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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18
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A regular meeting Of tho Board OF
Town Trustees Of Gold Hill was held
last night in the City Marshal's Office.
Present = Trustees Hall. Williams,
Day and wooley. Abssnt-Prcsident
Mundell. Trustee W. n. Hall was cleo
ted President pro TEN. and j. IL. Harris
acted ~ Clerk pro tenn.
The strip Of ground thirty feet wids
belonging to Mr.. Farrell. in the con-
t~inuation Of ID street on the Divide, was
condemned for n street. 80,
Citizen Jones presented q memorial
from several citizens asking the town to
make a donation for the purpose OF de-
fraying the expenses Of u suit to be in
stituted by SIR. Jones against John
Pagan for otstructing q public high
way.
The President Of the Board OF Trus-
tees AMI the Town Attorney were APP
pointsd ~ q committee to confer with
Nessrs. Lewis K Deal ms to the pro-
priety Of such q suit. and TO report at q
special meeting next Thursday evening.
William Hall appeared before the
Board and asked permission to Tenn
porarily remove the dog-pound and the
fence in the rear Of the Town Hall. for
tho purpose Of moving ths paint shop
to the rear Of his lot. The request was
granted.
The Finance Committee reported
fsvorably ON the following bills which
we're ordered paid: Il. II. Carrick x
Co., S3s "a; John Randall. % 20; j..
Fox. IS; I. ID. Mcleod. IS 80; Matt.
BRAY. 81. Total. S63 40.
The Committee ON Fire and Water re-
ported tho pipes in good condition. and
also all the reservoirs except the railroad
reservoir. which IS in q very bad condi-
ton.
Chief McAIartin and Marshal 10y
nachan were instructed 10 make q criti-
cal examination Of the railroad tank and
report at the special meeting neat Thurs
day evening.
The Clerk was instructed to publish q
notice Of the special meeting to be held
Thursday evening. April 20. 1876.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18

TnE veracious New York Evening Pos
tells Of a young man in Gotham Who At
tended the theatre the other evening.
witnessing a play divided into Ave acts.
the intermissions between which he svi-
IDENTIFY improved. Riding home In .
street car. he got to his feet. straight
ened his legs as well an he could. cd.
justcd his hat, looked up and measured
Tor an instant the distance to the bell
strap. made q dive for u. canght II at
the third attempt, put his entire weight
on II. and Of course rang both balls vio-
lsntly. "Here! hsrsi What's the matter
With yerl" yelled The conductor. "what
are yer ringing the bell at both ends
fort" BECAUSE" replied the pssssn.
ger. with great contempt. "(hic) l want
both ends Of the car to STOP"
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VALUABLE RooYrSo. -Young, Ryno x
Co.. OF Virginia City, agents for Scots
patent fire.prooi, waterproof and rust.
proof roofing. advertise the same In our
columns to-day. II is the best thing
in that line yet introduced into
this State, and can be put ON at very
little more expense than shingles. The
roof Of Gibson's saloon building. in
Gold Hill. ia covered with 1t. In this
country, where the weather 10 70 hard
ON roofing. and such danger exists from
fire In the dry season, this roofing IL
especially valuable.
The SPECIAL TRiIS.-To-night the
special train which is to take visitors to
the Pioneer ball aud festival, will carry
free Of charge all who want to GO. Tbs
time for its return Ia Gold Hill
will DO determined by vote
Of the ladies' from this place
AMI so they will have the whole matter
in their own hands, and can come just
when they want to regardless OF refrac-
tory bcaur and husbands.
MAHRIEp..-As will be seer by due mo-
,ico under the appropriate head. 7. II.
McGurn. tho well known and popular
store-keep.r OF Virginia and Gold Hill.
has at last astonished all his friends
land M Doubt himself. too). Ivy getting
married. He found the fortunate lady
at San Jose, California, and shc went
there from Virginia City. McGurn ant
his fair bride have the congratulations
Of lots Of friends.
"Hosrrr,L HoRRors. Read tho card
of Loon Thai in our advertising columns
to-day. replying To the allegations OF
County Commissioner Torp, relative to
his treatment Of Dolly Kay when under
his care ~ nurse al the County
Hospital. Mr.. Thal's card 10 backed up
by n memorial numerously signed by the
patients nj the Hospital. Thus one nj.
ter the other those hospital horror"
vanish into thin dir.
Corans.--A medical preparation IN
the form OF q lozenee Is the most con-
,snieut. browns Bronchial Troches"
allay irritation which induces coughing.
giving relief In bronchitis, h~oarssnsss,
influenza, and consunptivs and asth'
matte complaints.
CANDIDATES. Almost any way You
look, placaris announcing candidates
for the coming election a he seen.
..sIay the best man win,"i 10 the sI-
pressed desire Of every good citizen.
Psn-ox,L.-Powning. Of the Reno
State Journal, dropped in to see Ms to-
day. His paper and his whisksrs arc
fourishine; his vile and baby lore him
and be 10 happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18

q freneleee-Aoeohe9 Vesr
RACES.
sAs FRAscsco. April is-l:3o p. NJ
The Pacific Mail steamship Great Re
public arrived early this morning from
China and Japan. and anchored in the
stream. The police have arranged 10
have q number Of officers In attendance
at the mail dock and along Brannan and
Third streets to protect passengers on
tho way to Chinatown. She brings
about 1000 Chinese In the stserage. and
a number Of japanese in the cabin. On
route for New York. She ID expected to
haul into dock about o .,
A gang Of hoodlums committed several
outrasss in the vicinity OF the Preside
on Sunday. Two men were beaten cru
ely without having power to resist. A
grocery store keeper on Union street,
who refused to supply them with drink
without pay. was beaten into a state OF
inssnsibility by a few. while tho rest
took everything within reach.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18
srArI0NEnY AND JKwKLnY.

]. u. MarshAi. At the Gold lin Post
once store, 10 sole agent for. oil
the San francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals.,
magazines. etc.. received ~ soop ~ published,
and delivered In any part of town. blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
book Of every description made 70 order o.
sbort notice. Gold and silver watches, clocks,
and . ans assortment OF jewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. large stock
81 toys AMI fancy goods. Nee regular advef.
tiseTneut In smother column. lele
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18
TO CANDIDAfk.

We wish to remind all candidates for once
ct the coming town election that all ~nnounes
msnts In this paper and all slseti.a printing
must DO paid In advance. We can accept IL No
contingent s~rrangsmsnts. SHOW yJur worth.
ness for the once By paying Jour printers
bills promptly.
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opsTACLRs TO aIAnRIAGR.

Happy relief for young men from the effects
of errors and abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. lmpediments 20 marriage removed.
New method ~ treatment. New and remArk'
in sea,.d envclops. Address HOWARD An
ISOLATION, <iaN. Ninth street. Philadelphia.
Pan Institution having . high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional skill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18

HAoks's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
frecklss, tan and sallowness; makes the
akin soft, white and delicate. Its APP
plicatiou cannot DO detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18
Fire In Marysviiis.

MAnrsyrLLE, April ls.-Prait's ware.
house ut Durham's Station was burned
on Sunday evening. Tho principal loser
is q. ". Gridley. His loss il estimated
at $4,000. The fire is supposed to
have originated from spontaneous com.
bustian Of wool,
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OREGON.
Important Aetiss OF wallis waiia
csnasy 0Pangsrs-


PORTLAND. Or. April ls.-Thc Gram
gers Of wsila walla county pledge them
selves TO trade with no merchant who
patronizes the railroad In preference 10
teamstsrs. or sell IN purchasers who
ship by the railroad; AMI they
further pledge themselves to ship
all their produce BY teams for
twelve months unless the transfers
charge more than IS per ton. A COM
miiies la appointed to cenfer with the
Oregon Steam Navigation Company, or
any other company, regarding tho con.
siruction OF another railroad from walla
walla to wallula. All the large mer-
chants there have signed a paper asroe.
ing to give their freiahis to teamsters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18
Arrivals ssis Asrsiss.
nenareures 1Iasl Evsnisg.

WRESTLING MArcn.-Thero Ii fun In
store for the Clancy" A forfeit vas
put up Last night in Virginia for a wrest-
ling match between Eugene Marley Of
Gold Hill and ". 3. Ssbin Of Virginia
City. The wrestling will DO according
to the Detroit rules and the stakes will
be live or six hundred dollars q side.
The affair promises to DO Of consider
able interest.
Fnrruur RECEIPTS. - The following
frsights for Gold Hill and Virginia City
were received to-day by the Virginia and
Trucks Railroad Wood g. carloads.
IL Of lumber. o 81 merchandise. 10 OF
pig iron, . OF slabs, 3 OF machinery. =
OF ties, 4 OF barley. ? Of pipe. l OF nut.
pine. i Of lime, I OF -four. l OF hogs, 1
Of coal, / Of old iron. I Of quicksilver.
BUILDING Tuxx Ur.-Ths work OF
raising the brick houses. as contsmPla-
ted wb,n the first stories we're put mp
last Winter, has commenced. IL II the
intention Of a good many business men
10 mt sn additional story or two on the
building used by them = stores and
warehouses.
Crrsrrxo Or. - The Sunderland
mill il crushing forty tons OF ore . day.
This il considered good work for . ten
stamp mill. One thousand tons q
month d about a. much a. any of them
get away WITH.
Forsn.-A silk handkerchief. left in
~. Johns Church at the close Of sun
Law evenings service, may be called for
Al Mrs. fo6inson's. on Telegraph street.
Gold Hill.
Fou Toxx MArsHAL.-Mr. il. kohler
ANNOUNCED 10 the voters OF Gold HILL
that he l. n candidate for the once OF
Town Marshal. Rsad the ADVERTISE
ment.
Onx sxrrxrSrs. There were shipped
by the Y. & 7. II. r.. during the past
twenty.bur hours. 10 the different mills
ON the Orson river. 81 carloads oil ore
The l,iiss Of the Benevolent Society
Of Gold Hill are requested to meet on
Ws.ln...hy evening. April 10Th. at the
residence Of u. u. Standish.
THERE are messages at the ONCE o.
tho Western Union Telegraph compa.
nv. Gold Hill. for d. +. McR"s and
Louis Hsitz.
Grouo, c. LoroRp anil Albert LIE
NOR. wss admitted TO citizenship yes
tsriav inthe District Court In Virginia
City.
Two sr.loais Of pipe for the new
mains q the Virginia and Gold MI
Water Company arrived this morning.
w. FnAix STEWART was ON the street
xs.,srlay. His friends will be glad 10
know thathe Is nearly recovered.
Mns. J.w. MAcxAr is expected to re-
turn from ,sr visit TO San Francisco ID
day or to-norrow. y.
AcIn.I,,p Of quicksilver eon'isn.d
TO J. q. hir was received In '"s
,his mOrnAg.
c. O. PIwSrSo. editor OF tho Reno
.Ioarsai. We in town yesterday an" ''-
day.
Jr,o. ,l-,cK returned this morning
from his ybit 10 San Francisco.
Turxr vtre no arrests recorded this
morning itths Virginia City JAN.
ro.pIr 10 number Of voters registered
in Gold ny is ii'z. .o..
T.r.r l. no. bssn an arrest in Gold
Hill this tssk. =.
CoLosa. YAin 10 said ;" b IN Iowa ""
his way pss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18

LYos's KAruArhos makes beautiful.
glossy, lururiant hair; prevents Its fall.
Ing out or turning gray. II has stood
the test Of 40 years. IL charmiugly per-
fumed, and has no rival.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
EnuIand Win. Che veiesIpsds nate

EasIand Wins the veiesipsds Hatch
NKw YonK. April ls.-Ths champion
ship bycicle race Of fifty miles between
d. Stanton. the English champion. and
William Mcclellan, the American cham
pion. occurred tonight, and resulted In
a victory for Stanton. Mcclellan broke
down ON his sixteenth mile, aud also on
his twentieth mile, when hs left the
track altogether. Stanton continued on
AMI finished the iftieth mile in three
hours and four minutes. A largs num-
Der of persons witnessed the match.
Asnart ysurnaiist-
PHILADELPHIA. April 1S.-Ths sub
Committee Of the House Naval Commit
tee. Investigating navy yard transac-
tons. met to-day and rs.examinsd z.
O.. Cottsll. Naval Contractor Hart,
Major Boyd. Of Pennock & Co.'s rolling
mill at Coatcsville. and . man named
Parkhurst. OF John Roseh's ship yard
at Chester. During the examination
several pieces Of plaster from the ceiling
Of the room fell on Chairman White
horn. An examination being made, II
was found that a reporter had secured
a room in tho hotel Immediately
above the committee. He had bored q
hole through the floor and ceiling. and
had inserted a tube under the plaster
csnter-piece around the chandelier. and
was taking down In short hand the tss-
timony OF witnesses. When caught BY
the proprietor he was taken before the
committee. who laughed heartily and
considered II one Of the best jokes Of tho
season. The smart journalist, however.
was worn not to reveal what he had
heard and allowed 10 depart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18
LOOK HRRRi

Il 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
N~ATrRESsEs, aud many other things, can b.
bought Of u. VI. GRANT, Gold I'LL tabovc the
NEvs oficel, at a. reasonable RATES a. 81 any
houss In the STATE (: and his goods are Just shat
they are represented 70 BE-. ian
nslsrrssts,oekoidyro com
md see.
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..Crup credible spridg. ETHEREAL bid,
meas club and bring q lot Of soft'shsn
handksrchiefs.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18

The Dsysy systsm OF draining mines recon.
msnda Itself By Ne eheapneaa, economy and
safsty for deep workings. and the fsciity with
which iis capacity can Be augmented 81 any
tims, should The wsisr In the inins increase.
Parties contemplating the erection OF pump
inp vorhs should comnunicats with the hisdon
Iron works, Who are ready 10 supply plans and
estimates for works Of any capacity, eomplets.
Send Tor deseription Of The pinersntisl Com
pound Pumping Engine. mr3e i'm
, 1876-12-09
Ole SO a bI>

Gs Iolte uns f%rcucn, ,pehr Der 8ou'
Derlcur bon Oregon bur9 feline Gner9'e
bo8 2ano Dor Nnar@ie 9erettet bat.
1olgsno, Oepel6e lunotc CT geltern an
Sen Nlsw @ort .9eralo": vSnfol9e Sb=
rer Infrage, weroe i'd Sbnen eini9e
Grii,oe o:seben, wclAe mid 5a Der
Sanbluns peranlobten, Den Gleftoren in
S:eoou, Die Certificate 81 ertbeilel.
Ser @ouuerneur sibt oann on, oaB CT
nod friibsrsn Gdlen sebahoelt, Dem @e-
jebe seniise semleiitet uno Die Ssfeble Der
Contribution, 10 melt es in lelnsr
gRa6t mar, bsfolst babe.
90 aibinetoM, 6. Seq. DaS
eeri6tlide gomiie oss SauIes periom-
melte ii9 uno fam therein ben gsl6luf
Deg Serrn grarp's gu beri6ten uno eir
Gomite bon Tiinfen bonn 9aule gu er=
nennen, I'm nit einen slei9en Gomlte
BON, 5enate su banoeln, gum 3ptd oil
3d)lung Der Stimmen ciaem Sribn nal
5ur enosilti9en gnti 9eionng gu iiber=
0eben.
, 1876-12-09

Shu # c runo Wooe. Eeit
Der Berucr Aus1elluus oon6uBbeflcioun=
gen baben p;ridieoene2le ste i'm r9dwlz
bil6en Mertul" ben SAultern ,pcscn Der
mnatiirlideu. gu ~allerlei SuBfranfbeiten
fiibrenoen @eitalt ibrer Sdube unr Stie.
fel idarf ,useleet. 3ablreide Saub.
NADER IN Stuttgart baben aber jest ae'
gen oieIe Nnarlffe eine sebarniidte @r>
mieeerung erlalien, ocren Sauptf Zen 10
lauten:
Die rationale Sorm 1T ldnsif Dor Der
Seruer IaSltellma ourd) lnIerc Sr9ane
uuo uufer 2ebrbub Der SuBbefleiouns@e>
9enltano mleter YeipreAuns gcweleu,
unb mar infer Streben itetS oarauf 9e.
,idtct,a %uuieren &unosn cine m0alib(t
perniinft i9e nno natur9emdBe Sn6befleis
oung gu oeritaffen, menn unS ni6t baupts
iGdllh oaeYublifum lelblt benlmeno ent~
aeaentreten miiroe. wie auS0taAlteben en-
su eriehen 1T. Der&iuoerfuB erbdtt ihon
tns ben erlten Sabren bur9 9tid)terneue>
run9 BON gu tlcin 9emoroenen S6uben
cine unnotitrlide@ eltalt, inoem oerSAub
balo Die 3eben borne anltuBen. iofort
ourh einen sr0Beren eriest weroeu 1on.
waS leioer nit menis Iusnabmen ni1t
9eidJi bt. Ole Solse bapon lit, baB Der
arDbte Gbeil auS9ewadiener SiiBe i6on
feline natiirli9e Torm nle1r fat, uno nun
werren Die ermad)ienen Su6e po0cnos
uerunltaltet in 6olge DeS bnrb Die Gitel-
felt uuo Wiooe ~beoinqten unperniiufti9en
S~erlangeuS zines Gbeila be8 E~ublifum8
na6 3u fur3en uno en9elt Sduben.
DEM reue Shu6e, wel6e nitt miuoe>
items l bis Il @entimeter ldnger lino. al8
Der SuB, mclder li6 beim 0eben aus
oebnt, iino ltetS fur oenielben peroerblih
uno 1T oaber oa8 Graaen gu en9er unb
furSer, ielbft naA raticneler Jorm gear
beiteter Sdube, b~elonoess fpenn lie no6
nit bOber Abideen uerieben iin0, bic
@ruuouria9e Der meiiten 6nBleioen, auf
mas mir u%niere &unoen iebr bdufis auf
merriam MADDEN, leioer in ben weni9ltcn
6daen NIT GrfOlg. @leih nu6tbeilie
iulrft Die iest iiheraI a%uffommcnoe aAooe
ipisiser uuo babel 81 turSerS dube. @tr
traaen ben Seitrebunsen wiilenlaaftli4en
6Ortl6ritte in oieler 8eSiebuns8 9e,uiB
aerne Jfednun9, miillcn inns se9en ben
Sorluurf~ehtidieoen perwabrcn, alS liege
al un8 allein Die SAulo oer uielen teite<
benoen SoblciOen. in Dem mir leiOer nur
gu bdufia genDtbi9t iino, %oernunftz uno
MISUNDERSTANDING Sdube anfertiqen Su
mlilen, welhe nidt Gem 6uBe. i%onoe!n
Dem %H9e Der &unpen entipreden ~loliea.
, 1876-12-09

gflan5en in S9ulSimmern 1ino
Elm aus9e5ei9netcs Mittel our 8erbenes
run9 Der in 0cnielben oft berrf9enoen
l6ledten Suit unO lit in pdOa9ogii0en
3citldrlften blerauf l9on pielfa0 bin.
9stpIelcn iporocn. Our6 bos Ntbmen
BON oft M6t5i9 &inoer in einem Baum
miro ndmlib cine Menge &oblenidnre
ersen9t, Die BON BEN Sldttern Der YTlan=
aen bc9ieri9 ein9eio9en uno inter Der
Ginpirtuns oes Sunncnlidtss in i6re
Scitanotbeile, &pblsnT loff unb Sauers
tof, 5erle9t miro. 9a Die 81 lan5cn
Den fir ibr Bu6stbum notbwenoisen,
auf unlere @eiunoheit aber l@aoli0 ein-
wirferoen &OblenitoH bebaltrn uuo ben
fir infer leibliGes @eoeiDen 10 un3e-
mein wl6tisen Sauerltoff Der lie umge-
benoe2uft mleber 5urild9eben, audi our0
lire Musoiinnun9 BON NnheroampIen
Die S6uI1tubenluf Dor al6u9roBer
Srodenbeit i6iisen, 10 lo1te man li6
Die Mufitelun9 BON glattpf lanSen in
S6ulSimmern, beionoers in oenen our6
belize 2uit erudrmten, re6t ongelegen
lein ~Ialen. IS ,peroen iid ssipiB piele
@ltern finoen, Die ih oieicr Y~esiebuns
Die Yeltrebungen Der SAnle unteritiiben
un0 f0roern belfcn.
, 1876-12-09

@as IT &ei9tbum? @olo
naunte mon ben rS6weib Der Mrmen
uno 9lnt oes Yrapen" Saulenoe, De-
rem Softer nit @olo ansefiiQt lino, &C.
bDren oesbalb oft 5u ben un9liidli6en
Der groe. Gei6tbum beit'bt niGt in
Der @rDBe, 1onoern iein@srtb miro na6
Der @eriAieoenbeit bes menldli6m Sc
i6mades absemclien. &0ni9reihe, Sill
berminen, Bidder San5idIe unO GIniam.
felt biloen bel peridieoenen Meul1cn
Den @ipfel ibrcs 8erlansens; Ma9t,
Gubm, ia ielbit 0erbor9enbeit reroen
nit Oerislben 8esieroe selu1t wie Gei3-
tbum. @elb iiber Die notbmenoisen Be
oiriniie binous, il -lpert6los. g8as
lino Yerlen uno @olo Sem, Der in Der
@iilte perbunsern muB?-ein sldnsen-
Der Spott. Ser Sunger fra9t nur MD
Sroo, Der 9urt mad elmer flarenQ uelle
Die li9 in jeoem Sbole Iinoet, II. > q ii r
pIroe Der perihma9tenbe Wanoerer al.
les @olo Der 8elt binssben; pa6rer
Geidtbum lit nar Der 8elib, Der oas
9eri Sutrleoenlteut, Outer nno Yaldlte
m69en Den Menl6en nod INNER elcnO
~laiien. Wtit Ii6 ielblt 5%ufrieoen lein,
feinen S9mer5, feline 2eere gu fiib!en,
rubi9 einsul6lafen uno obne @ewiiiens-
bilie gu erlua6en bas 1T &eidtbum.
3ufrieoenbeit,-ein 10 itol,es Orb
tbeil, ipiro leltem einem &0nig sl
Sbcil; iie ma6t oas bdrtete &iilen
wei6, ebnet Den raubelten Wes, erbel=
let Die ountle 3ufunit, nno ibr Ye]iber
ltebt oa, einWfann, f1ei bon Dem anWta1t
uno Gei9tbAm na9enoen &rebs. unb uns
abbansig BON oenen SeoiriniIltn, Die an
man9en &ronen riitteln uno tie perni1-
ten.
, 1876-12-09

8olisei Geridt. 6olsenbe
Safe famen seltern in bielem @eri9te
CUR Berbanolun9:
6. Mc9enrp. Srunfenbeit, iuurOe ent
%lailsn.
Sobn Sobnion, farbie, ansetlast Elm
8aaobuno 5u iein, entIalien.
gbuarb Wbitins, farbig, anseflast
Den @illam Sbielbs ansesriffsn uno
9el6la9cn an baben, muroe entlaiien.
8iliam WiIis, farbie, unb Sborn-
ton Garter, ipesen Srunfenbeit perbaf=
let, uuroen beioe i'm Stationbaule ent=
%lollen.
Ser GaI bon Nancp @nberlon unb
glisa Cps, farbig, %ansetlast in bas
9aus oes Wtartin Auarles einseoruneen
gu iein, Die Sarriet Sobnion angsgriffen
uno sei9lasen uno elm 9oloenss @n-
bdnsiel, cine iilberne ubr uno peri6ie=
bene anoere Mrtifel i'm Mertbc bon $50,
oas Gisentbum oerWlartba Quarlss, ses
itoblen gu baben, wuroe bis auf beute
DerIdoben.
, 1876-12-09

Seben Sag fpmrnen meme @aaren an unp
permebrrn unlsr erHBes unp gut oGorti,tes
: ger. Wtr maben auf foI9erpe @aaren
aufmerfIam ; Cine febr arpBe IuSpabl sp1
Gan1en une 8inpsrfriimpfen; 8tnber MiiBe1
UNI 5nden; Oanen unb 8inber Sonb16ube ;
EFT, a pees Wager BON Gpr etten Don 373c. bis
81 "a eas padr; %rirnert untere 45c. Mpbair
yultre, mertb 623c.; 25 paar gnndets ~
1913, rrtrtb 81; $50 II elbe Bettoefen All
81, 9erpb lid 'ir 49, perf uft. Rommt
unb lebet fir sud ieltit. Das srDBts N1pr-
ttne3t pon Oamen uno Serrsn lInterfieiper
III Der Stapt. gEtr Serfaufen timer Elm paar
quite Wsrinp Ssmbtn III 81, pertb ST so.
Ssbet nnlere nele Sprten 8uiflts; gars mol.
lene @albemtres gu &C. mn 81; wertb ST
unp $3.50; q Sp-8lue, . tile Green, uno
Ssol-Srpmn Galbsm res gu 373c. wertb 623c.
Sepet mere SIaf Vpplins gu 40c. wiirben
81 65f. ttl lein. baipls, SalmcrI unp Spu
leparp unterrpGe; ssitrtdts s den in arpBer
AuewhbI unp gu ai,br'gsn preilen. Gin psls
les Wager Dpn Sailimerss fur 9errsn unr 8na-
ben @nsu9e; @oter.YEppf IN alien 6arten,
btut9; meiBe, blaue, graue urb rptbe 1lanne!s
Ie, ttnfa9 unp geipebt, pom l5c. aufw1rtS.
&emn't ane unterlu9t uu1er Eager n grei-
tc. G'ne teue Senpun9 8raaen uno DIAN
lGetten, SG Der, 6al6til1er, Nultlinas etc.
lpeben erpHnst. @m lsbr 9 pbes gaasr Ypn
elnbe'milhen WaGren p:rp Su niepii9en Vrei'
len s~erfauft. Wir babeu Cd. fall 10 petss
re StuGe Son ben biQigen Carpet srbalteu.
6. Stern & g., 523 SrOabtr..
hr Spii9en Der 5, II. 6.