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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-29
TAX NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given, that my Books
will be open for the Collection ofTaxcs on
the 9th day of January 1876
Taxes are payable in the following kinds
Of funds: Gold and Silver Coin; United
States Currency; National Bank Notes. and
Coupons due of Bonds issued under II Act to
reduce the volume Of the Public Debt, and
provide for the payment of,hc same; and
interest Orders for interest due Oh STOCKS
ISSUED under said Act. The rate per
ccntum is ;,s follows:
For general State purposes, II mills on
the dollar.
General County purposes, . mills OH the
dollar.
For the building of Court House, 3 mills
OH the dollar.
For The support Of Free Schools:
Nanccs District, No. ], 3 mills on the
dollar.
Poplar District, No. Q, 4 mills on the
dollar.
Pine Grove District, No. 3, 4 mills oil the
dollar.
Amelia District, No t. 2l mills on the
dollar.
Providence District, No. ), mills on the
dollar.
Go-dbys District, No. G, mill on the
dollar.
Lyons District, MOI 3 mills on the
dollar.
Cow Castle District, No s, mills OH the
dollar
Middle District, No.9, 81 mills on the
dollar.
Orange District, No. 10, mills on the
dollar.
Cav Cav District, No. II, Q! mills on the
dollar.
Branchvlllc District, No. -, 24 mills on
| the dollar.
New Hope District, No. la, 81 mills on
the dollar. i.
Elizabeth District, No. IA, 3mills on Tic
dollar.
Ediso District, No. l5, II mill on the
dollar.
Union District, No. lG, u mill OH the
dollar.
Zion District, No. II, 3 mills on the
dollar.
Willow District. No IS, 4 mills on the
dollar.
Liberty District, No.19, l mill on the
dollar.
Goodland District, No. 20, mill on the
dollar.
Hebron District, No. 81, mill on The
dollar.
Rocky Grove District, No. %, mill OK
the dollar.
will visit the following places for the
| Collection Of TANES:
! LcwisvilIc, Wednesday, January loth.
Branchville, Friday, 14th.
| Fort Motto, Tuesday, 18th.
| Knots Mills, Saturday, .; 222nd.
II. S. Glcaton's Store, Monday, January
2ith.
Eastcrling's Mills Tuesday January 25th.
Fourcs Poll, Friday, 2Sth.
Avingcrs Poll, Monday, 3lst.
J. f.. Ways Store, Tuesday, Fcb'ry
Ist.
Isookhardts Poll, Wednesday, Fcb'ry
2nd.
a. Zciglcr's, Monday, Fcb'ry It'll
J. II LIVINGSTON,
Treasurer.
Orangcbnrg County, sc.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-29

Governor Chamberlain has rcmov
cd L. S. Cavcndcr, one Of the Com
miSsioncrs under the Bonanza Act,
and designated one Brayton to fiji his
place. Lavender it appears, domand-
Cd twenty per cent. Of the warrants
he issued to Summers and Berry, in
lieu ofthci: claims against the State,
which fact reached the Governors
ears, and led him to displacc cold
mathematics"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-29

BY virtue Of The Judgment herein, will
sell, to the highest bidder, ut Orangcburg
{. H., on the first Monday in February
next, during tho usual hours Of sale at risk
If former purchaser, the following tracts Of
land, viz:
All that tract of land containing about 443
acres, on -Four Hole Swamp, and bounded
by lands now or formerly Of Melton Rush,
Henry Dantzlcr, Robert Johnson and DR.,
Il. w. Bates. The same to be sold iii par
GELS, plats OF which will be exhibited on day
Of sale.
Terms-Onc third cash, balance on a
giving Bond 10 secure tic credit portion
and Mortgage Of the premises anu to pay
for papers and Recording.
Charles D. Gooc'', ct al Judgment
Eliza Oliver. Foreclosure. ds
by virtue Of the Judgment herein, | will
sell to the highcs, bidder, at Orangeburg c.
H., on the first Monday in February next
All that tract or parcel of land lying
partly in Lexington and partly in Orange
burg county, containing about 215 acres
more or less, bounded on the n. by Estate
lands OF DIR Gciger, w Eamincr and
VIC Etalc hoiti HS IullS appears Dy pilt OF
q Jnabinct, Surveyor. Also three scyc.
raj tracts known by the Nos four, i've and
seven on division plat of the Est lands Of
n G W Culclasslrc, made by D + Stivcn-
der, No i containing 81 acres more or less,
No containing GSI acres more or less, and
No7 containing 555 acres more or less.
Terms-Cash, Purchasers to pay for
papers and Recording.
judge 4 = j S?:s''s"' T'sss's, ,oas~,n.
vs Of
Tlad c Andrews. Foreclosure.
by virtnc Of the judgment herein, will
sell at Or,ngcburg c. H., OH the Frs, Mon
day in February next, during the usual
hours Of sale
All that lot of land with the building
thereon, situate and being in tic town OF
orangehmrg, &. Tho foot OF Market Street,
containing ! Of iii acre, more or less, ami
bounded by lands of NJ Rodgers, Harpin
Riggs and William Mitchell.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for pa
pcrs and recording.
Orangcbllrg G. IT,,
Shcriit7s Office, E.I. GAIN,
Jan l7lh, 1876. SOC.
Ian % 81
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j:lI, II
"A Card.

Having recovered my health, am now
prepared to contract for building, hauling,
tc have had twenty years experience
and guarantee my work. Contrac taken
OIL liberal terms.
!. r. TUCKER.
jan l5 3m
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NOTICE
CLIENTS AND WITNESSES.

Cliciits lind Witnesses whU hare been
nbliiied or subprnacd BY us IL ntttild at
atty tihe during this Term Of the Court of
Common Pleas, arc respectfully informed
that their attendance will not be re1uiredj
and wc give this public notice to them IN
order to save them Inconvenience in the
matter.
January, 81, 1876.
IZLAR & DIBBLE.
Jan % 1t
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SCHOOL,.

Mrs. NJ. +. OLIVER will open School
on the first Of February at the house Of Mrs
Olivcros next TO Mr.. Scovillc's The
Charge for instruction in infant class will
be 81 per month, larger Scholars treated
for OH private terms. Her aim will be to
render the School attractive, ana she respect
fully sollcIts the patronage Of the public.
jan 90 I'm.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-29

MARRIElrOn the / lth Of January 1876,
at the Residence Of Rev. Jno. S. Hayden,
and by him, Mr.. G. S. BINNIcKEn TO Miss
II. BATES, all Of this County
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-29
Dissolution of Copa1.tne1-


ship.
The partticrshlp Heretofore existing be-
tween the Undersigned under the firm name
of BILL scovInI. r. PIKE by the with.
druwn1 of J. G. PIKE, Is this day dissolved
Dy mutual consciit. All persons indebted
to the late firm by note, account or other
wise will make early and prompt payment
to II. A. Butt and w. N. SCovtL1, remain
ing partners, who lluvc tic cacluriyc fight
to sign the firm name i'll liquidation.
0rangcburg, S. c., January, 18th 1876.
N. a. BULL,
w. N. SCOYILL,
J. G. PIKE.
The undersigned, under tho name and
style Of BULL & SCONILL, will continue
business at .!:e same stand occupied By the
late firm.
orangoburg, s. G, January, 18th, 1876.
N. A. BULL,
W. n SCOVILL.
jan. 90 4t
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Sherif's Sales.

By virtue OF Sundry Executions to me dir
ectcd, | will sell to the highest bidder.
at Lcwisvillc, on Tuesday Sill
day. February next, for Cash, all the
Right Title and interest Of the Defend.
ants in the following property, Wis:
~ Lcwisvillc, one Lot Merchandise con.
sisting Of Contents of Country Store, levied
on as property of a Hartzog at the suit
of George Boliycr.
ALSO
.tt the residence Of Jacob F Witt, one lot
of Corn (alout 200 bush), levied on as the
property of Jacob L Witt at the suit Of Goo
II Cornclson.
Shcritl's Office, !
OranScburg c. H., Ell. CAIN.
Jan 18th, 1915. S. q. C..
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+. NJ. BAMBERG,
L. F. SLATER,

N otice Of Dismissal.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
fifteenth day of February A. D. 1876, 7 will
file my final account in the Probate Court
as Guardian Of ANNIE T.. BRUNER, (new
d,eceased), and apply for my final dis
charge.
JOHN L. RUSH,
Guardian Of Annie E Brunsr.
jan Is Al
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N Office.

All persons indebted to The Estate of the
late John G. Kcnncrly are requested to make
payment at once, and MI persons having
claims against said Estate are requested to
present them ut once to
j. a. KENNERLY.
Administrator with the Will annexed
JAMS It
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jar, 90
Great Novelty.
FIRST TINE
In Orangc gcbnrg.
h1rs. Julia Winberg
MILLINERY

~
an elegant STOCK OF
MILLINERY
and The most Beautiful Articles Of fashion
which she offers 10 the Public on Exhibition
Monday january ;'lst, in DR.. Olivcros Build
ing and will be sold at Auction Tuesday
febrnary lst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Mrs
Wlnbcrg will only remain n few tlsys in
orangcbrlrg, and ali those who wish to avail
themselves of a Rare chance To obtain The
finest Goods At the lowest Prices will do
well to call on her and examine for them
selves.
Trimcd Ladies Pattern Hats. Babv
Clnaks aud Sacql.es, Breakfast Sl,awls
Children Carriage i, ankc,s, Embroiicred
Sofa Cushions, Embroidered Slippers, Gro
cict Tidcrs, also Fancy Jcwcllcy, Dressed
Dolls, Neck Ties, and great i,anv other
articles too numerous to mention.
Ladies' aud ticntlcmcr are Respectfully
requested TO attend. There viii be deserved
Seats for the Ladies'.
jan 30 o.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry Warrants on Crou
Liens, tome directed, will sell to the
highest bidder, for Cash, on Tuesday tho
sth day Of February next, during the usual
hours Of sale, at the various places herein.f.
ter mentioned, the following property, viz:
At the residence Of Abrnm Richardson.
about 10 bush Corn, abou, 500 lbs Fodder.
lot Rice Straw, about 30 busl, Cotton Seed
about bush Peas, lot of Potatoes and a
lot of Sugar Cane, seized as Il c crop Of
Abram Richardson OIL lien to Oliver Hewitt.
at the residence of Camden johnson.
about 10 bush Corn and about 800 lbs Fod
der, seized rs the crop of Camden johnson
under lien to NJ S Gleaton.
ALSO
at residence Of Nandy Golson, about 80
bush Cotton Seed, about 1000 lbs Fodder
and about 100 bush Corn, seized on as tile
crop OF Fandy Golson under lien TO David
Palmer.
oheriif oiiicc, soc.
Jan 18th 1876.
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"Darwin says that the male grass
hoppcrs use their hind legs to fiddle
on the edge Of their wings. and that
the best fiddler always wins the allec-
tiols of the females first" We find
the above sentence foating around.
Our proposition is that VIC all go to
"iiddling."- ."-hc.ciny'on Dispatch.
But we arc not all grasshoppcrs,
brother, and are, therefore, without
"hind lcss!" There's where you have
the advantage Of many Of your con
tcmporarics.
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N otico to Creditors.

All persons having demands against ,l,c
Estate of j. ID. Edwards deceased, vii! pre-
sent the same OH or before the 18th day OF
April next and all persons indebted to said
Estate will make Immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Az. EDWARDS,
j. a. EDWARDS,
Quilted administrators.
jan l5 1T
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N O-TICE E

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
of the Orangcburg Agricultural and AIaclan-
iclc Association will be held ut The Fair
Building on Saturday morning, February
18th next, Mt 10 o'clock.
Members arc requested 70 be punctual. A
full attendance is rcqucstcsa.
KIRK ROBINSON,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
jan 20 2t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-01-29
Useless Legislation.

Our Legislature is not the only
one where fi'ibustcring and tinker
ing over local and unimportant mat
tcrs consEmc much valuable time, us
witness the following from Pat
Walsh, one Of the editors OF tho
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, who
writes to his paper under date, 2lst
inst, about the doings ofthc Georgia
Legislature, now in session. The En-
pirc State is all over Conservative:
Gin II any instances cflortsarc being
made 70 fit particular cases and in
many others to make changes simply
for the sake ofdoing something that
had better be left undone. The num-
Der Of local bills is enormous. In
glancing over the proceedings of the
Legislature tic reader cannot fail to
be struck with the triflihg- -insignif-
cancc Of some Of the measures intro
duccu. 11crc is n blll to change n
county line to accommodate some man
who wishes to have his residence or
his place changed from one county
into another; here is another bill 10
allow somebody to Eeddlc without
license; another to prevent fish traps
in the waters tributary to Gum
Swamp; another to prevent hunting in
Sleepy Hollow; another for the relief
of the surctics Of Mr.. Smith, who has
been unfortunate in handling the
funds Of this county. And still
another: TO incorporate the Bee
Gum Refining Company"
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jan 10
Dissolution Copartnership.

SOVhNttCEBAH Ps
The Partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of BAMBERG &
LATER was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 18th day of December 1875. Parties
indebted to the late firm. will make pay.
mcnt to Z. +. Slater.
+. NJ. BAMBERG,
L. F. SLATER,
The undersigned will continue the busi-
ness in Oranscburg at Dukes Hotel, and
respectfully invites the citizens of this
County to call and see the fine stock Of
Horses and Mules lie has on hand before
buying. Prices to suit the hard times.
+. i. SLATER.
jan Is q
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x.r,,.i. ana. n...,.x.


EykHy Republican should 10 Registered
before the book. close. See to u that your
name n correctly enrolled. air DO 100 +"
n. wassxxx,S. an old ccmsioeker. 10
now visiting his ancient iramping-ground
In Virginia City.
yorSHs. now Is the time 10 register.
Don't Wait until the big rush comes OF you
may be shut out.
Tn. nav Fourth Ward .ehoolhouse. VI
Virginia. will be ready for ccenIsney ma
few weeks.
-Tas new G. and q. sido-trsek IN VIZ
sini.. will IL ready for uss. BY the LAT of
November.
w. ,,nn.l unJrr Washington street.
v,,,;r,. win ie completed and timberei
this usei. r.
w.. c,... N, tbs Weather seems 10 have
.x.,.n, during the past
vs -, 49, = ~
ch,nr, Of rrc-
Aih.mbra .rhsAtsT. thi.
s,.n,ns 49,
.Tur r~,ui.,ry books for the Nevada elee-
I'm - nv, Tuesday evening At .
O'Clock. n..as
S,,,,, III the ~vi.itor, 10 Lake Tahoe
AID o,hsr mountain resort. are getting
home. .
lus .rom. .ri.iss from the .-ayetr.h
after . rain-storm 10 really delightful.
IA.
TINS Italian hall In Virginia last night
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Two Pins R.sss At ,hs bay, pissries
.H 20 CSurue Yesterday. 80" 81 81

Two Pins Races n the Bay Dtssrfes
@ - Csurue Yesterday.
SAN FRlxeIsco. October ISL p. ~
There was q good attendance at the Bay
pistfirt Courso yesterday. Tho weather
was pleasant, The" postponed race Of
"wednesday. in which .Tommy Gates had
two heats and Sweet Briar one. was flrst.
and was promptly called stl o'clock. The
fourth heat wsa won Gy Lon Wbipple, with
the rest all in o. bunch. Dirigio second,
Alicc third. Jerome fourth. Tommy Oates
ifth. and Sweet Brist last: Time 400.
The pools sold after this heat rs fol-
lows: Lou Wlipple, STA 80. Tomny
GATES 800. Sweet, BriaT took ,t,e, ffih
heat, with. Lon Wblpple second, plTirp
third Jerome fourth Alice fifth, and tie
f~avorite Gates distanred.i Tlnc--2;30.t
This left brt two starters for the sftth
heat. Sweet Briif and Lou whipp1e. The
rest having .bsp sent totbc.stAble'f for npt
winning . heat In iivcSV HickUk drove
Lou whipple, vice Mcclellan. Al the
start they went or together and werG'pfSer
clear Of each other unill tbsyr swung Into
tie strcnth. when Lou broke and. Sweet
WIN ttu iitatt INV eiu INV iiotityt
with whiprle second and second moucy.
Tinio tM. Pirgo got third money and
Aice fourth. ~. .0n y so. 20
Tho 2;35 class WA filled with ten en-
tries. but only the fear named camo n the
scores For thu first heat Hayward Chief
drew The pole. Eady Emmett second, Lady
Cummings third. and Nellie Patcbcn out
side. Hayward Chief brought 500 In the
pooh. Lady Cummiings $50, Patclrn sf3,
and Emmett sf2. The race was won 10y
Hayward Chief In three straight heats In
2i32t. 2:33. and 2:3i. Cummings got
second money and Patclen third.
John Lick eoptiTues, " keep Lbmself
siudiously aIoof from. the trustees Of the
estate. none Of whom have. yet lad an In
terview with lin. H. IN reported that he
has gone 70 Nan Josd 'to.dIy. Although his
movements arc hardly known. Ths trus-
ts~s profess. themselves unablatnform any
apinion or theory as 4 'his intentions.
- mlHH ..aa- .NH.Ws - AsAaNH
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REiSsrEiS 4 woLr,
LeAllng Clothiers, Gold Hill.
wisr,n's. HASA. o1a WIN onrnrr.4.

[. wisr,R's. BALslx. oviwn.p CuEnxr.aA-
The great remedy for Consumption. This
EelL. known remedy Is offered To tho pub
lie. sanctioned by the experience OF over
forty years I; and wficu. ie.orted 10 In sea.
son seldom falls to tfftet'a speedy curc Of
coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis. In
fiurnzA, whooping.cough, 1ioarsenirs, palms
or roryness In the chest or side, bleolinw
al tho lungs. liver-coInplaint. etc, lie
ware Of countcrfeits. Remember that the
genuine wistar's Balsani Of Wild Cherry
has on the outside wrapper the signature
% ~. Dutts, ani the printed names oi
tho prnpristors, VI, Seth ". fowlek sans,
Bf~ton.H All others Hrc bac limitations.
Examine tho wfarfer' carefully before
WITHDRAWING. -. A, az "a 10 fftgi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

Avlal,kr Ipuoa.-Early Last evening
-, l,,,,y little time on south
."'te
q street. HAIRY; j. Not'on' eu''ot VI We
silver City Rcpa,,~r. had some words with
!. p,o.pae,ins niu." II il said that ths
latter appiicI 10 Nortan a ditly and abu-
sI's w;r,;,,n ,nJ 4, ,he anne lime
,IraSing his pistol smashed il barrslend
drsi into bis lace. After knocking ont one
Of tho P~rospector's teeth. Norton cooked
the weapon and pulled tho trigger. AT
this critical moment another newspaper
maa threw III, hand forward and the ham.
mer came down upon his finger insteAd OF
upoa the cartridge. thus saving tho mans
lie. The original cause OF the rumpus
has not come TO iigit. Up toihopn To-Day
no arrests had Dssh n's''>
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40 ~snRrncATINI COu0H.

IL q lei.er u Mrs. Lisie. Of Chicago, . well
snowu coairibuDr TO the Western pfers. she
irsnbcr Thu curv of = dangerous eousb, accom-
panied by bloeding nj the lungs, 10 halcs
ilotey of iIorrhonnd and Tar. my cough"
she sAys. . threatened 3" ruftocats me . is'is
bat the Iloney iof Ilorehoand and Tar has
rvtlryei syrry traee at IT," The letter was 10
. lady Irixnd IN this city. who has 'plarrd u at
the .dislepal ofu. N. crittsnion.T sixth ave.
nnel Fixes Tootharhc Drops care In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13
mosonAar xExsrns Rlsorsp.a

After the usual RON .calfpf idHifers, and
resiinsSsf the minutes Of tlstAst meeting
the name. Of John II. MIL. Of Gald Hlt.
A. n. Cole and {. c. Goodwin " Virginia
City were brought up for final action upon
the PROPOSAL to MAXI them honorary mem
bcr Of ts Society In consideration of mer.
i~tori0us services aud assistance rsnderrd
by them.1s Aftsr duo discussion those gcu-
tleraen we1c on motion ufisniniopsly and
by ncclsinatim elected al honoraty mepi-
bers Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers, iss..I
os....0l BuaiSEss MATTHIAS . -Ah
Now occupied the attention Of ihd societs
fora while. and 900 copies Of ,i,s new
Constitution Ahi' D. .Lawsb o. Tho Society
were ordered tsbc printed. The follow.
% ui.. gspoxarIoSs. -l
To Che cabinskot mo socisty wsro eshibi.
tsland deserIptivdy commented upon BY
Professor Frank Stewart. dbe Librarian;
Some extremely rich srecimens pi prs
from the bonanza mines also SONIC choice
specimens Of carbonate u copper and 90
bait ore anal a~rseuical cobalt from Walker
river. prcseniei by James Brown. rx-
Chief Of the Fire Department Of Virginia
City. ,t-l..a.
Several beautiful and rare specimens Of
line needle pointed crystals Of thesteilAtsd
~selenite order taken from q granite quarry
north ~ virgihiiCity. They wers found
In . small cavity in tho. solid rock,
| opened In quarring itout.i Prescntsd
by Col. y. y. Osbiston.l .
A rare and beautiful specimen Of hohey-
| comb coral from the South SsA lalands. .
| chaica specimen Of tho nautilus slsll. also
q line specimen of Hpirifer from the lime
stone beds Of Ohio Valley, by Professor
Elwood. 80.
A large aud very Interesting collection
Of fossil .r,mains and cuSiositier from the
great sandstone quarry Mt tho State Prison
near Carson City, pr-sonted by Cal. Pc.
Hyman, Warden ofsthe Prison, This col.
lection consisted OF thu shoulder,ibin
and pieces OF other bones belonging
To some huge beast or reptile who
WAS y pioneer in these days, and
stopped around In the mud About
the Warm Springs when the Miocene Pc
riol came into fashion. and gradually de-
po~ited this big stone qnarry upon his
defunct carcass Que VI hi, eye teeth sas
also found lying around loosc. also . piece
u his shin bone. anu the collection In.
cluded fragmentary sections OF bones "
various other animals and reptiles. all In
= eomplcte. state Of patrifactior. Also .
petriiied frog the size OF q Iacksss rabbit,
or \ stsla;miic arrangement which looked
very llko 1 frog. Mollusks, that IL u say
clam shells. Of a very perfect shape and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

A Fia,seriux Report sf tbs xsw pig
EtsC-Ns Place 6sr S.sss No.
Nut . Decd One FOR the fer
Seslsx Tho Country Able 70
suppsrs co. People In y
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A CAM.

~ all VINO are ,unsrine from the errors and
iodisrrtIuas or youth, nervous wrakness,
esflY decay, loss NJ manhood. etc.. j will send
a recipe That Will cnrc yOu. free 81 charge.
THIS great remedy was dlscoyrtrl bys NILS
-icnAry IN sonih America, Send q .rlfad'
dresscd ehvelope 10 the key. Joseph J. lnman,
STALLION ID, Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

nN A.-~ ~ W fs
ttIy Jnjeanny goes fur us,'' cried Z
a.. LEgI
m8fhinent 0ola Hill Democrat night 10
fose last. " I'm asoin' on',hc duarndest bic
drunk thicD you evur see. An BY, thph'
dur I'ye's good mind to anyhow. Come
an 'aAe a''"A'' IVY"
" you don't get Your name On tbe.reg'
istry books by no1t Tuesday you will find
come trouble which you come 10 vote mex,
Novenlper. neiI' '' "' ""
'ui nHH u' az u1' So 49,
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msu'' - "t ens
Of That gfns,snian ms mo'n, n. III
nv clo,bes looked, admitted poor blink,
enlsfry,ai ~ i~i-rg
:. ,xnw usrlra' cLua ro.Nionr...
Tho. Hayes and whsslsr Club will hold /,
meeting 1t Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill,
t6-nieht. There will DO q big time, and
Tetybedy shonld W .ulsre' -
srvrRAL Of the dofd Tin Democratic
c-.ndid.ts. vill tally Al tho Tilaen and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

"WonIp's Omar Rxrrpr Medical
Wonder .:,nf6r rheumatism. neuralgia.
crsaSp,caIfc, colds. ,sprains. burns. tooth.
ache, etc. oc4 Inns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13
. Nsrn Heard.

Ngw roRK. October -. sales after
In. Morning Board 100 Alpha io'i ION
savage i3s. 100 Justice lotl. iuo Ciiier-
i01, 900 E~xebsquer l6. 400 Grant IA.
AZ. 100 Yellow Jacket 2jAs. s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

iYcS's KAruinIos makes bcautiful
glossy. luxuriAa& hairs prevents It's falling
out or turning gray. 1T has stood the te.'
of, forty year,. "a charmingly pcrfumsd
and has no riSal.' - - go - y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13
paIAcR KATiNa srANn.

Eurybody should know that ct TOMMY
sssspsfi's Pale. b.ioSn .vifTinis Ci.y. ih<i
ran ai,kays md . Rood sQnars meal az the serj
hest eaiing the fasltet kfords. Also eyst~rr,
eians. Holsters and other sheil.d.h. and gsme.
In Their proper seAson. Call ard Try the Palace
Elliug Sand vhen Jou srs hungry. lam