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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03


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intimer Sreunb erSabIte ms oicIer Sage
cincn Bib, Der 81 gut 1T, I'M i'm III
fern 2cicrn ni6t mittbeiIcn 81 biirfeu
81 unIcrm Srcunb famen n6mlib suci
uuirer un9cicbcniten 8iirecr, bic in ID.
ren Susenoiabrcn Sklocntcn wnrcn i'll
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Wfdnncr uar friibr nub SoIout, lnN
9cbOrtc gum SdarfibiibencurpS. Sicicr
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mart .icineS Stubcntcn9enoiieu uic cS
ibm crying. ais CT friibcr cinmnI cincn
Suicn ihob. Gr iu0tc ndmIib, Icinc
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bubt, ca Tic Gin bciOnOcrcr Srruno bic.
fer &bicrhcu 9clucien iei. gincs 3a0cS
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nrn bieicr Suicn 9cldoiien Su bobcn,
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Der $oicn nit cincm rotbcn Bano I'M
ben sails an eincn iOsenunntcn ,8uIh'
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nls nItcr SOIbut nnO ti6tigcr Sdurf.
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fidcr, Sab CT ben $aas trcffcn ucrbe.
Oie Shdie pnroc an teu 8afen oe.
ie9t cS fradte. unO-iIuos lief Der Soos
onbonl Ser Stuocntcu Sd)urildiib
bntte ndmIid OHitatt bcn Soos, SoS-
8ano cnt3luei 8eidOiicn, nit weldcm
Der $aas bcfeiti0t mar @ob uIIeluettcr
Oa CAB cs @eIidter, eIIenlan0 uorcn
iie, lInO &eincr luubtc rebt mas oeIdc.
ben iei Sic ibunten iib chamber an.
nnO sudten bunn uud Dem SuIcn, bic.
Icr abcr luar-fntIb. nnb feline Spur BON
ibm mcbr 3u icben! gS entitanb ma.
tiirlid Gin idoIIcnOeS @cIddter, but
0ber iucOcr bic Stusenten nod bic 4rul,
$answirtbin al ienem Sage cincn $a'
ienbraten crbicItcn, branden mir uobl
ni3t 5n iOgen, ubcg laden mubte unIct
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iuafere aIte Stnocnten.SdarfIdlb Dem
oieies @lalbcner pOiiirte, sc0cnpdrti9 in
unlrer Staot luObnt, unO einer Der &C.
niitbIi&iteu Hnb beiten 8iir0er bon
SarriSburs 1T. Ob er inOciieu icbt
nod anf Die $Oieniaao otbt, psrmOOcu
mir uidt 3u iascn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03

Sa frbt's idlc1t ans.-5n 6OlOe
Der ihIedten 3eitcn, luurNcn Icbtc @O
dc cine 9rObr Nujubl 9Irbciter aus Dem
biciiacn OiounbbauS unN 8crfitittcu
Der YcnniDIuanin Giicnbnbu Gompo9nic
cntIaiicn.-linO INNER 9ibt cS nod Qcu.
te Die fir oicicIbc Bnrtci itimmcu (oOcr
iih fnufcn Ioiicn), wcldc ShuIo on
ben ibIebtcn 3citcn iiuo. User bat sic
6eicbe icit Neu lCbten 10 SabrCn &C..
madt? 8cr iinO bic SduinNIer? @o
fOmmt boS 8eIo bin, NaS idbrIib fir
8ngen II. /. III. cinbcSnblt miro SrnGt
8rant, 8nbcof, BelfnOp moG So. @cr
baut bic 9rObcn 8aIIditc, unO miro bon
Sabr gu sSnbr reidcr? gScr icbt oru
2obn Der glrbeiter brrab? Sdnut I'M
Sud, uno Sbr fOnnt cS nit oiftncn
SIugcn icbcn, Obnc Dap man cS Sud
la9t. @OIIt Sbr, bOb bicicS 10 fortoou.
crn fol-, bonn Itimmt ndbitcn Scrbit
baS rcpubIifaniibe 9ifet. @aS lit gII.
les luaS mir Gud 81 .inGcn babcn.
Stimmt fir Die SdmiuNIcr. ucn cS
10 bIeibcn foil.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03
Cine entietli6r sdanOt6af.- .-gIs

Cine rntietIi6r SGanotbat.-GIS
am @Ontu9 @furscn DOrIcbter 8od)c
cine inn9c SduIIcbrerin in ibr Sdul.
bnuS bel SucDrus, CRAWFORD Guuntp,
Sbio, 9in9, trOtcu ibr Suei 9anbitrci.
der cnt9e8cn, bic iib barin ucrItcft bat.
ten, ilbcrludI:i8tcn 4lnO miBbanocltcn iie
in llnncnnborcr 8ciIe furdtbar unS
i@nittcn ibr cnoIib Die 3un0c aus, ba.
NIT iie nidt ais 3cu0c 9e9cn fic auftre.
ten f0untc. Sic crboIte iib Smur 10 lucit,
nap Tic cincn Scridt iibcr OieIc tcnfIiIdc
Sd)anbtbat auflbrcibcn fOnnte, ober ib.
re ScrIcbun9cn luuren 10 idIimm, bub
Der SOB baIO ibren 2ciNcn ein guSc
madtc. Sic SdcuioIc, lucIde bic
8rcicItbat UoIIbrubt babcn, luarcn lei.
Der nad Den lcbtcn 8cridten nod nidt
9cfon0cn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03

Cine brtriibruhe RafJridt. - Sci
unIcrm 8ciud Dor cini9cn &oben in
philadelphia, famcn mir inter '9InScrn
uud Su unicrm 9ntcn Nlten SSrcunO,
9rn. Sriebrib eau, al Der Sprucc
StroBe, unb ipciItcu bort 81 @fitta9
gr iuic aud feline Satin idiencu wobI
unb munter su iciu, mas ms rcdt berg.
Iid frcntc, benn nibtS tbut ms iucbcr,
ais fr0nfe SrcunNc onSutrcifen. llnb
luaS bOrcn mir ieBt? Snb bic licbe
Satin unirsS SrcunbcS eau am lcbtcu
0icnito9 bcn 25Iten Suli 9citorbcn ici |!
Sa, ieuc trcue unb bicOerc Satin un0
Muttcr, in berCn Sruit ein 10 Icbepot
les Ser3 i6Iu9, lit nidt mcbr inter btn
2cbcnNcn. g&ir piicn Dor Stauncu
falm iuoS mir IaDcn iOIIcn, nod 0lcid.
fam 9citeru frob nuN mnntcr i'm &reiie
ibrer Samilic, unO bcute beft iic bus
Ounfle 8rab 8eId' cin Sd)mcr3 fir
ben bintcrIoiIcnen 8atteu unb &inocr,
bic nit 70 iuni9cr 2icbc All ibr biu0cn? :?
Sn Den idOniten Sabrcn ibreS 9cbcnS
luurbc iie bnbin9craift, inbem iie faum
onS 54itc Sobr crrcidbt battc.-@a6r.
lid, luunOerbar iinO Die 8rDc @ottcs.
8ie Gr inbcHcn bcfieblt, 10 gcibiebet cS.
M09e Soft Den idWer9cprilftcn @nttcn
nnO &inNcr tr0itcn, tr6itcn auf Gin fro.
be8 @icOcritbcn in icncr Scimutb, 100
feline .&rcnnln0 mebr lit, unO feline
Sbrdncn mcbr flicbcn.-Sr. Can umO
feline &inOcr uno Ssruanotcn babcn
unlre inui9itc 8bciInubme.
SeitOcm OblecS Dcldrietcn, bobcn mir
cinen 8ricf bon Dem SObn bcS $crrn
Can crbuItcn, luorin CT melbet, bnb Ici.
ne IiCbe @futter nIbrcno Der ncuIibcn
eroben Sibc in atlnntic GiD. luobin ibr
Der GrSt ocrotben bate 5u scbeu, in
ben Grmcn ietteS idwcreeprilftcn @u.
ters nnO Ochcn Sducitcr (Srnu Storf)
ocltorbcn ici. Silrlpabr, Gin tranri9cS
uno oennob iiibeS Zoos, in ben gIrmcn
oeS treucn @otten 5u itcrbcn ! = Snnft
rube lie im itiUcu 8rob
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03
(sjcISf0Geu.

6olstnee GrIttr ipurteu fir bic ,,Staats- Bel.
hung" erbaItrn, bic bicrSurt nit Snnf be-
I9rinigt tperten :
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03

ST oas ni9t idnObr.-9Sor cini9cn
&uNcn bciudtcn mir Suci 2cicriLncn Der
,.StnOtSSritln9" in 0nnfnitcr, oic nit
einanNCr NuS Stutt Icicn, nno Oa iic ms
5luei S0br9dn9c (s4.00, Obnc OaS
YOrto) lbulOctcn. 70 mudtcn mir aud
un9cnicrt unier glulicOcu tnnN. 8ic
Critanntcn mir MN abcr ais bnS cine
Sr6nlciu(?) rnS iNNtc: lic bdttcn ons
8latt II d. t bciteIlt (iunS 10 uicl bcbcu.
ten ioIl. Dab Tic nncb nidtS ihuIoCtcH.
nber iic Icic cs pCnuoh! Nun. cS it
luabr, bcitcIIt babcn Il c bnS Slott nidt.
nbcr beitrIlt luurbc cS fir lie,
unO Tic bnbcn'S aud NcIrfCm ihon
Sluci Sabre lang, unO obcr lulc it's nit
Dem 8ciablcu ? 81, 9ancr. OaS 1T gang
mas onNcrS. bcibt cS icBt.-So Ncbt eS
ocm 0rufcr. nidjt oIlciu lmS. ionNern
ouh onNcru. gSnS ioll man obcr bon
loId)' ihn0Ncm Sctrn9cn iu9cn? gScmS
ba uiht cfcIt, Der bat ciueu SnnbSmn0cu
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03

Meme Iuf9o ben:
go. l.
gfidt ucit biucin i'm 9lIpbobct,
Oils 3eidenlnnt Die crite Itebt,
Ser 3peitenBnar oient tum Suidmilfcn,
@eluine &rt bon &Icipnn0Sitilfcn.
SaS 9OnSe bort man oft in S6len
2ebbaftcn Sons aus Mt6nncrfcbIcn,
Sept maBUOl, icbt in luiIocm SdwunN
SaIo iNnft uno Obnc Mdbi0un0.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03

bd7~ NlIcntbuIhcn bOren mir, baB bic
Nentldcn $ciImittcI bon DR.. gIuguit
q Oni9, bic So nj burger Sam /.
lien. W c bijiuen, ii6 cincn iidc.
rcn Bcg in Den amcrifaniIden S}ou8
bait 6abncn uno bic Saubur0er Sami.
lten'Wcoiaincn bon llniercn 0merifnni.
ldcn @fitbilr0crn Onbcrcn por9eso9sn
lucroen. 10.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03
Gin ,insiirr Mnrmnns.-Sn s

Gin 5tueiier @urmune.- $ar.
risbnr9 luobnte biSbsr Gin guride gia'
mems u. y. SODer, WtIdcr nidt lucni.
ger bonn Uicr Sroucn bnbcn iOIl @ion
ocnfc iid Uicr Srnucn Muudcr at
mer SdIuGcr fam fOum cine crndb'
rcu. g}oDcr lit itbt in bcr Sail, unO
lunrNe Dor cini0cn &o9cn Don elmer Der
bier Srnuen beiudt Die bttcrlib lpcinte
ais iie i'm fab Gr bcbanbeltc lie nOci.
ien gang kItbIiltio; OIS lie Inn ober
inotr. bob iic nidt ais &Ii9criu 9c9en
ibn auitrctcn. wirNC, "a pnrbc cS ibm
Ieidtcr INNS oerS. uno ibr piNcrfubr
cine frcunoIidjsrc 8cbunoIun9 glidt
luabr, cin rcdtcS 3i9cInerpof.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03
SO. g.

VU. Z.
(ginsri. BON 6. &idsrt giitSbura)
gSie tbeilen feds &crionen feds girl
bob icber Gins bcfommt uno DAP nod
Gins i'm &urbe Iic9cn bIcibt?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-03

@c9cn Satarrb rnO StOdiauups
fen, lucIdc 9clu0bnIib ibneIl 9ebsiIt
lucrbcn,, inOcm bic SrOpfcn ben idnrfcn,
itofcuben ShIeim aul6icn unO ubfib.
rcn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28
Dangerous Inventions.

Many years ago . gentleman IN . subor'
dinato department Of tho Bank OF ireland
discovered . device more useful than hair
splitting. though Of the like nature: he
found out u way Of splitting bank notes.
90 that eech nete became tive. and " all
appearances we're the same ~ wben thsy
were one. including. Of course. the vast
mark and all the rest Of II. lie Vas an
honest msn. and informed the Government
~ the result Of his ingenuity; whersupon.
on his solemn premise Of never revealing
his secret. they made him governor Of the
bank. Another gentleman. bat who. un'
happily. 10 . rogue. has lately made his
appearance In London : he has invented
q certain acid which causes the writing 70
disappear from tho check. and then he dis
mp the blank space according 70 his Sspirs-
tions. His sssdas epsrsadi 10 the following.
He rocur q real check. drawn by . good
name, for seventeen or nineteen pounds
tho word ~''pounds' IL oblitsrstsd % con
pletely that no trace Of the original writing
can DO discsrnei svea under the micro.
scope. and the words hundred pounds"
inserted In its place; TIVE ciphers are added
10 the figures. and then the thing IL done,
since all the other parts Of the document.
Including the signature, are quite correct
This ingenious plan 10 causing great con-
stcrnatien In London. aud the gentleman
who invented II could get . good round
sum 10 retire from business. -Psts'scn'.
cosaisrfsif Defsstor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28
Mr.. lincoln's Prediction.

General Butler Was congratulated upon
his election TO Congress by his friends In
Lowell. Massachusetts,. on Thursday even
ing. and in acknowledging the oompli-
mrnt. said: "It' Is . singular fact to-day
that. leaving out North Carolina, the
question remains 10 be decided by Leuis.
lana. Florida and South Carolina. II they
have voted the Republican ticket, tho Re-
publican party Is again In power. the
country 10 in the hands Of friends and 10
rescued from It's enemies; and Is IL not q
singular fact that this country stands wait
ing TO hear from the vote of the freedmen
Of the south. and on their votes depends
whether or not this country Is TO be deliv-
cred over W foes Who would have broken
il up II IL hal not been for the bravery Of
our boys In blue. fighting In the trenches
against the very men who nov seek 10 rule
IN We are depending upon the negro
precisely as We depended In the var upon
tho negro soldier. There appears now
something prophetic In the words Of Abra-
ham Lincoln The time may como when
the colored freedman by his ballot shall
restore the jewel Of liberty 10 the diadem
OF the Republie.' One would think the
sainted martyr prophssied this day and
this hour. Let us hope for the best"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28
LET IL Bg HONEST.

Il 10 now said that ten counties In
North Carolina are liable to DO contested
by the Republicans on the ground Of
infornality in the returns. Precisely
what the "'informality' is. We are moi
told; bat no "informality" or errors oil
clerks. which can Be corrected, should
10 allowed to defeat the will Of tho poo.
pie. In this case It is the Republicans
who are talking OF ~sontssting. We pro
test against such action on their part ~
heartily a. Ne would against the sams
movement on the part Of Democrat,
against Republicans. Tho intention Of
the people should in all cases be carried
out. and unless fraud or intimidation
can be proven In North Carolina, that
State belongs to Tildsn. Let Repub.
licsns not sssrvs now from the prin.
ciples upon which their party ID
founded. II We cannot honestly elect
Governor Hayes. lot Us at least be hon.
estly defeated. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28
rur LOUISIANA HORRORS.

Those ardent Democrats who N
claiming Louisiana for Tildsn on the
ground that he il fairly elected. and that
the Democratic parishes were not Car
RED by intimidation, arc respectfully
referred to the dispatch in last evenings
NEWS. giving . detailed account OF the
murder OF Henry Pinkston and his in
FAINT child. and the brutal msngling Of
his vile. Here il what Eliza Pinkstou
says:
ION the Saturday night before the cleo
ton, Eliza states that abe heard . body Of
horssmen stop In front Of their house, and
. man came 70 the door whose voice she
did net recognize. He said he was Brevs-
ter, Republican candidate for the Lsgisla-
turs. and that be had made arrangements
TO have him. Pinkston. safely conducted
10 Munroe. where he could vote the Re-
publican ticket on election day. She said:
: No ; you are not Mr.. brewster. Henry
10 not here They then broke In the door.
and one Of than called out: Gag him.
God damn him ; gag him ! The room
va fllsd with armed men. Who with their
knives stabbed her husband till she .aid
sis oody Va nilsd wl'n no'es ana TSsu
then dragged him out and shot him . great
many times. Af'srw.rd. /. man :aid 70
her. Eliza. put down that baby She
said. II you are going to kill mo. kill my
baby too A man then with his knife cut
the baby's throat. at the same time cutting
,n.,s hsr siiial Ma "a. thsn cut and
shot aad left fer dead. when shs csme TO
her ssssss abe had not stitch OF clothe:
~. ooisrsd n-.o.i.,s csbins. but meat Of
them vsro afraid 10 give her shelter. for
lear Of Tho vsnssanes Of me oan !; 81.
mos, beyond belief. but her wounds arr
there ~ 'esaty more 'i'qo'n"' VIZ"
ms...S...-yu.. ~,
o,..,;,. aunt, ana c.,,,i, "a, Tsld.p.
rs.,-..n.m,. 90. -. .r..,i,. ,ha,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28


Hn Frnsr ErToRr.-A young MAJ en-
tsred the 0asst,s once ysstsrday n made
application for . situation - reporter. he
VA told 70 furnish . specimen Of bis
style, and handed In the following:
"TAl BALxr INDIAN SuxxKn.-As We
walled from the door Of our residence tnis
morning wo could net help observing the
bsiminsss Of the air. Tho sun was shining
brirhtly and tho beautiful birds we're gaily
hopping from bough 70 bough and chirp..
ing msrrily. We thought q We walked
toward eur editorial sanetum. how strange
and yet how true u IL that We are on the
eve Of . great election fer Tildsn. Hen
drioks fnd REFORM"
Il q scarcely nsesssary 70 say that he
was engaged u once At lucrative salary.
-Boinmors 0ossfs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28
DESIGNATING ulncolH's TOMB.
why she Piss WAS Laid. asd Hsw
was Discovered and PEELED.


From the Toledo Blade, Nov. NJ
Full details Of the late attempt 10 vie
lato the sanctity Of Linceln's tomb at
Springfield. have come TO light. The Chi
cage Tribune OF Saturday contains . full
account Of the whsls plan, which was cos
coctsd In Chicago. 81 Q saleen called the
"Hub"-a resort Of eounterfsitsrs that
hm lsag been under the surveillance Of
the Government detectives. They recent
~ set . roper 10 work In there 70 hHd out
who we're hanging around and what they
were deing. Tho roper took the usual
plan Of letting them gala the impresssion
that he was . first-clAss criminal, soon
gained their confidence. and was applied
to by Jack Hughes and Jack Mullins, two
counterfeitsrs. to assist them In q Job. Hs
pretended to comply. found out that Il was
TO steal the bones Of President Lincoln
aud carry Thorn of. and make the pardon
Of Ben. Boyd the condition Of their
return. The roper communicated what he
had learned 70 his employees and 70 Mr..
Leonard Swett, and was directed 70 keep
up his connection with the ssounlrsls un-
I'll advised Otherwise. He did %. The
plan was natursd. the evening Of slsstisn
DAY was f1sd upon - the time for carry
ing Il Out, - then everybody would b
gathered In tho center Of tho city waiting
for the returns. The party left Chicago
on Monday night. and were followed By
the detectives on the nsxt trsia. The rss-
cals reconneitsrsl the cemetery the next
day, and decided 70 hirs or stssl . wagon.
put tho lead and cedar oasket containing the
bones into u. and drive 70 . certain bridge
over tho 8angsmon river. and there drop
the coffin into the water. or II the wstsr
was not deep enough 70 conceal u, bury u
near the head Of The bridge. -
The robbers began BY having Oh the
paddock 10 the outer gate. Their subes-
qusnt proceedings have bssn given In The
tslegraphio rspert-how thsy we're alarm
ed. Just ~ they had succeeded In getting
the lid Of tho sarcophagus sd. by the an
timely explosion Of arevolvsrin tho hands
Of tho detectives advancing 70 seize hem.
and thsir swift flight, and successful
escape. despite the utmost efforts OF The
detectives. The latter were much chs
griued at the loss Of tholr prey. but their
roper went back 70 his old hsunts In Chi
cago. The officers kept quiet ~ V whom
they suspected Of the crime, and pretty
soon ali the perpetrators vsre gathered
again one evening Ut tho Hub" whom q
couple Of detectives stepped In. called for
the drinks. and eollsrsd their men with
nsa,noss and dispatch. ~ they slapped up
TO tho bar. Tho culprits were immsdia.
tely seat OF to Springfield. where they will
DO tried. The penalty for their otfsnss ID
. year IN The county Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
OUR LETTER or INTRODUCTION
n4 cla.~ve Of 0ad mn and SONY COUNTY

LADIES AND GESrLENES:
We take piea'1re I" ~i.forHi"g you that
ve hare e.taJii.hed at No. 90 South O street.
merit 10 Cole. Drug Store. Wryi"ia City. a
complete nook aud Music STORE; also
a General S,,rs Depot. ~here you sa" find all
the latest papers and n'ayasine'. The latest
~orsais. Ia Ladie.' Stationery n'rdy' o"
hand. Our stoek Of Coun6ny-Hou' aHd
Miminy 0die, Stationery riH not be 'urpa''sd
IN tie city. We hass on haad a 6ss a'sor-
msni Of Biank Works ssiiaIis for Commercial
AID Nisiay p.1posss. Cosnsetsd siA hs
..faLi.Gm.ni 10 a Peisrs FSa~s Factory.
xAsrs aH Frames are made 10 order at short
n%oties. Of he iatsst dssiyas and patterns.
P;anos and Organ. on Hand. Sheet 1s.ie
received direct from tie pIbiishers as coon a'
printed. Gsnuins Roman Violin and Guitar
S-iriny.-mons bat he beet 'oid. Notins.
Guitnrs and Aeeordeons airdys on hsnd. A
fss stock Of Toys o~d Faney Goods. Cutlery.
etc. Oar s<peri.aes ~ the iasi fse"iy years
IL iAis L~usiass.. as ssi as OR connection With
The man.faeiarsrs a~d direct importers. o-
abi.s us 10 gise he iaiesf Pa'sion. Style ond
Noseiiy IN o.r Lae. and at he iorssi market
raiss. A cali a respectfully so%iieii~i. as Il
I. no trouble 10 skor yoods at
No. 90 South Q Street, Virginia,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28
Newspaper Bylaws.

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graphs and s~tsnography.
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3. State facts. but don't step 10 moraliEe.
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your subject, like . swimmer Into cold
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28
STOREY COUNTY

Amid the influx Of bal ncws OF Re.
publican losses in many localities. iii. .
matter Of generalization that Storey
county "stood in" after her gallant old
style aud rolled up q handsome majority
for Hayes and Wheeler. Gold Hill gave
the best majority in proportion to her
population. The Com HILL NKws
Extra. issued free on the morning Of
election day. claimed that Storey county
would give a majority Of AL for Hayes
and Wheeler. This was no bombanic
squ:b. bot the figures were the result OF
q square calculation from the registry
list. 1t came within only twonty Of
being correct. The fact Of 10 10 that
nearly all Of the Oldest and most re-
sponsible residents of the comfy. aud
especially Of Gold Hill. are good loyal
Republicans and even those whose
business. audfamily arrangements impsl
them to dwell a considerable portion OF
their time in san Francisco. made il a
point to be here in time to not only cast
their votes for Hayes and Wheeler. but
to use their influence to a very effective
extent in carrying the election. For in-
stance. Sir. Stern. familiarity known as
..Old Man Stern" ~ the well-known
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-28
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