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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

Cabbage are rich in nitrogen. and for
making milk or flesh are valuable. Ia gath
ering patch OF cabbage for market, there
viii always be found more or less soft
heads, which are unsaleable, but will all
swer for stock feeding, and where head,
are cut on and sold instead OF being pulled
up By the root, the leaves make good
feed. II /, very hard work to induce far
mers to change their practices, but il they
would try the experiment, of raising an
acre or two OF cabbages for stock-feeding,
they would be 80 well pleased with the re-
sesult As TO make it a part of their system
OF farming. When casbages are high the
larger, hrmer heads could be sold. and the
poorer, with the leaves. fed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

loan. worked down into the bed, where
The growing roots could reach it. If wood
ashes can be obtained readily, let a dress
ing be spread over the surface of the
ground. about half an inch deep. and be
raked in.
\ dressing of qulcklime will be found
excellent for flower. of every description.
1t is also Of eminent Importance to i'm
prove the Fertility OF the roll where flow
ers are growing. 10 order to have mature,
plump. ripe seed.-Let the foregoing ma
tcrials be spread round the flowers, and
raked in at any convenient period of The
wear. When soil i prepared for iioNers in
pots, let some sand. some oxide OF iron.
and ashes be mingled thoroughly With the
eaf mold N x
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06
Trial Of shrrai.

Yesterday afternoon was announced -
The time, and Old City Hall a the place for
the grand trial between the sprasue churn
and the Centennial Star chura. Al ? o'clock
ne ward room IN the Old city Building
vas crowded with men and BOYS. all anx-
lou, to see the fun. and fun it was. Mr..
>rrs.ue took up his position ia the centre
Of the half. and was soon all surrounded.
The conditions OF the trial a. understood
were that Mr.. Spragne was TO furnish the
cream, and each WAS to churn the same
quantity. and the butter produced was to
be weighed by committee chosen. From
| the start ii WAS evident that neither ofihe
contestants were longing for the match 10
take place. Ia other words. tone Mas
/ afraid and the other dare not"
! After waiting awhile Mr.. Sprague pro-
duced two pals, each containing a few
! quarts Of cream and informed hi. rival that
he could take bis choice of the pals. The
star churn man objected to this and want
1 ed the cream mixed before the whole
crowd. Mr.. Sprague refused to do this,
and taking his choice of the cream went TO
work. aud produced butter In six minute.
and twenty seconds. Mr.. Sprague then
dared the other party to take the remain
/ ing pal, of cream and churn Il. A. they re-
fused TO do ii he refused TO ALLOW them TO
churn In the hall at all. About this time
they obtained some cream. and moving
/ tleir churn TO the entry began work. At
I this Mr.. Spraggc sent for 4 policeman and
ordered them 10 leave the building, but the
/ crowd protested against such a movement
and the Star men were allowed to iili>h
their churniug. which they did in two MIN
utes ana ten seconds. Butter first appear
cd in the churn tn fifty seconds. A, soon
as they were done chnrning they were
Obliged to leave the hall and TOOK up a
Stand on the platform outside
NJ. Spraguc churnci again and brought
butter in one minute and forty seconds
/ This nomiualiy closed the trial. Tor neither
I OF the contestants came together again. Il
d, impossible to tell which I, the best ma
chine. but either Of them is good enough.
Il j. evident that the Sprasue churn will
bring butter from the smallest quantity Of
cream. \ fair trial between the churEs
would be interesting. FIX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

HoRsES.-Eserybody should learn how
TO take care of horses. Here are few
facts which will assist in the matter: Many
horses are made vicious BY cruel treatment
More OF them fall irop WEAKNESS than any
other cause.-When one falls he is more
frightened than hi. rider. A frightened an
imal cannot use his senses Alright; ii must
be treasured by gentle treatment Speed
kills the horse. Never strike the poor ami
nal on the head. Careless application OF
the whip has blinded many horses More
are laned from bad shoeng than FROM all
other causes combined. Never kick or
scream at one nor jerk the Bit in his mouth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06
3)ortrp.
VIVA. the Oak Thinks.


By CAROLINE N. HEN ms.
'o3h-tree, are You sleeping:
NMnut-buls have burst heir she til;
Rcd kcys sirew the ground beneath
Naples skvward creeping
oaA-lrce, What still sleeping:
"0ak-tree, you are wearing
Last Years rags, while elms arc green;
Why is King worse clad than queent
Come. the spring winds daring,
Crown AID mantle wearing
II my rags I'm wearing.
" at while. I'LL Gins are bare.
TIL the keen October air
" nut-leaves is tearing;
Rare gems I'll be wearing
When the flower-stalk> tender
Bowed and snapped and wiihcred lie.
Then my scarlet canopy
" lth is roNai splendor
Gives them covering tender.
Wat If | seem slecpuCs
] II not worth while to wait
For such glory. though his lAet
Though I'm silence keeping.
Waking follows sleeping.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

-Meashas-beefi sent ftoni B,.esos-Ay nss
to Fasncein a perfect state Of presera-
ten, in pickle. composed of two parts If
biborate of soda. two Of boric acid. three
ofsaltpetrc, and one OF muriate Of soda to
one hundred parts water.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06


The observation OF practical and expert
mental gardeners seems to confirm the,fact
that. to procure brillignt cslors ilsdpwers,
it is necessary to supply the soil With an
abundance OF ferruglnous constituents and
silica. The latter supplies material says
a writer, in one of our foreign exchanges
which is of vast Importance in the produc-
tion q that brilliancy Of the petals aud the
dark green lustre OF the leaves Then. If
potash be added, or the ground be dressed
round about the growing flowers with IN
leached wood ashes an increased briIliahcy
will appesrin EVERY petal ARID leaf
Any person who cultivates Gully few
flowers in pots, or between grassy lawns.
or on spacious parterres. may readily sat
isfy himself oathe sxoeesisgy psefal pgt
the foregoing materials play in the pr3dae-
on OF beautiful flowers. Even while fow-
ers, or roses that have petals nearly white,
will be greatly iufpro sed in briflianey by
providing iron sand, and unleached ashes
for the.roots of growing plants. Ferrugi-
nous material may be applied to the soil
where flowers are growing, or where they
are to grow. by procuring supply ofoxide
OF troy. in, the forM Of the dark ,.coloTed
sasles thai fan from the heated bars Of iron
when the metal is hammered by the black
smith.
Iron turnings and iron filings, which
may he obtained for a trife at most ma
o,ne-shops,' sh0sfd bewofked frfo thelsoA
near flowers; and in few years it will be
nare.jsedkthat n, 1he' mihute fragments
Pr per ~ Keen Dissolved, thus furnishing
the choicest material for painting the gay
est c,aors OF The flower garden when
thefe : Az exeess ct vegetable mold IN a
flower bed. and a deficiency OF silica or
sand. the flowers will never be SO r'cn IN
color. nor SO brilliant, IS they "ouiu oe
were a liberal dressing of sand, or SANDY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

-Superphosphate hastens the growth Of
plants and adds needed elements Of plant
growth to the soil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

Are the most cf
fective and congo
NAL plrrgatiyeeyer
discovered. They
are mild. but IL
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation.
they are still the
most thorough and
searchinp Cathar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

Plaster sprinkled upon the leaves of
plants, during drought, enables them to
withstand the dry weather much better.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06
VOLUME %
Ayers Cathartic Pills

For all the purposes of Family Physic,
and for curing Costveness, JaGndiee,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Bill
iousness. Dropsy, Tumors. Worms,
Neuralgia, as q Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06
HANCOCK HOUSE !

This House is centrally located and has recent
throughout. '.,.s
The proprietor Intends 70 give personal aften.
ton TO the table AID the wants of his CUES Is and
Aatters himself that he eau now furnish as good
accommodations as can be found in the city A
COED Stable and . faithful Ostier, always on
nand- ~: GEO. GOULD.
-..--.- West End Of Union River Bridge)
Ellsworth, Sept. 20, 1885,. - fyra.-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

Lime is of the most value upon old,
rich. soils. Ii tends to render solable the
stores offertilfry OF the soil.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

cATkRRh,
Il COUGH OF TWEN1Y-FITE
YEARS STANDING CURED.
Catarrh with Droppings in the
Throat, Causing Feeling Of Strang-
ling, Dizziness, Pains in Side, and
Weakness Of Kidneys, Immediately
relieved, System seemingly made
over New by use Of one Bottle.

MBssRs LITrLEFIELD Co:
I live in Manchester now. and have lived over
my years IN G"fstown, about two miles Il m
here | am - years old. | have had Catarrh
for ffieen wears, and a bad cough for twenty i've
years especially spring and fall. Good deal OF
that time have had dizziness IN the head. Dur
INK tire fifteen wears have had droPpings from
the heed Gpcn the lungs, ulling my throat with
rhiccm. causing tickling in the throat, ard when
ever ! was down with lever creating feeling Of
suueCAttng and suangiit&. People have Thought
had The Consumption. WAS doctOrod for that.
| have consult Ell great many phvsIcians, but
never got more than temporary relief. About two
months ago had dizzy spell fell down and Was
inscnslble Tor some time. and dill not know my
own folks for over Fix hours. Nv brother told
me OF your Constitutional Catarfh Remedy. aud
advised me to brv bouic. lie had aiarrh aud
took this, ard 1t len. | got a bottle and 80 ten
days il cared the Catarrh, removed the pnlegm
tickling IN the throat, and my cough. aud WAS
able 10 saw four cords OF wood, working six hours
= day. | never saw anything like it. IL seemed
10 make me all over new. / now have none Of
the old troubles unless get cold. and thea tea-
spoonful OF The Constitutional Catafrh Remedy
removes everything. | would not be without II
as long as | could get money 10 buy II with. Wy
grandson and his wife have had tatarTh. aud they
trying 10 and finding immediate relief.
have had pains IN the small of my back and
wcakress 81 The Kidneys tor many years. ami
though wo. hard daily, shoyeling mis- season
OF he year, my Kidneys have found great relief
and The pains nave greatly aim n,,., sop.r
Manchester. Y. IL, Aprn %, is;o.
Ahft- JOSEF u can AtA Nic testimony 81
every bank mat and Guy officer 10 back HIM A.
reliable aud huucs'.
Hs-iunifcis of cases OF similar nature cured
within the lasi year. SnuG> and Lotions give
only temporary relief. The Constitutional "a.
taTrh Remedy strikes at the root. bullds ~ the
Constitution, makC- q new. and drives AWAY "a
tArfh aud an disease OF the mucous mci. h ants
aud their attendant pans AMI aches, pertaining
to head. back. shoulders, kIiney- aud throat.
PRICE sl PER Bo1TLE.->old by all Drug
gl-ts. Pamphlet OF = pages, giving treatise
on tatarrh, and containing lnnutnerabe cases Of
cuTcs, sent TEEE, by addressing the FToVrietor-,
LIrILEtlkLp 4 co. Manchester. y. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

+Ite sfelisN iag Suggestion, given, JIM
ScfiJ mr. = af1yartse: rs worthy the consfi.-
Grafton of parents: Nervousness with
child4s = Bestaiways a matterfoi tae~ton
ach. \ crust of bread will usually put an
end to the most obstinate perversensss.
Children, for this reason, should never be
allowed TO 80 20 bed. after fit of crying,
with An empty stomach. A bit OF bread
and jdly or: emp of.cnstard sill bring
back smiles and happiness when all the
moral laws fail, and for the soundest of
roo - =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

The lyIa| iot potatoes is largely in
creased by the use of superphosphate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06
Hbeachld asfes are especially talusbGe

upon sandy soils and produce a marked
effect upon onions, potatoes, corn, and root
crops. - --.4-.- Z
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06
AGENTS WANTED.
CENTENNIAL MEDAttl0NS, :.

Struck in sehd Albata Piate, equal In appearance
wear and color TO ''--' =
SOLID SILVER Or GOLD.
Presenting n large variety of beautiful Designs
in Relief ...-..~ ~ .
These Medallions are larger than a Silver Trade
dollar, being ISIS inch in diameter, hand omely
put up and sell readily al sight, ,IAs,Moss vaua.
bic Souvenirs and Mement0s ever Issued. A com.
plete outfit of magnificent samples for agents, in
velyet-ned Morocco ezee-4nc@asi4ag the Bust Of
George Washington Grand Entrance Interna-
tionaI Exhibition. Memorial Hall (Art Gallery
Horticultural Hall. Main BuitdfBg, and The grand
representation Of the signing Of the Declaration Of
independence designed by Trumbull1 In gilt
sent by mail on receipt sfdYaft CIR Post -6fiiee
upon receipt Of express charges. agents. Circu-
lar and Price List and one saAple sent upon re-
cept Of 80 cls. Immense p otis. Sells at sight
Extensive fields for Enterprise. Address : 80.
Y. 5. MEDALLION Co.. 2.2 Broadway, ---.
p. .. Box521O. T., '6mosl0 New York. y
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Enfashed: aehes xrodsee. q marked
effect when sown Broadcast ovei onions,
partly growf.And4or spplyiugte mis- crop,
are worth at least fifty cents per bushel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06


Ten years ago Mc,srs. Geo T.. Rowed $ Co..
City. Five years ago they absorbed the business
eonduc. Ell by Nr John Hooper, who was the Arst
10 60 into this Kind OF terprise. Now they have
the satisfaction OF controlling the most extensive
ever Lccn secured and which would be hard.
~ possible in any other country but This They
have succeeded in working down a complex bus
iness into so thoroughly a systematic method that
change in the newspaper system Of America
can escape notice. while the widest information
upon all topics interesting 10 advertisers is placed
readily at the disposal OF the pnblic.
NEW YORK TIMES. Inn, =,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

Dr.. &c. AVER & CO Lowell, Mass
Practical and lual,i,rad thc,uf-t-
Stp HY ALL a-T..U.~l> IFtLGNl.l-.
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Ashes a.; .-o- :o- CIoTa-s

REV. BENZ. DODGE, Castine.
q = ~ =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20

N. z. CHuacn FrrIvIL AND BAzAa'
The great interest which has been man
tested In the new church which 10 to b
built this summer. will hnd'a express
sion In a grand entertainment In The
Miners Union Hall on the 10th, llth,
18th and 18th Of May. Great prspsra.
lions are bsing made TO make the enter.
tsiument superior 10 any We have had
heretofore. Many Of the ladies are On.
gagged In making al kinds Of fancy and
useful articles for salo. Donations foi
The Ladies' Bazar will Be kindly rcceiv'
ed from any lady. All kinds oil refresh
meuts will bs. provided. Of which . pro-
Qrnmms win be publlshsd In doe time,
A general meeting Hil bs held in The n
z. Church on Monday evening nsxt e
form committecs 10 carry DOT the above
All who are interested are cordially In
vited.
Tzs Spring deal In stocks IL szpsstst
soon. Boy 'sm vhils shsy'rt down and
sail 'em while they're up. "ThsIs,a
millions In IT," The market v "on'
Wosy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20

TEE wEArurn. - Yesterday and 70
day have been almost Ike Summer.
Doors and windows arc thrown open
and Q few straw hats are 70 be seen upon
the strssts. The evenings are stu .
little cool, and after the sun goes down
coal nrss and blanket ovsrcoats are
things not 70 BE- dsspised. 9,.hT
nxIIzy Mlrrrn.-A meeting Of The
General Committee Of the Virginia Re
Lief Society win be held at their bead.
quarters Saturday, April aid, . 2 o'clock
,. y. A full and prompt attsndsnce Of
ali the members Il desirable, ~ businsss
Of importance will DO considered.
F.xronr Rzcsryrs. = The following
fr.lQhts for Gold Hill and Virginia City
we're recsivsd to-day BY the Virginia and
Truckss Railroad : Wood II caf-loAds.
% Of lumber, 0 Of hay, 4 Of merchandise.
3 OF pigiron. 2 Of iron. 2 OF niabs. Of
machipsry. J 0tcoai and ! Of pipes and
tubes.
Brrwxrx OURSELVES. = The Entre
Nous ball at National Guard Hall Last
night, was attended by nearly al the
members and . great number 81 'eussis
from Carson and other places. u vas
elegantly conducted and delightfully."-
successful.
ORs SHIPMENTS. There were shipped
by the Virginia and Truckss Railroad.
during the past t~wsnty.four hour, to
the difY.rsnt mills on The Carson river.
DC carloads Of orc.
Bunor wRirAxxn left Virginia City
last evening for Austin and Belmont.
He will b. absent about two weeks.
Qurrx q number Of mining erpsrtsa arc
visiting the mines Of Gold Hill and W.
ginia.
A cAa-Iolp Of machinery arrived this
morning for the Douglas mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20
WESTERN DISPATCHES
srso.Al = M sels- m. sA.V nm.
CALIFORNIA.

m 49,
Psssysss ssshs cAinsss fsdsEnassss
10 Sen Rsanstses-Mssstsg ~ che
0Fssnbaek CIub-TPeublss sSs
Lsspasd Miss sseekhsldsn.
sAs FaAscuco. April $3.50 ,. H.
The boot and shoe makers aud dealers
met last night and formed an Anti oolio
Club. 80
The Grsonbsek Club Of this city held
. meeting last evening and determined
" forward the National currency move.
mont a. much o. possible by the aiop.
ton Of the following resolution:
Resolved. That all persons favorablst 70
the new currency movement are hereby
requested to meet In convention In Sac.
rsmento April 10th. TO choose twelve
delegates to attend tho National Green.
back Convention In Indianapolis on tho
i7th Of May.
A second meeting Of dissatisfied stock
holders Of the Leopard mine wss held
last evening. Mr.. Roberts presiding.
The report Of the Investigation Com
mittss was read and accepted. II con-
sisted Of q copy Of books and business
done during tho year 1875 and the fnt
two months Of 1876. The vouchers
had bsen examined aud the &C.
counts found correct. Tho report
charged no dishonesty on the part OF
officials, bot seemed to imply. without
stating no. that everything was corrscs.
AL that Was out OF the vsy was. In the
opinion OF the committee. that the mill
should have been shut down and the
work discontinued sometime before u
was. a. Il did not pay. A motion Was
finally made that the committee Be NJ
thonzsd and empowered 10 call . meet.
ing OF the leopard stockholders. and to
do ali In their power TO cost the present
management and to collect al the stock
they we're able to for the purpose OF
sleciipg Q new Board. This was unsni-
mously carried.
The Chronicle continues liz publication
Of charges Of fraud and mismanaesmsnt
al Mare Island. Il now alleges that
each year the crop Of grain harvested on
the Island 10 more than suficisnt for the
wants Of the establishment. IL 10 ap-
pr~opriatsd a. pin money by the oticsrs
Of the yard. and tbs grain required for
use there IL purchased in the market.
Also that sIpsndvs white and live oak
and teak ship timber. brought from The
East At q heavy expense. has bean used
for nrs-vood and allowed 70 lay about
the yard unprotected from The weather
and ro.tipg. involving q loss 10 The Gov.
eminent Of half q million dollars.
Before the Senate Chinese Commits.
sion this morning Wong Ben. q China
man engaged in trade In this city. and
formally interpreter In the Courts al
tc,o...,irc ,..H.
0" c.,.."-amo .or,a n.
c...sI-...., con ara .ola
o0usa'
ne.' ,o' ~
lscseo 70 iie OIL wv
forced in!o aha usa.u
ooes " 'nca D
palfon'ss on'
sa''n'i 'nA' .a' ~ y. ,@.,
Tour o'e wesk'y .oi sscn
In their dsns. He had knovp Apou'
Tires hundred lotteries In operation psy.
ing special polics sish. dollars per month.
The Gambling houses, Of which there
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-20


BLANCHARD LINE. Relative 10 this
very superior lime, the Lyon County
Tsnss Of this morning says: Blanehard's
lime kiln, in II Dorado Canyon. h pro-
ducinp the hnsst lime ever used In this
Ststs' and ID Ii not ezcsllsd By any on
he coast. The kiln 10 In the charge Of
w. n. Husssy. an old Constocker. and
one who thoroughly understands his
business. He informed N ysstsrday
that the second kiln 10 now being
burned, and that 10 contains about
tvsnty.four tons. This 10 . new indus
try for Lyon county. and promises to
occupy . very important position q
such.
Frxr AR CoLLEcIIos. = Mr.. Levy
who had that large and valuable sahib-
ton and sale OF choice painings. etc..
n. Armory Hall, Virginia, Last year. ID
visiting the Comstock range oncs more,
and next Monday viii open . still nnss
and more valuable collection al Virgins
City. His gallery on this occasion va
ineiuds 4 large number Of very choics
psintipes BY both modern and ancient
artists, and . nns opportunity van %
be offered for people who are rsouiidine
and rsfurnishing In hat city 70 securs
What pictures and paintings they require
N..,ow EscA,s.-At 80 O'Clock this
morning Harry Kline. While sweeping
the floor in The Gould and Curry hoist
ina works, stnbbsd biz toe and fell on Z
burx NV which vas running Win
friehtful rspidity. In an inss.1s ~,
c~ost-slecvs on the night arm vas nPPed
open and three Ugly. gashes. aoous "
inoh deep, we're innictsd-ons ON M
r;oht shouidsr, Q second on his arm
above the elbow, and . third near M
vrist. How he escaped NOR serious
iniuriss psemaa almost . miraciss
On. ron n cpukxxiAL--our gen.
snlly correct morning contsmPorary u
I. littl. OF In IL Agurss In he iss"
.bous The Comssosk ore shipped TO
philadelphia for exhibition d me cen
~tsnuial. and which ID 10 b crushed oy
the Mill now being erected on the groun.
by the Centennial Commissioner OF 'n'.
state. II Il easily sssn that 2oo sscss
from ssch Of the four mines mentioned;
ths sseks averaging 10 pounds. wii
give : total Of 5000 pounds. OF 'or'y'
four tons.
soIsxp M, TaAM.-Yssssrday even
ing. Wills Dr.. Manson vas calling upon
ns,;su. a, The Baltic switch. his horss
hec.ms friehtsnsd IL . trim and ri owe,
sboItbesd. ovsrturning The baeu snd
hr,ahina q Of the shafts The DAT
nc.. hsi 10 BE- taken Cd In order TO 70,
lesss The horse IRON the wreck; ~
vhsn turned loose be made tracks 'o'
Gold Hin, whore he was caught.
Rxxovrxo.-Ths Europa Mining Com
pany ID moving IL ofaes nom 'as
Doual.a building. G street. virgsnla, 70
the once recently httsd up 81 ne no's
ing works Of the mine.
Aauuxxxr.-An assessment OF y
p,r share IL levied By tho ca'sdonia gu
-, Mining Company. dslinquens nsy
22d. See ofhGsl notice N our
ing columns to-day.
Towx TsussD.-Thers vla
Meeting o. the Board Of Town nan
to.nisht IN The Town Hall, Gold M
Business Of importance vn '
fore the Board.
VIZ s.uy,c..-TAs Rsv. Mr.. Rsy'
,olds vim ho,d divine Services ~
W.l.h language oa sundry nsn W
~. IN The 7int BaptisA CA.rsss w
ginia City.
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To CANDlnAYA

We With 70 remind ~ easdidAiss fss once
q he coming tsva s,ssstsa tAaa al onesnes
nsais In this paper and al ssetisa printing
mast ~ pald In advances. We can seespt sfns
eeasinssns arranesnssts- sAsw Tar vorthi-
ssss fsr The Once By psyins yosr priatsr's
bilis pronptiy.