high figures. and
to purchase them large margins are d.
mAndsd. The ordinary working man
was thus virtually ruled out Of The game.
Now this working man on . man sapi'
tai can invest in our mines. and mak-
or loss-money in proportion 10 hia
means.
There have been some fears expressed
that when this new Board vent into OPP
Grafton. IL would take the control OF our
stock market from the Pacific coast ;
that the Wall street sharps. with their
years OF experience. could 80 manipulate
the market a. to bull or bear IL indspsn-
IDENTIFY Of our interests on this aide. A
little reflection will dispsl this notion.
New York must take her quotations from
San Francisco. Il is hero that the mines
are located. and our brokers here have q
far better opportunity Of judging Of their
value than any man in New York can
possibly have. 1t Is here that the mines
are owned and the interests Of their
owners are all eentered here. Their
value will more than eountsrbalancs all
the capital which the New Board can
bring to bear. OF course pools viii b
formed in the metropolis. . they are
formed here ; but II our Pacific coast
brokers stand by each other and are
firm in looking put for their own inter
ssts. no clique in New York can injurs
them. They will lead. instead Of fol-
lowing. the magnates Of Wall street.
The establishment Of this Exchange
ON the Atlantic Coast will prove Of In
calculsbls benefit to Us II We do not al.
low Il To control US. Its immediate re-
suit will DO to throw more capital into
our great leading industry. The inter
est Of the citizens Of the East will b
awakened in our mines. and money fer
their development will iiow westward.
But We must see TO IL that We are not
outwittsd by the shrswd manipulators
who will run the New York Board. II
We do this. nothing but good can result
to US from its establishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

NEW PATENTS Through Dewey Co..
faien' Agents. San Francisco. We re-
ceivs the follo wing advance list OF U. 4.
Patents. granted to Pacific Coast iuyen-
tors. viz: Samuel Adams. Antioch. Cal.
buttons; Orrin Collier. Sacramento.
Cal. hose-eouplings; Thoma. II. Hub.
bell. Nspa City. Cal. trace hooks: Jas.
Campbell. San Francisco. bellows valves;
Edwin J. Fraser. San Francisco. process.
and apparatus for refining and paekins
sulphur; Memo Spring. San Francisco,
hinge joints; john X. True. San Fran
cisco, steam governors; Albert Trollsr
San Francisco. stem winding device FOL
watches; Samuel c. Dixie and Sidns,
III. Brown. You Bet. California. fumes
Henry &. Perkins. North Bloomfield,
California (re-issu-l. hydraulic muzxles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

And In accordance with law. and an order
Of the Board OF Directors. made on the 18th
day Of August. lsTo. 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary
will DO sold at public auction. at the once Of
the Company. az California strcet. nan frsn.
cleo, California. on FRIDAY, the 7Oth day
Of Oetob'r. 1876, Of the hour Of I O'Clock
p. n. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent ~.
sessment thereon, together with costs Of adver.
using and expenses Of the sale
X. wRGENER, Secretary.
Onice-4i+ California street, san Pranciseo
California. ocatd
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SETTLE UP FORTHWITH.

M pRtNKtNREiaER HAVING RETIRED
s nom business on sceount of I'D health.
and being AbJut 20 leave Gold Hill. calls pom
al those l'debtei 90 him TO come and settle
Immediately. 40 % TO enable him 10 leave -
eoou ~ possible
Mn. tkAHKRNHEMgR proposes leaving
directly amer the erst Of Octobsr psy-dayu, sad
all indebted 10 him who do not IONA forward
promptly and settle will be left 70 the tsndsr
msrefes sf . legal ofhesr % collector. ssi9
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BORN.

CoLLOT-In virginia. Septemb 2 sOth. TO the
w.fc OF Salvador Collot q pon.
BRoY-ln kureta. September gTih. TO the wife
Of G. L. Broy. . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
GENERAL NOTES.

TIVE Chinese are masters OF o process
which. 40 far as We know. il not prac-
ticed BY any other people. for covering
the plates Of sheet lead with thin layers
OF colored glass. With these sheets the
domes and sides Of their temples are
plated. giving them . singularly lus.
trous and gorgeous appearance. Spe-
cimens Of this glass covered lead are In
the hands Of French glass msnufactur.
srs. who hope to discover the secret Of
the process.
wmpsoH CAsrLE was struck ON Thur
day. September 9Th, by u msteoris stone.
between Henry the Eighih's Gateway
and the Garter Tower. aud . portion Of
the stone parspst was knocked oi. The
stone 10 said To have been tho size Of .
small cannon ball. and to have exploded
on striking the castle with = noise like
that Of sshsll and . shower Of sparks.
the vote Of the woman suffiage ticket
In Massachusetts, il estimated at 5000.
The Washington Capital says that
.'thipgs have come TO such q condition
In and about Boston that wives adj
dress this tender persuasive to their
lords and masters /; Your vote OF your
top hair ; that's the sort Of . Susan
Sioux I am.
THs public debt Of France Is dis.
trbuted among AHA. 3l3 persons. This
is another evidence Of the thrifty habits
OF the French. and helps to explain the
Of the rapid recuperstion Of that
from the tremendous losses and
Of the Prussian war.
Tine Cuban national loan Is not look.
cd upon ss q good investment. The
revenues have already been
by the Spanish Government.
and. while loyalty Is u fine sentiment.
are not fond OF parting with hard
cash on = doubtful security.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

i. The Reno Ec,a;sg Ga,-as ended its
FIRST volume on Saturday. The Ga,sas
Is a good. newsy paper. well conducted.
aud We are heartily glad To note that Il
is su scessful.
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RUTHERFORD b. HAYES.
n.... Ia 1871

Ha!es IN IsbI.I
I would prefer to so into this war u !
knew I were To die, or DO killed In the
course Of IL, rather than live through and
after 1t without taking any part In II.
Hayes In 1884.
IAN officer MT for duty. who at this
crisis would abandon his post to s%lectioneer
for Congress, ought TO be scalped. You
may feel perfectly sure I shall do no such
thing"
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A nuYroCATiN0 COUGM.

In . letter to Mrs. Isle. Of cnieago. . we'd
known contributor 10 ths Western prsse, sne
ascribes the cure Of Q dangerous cough. ICON.
panied b. bleeding al tes Jung, 70 nnsn :
ans ssvs .threatened 10 p~uffocate mo :
but he IIoney OF Horehosnd and Tar has
ssmoved ryery trsre of IT," The letter was To
4 iadv iriend In this city. who has placed u at
The disposal Of O. N. Chttsnfon. 7 Sixth ave
nus. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure IN ons
minute
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sIockHoLpERs, MEETING.

JNycHRQuRR MINING c0NPANY.-LO.
II cation of works, Gold Hill. storey county.
N~ssada.-Notice IL hereby given that the rrgu.
lar annual meeting 81 the stoct' oldtrs % the
richequer Mining O'mpany. Tor tho election
OF 4 Board of Directors 10 serve for the ensu.
ing, and for the Transaction Of such other bnsi'
ness A NAV propsrly come before the meeting.
Will b. held 81 the Company's once, Rooms
Nos. 1 and . Hayward's Building. 40 OsliforIis
strcet. San Francisco, California, on MONDAY.
October 10, 1910, at . O'Clock y. n.
oe2td JaS. n. KENNEDY. Secretary.
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the INITIALS on THE CANDIDATES.
3. J. T.-Shall Justice Triumph
T. A. H.-Truth and Honesty.
X. b. H.-Ruin Beyond Hope.
w. A. W.-worse And Worse.

W. A. W.-Worse And Worse.
-Nss York .S.a.
A mor appropriate aud far more
truthful rendition Of the initials would
Be the following;
Il. b. H.-Rsform Brought Home.
W. A. w.-wisdom and watchfulnsss.
8. J. T.-Sanusl Justified Treason.
7. A. H.-Traitor And Hypocrits.
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Leland Stanford and Charles Crocher
Of the Central Pacific Railroad rent East
in . special car ON Friday.
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NEW TODAY.
CALEDONIA sILvER HrNING
~ oohPANY..Loea,ion Of principal place

Location Of works. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock on accoun OF %
sessment mo is) levied on the 18th day OF
August. 1915, the several amounts set opposite
me names Of the respective shareholders. as
follows:
Names. No, Ccrtif. Bhs. Amt.
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.
TO THE WORKING CLASS.

FRLLow CITIZENS OF STOREY COUN.
i TY: ! take th . method of notify Ing You
that ] am an independent candidate for tho Of.
ncs Of County Treasurer Of Storey county. ]
come before the people as . representative OF
working class this "hsrd listed yeomanry"-
! appeal for support. II would b" rursreroaa.
tion Tor me 10 Inform ,ou that II would have
been folly for mo 10 have appeared before the
dominating Convention ~ this county and
asked Of Their hands the nomination. because
At of HE brow " ha, any showing OF con.
alteration whaiever before ibess PACKED"
Inventions: and feeling conscious Of tho fact
that ! would have hem utterly ignored before
this nominating Convention, I re- OFT TO your
judgment In the ballot boz.
Yours. respectfully,
oc3 ~ PATRICK KEYEr,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

I On here permanently established, am cell.
Ing goods ~ low - ANYBODY In this stats. and
Will sll even lower n ] Gee ~.
~ No house shall updsrssli me.
sm A. COfiN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02
L O 8 r (!

az THE SECOND OF SEPTEMBER. A
~ PAIR or sHAwLPfNs. Joined together
with Q small chain. we're lost between the
Union Scales, God Hin. and vncinia City.
Any one having found the same will receive .
rev ard of fs by leaving them nj the Eclipse
Livery Stable, Gold Hut. cc2tf
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vrAsrxiA. September &c, 1875.

vIRsrxrA. September &c. 1870.
To MEssp. vARHrS. ErlLs. TAsLoR, Del
LEriAxk, Irons. LiHpsAS and othsrs-0 sntle-
mn I have the pleasure 10 seknoviedss the
receipt Of your hstterins tender Of . dedication
concert and ball, 90 take plscs 81 my new hall.
gratefully accept your / nd o1er. and will
name the evening Of TUESDAY. the 81 day u
o tobsr nsxt. q the most convenient time
thsrsfori
Tanning 700 sincerely for this NAH Of yosf
spprohation. ! remain yoar obsdisnt servant,
se13td J. J. C0UPRR.
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NuoioR WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
~ Bottled liquors d reduced prices. -,
Remember. the plsee. and call at No. = Sonn
o street.