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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13

The High School Literary Society Is to give
.xhib;tions at the Presbyterian church on
Thursday and Friday evenings OF next week.
The new commissioners were sworn into Of
,;cc last Monday. Mr. e. X. Buell. was chos-
en- chairman. The board holds another meet
ing on next Friday.
Since orr last issue there has been quite 4
,;,bt for the oosscssIon of the Office Of sheriff
The contest court decided in favor OF III. u.
Baker. giving him the election by one MAORI
ty. An order was thereupon issued to the
county clerk ordering him to give Mr.. Baker
\ certificate of election based upon the jIdg-
ment of the contest court. Mr. Long then
wen, before Judge Prescott and obtained an
Injunction restraining tine clerk from issuing
such certificate The clerk obeyed the in
inr ction. and he was consequently arrested for
CONTEMPT of the contest court, but gave bail.
Mr.. Baker was also arrested for contempt OF
Judge Prcscott's court and was imprisoned.
Thus there was chance tor grand melee all
around. when OIL Monday morning all hands
got together and agreed upon temporary
settlement 1t was then stipulated that Mr.
Baker should have possession of the Office. pro-
vitlrd he gave to MIR. Long a bond with the
conditions that Baker should pay back tn Long
all fees collected by him during his continu-
ance In office-should Long finally succeed in
the courts The case will 20 TO the higher
courts. and in the mean time Mr.. Baker Is sher-
if OF Saline county.
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It. Scott coal Tor salc by f.. &. Miks.

IT Scott coal Tor safe by r.. \. MikS.
Ambrose Miks wants five car loads of bones.
The holidays have passed away but not that
big stock of everything, at Ober. Bond & VIII
sons.
Good meals. good beds good stable for your
horses. and tire best OF treatment at the CITY
Hotel.
The reTnfzas sale az Brakeman : j prosrt ssn ne-
ly great many have already avale,l themselves OF
the opportunity offered, and would advise those
wishing fannels, pants goods dress gools yta;l ~
else in the dry goo-s line to call and secure
bargains. This house IS beginning make prepare
tons for full spring stock, and must sell their win
ter stock. You will be sure to get hny s.ful
and cheap. BR-cKMAS 4 Co
The Legislature met in Topeka Tuesday but
The crowd meets at A. NJ. Campbell & Co.'S
every day except Sunday.
Those oysters at Lays SIRE the best ever
brought to this market. You can get them a,
any time-day or night.
When you are attending court or have bust
ness at the L. 5. Land Ofice. drop across the
street TO the CITY Hotel. and YOU will find the
best accommodation. in the city.
Lay will furnish oy tors TO parties and TO fes-
rivals. Of much better quality and at cheaper
prices than can be purchased elsewhere in the
city.
For SALE.-Four head OF good work horses
will be sold on reasonable terms. Enquire OF
Aft. JoSEs & WALTON
Santa Clausand fire. Christmas goods were
turned into the street in hurry, but all care
fully gathered In again and will lie sold cheap
as ever. Call and see them at a. T. Grier's
Red and black coal-at $50 per ton tle-
liveredl. Discount made to parties no haul
their own coal and to parties ordering il by
the car load f Mix;
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13
CHUnCH DIRECTORY

r,v,ryrrx,tx-w A simpklns, Pastor rreacn-
Ing each sabbath Mt II A. NJ. and 4: NJ SaoDaan
school, $50 4. n. Prayer Meetings "ed''''"'
pingss
uo,,sr E,tscopar-Rev. r. y. Hill, Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, at 1880 A. Hu SUI % .,
o'clock 4. h. , Sa9Ua' Wednesday evenings
ErIscorAr-Rev. Thos. H. Dooiey, hco'o''
eyery sabbath morning and evening"
-. ro9,rtv Pastor Services on
IN, srcond sabbath Of each month tune t'"' ''ou'
p-,,sr-Rey. A. H. Willard, Pastor. Preaching on
.ach Sabhath Morning and evening Ssoo'ln so;,o $50
e:se NJ. Prayer meeting NedreooAy c''"h
tsa,sr1AS CurEcH-Presching every forenoon a.
evening ON the s,cand md fourth LORD sda! 49,
in month ia the English Lutheran rhurch Etnrl
A ID Goodwin, Pastor. Sunday school every o""
day xt 80 r. 81.
l1atrsu IuruERAS-C. Young, P-sfor. rreSc,'' y;
an 10. 6rst ana third sundays OF cash month NJ -
.Srlock A NJ Second and foul sundays, ut NC"
Cambria
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13
s1tI,sns Of saIIna ana Vicinity, Attention

The Kansas Pacific Railway, the old Kansas Pioneer
L!te ia making extraordinary eNertons TO add thou9-
snds to our population this IL extends rs you
al well know from kanaa. City and LVayen"orh u
CAV Center La AnImas. Denver. Bouldcr a1d Chcy-
snne Those points icing the trrmini Of the mann lr
aud brnnchr. II rrachc. AL i'm ,oriant places la han.
sas Colorado and New Mexico, passes through all our
principal cities and opens mp 10 s,ticrs AL our fertile
valleys ls agents are constantly Al work ~ every
section OF p Union snd talking 10 the people and
distributing OF printed matter, Illustrating and
describing our state. oar people can atd IA This
,rool ,rk Lv writing TO their friend. who wish 10
taSr trip for plca-r hetth AMI urge them 10 r-it
Inv great Colorado Resorts ! on can also send the
ram.s Of thus. 81 your friends and acquaintance la
lng e. 81 of the Missouri River and wnDm you Unk
u,,sht Or induced 70 remove Ia Kansas, Ia Mr. keim
&: hansas CITY, and nc viii srnd tnrin printed matter
end nav his SCENTS ctl u ~ them La this WAY ihous-
ads ia ignorance vii obtaia kn0wlrdee OF our VI
siuity. ar. U =. l.yl-rd GrnrrAl Sup't, and NJ.
aeverieY a. krim is general Passenger Agent with Vi
feee al kansae City,
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Tho wabash y

The inc Of Pullman sleeping Cars and Palace Day
Ssachos heretofore run between Kansas City asd To-
ie1s via HIanibd II DOE AMI Wabt'h Lines ar.
being run thrOugs ~ Cleveland, inetead of Ioe-
kapress Trsins OF the Missouri Pacific aud 81 Loni:
Kansas City 4 Northern Railways make direct eoH-
neeti0u with Wabash Trains from 81. Louis
Passengers taking tac WABASH LINE have but one
chan gs from tho Missouri River 10 Indisnspo-
hs Cincinnati, Pittsburs, Philadelphia, Baltirnpr,
u iIslo, New York, Boston and intermediate points
Got cur tickets By the Wabash Route and be happy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13
I" Lean lear"

And our cows must not DC forgotten. A
pound or two OF chop feed given daily viii
carry the COW through until spring in fine
shape, Gnl We are doubly paid in good rich
milk. ee cents will buy 100 pounds of good
chop feed.at rslmer's. lie also keeps the best
brands of Hour, buckwheat -four. cat meal
white and yellew corn meal, corn aud oats,
constantly on hand
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13
CITY DIRECTORY.

Msyor-R. ii. Bisnor c.ovo, KuryoER
f,onrcilncn-C. 5 RApcLIFy, GEORGE h"'L"
wv BERG A. W. wICKHAh. T. j. JOHN.
Police Judge-S. +. CARROLL.
tlerk-FhEp IL. wILDsAN
Trcasurer-J. NJ. BLopGETT
MarshIi-I.. II. TCrrLE.
CITY Attornev-JoHS osTEA
fo,irr II Fire DeDartfucnt-lRA l.. CAkNEH.
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TIME TABLE-K. p. r. r.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

yud-e Inc District Court. II. PRESCOTT.
Seuator-SoLoMoS STEPHENS.
Representaiivs-G. e. LOCKWOOD.
County CommissiOners-W. II. ScuoIL, cnarih""
n NJ PALMER and r.. :. CnAMPLiS.
County Clerk-DAyID BEEBE
County Trcasurer-C. l.. FAULKSE2.
Sheriff.. j. GOING.
Register Of Decds-S. T. CRiss.
Coroner-. X. LCLL, in.
County Attorncy-JoHS FOSTER.
suryryor-L. %. wIGd-.
S,m,rint.ndcnt Of Public Instruction--D. l. HI-ZEh.
S;Irrk of the District Court-S. PETERSON
Probxfe Judgc-1I. 5. CUSSIS0HAM
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13

book and variety store in thi. intelligent
age is getting TO be @ as mae hneces.iy as =
grocery store. Salina has popular one-one
THAT goes Way ahead Of any book aud variety
store West OF Topeka. At Whitehcad & Sea-
nan's Won can get any kind of literature you
want-books. newspapers and periodicals. Al
30 stationery and fancy articles OF all kinds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13

First-claSs stock. square dealings aud low
prices have made the iirrn OF ID. & J. Il. White
he'd the hsgs Of the jewclry business in Gee
sral aud Western Kansas Go where YOU viii
within one hundred miles of Salina and yaa
iiud that Dan aud John are well and favorabIy
known. The isrIner who lives twenty miles
from nowhere takes ont his watch. finds that
it needs repairing and says, those Whitehead
boys will bring thar around al right.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13

Fire. frr' ''eing AfrS' the are may take us
next. We will sel! ir N n,-a~- assortment of
general merchandise beew Cos; 60 reduce our
stock. Op5n. BsSp & WrrsoN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13
siLl,A WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected by II. T. Watson, dealer IN 1rooer'eS'
Proylsions and Qucensware, 9s SsntaFe avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-13

Powers d Gooduow report the following;
whcat-winter, e)Gll9, per bu.i Spring, 5oSSo per
bu.
Gate IS per Ia.
Rye, 25930 per bu.
BARLEY per bu.
Corn retailing IS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

All parties indebted 20 Saline county, OF
Rrfi Supplies furn shed, hereby notified that
tlenIan' must be male Is February 1t. legal pro-
cecdin@s will be instituted 10 enforce collection OF The
accounts
BY order of the board OF County Commissioner.
e.. K. FACLkNF r.
County Treasurer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
A suieids Co Oakiasd-Ns Apparent
Cause Gsr the Act.

o. p,,xc,.co JuJv oO.-I p. ~
p.,-.,r , anil so..,oel v..tsrday morn.
~, p,.d.r,.t K,s,u. AN oil California
miner. I'm, duriu, the last three years a
saloon ksepsr in Oakland. Lle W out his
bruins in ,ha, city by shooting himself
In th. forehead with a revolver. An in.
aues, was held last evening. but not til,
slisbt-s, cause for tn. -sli.dsstruction
esnld LIE a-scertain-d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20

C~tStrssiAL 1Dr,s-ADvASoIAirsr AND
PRodRrss. Having come 10 the conclu
-ion that ih. -urr~t gay fer n- 10 snecssL
IN business IL by manufacturing asi I'm
parting our wi goods from the East. W
that We will H. able 10 gave u cusiomers
and the public III large better induecmen,.
b. trade with ~ in Goid Hill. our motto
will he no middle men. Por the present.
and until our arrangements are completed
We will ofIr, nj entire stock of summer
clothing ~ greatly reduced prices, Ia make
r,nm Tor direct importstions. Mr.
Wolf. Of the trm 81 RIA W., will posi.
lively leave for the Eas, on the 10Th u
July. should this article le noticed by
any ~ our customer. indebted 10 Us, W.
Kindly request them u call aud settle
their accounts Leiore the above iaie. q,
Ne need money 10 enier into our new en-
ierprisc. Thanking you for past fayor-.
We hope tn merit the same for the future.
RrissIriS 4 WoIr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
Assessment.

~.
NettsS lacked POI .h.i.; is,.r1 jay
18th dslinaasni Au.n-'! id sale Jay Ssp
,.nDss al, ,.,,
silver saitt-fl pee shsrs irviei 'ay .'n
d.ilnSasst August
Ter I'm
fsetess 10 esnts pet shsir Ie,1ri ya.y i.,n
deiinlasti August 10" "su''
,-,i.,
,su,s...s ta., ;sth .,s l.,.
49,, ,,th'
.,.,s.. .n.r,.s-o cent. p.r share levied
mi, iiih deIlnausnt August 18th cal.
dsy. September b.
a.o.hs-s pet .L.re =. levied Jab 10Th d.
Un,a.ns Apgast ilth sci. ds,, September
M
80 ,-,.. l.,,.a Jniy iith i.ha.
.asnt Aa,a.t Is,h ..is dsy. September tih.
80. A., .n.,,. l.,i.i Iaiy ilth .
.,-Isnoa.at kas,,,t I.th sale d.y. ssptem.
bsri.i.
e-.,. t.t .h.r. l.sl.d Jul, sth:
L,Iinassgt Auga.t .olh ssls ias. Aasast
ssts.
s..L s.,sss-so e.Iis ,.r share. levied
Jsns aih ~dsIllausgt J al, 3isi ssic day.
Aassst 9sd.
O,srusa o. pei shsre; i.,isd JaIe 18th
Delinquent Juiy alst sals dag, Auss.i il-t.
S.rsh ns, Ion 10 c.at. psr share issled
-. 80 i.i,u..sst Jaiy sI.I al. d.y.
lsyssi lsth.
ss.al.rp,ss.i-i as p.f char. lssisi Iuns
90 a~rlnquspt daily ~ b 'sls dsy, Aa-
sust 10th.
.-...aa.-s. e.,t. he, share: l.si.i June
Isth; a.. lnlasnt Jaly .th. sale day. Az
ysst raj
ptsehr-:O e.nts per 81 sre; levied Janr lyth'
l,l nau.nt July 18Th sale day. August Ith.
....,.-a cent. n. q shaw Isysd J1n-i 18th;
J,i,naa,ut ia y ! an sale dag. August 18th.
..-..,. lsxl.-t Inn. llih aslln.
sSie y. X, s,s "a. "a hus..t 9Th.
ta.. 10. Lxis.t Inn.
sersoss 'ee'. t. -. A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
sGcoNp oisPAToH.
TIE Eiscttss IN savage Nam Curtis
Will Probably be the New super.
tusendsas.

San FRiscIsco. July 1880 y. NJ
Al the annual meeting Of the Savage
Mining to-day. Ksens was successful in
changing tho management. The Trus.
tees elected are: James n. Kssne. Pres
idsnt; John W. Coleman. Sigismund
Stsinhsrt, Thomas II. williams and
Harry Keens. Secretary. The report
shows the receipts Of the last year TO
have been ssI3.73i IS. and the die.
burssments the same amount. No
changes In the officers Of the raino wac
made at the meeting. The new Tus.
ters have said on the street that sam
Curtis will DO the new superintendent.
Nearly 100000 shares were represented.
There was no contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
FOURTH OF July COMMITTEES.
Their Arsiom lIass Evening = Az.
other Meeting Necessary.

The meeting Of the Fourth Of July Ex-
ecutive Committee was held last evening In
Virginia City. at the rooms over Orndorff
4 Magee's saloon. II was the intention Of
the committee to wind up the business 10
possible. so that q report could he made.
There was some disagreement among the
members ~ to the approval Of various
bills, among which was one Of $50 for
teams 30 take the Horribler out to the race
track. After some discussion II was de-
cided to pay all the bills that had been pre-
scented. Including one from Derby 4 Gear.
hardt for $40 and one from william
Mooney for $50.
On motion Of Mr.. Fraser IL was ordered
| that the printing bills heretofore cni down
bc allowed and paid In full.
Colonel Kelly. Treasurer Of the Com
mittec. submitted the following statement:
Received from tho First Ward and
Ophir. $G+i; from the Second Ward Com
mlttec. si93; from the Third and Fourth
Ward Committees. s2,264; Mr.. Fraser OF
the Third and Fourth Ward Commuters.
SIS; from the employees Of the Hale and
Norcross mine. s2Gt; from the employees
u the mines Of which ]. q. Fair Is
Superintendent. $3.50; from the en-
ployea 81 the q. and @. shaft $320;
from the employees Of the Savage
mine. by Mr.. Warren. $40: from the
employees Of the Chollar- Potosi mine.
si3i so; from Mr.. Warren Of the Savage.
80 60; from A. A. Savage. So; from N.
N. Friedrich. SO; from Gold Hill dona-
ton lin FULL. ss6s -. This gives . total
A. . aa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20

Tar Pax Fanny. The original Peak
Family. swiss Bell Ringers, vocalists. mu'
sicians aud delineaiive artists are coming.
They will he At Virginia City very shortly
aud will visit Gold Hill ON "Wednesday
evening next. Their fame throughout the
United states Is eoniemporaneons with the
lannon's Hutchinson Family. and ,hey are
on their 31ih annual musieql r.ur. Old
residents 81 the East VIII all agree with
ns In promisng Az entertainment by ths
Peak CsMiiy ~ BE- of the most pleasing
AMI .a,iSfaotnry character, aud of ih. vrry
highest ord,r ~ merit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
A sURgoCATING C0u0m.

In . letter TO Mr.. ii-ir, Of Chissgo. . we'll
known contribution tn the Western piece. sh-
s~scriirrs the cure Of . dals-tuas COACH. accom-.
panied by blrrding ~ Us lAhgs, Ia lls~-
Honey of lI0rrhouLd ahd TAI. ny oossh. "
.he says. "thrrs,sHSA " satsrs,r ns
bot the Haley af ttarrhonnd aud Tar has
frmoved eSsty itsrs al H. The letter va. Ia
. lady isssLd IN ihi. city, who hv placed 10 q,
the disnc.al ~ O ". CHtlshion. = Sinh ave
nne. Pike TooitAe1s D,ar. cafe IN oss
minnie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20

To.p,y Chiuaman vas arrested On !.
charge u petty larceny. he being a.e,i'ss
IL having stolen . knife from the -'ois.
Mite Brothers. VA Main street 'ne
Leaihen ~as discharged for want OF "'
ience.
uISs CL,rpr Lrr. leading lady al ih" "
hambra. has 81 far recovered from on'
effects u her late ''attack' a. Ia h. ahie w
appear upon the stage sca'"'
Tar weather Is sultry today As NC 10
IN pres. the indications are thai We van
have a rain sisrm In less than i~en's'p''
hours.
Tn ice companies are doing a rushing
business. Warm weather belps ihem'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
on.rICI.r, m MIun,.nr.

Happy relief tor young men LIMA the ~n~ets
of efOfs and abnsss Ia early TIE. Msnh,oA
rvst~ed. imIatisent. ~ n~srriase removed
New method 81 ir-aimrni. Nsw aud rrtnaTk-
able remeiles. Bs.k. sod ~ciTcnlsrs cent frss,
10 .-a,.d rnvriov.. Adirr-s HOWARD As
suC.ATiON. CIV ". Ninth stfret. Phllsisiphls,
rs-.n In iiiui on having q hss sspniaiion
&c hosofsbls conduit md professional .hiil.
la11 IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL To rHr aoIp HnL many INV.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
t~IseIaaati News.

CINCINNATI. July 2O.-Hon. George T..
Puah. n leading lawyer aud Democratic
politician, died last night.
The National Methodist Book Concern
Directory is in session to-day At the
Gibson House In this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20

rhs r,ow Of water at the bottom OF the
.bs,, Ia. eonaIuei quite strong for most
q, the week past. aud b., considerably re-
,a,i.J he progress of the sipking. u
's.ms IA lc again gradually Decreasing IN
a-,n,,,y. The prospecting irifis on the
~, mi 7OOLfooi levels are steadily adj
-a.In~ ni,hout material change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
Dardnucllsa.

~ the annual meeting OF the company.
held At the company's Office In ban Fran.
cisco on Saturday last. the following gen.
tlemen were elected Trustees for the ensu-
ing year: George A. Treadwell. ]. j. Rob
bins and o. G. McCracken. Subsequently.
George A. Treadwell was elected President
and ]. J. Robbins. Secretary. This mine
Is one Of the most eligibly located on the
southern section Of the Comstock. and we
presume Its practical development IL now
10 be proceeded with moro actively than
ever.
North Calhoun.
Al tho regular annual meeting Of this
company. held at the Office Of the company
In Gold Hill. July 18th. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year :
Trustees Thomas Gallagher. Z. Prince.
B. !. Truman. William Henry and NJ.
Lippman. subsequently,. Thomas Gala
CHER was elected President; d. ]. Turman.
Secretary and Treasurer. and =. Prince.
superintendent.
Prospses.
Shaft down 10 the depth Of 400 feet to-
day. An opening for a station Is being
provided for at that point. but the sinking
OF the shaft will lie proceeded with for
the 50O-foot level before drifting into tho
ledge.
twin Peaks.
BY reason Of the large amounted grading
being done for the surface works. sinking
the new working shaft Is discontinued for
. few days. when It will be resumed with
yigor.
Nevada.
Main drift crosscutting the ledge In o
westerly direction, with the face all In
solid quartz. with streaks Of good ore.
Ledge shows wide At this point.
North Carson.
Work In the mine going ahead lively at
all points. and the new works and ma
chinery operating as we'll and efficiently o.
could be wished.
Derby.
Sinking the shaft IL going steadily ahead.
The rock In the bottom continues to blast
out we'll and good progress Is being made.
Uaios Consolidated.
The prospecting drifts north on the
l3OO-foot level show no change whatever.
Work progressing well at all points.
seuth Consolidated virginia.
Impeded somewhat by legal difficulties.
but will soon be all right again. Mine
showing we'll.
Mitchell.
Wine making good downward progress,
with the bottom In low grade ore. Pros
poets excellent.
autro Tunnel.
Face Of header in harder rick than last
week. and growing harder. requiring to 10
blasted.
Rest and Belcher.
Prospecting the lower levels has devel-
oped nothing new during the past week.
Alabama.
Sinking the shaft Is going steadily aheai.
There are no changes Of interest.
Cosmopolitan
Nothing new. Drifting ahead as usual.
with Agood showing Of pay ore.
Hattie Consolidated.
Pace In harder material than last week.
Hari blasting rock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20

To oil WIN sfo saik'fihs irala ,hr errns. and
Ihdirertlmas VI Sosit. Isr,.u. srskne..,
eAiy drcsJ. hiss ~ m%Anhooi. etc. ! viii rsBJ
Q rocipe that ~lii cars ysa. ifsr of ehsrgr.
fhis vrrai remedy WAS discovered ny . ME.
.i'nAry IN -onih Amsfisa s.sd = self ed
Stallion %, Bible h.n.e. New York cib.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20

I.roS's K,In,moS makes l~autihl Ella.
~. ~lusuriani hair: prevents u. tsuins out
or turning gray. II has s,cod the ts-t u
forty years. |. ehnruihgg periumed' and
has TO rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
LOCAL MINING SUMMARY,
H.- w..L E.ai.U J.iy no. is7s
Latest Official Mining News

stseks. Baiis. Bears and nssaszas
-rists and C~saassrpists Mis-
represesasssn. O~ppresstss asd
Depression WHITTIER Are We
Driniax.-what M We Doing
Go DO About It:-Mining Change
and Prospects,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20

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