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Didn't Make Cen;

Detroit Free Press.
An unknown man entered q hosiery
store on Woodtord avenue yes;' rday
and asked To be shown ~ few socks"
When he learned the price per pair OF
wooden ones he put them aside and said:
II guess I'll keep on wearing cotton
ones. They say if you wear EN- right
along through the winter your feet don't
get cold
Some cotton socks were handed out,
and he persuaded the dealer to drop from
twenty cents to fifteen cents per pair.
Then he said:
Il can buy the same kind as these in
Toledo for 10 cents"
alt doesn't seem possible" replied the
dealer. Twill you swear TO it?'
IL will. | will make affidavit to the
TACT"
The dealer told him to 90 around to n
Justice, make the affidavit, and he should
then have four pairs ut 10 cents per pair
The stranger was as good as his word and
he chuckied and csckled over his shrewd-
ness until the document was made out
snC. he had besn sworn Then the JUS
tice remarked:
"a dollar is the fee"
Something came over the stranger
about that date His knees wobbled u
little, and he swallowed as if something
choked him. He handed over the dollar,
walked out, and the four pairs OF socks
are still left on the shelf 1t the shrewd
chap made any remarks to himself, he
probably whispered:
Virtue is It's own reward, and you are
$50 pounds of fool"
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septl

mn WV Male or FEMALE. Send you
address and get somethin
WANT that Will bring you In honor
M0Nsx ably over Sl50 a month sure
"oN6t NVESTOhS' UNION,
a2ilb l7s u resnwfsh St new York.
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VOCAL CULTURE.

MRS. ANNIE II. sHEIB WILL RE-
vi CEIVEa limited number of pupils
in Singing only, for the term com.
meneing September 9Th.
Applications received at the Music
stole IliI Main street. Au5Oh
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A London News correspondent from
Philippopolis gives graphic report of a
Turkish dinner at which he was in at
tendance. Thee we're thirty courses,
and the Teasing lasted from g o'clock
p. NJ. until midnight. The writer says
the banquet was very unsatisfactory,
only because il did not last ten days, as
1t would have taken so long time to do
Justice to all --the courses. The guests
were seated ut tables and ate with knives
and forks after the fashion of Western
nations, the only difference being there
were no wines or strong dnnks, and no
speeches at the table. The Eastern semi
bsrbsrisns have not,yet3iallen into. the
had habits of getting bcsstly drunk at
the table. and making maudln speeches
while in that state for desert
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Her View oft.

"Suppose, Belle" said u poor but hon,
est Chicago youth to a Prairie avenue
girl, one day this week, suppose that a
young man loved you dearly-very
dearly--but was afraid to ask you to
marry him-msybe because ne was very
timid or felt too poor, or something
what would you think of such acase?'
Think" answered the girl imme-
distely. why, if he was poor, 1 sholli
think that be was dong jus. right in
keeping still about it!'
The question WAS dropped right there
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Black and Colored Silks
John Roemel.'s

Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper Em.
porium. Nos. 9Ois and 2n2l Main street.
aug2s
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THIN VOTE lNaOHIO LAST YEAR.

We print below a table of the votes
cast at the election in Ohio, one year ago.
for ALLEN and HAYES respectively, in
each county in the State For the con.
yenience Of the reader We have also car
ried, out the majority 10 each county re
ceived by either candidate. The table
will be found convenient for reference
tonight, as the election returns begin to
come in:
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From rsOn'S Station. Pa.
Editors of the Register.

Editors of the Register.
We had Tilden and Hendricks pole
rsisinglst Ryerscn's Station, on Saturday,
the 7th inst when hickory switch l6
inches in diameter and 100 feet long.
with flag, 81 by Is feet, Strcamer IS
feet long with T;lden and Hendricks In
letters of 10 inches length. were set
floating on the breeze. After three
cheers for the stars and stripes and the
candidates, a speech from W. L. IL.
Pauley, Esq, editor of the Messtnge''
WIS listened To with interest. Alter
giving three cheers for the speaker the
meeting adjourned in order.
c. c. c.
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STRAY MARES.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTI.
l. mes whom II may concern that he has
in his possession two stray mares, picked
up at BsnwoOd, W. Va, on last. MONDAY
evening, shortly after o'clock. The
mares are black with white spots on their
fOreheads: one is blind In the left eve. The
owner can have the same proving pro-
perry and paying charges by ca ling on
T.. NEWTON,
Ocoa Upper end Of Beawood.
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OUR FLOURS.

Embrace the following brands
Perfection. SheaTer's Best. Bean Ideal
md a y MILLS.
TEeSe fiOurs are too well known 10 need
cOmmendatiOn. We have the exclusive
sale OF them.
We solicit an examination OF our stock
be- close cash buyers.
oct5 NELL a. ELLINGHAM.
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ALARM AND HOME
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Since Rupture is dangerous and the
Elastic and other trusses injure hose who
use them, ali classes are throwing them
away and using DR.. Shermau's Rupture
support and Curative Compound, which
gives relief in all cases and restores the
parts to'.natural yigor. DR.. Sherman's
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sent Tor 10 cents. Office l Ann ST., New
York. Save This. octl0b
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1876.
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
Serious ARRAY.


About 4:30 +. ". yesterday, an nhrny
occurred at Mr.. Corners nursery, which
Is likely to have n fatal result. Many
accounts OF tho affair arc floating about,
and we give the one which seems to be
most authentic. There has been trouble
for some time between q Mr.. Reager and
Mr.. Conner in regard to land. Mr..
Conner obtained a deed to the land.
which should have settled the matter.
Mr.. Reager. however. considered him.
self wronged, and interfered with MIR.
Corners workmen by presenting q
cooked pistol and commanding them 10
stop work. He wa taken away by mem.
bsrs OF his family. but returned yester-
day afternoon and again ordered tho
workmen to quit. They kept on, and
he. becoming enraged, started after one
Of their number. who ran. Finally.
when the pursuer began to get near
enough to strike. the workman turned
upon him and struck him on the temple
with q rock. The blow IA severe,
mashing tho bone terribly-the wound
admitting q probe one inch. The work.
man received n blow on the back from
Reager's son. Rcager may recover.
although II IL said TO be doubtful. He
was rational this morning. Tho man.
whose name VIC could not learn. was
arrested. and gave $1,000 bail for his
appearance before Judge ellison Reno
Gdieis, Ipru O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
Carson Iit.ns.


IFrom the Appeal. Arrn IL
John Murphy. Who IL the proprietor
OF the Nevada House. Empire, shot and
killed q man named Sloan, at Dutch
Nick's Hotel. last night. about 0 o'clock.
Sheriff Swift, who. upon being informed
Of the homicide. went 10 the scene. &C.
companied by Constable Stern, and who
arrested Murphy and brought him here
aud lodged him In jail. states that Sloan
was shot while coming ont OF Dutch
| Nick's-Murphy being on tho walk.
| Murphy claims that Sloan. with whom
he was ON bad terms. shot At him. and
that the act was done either In an open
ARRAY, or In seli.aefense. Neither the
Sheriff nor the Constable saw the dead
body, and therefore could not tell where
the fatal shot took effect, nor II the de-
ceased held q pistol In his hand. Neither
could he tell rs who Sloan was, save
he believed he was q single man.
Murphy was formerly o guard at the
State Prison. Coroner Medsr left here
about II o'clock last night In company
with the Sheriff to take charge OF the
remains. wo suppose that an inquest
upon the body and an examination o.
Murphy before the magistrate OF Empire
Township will take place to-day.
Wells. Fargo & Co.'s efficient detec
tive. Mr.. James Hume. arrived here las
evening in charge Of two OF the Esmsr
aida stage robbers. Their names ar'
James Wallace and Emanuel -.
Mexican. These and their pal, (anoth
er Mexican) were indicted by a specia
Grand Jury. They pleaded guilty. Th,
third one refused TO confess and vii
stand bis trial. This is pretty quicl
work. Wallace ard Emanuel left Eurek'
by order OF COL. went to Belmont. siol'
mules there and so got into tho regioi
Of country where they committed tn
robbery. They nrs sentenced to 10 year
each. They were taken to the prison a
once,
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W y n 4 y n.
San Francisco Ncws.

-
SAN Francisco. April 6.-Tho work
OF attaching the steamers OF the Pacific
Mail Company. on account OF amounts
due 10 the Panama Railroad Company,
has been commenced. The City OF
Panama was levied on yesterday, the
Granada, now due from Australia, will
be the next, and the Montana, from
Panama, and the Dakota, from Oregon,
will be attached on their arrival, II II Is
considered necessary TO secure the al.
legged indebtedness. II Is considered
doubtful whether the company will hold
together much longer. and II Is rumored
that tho China line Is likely to fall into
the hands Of the trans.continental rail.
road companies, while tho Clyde Steam.
ahip Company, In the interest Of the
Panama Railroad Company. will control
the trade to Panama. The Australia
line. II Is supposed. might be continued
by Jay Gould and the Central Pacific. or
abandoned.
The movement on the Chinese ques-
ton IL already beginning TO bear the
proper kind Of fruit. Eckstein Broth
ers. shoe manufacturers. have derter-
mined to do away with Chinese labor
in their factory Us fast rs they possibly
can, aud substitute white labor instead.
Samuel II. Harrington. the man who
attempted 10 rob and murder the bank.
sr's clerk at the Palace Hotel last Sep
tsmbsr, was placed ON trial In the Nh.
nicipal Court to-day for an assault to
aa \
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
Harrasssd by a Kiss, or Kissed by Ed.
harris.

DR.. Mary f.. Walkers peculiar walk
ing dress Is certainly q very convenient
costume to have on when descending
into the bowels Of the earth and taking
. trip through the mines. She visited
the Crown Point mine Monday evening
last In company with Miss India Sheets.
Miss Lena Smith aud Ed. Harris. the
party being in charge Of Mr.. Balch. the
foreman Of the mine. The Silver City
Reporter thus gives some incidents con.
nsctsd with the little episode:
Harris. Who. A. everyone knows. is a
fint-class assayer. and vithal an invster-
ate joksr. played ell manner Of ineIcus.
able tricks on the Innocent and unskilled
doctor. such. for instance. rs making
her believe that a piece OF barren quartz
was real bonanza orc. and that some
sulphurets Of iron we're pure gold. He
even went 20 far as 20 try TO palm on a
piece Of c~rystallized quartz ~ a ruby;
but this was too much for even the doc
tors cre,lulity. While down in the
mine I ZOO feet from the surface. Ed.
ala 4 thing which no other man on the
Comstock but he would ever dream Of
attempting. He had the audaeity. the
nerve. the courage. the heart. the stom-
acb 10 kiss the doctor. Yes. To print u
iiss On thoss lips which had been stran-
gers to such q token Of regard ever
the time when when she frst put her
maiden legs into . pair Of tfssehss ~
tried to be q man. The doctor lei on 10
DO highly indignant at the familiarity.
and said she wanted no u but her hus-
hand 10 take such liberties (wondef
whom shell get one); but. nevertheless.
liked IL pretty well. which fact impresses
us mors favorably than anything We
have heard about her for . long time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
Humboldt Items.
Irrom III, Register. April o.

lFrom III, Regisier. April 81
From John Twiss, who arrived from
the East Range yesterday. we learn that
Sam Thompson, Of Grass Valley. met
with a serious accident on Tuesday last.
lie attempted TO manage an unruly colt,
which kicked him in the breast. break
ing two ribs and seriously injuring him
otherwise. DIR. Jones. Of Dun Glen.
was sent for. and at last accounts he was
doing as we'll as could 10 expected I'M
der the circumstances. "A
A gentleman who left Ogden last Tues
day evening informs us that n discrep-
aney Of S23. GOO had been discovered in
the accounts Of Tyler. cashier Of tho
Union Pacific Railroad al that place.
Tyler was arrested aud released on bail.
II was supposed that Earl, agent Of the
Union Pacific. was also implicated. The
report created quite a sensation al o.
den, and was the subject Of general con-
versation when our informant left. Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

SrAaE RoBnEnr. The Salt Lake stage
arrived last evening at y o'clock. The
driver reported that when within about
three miles Of Phoebe an individual
stepped out In the road. presented a gun
and commanded him TO halt, which he
accordingly did. He was ordered TO
throw Off the box. and under the per-
suasive arguments held out TO him. be
did that also. aud was then allowed to
drive on. The team. a~ppreciating the
feeling Of the driver. made good time
and came to town in short order. One
passenger was aboard. hut he was not
inolssted. The driver could see no one
but the party who stopped the team.
although there might have been more.
the night being very dark and II being
hard to distinguish objects on the road.
W. E. Grimm, agent OF Wells, Fargo 4
Co., together with L. MeAvoy. started
for the scene Of the robbery last even.
ing about 0 o'clock to see II they could
recover the box and papers.-Poche
Record. March 30h. rffr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

h-.nhruptey. facts Of q most diseracsful
character came 10 light. II seems that
for MANY years Donohue has been In the
habit Of receiving funds from persons
Who wiahed 70 place them In safe hands.
He had the unlimited confidence oil tne
public. especially 81 isish Catholics, and
during the past few years he has boen
the recipient Of thousands q dollars
from this class OF people. Donohns. ns
President Of the Emisrant Savings BANK
suggested to ignorant depositors thai ne
would invest their money for them anu
pay them seven Per cent. interest, and
In this way thousands OF dollars were
taken. II il found that trust funds con-
nded to his care and money received on
deposit have been put into his business
and lost. The suffering which will foi.
low this breach Of solemn trust cannon
fail TO be very great.
will be Exsrsdissd.
LONDON, April Civilian Z. Gray,
alias Morgan land called 80 formerly
an exchange broker Of New York. was
brought into Bow.street Police Court
Yesterday on n warrant OF extradinoh
Charging him with forgery aud uttering
forged papers. A witness testified that
no believed the prisoner forged some
| United States bonds IN 1869. Gray was
remanded to await the arrival Of an
Amsncan officer. The magistrate In.
formed the prisoner that a true bill had
been found against him In tho United
States and no would be given into The
custody OF an officer.
Msvsments or she Emperor sf Brasil
aud Party.
Nrw YoRx, April CA Herald Para,
Brazil, dispatch dated the 18th, says
The steamer Hevetius with the imperia
party arrived to-day. and sails direct fol
New York tomorrow. where the party
may be expected on the 10Th. lmmedi
ateiy upor arrival the party vii, visit thu
Centennial Mt Philadelphia. the oil re
gions, Mammoth Cave. and then pro
coed down the Mississippi to New Or
leans. Tho party will also visit Saratoga
Niagara Falls and Canada. sailing fol
Europe from Boston.
The Mississippi Overflow.
Mxxrnfs, April G.-The river to.da,
rose an inch more, and Is now 81 feet II
inches, or half an inch above the foot
Of 1864, and eleven inches above that o
last August. and the general impression
among river men Is that II will rise
foot yet. which will put 1t about a fool
above the highest water ever known.
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NEW
,..VV. I'LL AND NININQ

iNMPIRE MIL AND MINIn0
III CoMPANY.-Loeation 81 principal phes
Of bu.iness, Ban Frapeisco. Cslifornis.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, Storey county
Notice.-Thers arc delinquent uion the fol-
lowinc.described stock. on Account o. sseess-
ment mo. ~ bsvied on the ID day OF march,
1870, the several amounts get opposite the
namcs Of the respective SHAREHOLDER, % ioi'
lowe: A.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
THE CENTENNIAL

"The news from tho Centennial" TO
marks the New York Tribune. els both
encouraging and notifying" That Pa-
per then goes on to say that while for
several weeks past eargoes from the
most distant parts Of the world have
been disehsrging q, Philadelphia; while
Europe. Asia and Africa are u~npacking
their wares. fitting up their showcases
aud decorating the space allotted them.
American exhibitors are tardy and neg
lectful Of the fact that during the last
weeks OF this month transportation IA
%eilitiss will DO grisvously taxed. All
will remember how. at Vienna. the open
ing Of the Exposition vas almost ruined
because the buildings were incomplete.
exhibitors tardy and transportation facil-
titles insufficient. The Tribune pays q
high tribute to the manne In which the
officials having charge Of the exposition
have done their part. Tho buildings are
completed. everything thoroughly syste-
maiizsd. and the only drawback Is the
tardiness Of exhibitors. II Ia earnestly
to bs hoped that the opening OF the
"Grsat Exposition" may prove to 30 a
success hitherto ~unrivailed; n which
will reflect as much credit upon our
country for promptness and puncsualiiy
a. for its unbounded and I'M.
rivalled inventions. In this connection
tho question arises: when will Nevada's
contribution to tho exposition be for
wardsd. or has II already been sent!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

TIE last march that Wagner com
posed realized for him the sum OF So.
900. and yet they do say that mono bu'
q crookedlscged man could begin to
keep step 10 IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
NOTICE.


Umpire MILL AND MININ0
" Company.-Ths follosing csrune.ies ~
Empire Mn and Mining COMPANY Stoct having
been sold for assessments holders thereof arc
hereby uotined that they can rsdesm The came
by imnsdiaisly preses,ins the es,unestss.
msnt. and costsI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

OK one Jersey City line the oonduc-
tors are bothered with seven different
trip alps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

SuPEarxrxSprSr CRAWFORD Of the
United States Mint at Carson. ridicules
the recent charges Of some Of the Sau
Francisco papers against that institution
and offers to put u two cent stamp on
every trade dollar which is found to be
anything like that much below the true
weight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
MARRIED.
DIED.
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DENAINING IN TIE GOLD NIL lost
IL once April !, 1870. n not called for
within one month they will be sent 10 the Dead
Letter Office. Washington
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

A RrNoR gains credsnce in New York
City. that q number OF German fnan.
ciers are about 10 start a bank in that
city. whoss object is to deal in a bill
lion dollars' worth Of United States
bonda. thus virtually controlling the
markets Of the world in these securities.
should such an institution be organized.
Il will he by far the most extensive
speciality in this country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

A corr Of the Cheyenne Daily Sem.
Just received. gives u graphic and lively
account Of tho arrest Of Boss Tweed al
that place on Friday last. Tho arrest
was made by the Sheriff. through apri.
vats dispatch informing him that the
old chief robber Of Tammany was on
board the west-bounj train, quietly
speeding his way TO the Pacific coast.
Tweed was greatly surprised when the
officer laid his hand ON his shoulder. and
tried hard to mako him believe that II
wss . q Of mistaken identity: but II
was no 60; he was too well known.
This story reads all very smoothly and
nice. but was published on ths morning
OF April LIST. II concluded by saying
that Tweed would be detained all day in
the Shsriff's Office. where al who wished
could get n peep ut the noted criminal.
No doubt lots Of gullibls Chsyenneitss
got april fooled"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

GENERAL cnooK arrived at Cheyenne
On the 30th ultimo en- route for Omaha.
He wa interviewed by the editor Of the
Sun. and stated that seven cavalry COM
panies OF his command were. en- route
TO Cheyenne where they would stop sew
sral weeks to recuperate. when he would
make another dash to the northward to
attend TO the hostile Indians In that
direction. Tho General was looking
hearty. and proposes making q vigorous
summer campaign against the red devils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

NrFIcs or THE JUSTICE MINING CON.
" PASy. san franei-eo. California, April. 8,
1870. Notice 10 htrby given 20 the stockhold.
annual me ting Of said Company will be held
Of the Compsny's ON e. RoOrn "a hsrch .nts'
Exchange building. California strret, Fan fran.
cisco, California. gu MONDAY. May ]. 1910. Of
two O'Clock r. u. fsr the election Of Q Board OF
Directors for the ensuing year. and for the
may props ~ come before the meeting. Trans.
fer books will close on Monday, April ~. 1910.
Of three O'Clock 2. n. Pro1ies must be nied
With the Secretary. at toe Company's ONCE.
prior 10 the day Of election.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
JAhRs \. KENNEDY, Secretary
oftd Justice Mining Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
NOTICE.

UMPERIAI. SILVER MINING CON.
psny.-Ths following Certificates Of lmpe-
rial silver Mining Company Stock having been
sold for assessments. holders thefsof a's hereby
notinei that they can redeem the sam- by I'm.
mediaieiy presenting the certihestss at the Of
nee Of the Company and paying assessments
aid costs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

Tickets Of Admission,
For Gentleman and Iadies.............e2 DO.
For .sls st all the principal places Of resort
and business. ap5,d