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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-03-09

MARCH came In like lion but may
lam us yet.
Il PAIsTfNG and cleanihg-up time has
come. t--sSS :
THE warm sunshine and gentle
showers are starting the buds. ~
'THE Indications are that spring has
come for keeps.
TUE ice dealers have abandoned all
hope. zf'ai'' - ,- s
l. ,TuEEE weeks from Monday will be
the day for the Spring elections.
.TuM Bile out the 2dry goods boxes,
for the loafing season draweth nigh.
THE front of Geo. u. Mason's store,
in Phenix block, has been ornamented
with new coat Of paint.
The County Commissioners held
their regular quarterly session this
week, commencing on Monday.
The frog family have commenced
their concerts.
ALL that is wanting to give assur-
ance that Spring has really come is the
melOtiious music of the organ grinder.
Mr.. NJ. GRETZINGER has put into
his sice-heuse in the last week three
fear loads ofyexcellent Chautauqua
Lake ice.
T a'HE second Club Dance will take
place at Philarmonic Hall tomorrow
(Friday) night. Humphrey Il Cool
man will furnish the music.
The ladies ofthe- Congregations
Church are making arrangements for
a Centennial Tea Party TO be held at
the Opera House on Friday evening
tOf next week, March Eth. A pleasant
time is Anticipated. .
PUBLIC SALE.-We call the atten-
ton of !our readers to the Assignees
Sale of Cheese Factory materials in
the township of Franklin, in another
column. To those who contemplate
going into the dairy business this of
fers all excellent opportunity to pro-
cure their entfit atlow prices.
u The BIahoning County-seat case was
determined last week in favor of
Youngstown, Judge Conant refusing
to allow the injunction TO restrain the
+ r.moval. But this is not the end of
the trouble, rs the Garfield people de-
clare. that they will carry the question
TO the Court of last resort before they
will allow the removal.
On Monday last the so days term of
William Davis nader sentence of jus
tice Reed for petit larceny committed
in this viliageslastI december expired,
and he was but just released from
'prispn when he RETURNED to his old
criminal practices and was caught pill
fering from p. Ffath's clothing store
and p. Clark's shoe store. He was arr
rested by Policeman Gibbons and re-
turned tollis old quarters in the Jail.
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ficiency in this difficult department CT
trade, has won dhe proud distinction
ofjunior partner. He carries his well
earned laurels with becoming modesty
and we predict for him ii long career
of honor and usefulness.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-03-09

Children Cry for CastOria. 1t
is as pleasant to take as honey, and IS
absolutely harmless. 1t is sure to ex-
pei worms, cure wind collie, regulate
the bowels and stomach, and overcome
irritability caused by rash or cutting
teeth. 1t is perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, and for Cestiveness in
young or old there is nothing in eX-
isteMce so effective and reliable.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-03-09
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate. - al.


DURSUANT to an order of the Probate Court
i of Portage county. Ohio, L will offer for
sale ut public auction, on the premises. on
Saturday. the ::5ih day of March, 1876,
between the hours of ONE and FoUR O'Clock
p. of said day, the following described real
estate, viz:
Situate in the township of Brmfiell, County
OF Portage, and state OF Ohio s5Ounde,l begin
ing ut Il post standing in the north line of lot
:ia IL chains link east from the N. W. corner
thereof: thence n Chains links to a stone;
,iicnce 5. q deg sumin. F. II chs. 36 lks. to Il
stake and stones. thence s. IL deg. ~ min w
chs ST Iks to one; thence 5. 50 deg. a. inin
w. CHI. n lks. To stone; thence n deg. Is min
w. q, chs M lkS to the place Ofbeginning.
tanning II 9j-ltD acres OF land more less
Also. another tract of about GO acres of the
East side of sail lot No. B. bounded North by
lot lime. East 3y lands OF j. Carson. H. T.. Chap
man. Amos Benedict and i A. Pike, South by
highway and West by lane running north
through the land of said Joseph koOn, de-
ceased
Saidlast,lescri.,cd lot may be sollsi in parcels
tho cht> and claims alow,si inst the estate
of S.ul d,s>tlent Z fsHk9EEE
! Icrin >s,f sale one hirtcasll on day sof sale.
ono eiId in arani eue- 1.-TWO years,
wifls in teisest iiosiis day oissaIe. ~ ~ ~
Deferred payments To he secured by mortgage
on the premises sold Its,,
Aamritta.or d 4esEstate sr Joseph Koon. Jr..
March l>t, is 8.-39a-4w.
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/ Tie latest, greatest, .ha most
reliable remedy ever put together by
medical science for rheumatism.
Wounds, Swellings, Burns, Cakes
Breast, &c, is the Centaur Liniment.
There are two kinds. What the
White Liniment is for the human fam
lily, the y fellow CentaursgLiniment is
for spawned, lame and strained hsrses
and animals. .a89i
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Stillman Scott, of Windham, died
al his residence i'll that township on
Monday, the, 2 LIST day Of February last.
aged 81 years. His widow, Hannah
Scott ,lfed at the same place, on the
Saturday following February a.
aged IS years. This aged couple had
lived 10 sether for.5G years in Wind
ham township, and during all that
period had never been separated a
single Sabbath. They were highly es.
teemea by a lfrgf clrcle Of aeq"aint-
ances, s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-03-09

THE jury In the case of William
Adia, tried in Cleveland for Murder,
returned verdict on Saturday night
of guilty of murder in the first degree
and the prisoner was sentenced TO be
executed Oh Thursday the 22d day Of
June next.
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sherif's Sale.

n u 81 Ale Of Ouio. SOoNIh SS
DURSU mt to the command of q certain
Common Pleas. in and for the County of Portage
aforesaid. to me directed. in the case OF Edwin
II Wait ct al. plaintiffs, and the Ravenna Man.
ufactiIrinse Company, defendants, shall offer
for sale ut public auction, ON the premises late
" owned by Sarl Manufacturing Company, ut
Ravenna, Ohio, OH tt,~ a
Saturday the 25th day of March, AID, 1876.
eommencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day. the
following described goods and chattels. to wit:
12oAeme Moving Machines, Iron yiSes,
Coal Stoves, l Paint Mill. l Lumber Truck, ]
seventeen inch culting-of Saw, with frame and
counter shaft: Bolt and Screw Machine. with
frame: Scroll Saw, made by .Calwell Co.;
Variety Wood Wer king Machine, Dimension
Planer, Work benches, / set Castings Cor
Turning Lathe. 3 Sitting Saws with frame and
er. "a INCH; Emery Wheels, standards and
counter shafts 9 sets Platform Scales, Grind
stone and frame With shaft. i Boring Lathe. 40
inch swing ami counter shaft; Key Sealing
inch swing; Turning Lathe and Screw Cutter.
81 inch swing. II foot bed Blaistiell Lathe and
screw Cutter. % inch swing, 10 foot bed, cross
feed tentcring Machine, New Haven Plan
ing Machine, Drilling Machines, l Milling
Machine Pratt, w hitney u Coz, a large num-
her OF Flasks and MOulder's Tools: Railing
III tchine, BlackSmith's and Machinist's Tools,
consisting of Tongs. Hammers, Files. Taps.
bies sc I; a large quantity of Machine BeltIng.
anu all other personal property in and about
the premises lately occupied by said Manufac-
ttil ing Company, at Ravenna, Ohio consisting
oil patterns, oil oil barrels. window sash, CLEAN
er and CLEANER teeth. parts of Machines. &C: .&c.
o. G. RISDON, Sherin.
STUART HATFIELD Il ROBINSON, Att'ys,
Rarenna o.. March 4, 1916.
ts a credit of six months, with approved Secn-
ri,y, will be given ON all sums over SO. Ss3-Sw
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CLEVELAND xPfrrsRURG RAILROAD
GOING SOUTH-MAIN LINE.

ON anil after Sunday, Jan, 16, 1870. Trans
will leave stations daily. Sundays eNcepte'i,)
as follows: < =
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CHURCHES.

cONGREGA GATIONAI- REV. A. NJ. HILLS.
p.Stor services on Sunday mt 10 30 A. ". and
T.npu N SUNDAY school at 12:l5 T. N. Prayer
yecttug on Thursday Evening ut 7]n
MErHODISr-REy-G e. w CLARK. pastcr-
sunday school ut I2:l5 p. ~ Prayer Meeting
ON Thursday Evening ut TED.
DISCIPLE REV. GEORGE DAhsiE. lasior-
services on SUNDAY at 10 30 A, n, and ~ N.
sunday School AT l.-i5 p a. Prayer Meeting
ON Thursday Evening ut a:su sti
t;RACE-REy. w. II. CAPERs. Pastor; SER
vices On Sunday at 10 81 A. n, ami 4 20 T: NJ
SUNDAY School ut IL: :i5 r. NJ Prayer Mee'ihs
on Thursday Evening at . 10
IMMACULATE CONCEPFiOS--CATiO
REV j l.. .tAgRoI.L. Pastor Services At ahu
10 ~ each alternate sunday Sunday school NJ
!: 40 r NJ High Mass, sunday. July 4. and each
alternate Sunday thereafter MASS every wceh
day morning at Z 10
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Unity Lodge, No. i2, r, and A. NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays oi each
month
Tyrian Chapter, Mo- 01, RsiA- M-
Meets the third Wednesday of each -month. In
Masonic Hall. Phenix Flock
il. RICHARDSON. H. r.
J. q. o. F.-Eavenna Lodge. Ne. 81,
Meets every Wednesday eyening at Odd fe'-
sws' Hall
Ravenua Encampment, No 1So.
Meets every 2nd and ith Fridays Of each month
Patrons of Iusbandry-lBANENNh
GRANGE. No. 32-Meets every Saturday: octo-
h,r m at o'clock p II. and on each alternate
SATURDAY mt I::s0 r. NJ, at Grange Hall. e-st
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v. H., WEIR, N. D.,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
UEOVID respectfully inform the citizens of
w Ravcnna and the surrounding country
the practice of Mc,iicine. and feels confident,
gthat wieh an experience of IT. years practice,
IL of which have been in this County. he will be
able to render assistance TO all who may sec
proper to employ kim. 1855.
Special attention paid to the treatment of
GHRoNIC DISEASES
.oFFcE, inf sEmphe Building. pntrapee on
Chestnut Street. Residence on Chestnut Street.
oppOsite Unian Schools House.
Ravenna, Feb. J, ls76. ss9y
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Portage Go. Official Register.

Common PIsas JuGge--Philo l.. Conant-
Hem5e,- Ceastitution0l Conr'n--J. ID Horton.
ReprsseNfdtirc is LeJisidt1rs--Orvillc Blake
Probate Jadgc--sI ideon seymour.
County C7egG- John Mcharg.
CO1Hfy dHditsr--W iiiain Grinnel.
County TredscrcP-John Z. Beatty.
Sheriff. - l;i-,ien.
Recorder--C;eoI ge w Barrett
Prosecuting A1oraey--Geo-f n Robinson
ComDs ,sioaeys--Smith Sanford, wanzor Hol-
comb. Edward 4. Parsons
TafysaarU Dfseefors--B. Wells, AMI Wilmot,
As. Beccher.
County Surveyor edediah Cole.
CosoHer-LyIBan Bry nlt.
School ErdDsiners-W- W. Patton. y. Pickett
George Dar>ie.
Mayors of Incorporated Villages.
TarrsStsriue--o. 5 Ferris;
kest--aharieS II. Kent: -s---w
Rarehaa-I;crrgc r. Robinson
justices Of the Peace.
-if,rGfsr-Syivestcr y. IIinman. a. V. W iison.
auFOru--Johu l.. Thompson W crthy Taylor
E,iasdeif-J. l. Carrier, e.. IL. Chapman.
CHdglesfo.-Ia--AustinP i. Curtiss, 5. l. Morris, =
D-e,-neja--,: = Ti5l,ai- j. II. Hoffman. -
Edin6argh sanford, Elihu Fish
frdHkfH--Nel>on Barber. Milo shorts, Isaac
Russell
f;as5rtesr5lle-A. 4. BARRIER james Norton
Hiram m-l.ichar,l NJ. iIank, Allen \. Barber,
Frank Squire s7I - e
MsHfHG-Aicnzo y farr. Henry Cobb
Fdin yga-Drrin stevens, David NJ Evans, 4 hos
u. Williams. -
Paris-- Brainerd 1elty. Urissli Biekciih.
RandOlI,H-Nnihan &. Sears. James T. Zoe 81
Hdzenna--t ornciiuS a. Rect. AFNr l"PPihs.
Andrew Jackson.
Rootsfoaen--AIfred II harlow. Otis Reed.
4Sza!e,S riUe-S q. EiirIdse. " IL smith
S,J~SfSLOrO--N. u. Peck. T. Nj stanton.
SnlgeE,f--iiugh u. Martin, W lillian Pinlus
Hindlans George IL. Conant, Tho's o. Angel
SoCTHrT1TE ES = - =
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Saturday, March 18th, 1876,

G pmmencing at IL O'Clock noon. sharp the fol
lowing described property, Receiver of j. ID.
Lyons and Martin J. ill. TO wit:
One Engine and Boiler, Derrick, l set Scales.
neceiving Can, Tin Spout, ats, IIrainer,
= PRESSES, in good order: II Presses. Broken
> Curi Pals, Package Scale Boards. old Milh
Nats Cords of W ood 20 Hoops and Followers.
Butter Worker. steam Churn, Pump anu
Fixtures about 81 feet Iron Pipe Curi Shov-
els, Rake. set Counter Scales, lot Of Salt and
l Card Knife
Will sell any OF the above property private
sale ut any time intiS to the aI.Ove ed
day OF sale. JAMES WOODAcD, Receiver.
Kent, Ohio. March 1, 1876. 3a8-2w
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BabcOck, Blaine, Helknap X Co.
How do the little busy B'>
Improve each shining hour.
To gather money every way,
While Grant is yet in power.
Russ. says the above may not be
much poetry, but it is true neverthe-
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.


List of Advertisements,
O,C, His,ior-Sheriff' = sale.
Kingsbury, Doig < Co.-Buckeyc Foundry and
Plow Works
James W GODDARD -Eccciver's Sale.
&. i, Ncwton-Attachmcnt Notice.
o. L. Risdon-Shcrin,s Sale,
Isaac Archer-Fanny Glass Estate.
Il. Litilc-Timothy Seed, &c,
q. G. Ri>don -Shcrif's Sale,
FoGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE. &E
Atlantic s. CT. w. Ry.
Local Time Table
GOING EAST. - ~,
ken.. s. s,am sspm ssam : ,eaipml
Ravenna sos so f" S43" 1870
windham . SIS" s14." -.
~sta'> GOING WEST.
w,nanam ann s4:spm - / ssp : m 81 si4am
Freedom sta | . 81 - . pS - 9.3O "
RIvenna. 62o e u UI - 2-s5 " "a =
Kent. ...>.s l6Dr t6,.a" ls45.. 100o
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IN EMPIRE BUILDING,
From alargostock OF
= sDRJa;SlI MEDICINES, PAINTS,
10 BRUSHES, OILS, VARNlSHES,
PUTTY, WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PER
FUMERY, CANDIES, a foil
list OF Patent Medicines, all
4 of tho Herbs known to
Botanic Pharmacy. and
in fact everything pertaining to a
PNsN CLASS DRUG STORE
Feeling thankful to the public Tor the kin'i-
neS aud conf.inecc bestowed upon me 'iufinH
- Ae,Sasrsix ( YEARS while serving in the capaciS
II .ts Lierk.I row cordially invite theih
to Visit our establishment at
- i.s fH1E -
The Sign of the Big Mortar
n wnere all Preserii II viii be put up with the
0reatc<t care. and where hope AZ All times to
e f.,ud worthy and well puaiItest'
The ci ircumsta tauces under which Start N bu-
riucss require me to make my terms oi siie
ready paw Come, and VIII do You Snoni Sn,,,
~ -Ravenpa. Feb -. 1873. S'i
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Receivers Sale.

TN pursuansle of an order of the Court Of Com
l. mon Pleas of-Poi tage County. Ohio, l will
sell at Public Auction, on the Pritchard Farm
IN Er;ln Kiln towns nip one mile and hall North
OF the ilage OF Kent, on s.. -t,f5t.
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a credit of six months, with approved Secn-
ri,y, will be given on all sums over SO. Ss3-Sw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-11

DEFECTIVE CABLE The second inquest
into the circumstances attending the death
OF William Wilson. the victim Of the
parted cable disaster at the mine. was held
in Silver City last Saturday. The ait
nation remains unchanged. the Jury rem.
dering q verdict that the deceased came TO
his death through the parting Of the cable
at the Dayton mine. and that the cable was
Q defective one. The jurors cast no blame
upon any one.
A N,ruRALisr.-Prei Nichols brought
some rare curiosities into the NEWS Office
this morning. They are two lizards from
Death Valley. and are perfect monsters In
.ixe. When Strengthened out their length
10 over thirteen inches, and they will grit
fiye or ak inches around the body. These
are rally wonderful reptiles. and II may
be .afely said that their like Is not to be-
found any place In tho world outside Of
Death Valley.
conoxEH MAYxR's frSEnAL.-The fu-
u.r,l Of the late Coroner. William Mayer.
vas very largely attended in Virginia yes.
erd,y The various Societies. of which
the deceased had been a member. were In
line. The cortege was headed by . brass
band. There were over i've hundred
friends Of the deceased In line on foot and
half - many more followed him to the
grave in carriages.
W. II. sMrH and family ~leitlast evening
for Philadslphis and Canada. They will
b absent for some time.
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the STATE rAIa.
Csmpiets rine-rasie OF che M.
eursisa Trails.

Last Saturday the NEwa gave tho limo
table Of the special train which Ia TO run
during the Fair In Reno, stating the timss
for arrival and departure SO far Is the vir-
GINA City and Reno depots are concerned.
We now publish in full the timetable Of
the special train which will make daily
excursions over the ROAD during tho ex-
hibition. The train leaves Virgins at Z
A. NJ; the Round-house at 7:03; Gold Hill.
ITO: Baltic, 7:i3; Scales, 7:i9; Hay
wards, 7.2s Silver. 7:j?: Mound'horse.
7.45; Eureka. 7;52; Merrimsc. sol
brunswick. sos: Morgan. s:U7 ; Empire.
500 Lookout. s:i7-arriving at Carson
Al s:23. Lake View. SAT; Mill Station.
$50; f~ranktown. 900 washoe. 9:ls
steamboat. 9:s7; Browns. 9:i3; HUFF
aker's, 9.52: Anderson's. 1904; Fair
Grounds. iO:i0-arriving a. Reno at
1913.
a.l5 p. NJ; Fair Grounds. 500; Ander.on's,
SOS: HufAker's. 5:i2; Browns. s:i5;
Steamboat, s:22; washoe. $40; Frank
town, $50; Mill station. SIS; Lake View,
COS /: arriving at Carson at 6:20. IL VIII
Leave Carson AT $50; Lookout, 6:3I; En-
pire. 6:t2; Morgan. Gas; Brunswick. GAS;
Nerrimac, 6:55; Eureka, 7:06; Mound
House. 7:i5; silver. 7:33; Hayvards, I:Ji;
sc.le.' 7II; Baltic. 7:55; Gold Hill. 7:5s;
Round House, SOS arriving at Virginia
at $40. ....v
far. Al ali ticket ofices OF the company
available for passage from the iifh 10 INC
10th inclusive.
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rfts MORNING..
ass Ophir. S9k. 0k. 3i., ssk b5
lco nsnican, 34s. Ik. 81. bio
$40 0vuld q Curry. iss. 10 bso. isx. IS.
so 5s.i I Bslehsr: an. ~. ts'..tes
40 Caiifom.a gu, 5Ts
sos savsgs. sok, ~. eoe
11 Con: virginia. s.. stx, s,s, 50.
IS choliAr. rotosi. ~ sak
H5 Hale q Moro. oss. 10. III.
as Crown Point. II. iox
ioos Fellow Jacket IN. IN. ~ 40
loss1 impartial. az, a., ~
ioes Alpha. "a. tsS. tss. az
80 Belchsr, n. ai<
no .isera Nevada. 1tk. its
30 Bullion, 20. al
10 Utah. ok
eco Ezehsqssr, 10. isk. iss
% OvsrmAn. tpk. co.. 10
feos yssties. nt, nv. -. ES. n. sses
100 nuccor. SOC
loo Backsye. 35e
10 Union Con-. IAN. uk
ileo Lsdy bryan. toc. ,Ike
ieb Julia. N
100 c~slsdonia. Ix,Ts
10 nAltimors. a.
% silver Hih. o.. 10
$50 psston. tA.tS
1000 0iobs, ass
90 Nock islsnd. ~
% New Y.rk. axe
100 Phil s1sridan.i
loo ward N
09o Prcsy eet, ~. 2. AZ
IS Amer eau Plat.
90 Lady w~ashington. AZ
tS0 Kosst III sfsc.9c.i
$40 North cos. Virginia. ~. q.
10 LsviAihAn. s0
i0s5 Cromer. AZ
200 West Bsicher. MA
$50 Trojan, 9oc,f
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De.artures l.ass Evsniag.

Ir il understood that W. Frank Stewart
will furnish the editorial thunder for the
CSn.,oei Record. the new paper which Is
announced 10 appear in virginia to-mor-
row morning. Dick Rule. formerly OF the
Lyon County Ts~ss. will attend 10 inc
local department. Richard can push a
Paber In good style.
Tarcxs BRoxEs.-M about o O'Clock
Last Saturday night the engine ophir from
Reno. with . caboose car. brokea pair OF
her tender trucks near Browns station.
on the Reno division. The passenser
train took . pair Of trucks down ana the
damage was soon repaired.
W. FaASK STEWART. together with other
MEXICAN Veterans received an invitation
LAT week TO Join the California branch Of
The Veterans In celebrating the twenty
ninth anniversary Of General SCOTS en-
trance into the City OF Mexico.
]. d. BrrnKL. well know to a great
many people In storey and Lyon counties.
hs. concluded to make his home in ilii-
noi.. and his wife has accordingly taken
her departure 10 Join him there.
Miss Rosr EYrrSor will return to Viz
sinia after her engagement in Reno IL eon-
cludsd. The Geneva Cross IL the play
! chosen by her TO entertain the iesuuious
, public Of the comssoek.
TUE Mexican Veterans OF the Pacine
Coat have been notified that no more
ps.sss shaii be issued TO them by the trans.
continual railways. but all passes now out
will Be duly honored.
AssEssxrxr.-An assessment OF u per
share 10 levied by the Dayton Mining Com
pany, delinquent ON the 18th OF october
bee oficiAl notice In our advertising col
umn to-day.
The Fl Dorado Coal Company are push
ing their prospecting shaft. They have
determined 10 keep going down until they
strike coal or primary rock.
C~ALironSIA DIVIDEND. The usual
monthly dividend Of 80 per share. aggre-
gazing 81. oso. 900 Is officially advertised In
our columns to-day.
o rode through the streets Of Vir-
xinia lsst Saturday on = mule. The mule
had harness on and kicked up. throwing
the boy Oh and hurting him slightly.
JupoE LKosARD called at the NEWS
ONCE las, Saturday evening. The Judge
left Carson this morning for hi. home In
Humboldt county.
Oar SHIPMENTS. - During the past
forty-eight hours ia carloads Of ore
have besn shipped 10 tho different mills
On Carson river.
Jorx suA,r. .ths American man. one
Of Csr,on's characters. Was In Gold Iul
yssserdsy. He made his presence known
On Main street.
E,ourr-vrvE bars Of bullion. valued al
s27o. ss7 50. were shipped FROM virginia
City last Saturday night.
GENIAL c. c. BArrEHnAS n family
have gone on . visit to the Eastern States
osxrx Coax and lie attendant unrest
are still abundant ON the Comstoek.
Jrpes O. u. HAnsfs was In Virginia
City last Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-11

rrRsr WARD CLrs.-As will be seen ny
Official notice in our advertising columns
to-day, a special meeting Of the FIRST waia
Republican Club, Gold Hill. Is to be ne'o
a, Miners Union Hall next Friday even
ing. This meeting il called Tor the pur.
pose Of reorganization and the nominA-
ton OF candidates 10 be voted Tor ~ the
coming primary election for delegates 70
the County Convention ; also for the uans-
action Of such other business - may %
iegitimaiely brought before said meeting.
As this Club represents tho politicai IN
terests Of the Republican party In the
Firs, Ward exclusively. all legitimate Ne
publican voters In this ward should be
sure and lie present.
fRrioHr RECEIPTS. - The following
frcights for Gold Hin and Virginia City
were received during the forty-eight
hours ending at II O'Clock y. to-day:
Wood, 100 carloads a. Of lumber. ~ OF
merchandise. O Of salt. Q OF pig-iron. = OF
hay, 3 OF coal. s Of ice. 2 Of hour. ] OF bar
lev. I Of shingles. I Of old iron. ] OF ears.
/ Of lime. 1 Of iron and Of machinery.