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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
RouaHlna AND STAGING.
How . Team h Mauagsd In Casters
kevada-A Taste Of EARLY Tfmss
aud Experiences.

When Hon. Z. l.. Stern was out In the
Eastern part OF the State . few weeks ago
he endured some rather uncomfortable u.
p~erienccs. At the irst station the other
sidc Of Ward he came to the end OF stage
coach navigation, and found that from
there on no could expect nothing better
than a blackboard. He got on tho seat
with John Tate. who wa the driver. while
Fred Gilman. Superintendent Of the road.
perched up behind for the purpose Of
holding on to the baggage. Tho two
bronchos were blinded-foldsd and then
hitehed to the vehicle. When everything
was ready the hostler took on the blinds
and giving IN unearthly yell, kicked one
Of the horses In the ribs. They started ct
a very rapid gait. Tho first sixteen miles
was made In one hour and ten minutes.
Al that station the "team" was turned
loose and two more bronchos lassoed. The
same process Of binding and starting was
gone through with them. Tho slowest
time made was twelve miles In hour.
Part Of the time they were on tho road and
part OF the time they were not, and an In.
surance man would have demanded alargo
premium to have written . risk on the life
Of either Of them.
When Tuscarora was reached civiliza-
ton and stage coaches again made their
welcome appearance. Tho trip from there
10 Elko Is . very rough one. The stage
started Just at evening with eight passen.
gers, four Of them and the driver being
drunk. II wal about midnight and very
dark. The horses wandered around In the
sagebrush for q long timo. and finally tho
vehicle got stuck In mud formed by .
sluggish stream. Tho drunken passen.
gers foil to quarreling and the devil was 10
pay generally.
Finally tho driver asked the passengers
10 get out 30 that no could eItricate his
team. All the passengers except one COM
piled with the request. Tho drunkest man
Of tho crowd refused TO move an inch.
"No," said no. "I paid my bloody seven
dollars and ALI to ride. and I'm going 10
ride"
swell, you ride then. II you want TO !;
I'm going to Sleep" replied the whip
singer. Ho crawled down In tho boot OF
tho stage and stayed there until broad day
light, the passengers In the meantime
walking around the stage to keep them.
selves comfortable, for II was pretty cold.
Elko was reached at last, and those who
hal experienced the discomforts Of stage
travel, vowed within their secret hearts
that they would never again leave the limo
OF the railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
lvuri Fari

As pre-announcei by us a few days ago.
d. 4 ". windmiller. the wcll.known fur
riers. have Just opened the finest assOrt-
ment Of furs ever brought TO this section.
They can DO found at 2st South c street.
opposite tho g-isrpr;.s Office. They have
for sale choice sable. mink and seal
sacques. muffs. boas. collars, childrens'
sets. etc. Their assortment Of fur caps
for gents. ladies or children. IL OF the very
best and most stylish. and they have also
. great variety Of trimmings, an immense
stock Of buggy robes and everything else
In their line. Alterations and repairs
promptly done. Rates reasonable. See
advertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
Arr,,,,. ,.,. n...,.s
ne.,,,,rr. NJ, ry.stus.
The Virginia water mai

srrrLiSa.-Tho Virginia water mains
gave way in two places last night. n ePoini
being near the cornsr Of North c street
and Mill street. and the other just above.
on Il street. The settling Of the ground in
that locality was what caused the break.
Tho necessary repairs were made to-day.
OuR PnoDucr.-foilowing is an official
abatement Of the bullion yield Of Com
stock mines during the month Of Ssptem.
her California. si,535,?oo; Consolidated
Virginia. 81. 3l2. 800; Justice. s22i 900;
Choilar- Potosi. 81, 800. Total, >3,i22.OOo.
DrIprSps.--T The dividends declared and
Maid to date by The bonanza companies
amount 10 sJl,O00. 600. OF this amount
the Consolidated Virginia Company has
paii sSi, j60, 900. and the California Com
pany si9.iiO,Oo0.
OFFICIAL notice Of the North Dayton as
rcs.ment Of ten cents per share is given In
our advertising columns to-day, dolin-
quent ON the Goth OF November.
wuES the pumps in the Savage and
Hale 4 Norcross works are both running,
one standing In the incline can see the
water reccde.
ATTORNEY GENERAL KrrrRxLL has been
retained In assist in the prosecution oil
W. NJ. Davis, who Is charged with killing
Louis Ash.
TINE Prospect sale day will be October
3oth. Kossuth was tn have sold delinquent
stock to-day and Mint will follow suit ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
To Cen,rae,iax Carpenters.

John Piper aivertises In another column
for sealed proposals for the carpenter
work ON his new Opera Hcuss. Plans and
sp~eciications can be seen at his residence.
nberc he will give full explanations and
details, reserving the right 10 reject any
and all bids.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

"Do yoU think that souls separated
here are joined hsrsafterf" asked apals,
emaciatsd pietist Of his friend. al
hope not" was the chilling reply,
eft cost me q pretty good figure to get
a divorce. and when I invested that
money l invested Il for time and stsr'
nity too"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

QUARTER, quarter r. shrieked an sx-
haustsd Turk. falling upon his knees
and holding up his claspsd hands
bessechingly toward the pursuing Cos.
sack. And the Cossaok. who was fight
ing in the Of humanity and chris
tianity, quartered him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

A PARIsIAS ErIsopE.-Frst friend
(poor)-will you do ms q great favor !
Second ditto (rich)-with pleasure, but
first you have II in your power 10 render
me a greater service. Will you First
frisnd-with pleasure. What can / do
for you Second friend Don't ask me
for any money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

IBx THE A. Ann Y. rkLEosAfu LSk-l
San FaAScisco. Oct. 2j-2:i5 p. ~.
Grand Prize. i3S
Justice, iiAs
Gould a Curry. 81
Best 4 nelcher, 20
Jacket.
Savage. 90
California. 30
Oyerman, Isl
Mexican, lOs
ESchequer. iOh
Hale 4 Norcfoss,
best a Belcher, 49,
Belcher, q
Con. Virginia, 81
Chollar. 1S
Alta. So
Northern B-lle, i5S
Dayton, Toe
Independence, IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

PovERrr. except where there 10 an
actual want Of foed and raimsnh 10 q
thing much more imaginary than real.
The shame Of poverty-the shame Of
being thought poor-is q great and fatal
weakness, though arising In this coun.
try from the fashion Of the times them
selves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

YEs. SIR" remarked the man with .
red nose. "Yes. sir" I consider that
we are onco more on the high road to
prosperity. and that o now era 10 dawn
ing upon our distracted country. by
the by. lend me a quarter. won't your
Changed my vest this morning"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
r oP
MaoMahon's Programme
Developing.
Progress OF the Great War in the
East.
lsrrcIAL DisrArcu TO n ooLp HrIL
DAILY NEws.l

&c.,. .- -
l'r'''Ah SoLp I'LL
DAILY NEws.i
-
Presideut MacMahou,s Iuteutious.
p,,,s o.,ohor "a u,.n... ..,.
the oApine' viii meet 'ne onAmper' 'inui'
cate Its policy and reply 70 all attacks and
,terre,I.tiops p~resident M.eN.bop'.
49,. IN -, =. an. .,.,-
unnhA'e course wa usp."a on ,no ."'
M "n.. a.. MI
-
~'o.' Nv o.'
All o'her 'egis'a'ioh' iho rresioen' Will
form . Cancellation ministry with Dufaure
at It's head, y II this Cabinet Is aefeated
by the Republican, then the President In.
tends 10 dissolve the Chamoer anu submit
tho question OF MS resignation 70 the
country py solt OF pleDiscie.
Tue orleanist organ Re So"sf Today
counsels fresident aacManon 70 return
completely 70 the trsditions Of pariiamen-
tary government And form . ministry IN
accordance win the VIII OF tho -
expressed on the l4th instant:
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times, however, has Information from .
member OF the Conservative party who
has Intimate relations with ih leaders,
anu Is consequently In . position 70 be
very accurately ihioimed, mat the follow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

The pay Of . Turkish private Is four
cents q day. but ~ he Ia paid In paper
money OF q discount Of forty per cent.
Il does not seem possible for him 10 re-
tire on q fortune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
STOCK RErORr.
san Franefseo Board.
LAST xyxxlxo.

08M HE84rh<(0 n8S1o
LAST xvxSIxa.
100 Meadow Valley. toc
IS Eureha Con-. t3k
TO Jackson. ms
49, Il Dorado south. i.ao
3n5 Leopard. i.i0
TO 0ila. It's
100 Northern Belle. isS 40
k5O nussey. tSc
30 Manhattan. iik
1913 De Frees. I. LIS
$40 bran Prize, its, its
$50 Argeatx. 2. an
65 Endowment, i.6o
27po navajo. 100. 2. 100
I'D Indcpsndenee. LIS
6l0 Morning s'Ar. 3.o
10 silver Prize. IN
40 unnd Prize wes,.i
40 Belle ise. soc
100 Day. lbs
116 MoiOc. l.S
LOO Co-o Con-. loo
$50 B-chiel. ~
ss5 Emplrc uiAhoh ~
$40 Leeds. . Is
10 sierra Nevada. ~. t.s0
$50 Bost 4 Belehsr. 2i.. AN
IS ophr. len
$50 Mexican. III. H.
40 Savage, 10. 10.
cso California. sok bio. SOW. 30s
7iu Caledonia. 3s,J5
SIS Hale a NorcIo.s. IN. q. bs
10 Union q n. 90. ~. 6h.,Gk
tA5 woodville.
rs Justice. ian. i2,.. IL.
too 0yefmAn, isA. isk. i9S
2o5 Con- Virginia, 5is. 81 10
COS Gould \ Curry. lO4. ios. i0S b
$50 Exeheqner. IN. hs
1910 Imperial. aSe
l2sO belehsr. 81. s. 81 bS
2IV Crown Point. 81, 81
i05 Bullion, i0k
NJ silver lin, IL
co Alta. ~.
20 Alpha. I5A
10 seg. Delcber. II
l20 yellow Jselet. ok,9s
sO5 Jalis. aTO. a.so
yais MORNING..
$50 ophir. iGs. IGN
2lO Msuesn. II. i0s. l0's. lOs
SD 0ou.d q urry. Ion lOs
40 Hest a B-Ieher. u. 2iS. AN
$40 cslifYrpiA. So bjO az
30 savage. ios los. lo<
Jo Con. Wig MA. 81. bA -
10 Chollar- pOtosi. "a
Tso n ale q Norcrsss. ".
ts5 CrOwn Point. 81, SAD
so Yellow Jacket, W.. ". rio
il,s Imperial. g5c.i
Ito ksntack, IN
- Alpha, i3s
5l5 ljeleher. c4,s
IS Confidence. tA
80 sierra Nevada. as
g. Utah. Ba
1853 Baiion. IL. n bT. irl.. 9s. ~ bio, nls
bio. 10. bio, iOs
2css EIeaeqasr. liz. n.. ~. io'.. io'. b.
iO.
- Succ1r, 2pO
sso Ovcnasn. ~. i9s, 49,. bso. ies. ios,
DS
rs, lls
10 Union Con.. GS
iso Julia. ~. 90
1iO CAleionsa. as
ssO Ala. So. ~.
10 seq Beicher, 81
% Hsltttnorv.
sDi silver Hill. l.so. I ~. 2. lbs
9o New York, H5c. Zoe
x0 American Plat. lilo. i.0o
iOo Andes. So
90 woodvillc. 9sc
40 Lady Washington. $50
~ kosuth. SC
30 North O.r-oa. 3c
io Ward. 9sc
go Lsvirhan. Sc
xo south Justies. ! %
$50 North Con. Virginia, &c
80 Prospect. sc
Lon MoIunsntA. loo
iyT5 Trojan. I III. ~
iss On. rokec, ~
JD Pcy'Ona. In
rs Benton. Lao
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

YELLOW JAcKEr's two dollar assessment
will be delinquent In Board on us z''n
instant, and In the ONCE on the zs'n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
Monetary.

NV YoEK. oct. 2j-ii A. N.
Gold, az
Silver. ia@i.
Trades. g7S M9Gs.
Currency. 9sh @9Ih.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
R sOoDs Etc.

DRI GOODS, Etc.
J. WORKS.,
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
n South Q Street, Virginia,
Opposite Hatch Drosj
HAyrNo BEEN FOR SEVERAL WEEKS
III In the Wholesale Narlet, l do not hssitses
TO stats that the opportunity Afforded me while
there In the purchase OF choice lots IN ny nne
hss never before been equalled. Tns onovin
will Give consumer but . faint Idea o. tns
Immense stock and Low prices which ! hsvs
selected for the Fall and Winter ssascni
SILKS,
Imported, Black. Pain and Fancy. Of svsy
0nds, Color and Pncs.
DRESS GOODS,
Unsurpassed In style. Quality and Low Prices.
CUTTINGS,
D.- 80 .hu .oo .ourrtsins tha nsv
"Osman Pashs'' and "Balhan" brands,
scotch suitinss and Partisan Styles.
Cashmerss, Bombaxipes, Rm-
pres Cloths. Alpscas
and waterproofs.
SPLENDID STOCK.
Oomtsr'e4asI.L ...... s.os. /. tn. stats.
Eossy.comb and Plaid Riannsis.
Table Liasn, Jewels, Nspkiss, Diaper
Liasss, Laces and Lace
C~srtaiss,
Complete In every department.
A full and enormous stock Of Winter Wear 10
Wooden 0oodp for Ladies' and Children;
Hosiery, Gloves and Nerino Wear Fur.
Beavers. Basket Cloths, sacques and bhswls'
with an endless variety Of Notions o INN
mings-all Of which I snumer,ts N order 70
purpose to make. Commencing on MONDAY.
October LIST, I viii sell
10 yards Best American Prints at s1i
Lousdale and white Rock Muslins
ut II IL cents per ysrdj
With al other goods In proportion.
To conclude, I respectfully solicit Q general
examination. both In goods and prices, assuring
my friends and the public 10 general that IL
no troubls to show our goods.
0el N y.
PIONEER sToR z.
ALE X. co n NJ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
D R Y G D s.
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.
r TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
i the ladiss ths, 1 have opened out the finest
OF
AND WINTER GOODS
Ever seen In Gold Hill, and will sell
CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY.
yoa INSTANCE;
CALICO (best American prints, IS yds. 81 90
BLEACHRD MUSLIN, 10 yds............ 90
CANTON FLANNEL. II yds........... ! 90
Two.BUTToN KID GLOVES TALL colorsl ! 90
10 sHEETiN0. per yd......-.......... 70
And al other Goods in my Store 1t cor
responding prices.
ALRx. COIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
street Quotations.

Iss ruE a. AMI y. rsLEogaru Lss-l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
the Ari.ona Apaches subdued.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. - The troubles
with the Apache Indians In the Territories
Of New Mexico aud Arizona are nearly
ended without the aid Of fresh troops from
Warrington. Several months ago about
$50 Apache Indians were moved from tho
Hot Springs reservation In New Mexico TO
the Ban Carlos reservation In Arizona.
The Indians did not like the change. and
over . month ago rcvoltcdan started back
from San Carlos to New Mexico. On the
way they committed many d~epredations.
stopped the U. \. mail. robbed and muir
dercd U. B. troops despatched to quell the
difficulties. About 40 Indians were killed
and the greater portion Of the band, num-
boring 100 persons In all, surrendered at
Fort McCree In New Mexico. Thirty saw
ages Of the band are still at large. but
troops are after them, and no further fears
Of IN Indian var In that portion OF tho
country arc entertained.
Humpty Dumpty Dead.
BOSTON. Oct. A.-George l.. Fex died
this afternoon Of the residence OF his
T. - n----- H--.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
Humpty Dumpty Dead.

BOSTON. Oct. A.-George l.. Fex died
this afternoon st the residence Of his
brothsrln-law, George @. Howard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

Best herd. one bull and four heifer,
over two years old-Colonel Younger. $0.
Colonel Younger also received the Reno
Gossit, medal. valued at 500. for the best
and largest exhibit In any one department.;
also. suit % clothes. valued at $50. from
Cohn 4 ~lsaAcs, for best exhibit Of stock.
W. L. Bidleman. for most meritorious
eIhibit. in the First Department. received
the Society's gold medal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-04
MorEMENTs FoAKEY NALL.

Recorder Hackett Received Dispatch from
Him Last Saturday Another Curious
Theory Advanced.
tBy TELEGRAPH to the National Republican,
New YORK, April 3.-Recorder Hackett,
who 10 warm personal friend Of Oakley Hall,
received q dispatch from him on the day when he
landed In Liverpool-last Saturday-announcing
his safe arrival there. Mr.. Hacket spoke Of the
receipt Of this dispatch to more than one person,
and there Is no question that at tho time he was
serious in making the statement.
A reporter made repeated attempts to find Re-
corder Hackett last night, but tho response to
No further information concerning the absent
er-Mayor Oakley Hall had been received yester-
day at the office Of erpoel, Green Cunning.
MN Cumir Y said they still adhered to the belief
than "Sutline" was only another name for Hall.
A gentleman who has been intimately
gagged in literary venture with him, called yes
terday at Police Headquarters and said that he
thought he could throw light upon the conduct Of
Mr.. Hall In denying his identity and In taking o
| third class railway ticket To London.
The gentleman said that some time ago Mr..
Hkl was speaking to him about European
travellers, and declared that all tho persons who
had written books Of European travel had fol-
They had lodged al fret or second class hotels,
| had associated with tho gentry or nobility Of
foreign countries, and had written mostly Of per-
sons In the middle or upper walks Of life.
Mr.. Hall declared that he had an idea OF CROSS
| ing the Atlantic and going over Europe In tho
| cheapest conveyancss, clad as q laborer, asso.
ciating with tho working classes, visiting the
habitation Of the lowly, and describing humble
life in foreign lands.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-04
A GLUM-LTKE LOOK


That Started Fight Between Jimmy Roach
and Bailor stork.
Jas. Roach, q rather hard Hooking white boy,
was charged In the Police Court yesterday with
assaulting q oolored boy named Bailor Stork in
Georgetown. Roach had . difhoulty with Stsrk
on the street, and went around In an alley to set
tie It in the usual style, when the female mem.
bers Of their families interceded and dragged tho
enraged and cursing youths apart and home.
where was hef" asked Roach's attorney Of
Bailor.
son Bridge street"
He was looking for another chicken he lost ~
inquired the attorney with meaning look and
emphasis.
81 don't know
Roach was looking for little rooster Of HIS"
said John Kelly, white BOY, whom Stork came
along and looked at Roach as though he wanted
TO fight"
dshOw the court how he looked" said the at.
torney.
Kelly endeavored, by contracting his brows
and clinching his hsts, TO show how Stork looked,
when the Court relieved him by remarking, 81
don't know as / am competent to judge how q
man looks when he wants to night"
"Stork looked at him gium.iike," continued
the witness. "and asked him around In his alley
to hght, and Stork struck at him hrst, and Jim
struck II off,"
Roach was fined VI.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-04

convention. Allan made an appeal for elem
ency for the colored recruiting officers who
we're in the parish PRISON.
THE CHARGE OF TREASON AGAINST PAcKARD's
RECRUITING OFFICERS DISMISSED.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Judge W. r.
Whitaker, of the Superior District Court, on
motion OF the Attorney General, ordered the
charge of treason against Packard's recruit
ing officers dismissed, and the prisoners, niue
In number, who were confined In the parish
prison, were released from custody. The
Attorney General, however, gave notice that
should any one hereafter be guilty OF the same
crime the offender would be prosecuted to the
fullest extent Of the law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-04
.MUNICIPAL INJECTIONS.
kilograms From Different Cities = Report
Fron Michigan.

kilograms From Different Cities - Report
From Michigan.
icy Telegram TO the National Republic
DETROIT, MIcn., April 3.-The elections
throughout the State yesterday were quiet,
and, - rule, the vote cast was light, although
In some cities the charter elections were un-
usually exciting and . full vote was polled.
Democratic mayors were elected IN Grand
Rapids, Bay City, Marshall, Flint, Monroe,
Saginaw City, East Saginaw, Ann Arbor, Man
istee, Pontiac, Niles, Lansing, Grand Haven
and Muskogee, and Republican mayors in
Adrian, Port Huron, Jackson, Ypsilanti, Big
Rapids, Greenville, Corunna, Hillsdale and
Owaseo. The returns on justice Of the Supreme
Court and regents Of the university are
meagre, but the Republican candidates are
undoubtedly elected.
From Toledo Ohio.
TOLEDO, o., April 3.-The city election
yesterday was q very quiet one. The vote was
light and greatly split up, which delays the
count. The result cannot be given until late,
but the appearances Indicate the election Of
the Republican ticket, except, perhaps, Cum
ming, for mayor, although his defeat is not
yet conceded. The Republicans will have
majority In 10th branches Of the Council.
TOLEDO, o., April 3.-The latest returns of
the election yesterday show that the Republi-
cans have elected their entire city ticket, with
the exception Of the mayor, by majority of
probably 500. The council will be Republican
In both branches.
From Evansville, Indiana.
EVANSVILLE, April 3.-Tbe munIcipa, c,ec.
ton yesterday resulted In the Democrats elect
Ing their candidates for mayor, marshal, sur
veyor and two councilmen; and the Republi-
cans electing their candidates for clerk,
treasurer, city recorder and four councilmen.
The election was remarkably quiet and
orderly.
From Cincinnati, Dido.
CINCINNATI. April 1.-The election In tb,s
city Yesterday passed off quietly. From The
returns received no to I'D n. m. T. annears
that Moore (Republicap1 will have q verv
small majority for MAYOR. and that n m siority
of the Repubiicau Ticket IA elected ''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-04
UNPRECEDENTED MERIT.

BOSTON, January 1, 1s76.
DEAR sir; For many years I have been afflicted
with hunor In the blood which finally Developed
Into Scald Head, and only those who art similarly
afflicted can realize the dl.sEreeable suffering one
10 compelled to endure with this complaint. For q
long time my head was in dreadful condition.
used various kinds of remedies and medicines,
some OF which was especially prepared for me.
got no better. indeed, constantly grew worse, the
surface Of my head being entirely covered with
sores OF the most aggravated nature. This was my
condition when commenced taking the veretine,
which am pleased to Inform you and the public
pete and satisfactory Of my disease and shall
always deem 10 great pleasure TO mention the un-
precedented merit of vegetine.
CHARLES r. SMITH
3ss Fourth street, South Boston.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-04

BRoWS..On Monday. April 2, At u M, at resi-
dence, near Brooks station. FRANK BROWN, son
OF George II. and Elizabeth Brown, aged ave
years.
Funeral will take place from Sixth Presbyterian
church, corner Of Sixth and streets south west
"wednesday afternoon, April I, at2 O'Clock. friends
GOlNEs.-On the I'd instant. At 1850 q. M. , PAT
RICK CONES, IN the seyenty.thrd year OF her ase.
son. 1873 street northwest, to-day, at O'Clock p
m. Friends and relatives Of the family arc respect
fully Invited to attend.
sCoTT,-At her residence. No. 1877 street north
west, on Saturday, March 81, at $50 p m, HAIR
second year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from Mem orial
~ 3;so p M Friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend. -
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