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Richland beacon., 1876-07-29

Dio Lcwis'idea is not new, anyhow
Jekyu told Moore of man who had
said his eating cost almost nothing,
for ION Sunday" said he. l al
ways dine with an old friend, and
cat so much that it lasts until Wednes-
day, when l buy some tripe, which
l hate like the old boy, and which &C.
cordingly makes me so sick that l can
not eat any more until Sunday again. |"
Richland beacon., 1876-07-29

"Ah, Jenny" said sympathizing
friend to q man who was just too late
for the train, "you did not run fast
enough" Eyes. / did," said Jenny,
"but didn't start soon enough"
Richland beacon., 1876-07-29

ais the moon made green cheese,
youugster ?" "No, sir, certainly moi"
"How do you prove that ?" Oh, easy,
the moon was made before the cows. +"
Richland beacon., 1876-07-29
BIZ ATTY Tian"'

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
'Thrsc Paros ar" the finest in The world
~ rcga,l> tone and excellence. foH
(Ttoul EP"tiicGn.
The Beatty Pianois pronounced Ivy nll, the
sweetest toned instrument manul,curcd.'-
Gcigsi"rg, Q'G) Ccn'Ury.
"1h" Beatty Pan"s, grand square and
prghr, are remarkable for their beauty Of
/ :i-h. well H. for sweetness and volume
fronc. --hi'die'owr (N.I) Wcrcp,Y.
Mr. rcary i. a responsible business man.
-Ii'0shi"glCH On I) STIR.
Agents wanted everywhere. Send stamp
or caInlug A." Address, DANIEL /.
FATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
Richland beacon., 1876-07-29
RIA 1fHi/' s >c5-58#38A,T5f53l

LOR ORGANS. io"~Oc fHN
Ray, or Lt"HT FROM TIE PREss
Erarty GoitcH Uou-ua parlur ORGANS have
won Tor thcm,"IAcs good rel ura',ou far and
wi'r.-Ii'ashisg'on { J star.
We woult recommend this cxce,cr, instru
meht 10 the musical world. for IT, fucuess Of
tone -PCoSb5rg Md) rcoio0ni.
Noodhnr. Lodge If Ddi Fellows has pur,
chased one Of brar'y'> Golden Tonguc Organs.
and it Is H." best instrument ever brought to
This town - Itoods'oma( j Register
H." Instrument gives entire satisfaction
, Ny brother, who purchased the organ, is high
ly plca~ed.--NmPhis (No) Ners
Those who wish TO purchase a first cas-
instrument for home. hail or church music
should Try Beatty 10y all mcans.-HcrScy
, (Lic) OrfiiHc
, l's ton" equals the fines, we have ever
heard -Ed,nn No ESmocrGf
/ gents wanted everywhere To canvass fnr
! his superior instrument. Address, DANIEL
/ +. BEATTY, Washington, " J.
Richland beacon., 1876-07-29
NOTICE.

Eichland Pomona Grange No. y will meet
on the first Wednesday in July, At II O'Clock
a M, at Girard. Ali members are expected
10 be in attendance, as there is important
business 10 transact
WIN T. OLIVER.
Rayville, La, June II, 1876. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
The Glass; Makers Fate.

In a Book Of Curiosities" we read
..There was an artiicer in Rome who made
vessels Of glass Of so tenacious . temper
that they we're as little liable to DO broken
as those that are made of gold u silver.
When, therefore, he had made . vial oil the
purer sort. aud such as he thought 0 pres
snt worthy Of Cpsar alone. he was admit
ted into the presence Of the then Emperor
Tiberius. The gift was praised. the skill
full hand Of the artist a%pplauded. and the
donation Of the giyer accepted. The artist,
that he might enhance the wonder OF the
spectators. and promote himself yet fur
ther in the favor Of the Emperor. desired
the vial out of Caesars hand. and threw IL
with such force against the floor. that the
most solid metal would have received some
damage or bruise thereby. Caesar was not
only amazed. but aflrightcd with the act
but the artist. taking up the vial from the
ground (which was not broken. but only
bruised together, Us II the substance Of the
glass hal put on the temper Of brass) /,
drew out an instrument from his bosom
and beat II out 10 Its former figure. This
done. he imagined that he had conquered
the world, ~ believing that lac had meritei
an acquaintance with Caesar and raised the
admiration Of all the beholden ; but II fell
| out otherwise, for the Emperor inquired II
any other person besides himself was priyy
To the like tempering Of glass. When he
told him No. ho commanded his attend.
| ants To strike of his head. saying, Tia,
| should this article come once 10 be known
| gold aud silver would DO Of As little value
a the dirt in the street," Long after
this-yix: in lcl0-we read that, among
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
THE A RALLY.
Hos. Geesse q. osrhsm speaks IN
virgiaiaT o-sight-A rsreh.iighs
Procession.

There will be q huge crowd in Virgins
TO hear the speech Of Hon. George U
Gorham. and National Guard Hall viii DC
crowded TO ito utmos, capacity. virginia
is alive with enthusiasm, and all Tho cam,
paign societies are astir. Gold hih WIN
stand in As usual. and the hePuon
cans Of Silver. Dayton and Ah''''
can Flat will be ont In 'oree'
Those desiring to come from silver Aie v
h. ,royided with a free ride from that
nlase 10 Gold Uiil and back home ASain
,f,er the meeting. Here they w loin
an. nroc,..iou and march to Nirgini,;
m. column will BE- formed In Goid hlii
IN front Of the headquarters o. ,ne In
and wheeler Club, Miners enlon
whence they will procecd TO the p'' VIZ
There they will be met oy the W.
sinia delegation and escorted througn tne
principal STREETS of the eity 10 SauonAi
Gnari Hall. where the Speaking VIII take
Mace. The various glce clubs Will 10
pnresent. and give some OF their best songs
The simple announcement thai MT. uor-
ham is 20 speak will be sufficient To MI the
h.ll with eager listeners. Only q lew days
mar, remain before the election. n In q
rrcat measure II rests with the Republicans
~ Storey County to decide the political
fate Of Nevada in the coming fight. The
Interests at stake are great. Let there he
a splendid showing Of the enthusiastic
feeling held by the patriotic citizens OF tho
Comstock. This will be one Of the biggest
occasions 81 the present campaign.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
. Ysrk GARD.

Nxw YolK, October 2o.-Sales in the
Morning Board. in currency. we're: SCo
Alpha 49,. Is Belcher u, 90 Best Bel
cher 5ia, 100 Bullion 33t ioo
IN. 80 Crown Point 80, 100 hast Jnsuo.
i.0is. 500 Exehequer i5ts ~ uouid
Curry IsA. 1000 Grant ohW6a, iooo
Hale a Norcro.s iOa. 200 Indian Vnecn
IN, $50 Justice -. 800 Leopard ~, oSo
Mexican ~ y @32. 100 Ophir 81, GOO org
inAl Coms,ock 2S@2h, 10 Savage i'Sse
TN, 200 Santiago -, 200 Sierra Nevada
Nv, 100 yellow Jacket 2Ih.
Sale. after the Morning Board were /;
900 Belcher 20h @20s. 800 bullion 5Jaee
33S, 100 Exchequer i5h 100 Jusncessa
M2s., 100 Leopard 10. 800 MEXICAN Sios
G3ik, 400 Original Comstoek ~ lVo
savage i5h, 800 Yellow Jacket T's@2'N'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
Tn. pur,,i.r cloud In Europe


-, o.,o,,.r On Tho stocl E,.
h'"'"S'
change opened lower uis morning. WIN =
general upward tendency. Consols are ut
oiL. Ths market ID weaker now, but free
-
iro,n PAh,e o.,o,or On Tho R,..
~siAsn Eli nressnt hi. %cre,ien.
siAn Mn oaI.., "nn
uais 10 Tue Suitah to'iAy. u.
l.s pc'ie,.u 'na pas,a III ,Sa An.
70 reoPoa ~ NV. pa,.a,. nm ,Se hs.is Of the
Tas,,s.H nrn,n.sls'
~, Oc,o,ar On III WA rumorej
h.ra on "wednesday thst 10000 Inusslans
hsJ .ro..ed tbe prnth. The French, Ital-
haa v au.,r;.n con.r,..Gcnera went 10
naIaa. !" .san,,.in n ,hc r.nort was true.
S rs .n.,,s,,on hs. como
NJ nnnn nn,n,ar on III. pritIsb C.bi.
,., moo,;nc SestarJav JsciJ,J ON the
,o,,.x ~ n.,;rs,i,y lar tbe nre.ent. Al
saa, .nd in ,his noiicv tbey have the ann.
$3.50 a. ,ras. .nd nconls' Ihis re-
po,so ron ,ho consIJeraiion Of tbe
49,. ~ A.. ,s..s ~ Enronc M the els.
.an' I'LL Z, w.1ns.isy's manic wa.
men, .n.Iona, on y" Jis;rrhi On ca.e
ya,aaI ,ho nsnrh.. 'Tbc,e n
.'"sli,, T., mi. ,,o,,ings neys IN ~rciIeyo
no'nins ~ NV. .nan, Rn..I... ,r,.n,ian.
Tue "nu no;oi"r > "Ths ,ournsls seem
,,ai,naJ ~ sbsnJon ali none of the prcser.
u.,inm - naac. hc,~ccn Rpssis and Tur.
,a. po,,ip newsnsncr. an IN contrsry.
~. H. %aninion ihst ali tbe nowcr, 81
90 i,ei,J,ng England. mr., coualIy
na.olV, IN ,ha ~son.aonsncss NJ tbe fsii.
~" -, ,hsir ioint efyartsat Constantinople.
III =, "a %nn,r.t IN sn.nect Russis of follow.
sam NV ~. ,,i.,atc. ~ . half in,ere.t.
Sha E,.nch n.ncrs agra, tbat Franco
,.,i, 10 har -, 10 maintain neacc. but moi
~ ~ sc,iyo mari shonld Inc crisis end
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

v..., v,,.....,a.,, A. New York.
- ~" o~.-,-- az ,ow hos,
Wv iohk' oc'ooef W..
struck the wharf ct the 1901 Oh fuehN''.
street, North river, yesterday. and caused
a pile Of lumber sixty feet high TO fall on
the workmen. One Of them wa killed
and others were injured 30 'hA' Nne' Wv
not expected 10 live.
ireiand's compiinaen.s'e "'S.
WASHINGTON oe'ooer :,
says inc preSen'A''oh VI .0 c,cH.-.s
Ireland to America, through oo 1nn,I.
Power and Parnell, member OF LA ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

NHw PHorooRArmc G%ALLrRr.-C. +.
Peterson. we'll known In Gold Hill. will
open a Photographic gallery tomorrow
lust north Of Miners Union Hall. above
tho railroad. lie has secured tho assis-
TANGO Of George Williamson N an opera
tor. Mr.. Williamson was formerly con-
nected with Mr.. Kcmp's gallery. Sacra-
mento and Is known ~ n Of the best
artists on tho coast. Mr.. Peterson has es-
tablished this gallery In order that he may
have better facilities for charging photo.
graphs. lie will also enlarge pictures In
water color, oil or crayon. Parties here
can procure q directportrait OF themselves
without extra charge for the small pic
ture-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
rnR OUTLOOK.

Owing 70 tho universal stringency and
dull times for tho last few months. tho
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation,
wo feel gratiied that u business has
held Its own beyond our expectations. Al
though tho hard times are not yet past,
we feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, We arc laying In
q large and wcll.sclectcd stock 81 custom
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
goods, boots, shoes, hats, trunks. yaliscs,
blankets. etc., and In purchasing Kept a"
rye 10 tie maia ehasce = namely buying
cheap-for we know that we must sell low
to meet the depleted purses OF the COM
munity. and We can and will do II. Come
and see II We don't.
REISsrEiS 4 woLr,
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

wisrAR's BAI.sAM or WILD CnEnRy.-
The great remedy for consumption. This
well.known remedy Is offered To tho pub
lie. sanctioned by tho experience Of over
forty years; and when resorted to In sea.
son seldom fails 10 effect o speedy cure oil
coughs. colds. Group. bronchitis. In
fiuenza. whooping-cough, hoarseness, pains
or soreness Ia the chest or side, bleeding
at the lungs. liver-complaint, etc. he
ware Of countcrfeits. Remember that the
genuine wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has on the outside wrapper the signature
Of 81. Butts" and tho printed names Of
the proprietors, seth W. Fowlc 4 Sons,
Boston," All others are base limitations.
Examine tho wrapper carefully before
purchasing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

DIVIDEND Of twenty-cight per cent. was
Yesterday declared by Z. stro,her. Register
ON tho estate o. Cornelius osborn bahA-
upt.
Tux frame for the addition to The round
house Of the Virginia aud Truekeo rail-
roai was going up yesterday
Tue G.. and c. -ids-traek 10 progressing
npe,y. Cars will b. running over It by
the lat u November.
TuxnE 1. a message a, the Atlantic and
p.r,ac Telegraph Once. Gold Hill. for
Joseph N. Caroeher.
rux iron front Of the second story Of the
new County Courthouse in Virginia was
put up yesterday.
A oaE,r many foreigners have be-
,.,u,.lired in the District Court during
the past week.
uoS. @. T.. DELoSo. who has been lying
m a, hi. residence In Virginia, Is slowly
recovering.
Ir 4. estimated tina, the number OF 'o-
Ter. in Virginia City will exceed s'oOc
this election.
Only ono case In the Virginia Poiie'
cou,, Yesterday. He was wealthy and Tor
fsited ST 90 bail.
THE Alhambra Thea,er continues to be
the favori,e place Of Amusement IN VIZ
giniA City.
snry.rrvr men are engaged In worhine
on the new County Courthouse IN VII
GINA
rxEpLr attempt l. being made to MI
up the mud holes in q street. Virginia.
Tur receipts Of freight for Gold Hi
and Virginia are at present very hsh''
AC.np.-Read the card % J.. &. kempi'
published In another column to-day.
su.yxn Cry man "in easy eireum'
stsnces" has advertised for a vile.
woop and coal are beginning to arrive
I'm greater quantities than usual.
Tux demand for Ice Is not As lively asr
vss . few weeks since
LOT Of stolen property awaits an owner
nj the Virginia police station.
Two unfortunate DRINKS were snAieheu
i'm Virginia last night
Lrr every Republican see that MS mans
Is properly registered.
A GREAT deal Of building Is now so'nS
ON In Virginia City.
Ice formed In Virginia night before
last.
OsLr ton more days till election.
IT 10 time 10 buy an Overcoa''
STOCKS are still ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
A s~uprocArINa couam.

In . letter to Mrr. Lisie. OF chicago. a well
known contributor TO the Western pre-s. she
ascribes tho cure OF = dangerous cough, accom-
panied By bleeding at the lungs, To Hale,
Honey OF iorehound and Tar. MY eongh,..'
she says, threatened TO sufiOcatc me
hut the Honey Of %Iiorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF IT," The letter Was 10
. lady friend In this city. who has placed u 81
the disposal Of O. N. Crtienion. 7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies ToothAehs Drops cure In one
minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
sssees saIes.

SAN PnAxcisco. October eo-i p. H.
Best a Beicher-l6S asked.
Ophir-53S asked.
Mexican-29it asked. ass bid.
Union Con.-i3A. bid. IL sskcd.
Con. virginia-53 asked.
Northern Bslle-2OS bid.
Con. virginia-52s bid.
Imperiai-i asked.
Caiifornia-5ss bid, 5s's asked.
Ophir-53 bid.
Con. virginia-5sh sold:
Gould 4 Curry-l5h bid.
California-iib bid.
Con. virginia-52s bid.
Yellow Jacket -2tS bid.
Ju-tice-2iS bid.
California bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

In tho course Of the religious services
which the Pope permitted the french
General Ducrot to have In the held oe-
fore his army corps. the Bishop Of No
vers bitterly denounced the RePublicans,
and said : "Thanks are duo the nobi.
General who. having marched against
the foreign invaders, Is prepared also 70
march against the enemies ct home
Lot them come on. these upstart 70
formers. When your grand
children shall speak Of your military
career, you will point with pride 10 ths
day on which you attended tho military
mass on the hill Of Beuvray."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
SETTLE up FORTHWITH.

M PRlNKtNBEfuER HAVING nEriIKr
LII from business on acrount OF III beaatn'
and being about 10 leave Gold Hi. calls upoo
ell those Indebted 10 him TO come sna 49,
Immediately, % - 10 snahis him 70 'ss's =
coon - possible. ,.x.~
direeti, amer The arsl Of ociobsr psy-days. 80
ali Indebted 20 him who do not eons 1csv.ro
promptly and ssttis viii b Ian 70 ne tsnass
msre2ss d . legal o6aesr OF eeueeter. ssin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
CARE.

LIKE Malin Of this town returned this
morning from Montana. with the remains
of his brother Michael, who was accident
ally killed on the 9th Of August last. while
engaged at mining In Emigrant Gulch.
He was about 90 years Of age. and very
much respected by all who knew him.
His brother Luke brought his remains In
q wagon about 400 miles 10 the railroad.
and on Sunday afternoon the funeral will
take place from the residence Of Mr.. Malin.
on Main street. just above the railroad
crossing. Friends and acquaintance arc
respectfully invited to attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
PALAcR EATING STAND.

EvrrJbody should know that s TOMMY
UEyFRON's famous Eating stand. In Tinker
4 Shcpsrd's Pslace saloon. Virginia City. they
can aiways End . good SQUARE meal OF the very
beat eating the market Affords. Also OYSTER,
clans, HOLSTERS and other nheii.nsh, and game.
IN their proper resson. Call and try the Palace
RslinS 6land when you are hungry. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
TO CANDIDATES.

We wish 10 remind all candidates for once
d the coming election that all snnounssment-
IN this paper and all election printing must be
paid In advance. We can accept Of no sontih-
gent srnneemsnfs. show your wcrthin' - for
the once BY paying promptly your printers
billA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

PAINFUL and repulsivs assures in the palms
OF the hands. which ineapaeitste those afhietsd
with them from performing manual labor. can
b rsdily healed, and psrmsnentiy %. b wash.
ing the psfts affected with 0lsnn's sulphur
Dcsp, which 10 sid svsryvhsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
A CARE.

To all who are suffering nom the errors and
iudlscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ~ manhood. etc.. will SEND
q recipe that will euro you. ffee OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered ny . mis-
slonsry In South America. send q self.sd'
drc<sed envelope to the Rev. Joseph J. Ininsn'
station d, Bible House. New YORK CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles,
tan and ~sAllowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application ran.
not bo detecied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

~i..ronrsp DAILY NJ A. r. knAriss . CO.
sas Franchise Beard.



sAn franchise Board.
Last EVENING.
30 Meadow Valley. soe
10 Raymond 4 fly.5s.G
% HuIeka Coz. Ism. l'k
400 Jackson. ts.As.as
Tss Northern Belle. 9oS. u. Ok
SIS Lsopsrd. .. 81 bio. So, ssto
100 Alps. ooc
% X X Con..a
eOD Hu-sey. NC
5p 0eddrs 4 Bertrand. IN
20 Typo. n
lcO GENERAL Thomas, 1. 95c
q Manhattan. 10
lao Genssee Valley. ~. AS
$50 Modoe. ss.sS
100 Advance. q
lsoo New ccso. az. ~
~ Golden Chariot. us
oo Poorman. fe
l63s Ophir. 50. say. ssS. 5as
20 Chollar Poto.i. -
1s3 kentuek. nv n's
40 Con. virginia. s0s. a'.
no Yellow Jacket. 2is.
as Justice. 3tA
SD California. Ss. sss
go sierra Nevsds. u. iss III
iio savage us -. iiS
as Merriam. n. ~
2o Alpha, t3H, az .p
a2s lsst 4 Bslchrr. an t.'f's'''
2iO CAiedonia. i0s. los.
rus xoHSrSe.
100 oph,r. 81, ssh. 3S, si'..h's
isSs Msxiesn. 9ss ,ssk, ~ 800.
xO 0ould 4 Garry. iia. las, Ia, H""
sO Hest 4 Rsiehsr. Gs, Aos
ass California. 81. :ss,5ss
as sa,ase, uk. "a. - ,, q,
700 Con. Virgins, slt, hs. s'''""
IS choiiar. foiosi, -
no Haze q Sorcr--, So.
$40 Crown Point. i1S, ~. ".
<o yellow Jacket sts.sss.3'.
fTOo Imperisl Goa. I DO. t.sp
90 Ksntuek.a
m Abba. t3&
80 BsIchsr, ~. iss bio
yp si.fra Nevada. I7'.. II hl"
iO Bailion. oax =
SIS Exchslasr. NV. IA
$40 Justice. 7t1. 3Is h0
10 Seq. Bsleher. u
100 Oyermsn. an. 81. si'sssi
$40 unlon Con, i1s. iS,.. IN
iOO saccOr. isc
lO Lady bryan. COS
59o Juiis, :, ~
tto csieioniA, ~. 10.
io Bsltlmar., ~.
w silver IIili. ~
$50 Rock islant IN
50 New York. ~
80 Pail sheridan. 3
$50 Ara. ak.a
GO woodvilis. ~ bio
rs Lady Washington, ~.
10 ko-suth. An
40 Andes. ~, ~
lsoO Niagara. iec
20 Ward. IL
100 Cosu opolitAn. &c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
HOUSE FOR RENT.

vTRiiY ELidIBLY SITUATED II GOLD
. lIttis sosth Of hsln strest.
rhs keuss eoatains twelve good rooms,
sud 70 The ans rsesntiy oeerpled BY hrs.
MEOW - Q drses mailing ssiabi:shmsnt and
81 In :' THOMAS xril.Y. Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

Lros's KArnARioS makes beautiful.
glossy. luIuriant hair ; prevents Its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. 10 charmingly %pcrfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

Az AN evidence Of woman's conAdins
nature, IL Ia mentioned that Q young
lady In indianapolis was married the
other day TO q Nj. Forget.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF
wAshoG COUNTY.
a. n. PERKINS
NOTICE.

mur ptiBtio AYR HsRgBY NOTIFIED
lthst NJ. HENRY wuLv IL no longer In
ar rn,tio., aud 10 not authorized 20 bansart
bu,lp.ss, OF whatsoever nature or ,harscttr,
&c us. pIhhN = DIN.
l,oid Hiil. O-tober Z. 1915. oc2tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

on Main street, Just above the railroad
crossing. Friends and acquaintance arc
respectfully invited to attend
--
MKASSEss REwARpED.-Ata little poker
game In Virginia the other night . certain
citizen lost all the money he had In the
world. He asked . loan Of i've dollars
from the man who had Won and was re-
fused. Drawing 4 nice little derringer
from his pocket. he held II under the
stingy mans nose. saying mildly. "Pcr-
hAps you'll lend mo twenty-five Of that.
you mean blank OF q blank ?" Seer.
tainly." answered the other. hastily hand
ing over the coin. And everybody said II
served him right.
Snow n IcE.-Last night about half
past D o'clock snow fell here and in Virginia.
The fall was very light here, but In vir-
ginia II came down TO the depth Of = quar-
ter Of an inch and lay in little drifts In the
cold corners. When showing ceased tho
night became clear and cold and frost set
In. Ice covered the pools on the streets.
CMEr oF PoLicE Ben. LAcKEy re-
turned to Virginia this morning from
oAiiIotnia, Nnere nc mas o,en snsssn H.
sons wsshs ih aepct,e pas'n.'.
1,n",.., ,.a $50 y, III. ;nvs',iga,ions
The bride was left below.
Pax,our Rycxrrrs. - Tho following
-,-l.. o.. a., tIu .,l y,,,;,,s Citv
''o'sh" '"' uo'u III" :" '"
were received during the tweh.y',our
w., ci ca,.iosj.. On al lumber. @ OF
merchandise, 2 Of hay, 2 Of barley. 2 Of Ice
aud l Of machinery.
., c...,.., nro... I'm silver
c,.,. 80 80, Ia, "Wednesday might
al 500 worth M rooJs stolen, II il
thourht the thieves want to start q store
In some Of our new camps. and took this
method TO make 4 raise.
Iy early I'm tho morning. when there
Ia. been a Democratic mass meeting over
night. the combined breath Of the party in
Gold Hin could be brought 70 bear upon
the mud OF Main street, tne t~hofouH"ia''
would DC d"''y III ha'' y" MUIR
TnE Republicans oil silver viii nave
free ride W Dayton Tomorrow evening
Hon. II. Ii. Lindsay and Hon; William
WOODBURY. viii address the assch'o'su Pup
uiaee upon 'he oeeA''o"'
MANY readers OF the NEWS wiii remehi'
her that the ball OF the knights OF fythiss
will take place this evening, ~ COOPER
nai., iIsinia wi
,m..
E'Ahfhopi e""he"u wiz.
Courts will be heartily giad wheh ''
| registration books are closed. business
has Been sr.aay "' WI" '
A bof on = street Virginia I~""
ohihaihah WV" y y"
,nan uIVpp'u ,hs iax who nnfor.
,nns,cix escsmd'
nm, Iown IN Gold Hin. Tho water runs
- A.. u,i,,,.. Ian, Generally leave,
m, ran,inJ., an uncomfortable
supply Of mud.
suvrp street. Virginia. has been opened
III. oral. 1. v,rv steep. but
will nevertheless prove 4 great accom-
mediation to the people living In that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20

LADY Ito waitsr)-"Don't put that
ice into the goblet with your fngers.,'
waiter-"Lor. ma'am. I don't mind;
my hands are very warm"