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ran OF HOURS-WILMINGTON
Extern Syr acknowledgements
1,,day Dec. 4. 1870, Trains Will run
vwi,uinrton 10 20 Q m. and 5 SOP m
randep burg = IS . m and ID p. NJ.
Il Wilmington 766sm n. and 3 10
At Landenberg n II m. and . 10
NECTIONs.-Train leaving Landen.
aS .. m. with train for Philadel-
s'jts 'iesying wilmington . l0:D . N
nin leaving Philadelphia ct I. 10 , m
tnnsyvania and Delawaret train leov.
{ndenberg at 10 p. N.
h TssyIng Landenberg et | % p. m,
Psnriaylysnia and Delaware train and
Irsiu leaving Wilmington for Phila.
Pm.
fsjn les inn Philadelphia Ct 4 Is p.
u. OONNELL, Bup
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FOR SALE.

der and by virtue OF q decree entered
hlrteenth day of October, A. D., 1877.
be above suit. the undersigped Trus-
10 whom all needful author itv In the
ses has been given by the said decree
eu TUEsDVY, the c8th oay Of Janu-
a. D, 1878, at u O'Clock, noon. ct ihe
hants' Exchange. In the city of Phila
bio, expose to public yendue or out
bshne entire lot. the railrOad Of the
M1NGT0N AND REA DING. Rail-
D COMPANY, known as the RE D.
BRANCH RAILROAD, extending
the village Of birdsbero' to Popisr
u .he utLy It Berks, State OF
hsylvania. an1 the railway, rails.
Bes, fences and real estate and the fran
Sbelonging 10 or in any wise apper-
ing 10 tina said Reading BraLch. IS
ss al the right title and interest OF
Wilmington and Reading Railroad
lauy In and to q LIE ASE, dated Janu-
@h. A. j., 1874. made by the Berks
py Rilroad Company to the said VIII
Etn and Rea1ins Railroad ompany.
that portion the said Berks County
r'ad, which extends from the end Of
ald Branch Railroad at Poplar Neck
point at or near Penn tIest. In the
o. Reading. The said property will be
lree, Gear and discharged from all en-
Frances subsequent to the lien OF
BIO mortgage dated the 9Th day ofJuly,
A Bli made by the said Wilmington
reading Railroad Company 10 the I'M.
|lgned Trustees.
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RAILROADS..

,r, pH,A. WILMINGTON AND
ADDssiLriiMOhE HAlLkOA f O.
bHNlovsmb r 25Lh lST.
~, MTs lave wilmington - follows
,,v. and intermediate stations.
NJ eu S0p, o At. 10 10, q. m. = ". 1oV,
,isI9 y par; a.d New York, 200. So = m.
\ !. q; .;sa ~ ia,srn Or; .iiats stations. s~
=. and washington. IL 81. tls. s~.
~, nSIl nIslswxre DIVISION leave for
,,sS,iIesSl. III $50, q NIL Is. y 0 p. 10: ~
r. s| |sud intermsiiats stations ~
y - md : d Htnts;rmediats ; stations. so,
p P RGHDAY TRAINS. AYs
L,,,,. and intermediats stations
.n1ak,s -, : ~ md nd NV York, 200. - m.
Ply spu and Washi ington. 1851. ! IL . m.
%ther S,f Information pascengefS are
r. 70 the time tables pcsted 81 the de-
a.FKENNNY Supt.
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I~Inndley's Dog.

Mr.. Handley. Of Virginia City. Is the
owner Of q somewhat remarkable spcci-
men Of the canine family. "sPort," by
name, q small-sized, good-natured. fat and
lazy half.breed terrier. indisposed to any
active e1ertion unless 1t be tho pleasant
recreation Of biting the heels OF bad boys
when In the act OF running away from
school. In order to accelerate their flight.
"Sport" Is e~minsntly a home body. His
master, who does not place . very high
value upon the dog, and would not advdr-
tiss him In tho newspapers In case no ran
away. has tried To give him away several
times, but could not make II stick. Bone
time since o butcher boy took n fancy TO
the dog. and. tying q rope around his neck,
led him along O street towards his new
home. "sport" submitted to tho lead.
ing business very ~resignedly until
q favorable opportunity occurred, when
he slipped the moose over his head
and trotted leisursly towards home.
A week Afterwards q member 81 the family
took him 10 Carson on the cars and manag-
ell 10 elude him on the return trip,and the
family, with the exception Of the youngest
members thereof, joyfully congratulated
themselves that "Sport' was now gone
for good. On tho evening Of tho second
day, nj . late hour. . terrible scratching
and whining was heard at the front dooro
the Handlsy residence. Tho mistress
hearing tho noise exclaimed prophet
ically. I'm bet that's SPORT"
sure enough IL was. The dogs delight
at meeting his old friends again
know no bounds. A few days after
ward sport" was made tho victim Of .
more dire conspiracy. which was intended
10 send him 10 tho happy land" Some
men carried him 10 q shaft In the eastern
part Of the city and dumped him In. Az
usual he outwitted his conspirators. After
making = rapid descent Of some 200 feet
he landed In about 80 feet Of water at the
bottom Of the shaft. As soon a. he re-
covered his presence Of mind he climbed
upon some floating timbers and rested
himself until the tub came down. when
he Jumped on and was drawn mp the shaft
BY the men working at tho windlAss.
.'Sport" went home in triumph. His
couscience-stricken master, when no saw
him ON the porch the next morning. dry
ing his glossy hair In the warm sunlight,
believed him to DO . veritable ghost.
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srAR CLOTHING HousE.

We have sought BY all fAlr and honorable
means to gain the confidence OF the community
10 which we live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that "iiosesty 10 the Best Policy"
By jud elous buying. striet economy. fair deal.
ing ard strict attention 10 business, VI have
gained and intend 70 rstsin the confidence and
good will Of the people OF storey county. IN
order 10 accommodate our large and growing
patronage we have opened . branch clothing.
hoass In God Hill. second " nothing Of the
hind In Gold Hill or Virginia CITY. THIS store
us Intend 10 run In connection with the ne In
Virginia c.ty. 20 ~ 70 seeo nmod.ts both end.
Of The CJnsiock. Both stores will b. supplied
Il all TIN . With tho very latest styles. and Q
stock Of goods which. In quality. quantity.
variety and ~cheapnses. cannot be excelled BY
any clothing -houss IN the State Oar stocks Of
nns dress aad busincss suits 10 unexcelled In
the stste. Our boys snd youths siock 10 I'm
menss. In the line Of hats. caps. boots and
shoes. and gents' furnishing goods. .s defy
competition. Friends and patrons OF Virginia
CITY and God Hill. remsub.r that We hare al.
We never have tried to make you believe that
We ssll goods below cost, while actually NAL.
ius-a profit. Our motto has always been
Fair Dealing" We intend In the future. -
IN the past, 10 make % " jour advantage 70
pstronfss us. BY nrst, buyins our eoods ~ the
Rast, which We can do st rates that will enable
NJ &, cell agdn. ., nsures that wall aivsys give
b. fair. honest and accommodating dealing
With al Who may favor MS with . call. Ne
member the place. Platt 4 Rich. HAlrs build.
log. DEPOSITS the News once, Main street
Gold Hill. aud TO south O street, Virginia
City. ~
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DRIvERs Of express wagons In Virginia
City carry \ dog along with them, varying
In size all the way from Q Newfoundland
TO q rat terrier. The dogs psrched on tho
drivers seat do oil their barking from the
wagon. looking down In naughty contempt
o all CANNES on foot, and establishing
o cheap reputation for bravery.
FLYING ARrILLxRY.-Sime 0allsn. Al
derman Of the Fourth Ward. Virginia, was
out with the new horse hose cart lately
purchased In Ban Francisco for tho use Of
the Virginia Paid Fire Department. The
new carte drawn by fiery steeds created
ute 0 sensation on q street this
YESTERDAY DR.. r. N. Conn Of Virginia
was called TO tho Courthouse TO assist DR..
Kirby In some Official action. Before he
left home he wrote on his slate : "Gono
to the County Jail" A wag coming along
soon after, finished the sentence /: "wil
be back as loon a. I can get ball"
A WEEK from next Sunday II the weather
continues pleasant, an excursion train will
run between Virginia City and Steamboat
Springs. The train will leave at about 8
o'clock In the morning and return ut Q
In tina evening. Fare for tho round trip,
81 80.
ESouan snow fell last night 10 Wilton
the ground. The sun came out and took
y al On Sa',y M sn.in "a : ,ishs
snrinllo Of ths "besutifui" has con.
tinued 10 fall ihrourbout the day.
ANN Onru, who licked her husband last
Mopd.y. was found guilty Of assault and
b,ttery, in Judge Cooks Court, yesterday.
Sne was sentenced W 'e'en''sn uA'' "'
PAT. LEACH slapped his wiiss faoo last
nsnm;s.,,n u - .nsna twsnix.,vs Js,s IN
jail for tina, momentary pleasure.
-
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e Parish Guidc."

Before US we have the I,ri.A Gaids. .
monthly publication devoted 10 matters OF
intcrcs, to 81. Johns Church In Gold Hill.
The present nunber gives the following
notices: Services. sunday morning at II
o'clock; Sunday evening at half.past 7
o'clock the Holy Communion. urst Sun
Lay Of every month /; Sunday school, ev-
cry Sunday afternoon at half I O'Clock ;
Rector. Rev. Il. 3. Eastman /; ~vestrymen,
y. A. Wise. 7. q. Taylor. W. ii. virden.
W. II. Rison and John D. Benefits. Fol-
lowing is the calendar for April: April
/ Easter Day; April 2-Monday In Eas-
ter Week ; April 3-Tuesday In Easter
Week ; April s-First Sunday after EAs-
ter: April 22-Third sunday after Easter ;
April Is st. Marx; April 29-Fourth
SUNDAY after Easter.
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RErrRSEp.-F. KlostermAnn, formerly
dealer in gents clothing and furnishing
goods in this town. returned this morning
from q few months absence In Oregon.
wher. he went In the hope Of bettsrilg
his fortune. lie tried business In Port
land and got along very well ; the people
were mid and good and treated him kind
". but owing to the Ill health OF his wife
and family he was Obliged TO close out and
como back to the happy land OF ~sagebrush
and saluhrious zephyr. lie hnds plenty
Of old friends To shake hands with.
MARROW EscArE.-Last sunday. while .
lad named Henry Keller was acting a.
marker for some gentlemen who were prso-
ticing at the target grounds near the Cath.
ole Cemetery. in Virginia. . nusket ball
fired at the iron target glanced on and
struck the boy. who was standing In the
s.fety nit, i'm tho side Of the neck. gouging
ont 4 deep furrow. The wound WA about
an inch aud q half in length. The boy 10
All right now. with the exception OF being
a little s,if-nscked.
TIE Virginia papers have succeeded In
stirring up . lively row concerning the
building Of the nov Fourth Ward school,
house In that place. Contradictory State
mcuts from Interested parties will be next
i'm order. The house cost $4,000. when IL
onID Sought TO have cost about $4,000.
To-xoHRow tho regular monthly sxsr-
cisss Of tho Gold Hill Central School will
-. rI.e. .Jobn Brosi and Joe Kennedy
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Mi ROPE RlQwAr.
r....:'a ..a,..: S,.. ..e:
, Railroad Between val fiaia snd
Cold Hill-rhs Pian sfSG

AT the north end II will comm ce a
the intersection Of Ridge and @ strs>ts In
Virginia, thence running In . westerly
direction on Ridge strestas far - A street,
thence along A street in . southvssterly
direction 10 the south line Of Virginia ii
the intersection Of the Bullion Ravine
Main street, road with the above south
line Of Virginia, thence down along said
Main street. Gold Hill. to the most fessi'
bio point from which TO turn into Tel
egrxph street. thence along Telegraph
street a. far as Petaluma street. the south.
ern terminus Of the railway ct present.
Ample accommodations will Be provided
for people living ON Main street and In the
eastern portion Of the town to reach thu
railway by means Of alley vays provides
with stairs from Main street 10 Telegraph
street.
The stationary engine which h to fur
nish the motive power will DO stationed on
the highest point Of the road. and viii be
Of sufficient power to pull any number oil
coaches which may be needed. Each coach
will DO provided with . powerful clamp
and brake. Tho wire rope below the sur
face will be continuously in molten. The
clamp Is needed to take held OF The wire
ropc and communicate motion 10 the
coach. To stop the cars, esch coeon v
provided with . powerful brake which !,
applied as soon - the clamp 10 loossnea
from the rope. Numerous switches VIII
be established at certain points Observable
10 conductors Of both the up and down
trains. entirely obviating all danger oil
collisions.
The length Of the railway will 30 5000
feet. The time required to make the en-
tire distance from end 10 end will Be ten
minutes. the trains running at tho rate OF
ak miles per hour. From the northern
terminus, on Ridge street. connections
will be established "A far north - Carson
street. BY means Of chAriots running on o
street. Tho through fare from Petaluma
street. Gold Hill. TO Carson street. Viz
gina. will be two tickets for twenty-five
cents. or single ticket for fifteen cent?.
Tickets for intermediate stations. viz
Carson street to the Divide, from the ID.
vide to tho railroad depot. Gold Hill. and
from the railroad depot to Pstaluma street.
will he issued. From Carson street to tho
Divide the fare will be i've cents |; from
the Divide to the railroad depot. ten cents;
from the railroad depot 10 PetAluma
street, five cents, OF . single through
ticket, fifteen cents.
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a,r,vn,. am. usru,sx.
u...,,.,.. -, Even,or.

NJ. ~. con.olil,,.J Connrr anil
I'm a., ~.
Silver Mining Company have n'.d thsir
ARTICLES =. as." WrpouraI. =.
LAP cnrti.. r m. Alexander, John Corn
we'll and T.. A. MCGEE. Capital. slO,-
100000.
Tnx actors Of Virginia City say that
when Jim Myers benefit comes OF be will
have The advantage OF all Others who have
preceded him in such a venture IL ~ili
nJa ess' nun I'm. h,s nm. nas,.I'
~
Nm - ,%s,- IN IN VI.
.inis ci,S IN evening Ths literary sx.
srcises IN consist Of an Grafton, poem.
sons. and resii,iions' will at
AA'
NILE. ID ArHskA the Hungarian song
stress; Ill., pianis'i hAoieman' "ho''
and Farley, baritone Intend 70 ',si' "
ginla City ere long. nv. ~ mnsr S'
cslisncc'
.,..,., u..,;ny Of tho Virginia
nN,,u.-... ri, la, .,.,i., Tho
risht Of WAY va. granted 10 the endless
wire railrsad between uo'd Hill ana VIZ
ginis-
FsuEnnxS from the coms'oe. VINO nave
visited tho roaring arson Su ,nn "' pA'
lew days nA'' NOV "~'
a. v,,,;n,,
10y tno .Sn non,h ~ March.
-. ,...,,n, NJ ,he Virginia
The Annusi v,,.,,;,
City. Coal Cempany viii nor,h
on A' -, -
TIE Justice shiPmen" "i'
far. have been ; Narsn ~; 80 ''"
H. so''ooo' i'~
c. s.r.. :. %,i H,a.u~' in uI the case Of D.rn,.
larson Sn.n,. arm.
As.iH ~''.-.,.. ,..1 ,Doolu,od asen.
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NEW STORE.

A. sUMMERTIELD. late bootkecpor for
Reinstein 4 Wolf. desires 70 inform his friends
and the public generally that he has just
op. ned. In Oslistin's old hardware store. oppo-
site Jones' drug store. Msin street, told Hill. .
complets stock Of gents furnishing goods. con.
Stating 10 part Of While shirts. ranging IN prize
from 81 10 q 60; Calico Shirts. 81 70 "a;
Cheyiot Shirts. pur- linen, % TO e.. All sorts
A splendid assortmsnt OF Dents U~nderwear.
which be will sell cttapef than any b 'u.e In
the Stats. In conjunction with furnishing
goods, he also keeps . splendid stock OF nne
cut, smoking and chewing tobacco; q 80 . mag
nin.ent stock Of genuine Havana aid domestic
cigars. THE BEST DIT CIGARS IN TIE
STATE. Come knd ~ them. pont mistaie
street. 0oli I'LL. 2su'
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Very C~sssiderate.

Since tho Presidential election has been
definitely decided. the Democracy Of Gold
Hill have been too much discouraged and
disguised to talo down that rope or string
from across Main street which used 10 sup
port that hideous fish-net banner. embell-
ished with the pictures Of Tilden and Hen.
bricks. The poles supporting each end Of
the ropo lock very lonely and miserable up
there and ought 10 DO taken down. Some
body suggested TO Anthony foI. tho new
County Assessor. that the Democracy
should he charged pols.tax for them. but
he considerably refused. saying that those
poles had been taxed enough already In
supporting those two hard looking reform
ers. Moreover. he looks upon the arrange
ment a. typical Of the present condition Of
the Democratic party. seudding to tho loo.
ward. under bare poles, with plenty oil
slack rope to hang their future hopes upon.
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icss, bat we do want 10 zee our atates and
people free from csrpetbag governments.
Ought you not. II IN available oppsrtu.
nifty offers. TO servo your people; 70
spring forward ut once and see II
you can't free your Btatsf ! think
YOU should at once SEQ Mr.. Stanley Nat
thews and ask him II Governor Hayes will
give him some ASSURANCE that he will moi
maintain Packard In his domination Of
your people. Your friend.
tSigned.) L. Q. o. LAnAR.
Hon. John Ellis. Representative from
Louisiana.
wade Hampsep 10 the President.
WASHINGTON. March 29.-wsds Hamp-
ton and party arrived this morning. They
were met at the depot By Senator Gordon
and Judge Mackey. who accompanied them
TO willsrd's Hotel.
Tho following was addressed 10 the
President BY Hampton this morning;
wnLARp's HorEL, WASHINGTON. March
20, 1877. To the Presidsnt-8ir In
compliance with your invitation I am here
for tho purpose OF uniting my efforts with
yours to tho end Of composing the polit-
lcal differences which now u~nhappily dis.
tract the people o Soutn carolina. Deg
you 70 believe una my anhioT 70 p.,ng
ABOUT tne pormanen. pecincsuon 81 .nAs
State, . Pa~cincauon on xnien .ne risnuT I,
III ,haii pc .Ale, Aha sne in ~,
assured Is your Owl for tho accomplish
meh' VI 'no ssn' sna ny Yys.a
ior many yearI p.s. ls nl.
70 inc poIiuca, IlsnI :, 'ns o.s Na '
zcns ana my solemn pisoBS siSen uuI-
ing Tue ihto canv,ss w oca.n = ill.,
Innt unaer my a,r Al .arhs
rish!s snouaa 20 sosoluNiy sssu, naa
furnish sumc,en. smhinh ~ ~ \
ny on .hos' PoiIH' PP'1 -. AZ
haD ,v', -. y wh,, horr K vii bo your
."N. 1870 - - Il, yor,
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ss,ne N Glover.

In the iron. yard Of George Twins res
idenec on the north side Of Crown Point
Iayine in this town, can be seen growing
a line patch Of alfalfa, or Chile clover. II
Is only % inches high a. yet. but As II is
jus, o in agooi way Of growing for the
season. the chances are that II will attain
. tolerably respectable hight before long.
Last year George moved on several crops
Of II. and calculates that in the aggregate
II grew to the hight Of about tw~enty-ssven
feet. Having extended its roots pretty
we'll down into the earth, IL finds no difi-
Guilty in growing whenever tho warm sun
gives II any sort Of encouragement. This
shows what our sagebrush hills may be
made to produce In favored localities.
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BRONCHITIS.

From John Fiagg. Esq. Of B~enninztea, n. H.
"Thres years since I wss very much reduced
with . dradfui cough. which resulted In Brop.
chlis. affecting me 90 severely % to render u
was AIDED srvere night swrats, apd I va fear.
ful OF going lnto . decline. AfIr rceouss 10
various reniedics TO no purpose, l msfe use OF
DR.. wlstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry. . fec bot.
flea OF which fully restored me 10 health.
since that timo have had several severe al
moyed them. always keep u by ne, and
should not know how 10 do without u"
Mold b. All druRgista.
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AUGUST FLOWER.

Tho oct miserable beings In the world are
those suffering fro dyspepsia and liver com
plant. More than seyeuty.nvs per cent. OF ne
people In the United staies afs amicted Win
these two dlssasrs snd their enccts. such -
sour stom,ch, rict headache. habitual eostlve-
neps. paipltatian OF tbs heart. heart pufn. ~.
pt Of tho stomach. yellow skin, coated tongue
and di.arreeable tasts In the mouth, coming
mo of food amer eating. lows pirits. etc. 90 10
your d ugslst and get . 75-ccnt bottle OF An.
gust Flower or q sample tsttle for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two doess Will reiievs you. Agents:
CiiANg 4 BRIGHAM. wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco. California 7iJm
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Rssees Males.

sAx Francisco. March 2o.-3 ?. y.
Nsxican-i5 bid.
Calsdonia-6S bid. 2 asked.
Union Con.-7a bid.
Caledsnia-6h bid.
Beat 4 Belcher-27h asked.
Caledonia-Gs asked.
Best q Belcher-Ts bid.
Con. virginia-Ah asked.
Yellow Jacket-i0S bid.
Inperial-l 10 bid.
Beat 4 Belcher-TS sold.
Con. virginia-tis sold.
julia bid. 4 10 asked.
Ophir-2i% asked.
Con. virginia-iis bid.
CaliforniA-Hh asked.
Gould 4 Curry-i2a bid. i2S asked.
Sierra NevAda-Gt bid.
Gould 4 Curry-i2's sold.
Sierra Nsvsda-GS asked.
Ophir-Ih sold.
CAlifornia-hs bid.
Savage-6is bid, Ga asked.
Yellow Jacket-iONs asked.
Imperial-l rs bid.
Utah, i6t asked.
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NOTICE TO

Candidates for once at the coming Town
Election. will plssss bear I'm mind that their
advertised announcements In this parer. a.
well ~ election printing. masf b paid for In
ofra.os. We accept Of NJ contingent arrange
m.u,s, bat treat all alike. A candidate Who can
no, or win not announce himseif properly and
pay his printing bills promptly. IL rot nt Tor
the once he seeks. Moreover. he viii NOT be
scuo<rsful.
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Ard In accordance with Law. and IN order Of
the Board Of Direcforp, mads on the 18th day OF
Feb uary. 1877. % many shares Of each parcel
OF sueh stock % may 30 necessary will 10 cold
a. public suction, q the auction rooms Of John
Middleton 4 son. No. $40 MAniscmry ~.tlreet.
ian frsncisco. California. on SATURDAY, The
l4th day Of April. 1877. II the hour OF 10 o'clock
n. Of said day. " pay said deiibQueht s,scss-
NETT thereon, together with costs VI advtr.
ti.ing and eIpenscs az the sale.
LUCIES HEtMANN. secretAry.
0nrcs-No. 40 Santome a,rest, Ben Hran.
cleo, California. mb79td
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A @sUProCATINa COUGH.

10 q letter to Mrs. Llsle. Of Chicago, . well
known contributor 10 tho Western press, she
a-erbes tho cnre OF o dangerous cough. sceom-
panied By bleeding at tbs lung. 10 ilais,s
Abe says, :. threatened 10 suffoeate mo
but the Honey Of Ilorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF t." The letter was TO
4 lady friend IN this city. who has placed 10 II
the disposal Of q. N. Crlttsnion. Z Sixth ave.
Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure In one
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SHILLING OUT = GOODS At San
FRANCISCO COST PRIcEsi

Having decided to give ny bu.lne's. We ODER
our complete stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES.
Provisions. Mill and Mining Supplies, Al
Original Cost Price, for Cash only. AZ We
positively will retire rum busine's. We will
extend no credit.
r. PARTIES Indebted 10 us MUST sRrTLE
THRIR ACCJUNTA bRFORE MAhoi isT.
OF Costs Of Court viii b. add.
Our store, wsieh IL one Of the nost desirable
locations for bu,insss purposes In Gold Hiil. 10
ror Rent. and Fixtures ~ Sale.
STERN h SON.
Main street. near railroad crossing. Gold Hiil.
feluf
HAsAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and 70
stores the complexion. rmoves irecktss. ant
and .ailowncrs: makes the kin son. white aed
delicate. lie spplica' Ion cannot no detected
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-29
IRON A DISTINGUISHED JURisr.

.I have tried The PERUVIAN srRur. and the
result folly s~ustains your prrdIctiou. 10 has
msds q new man OF nc Unused Into my SIS
tr.muIous and dehiiifsted a. whom you last
Jaw me, but stronger. hesrtier, AID with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
d, sny time during the last nvs ysars." sold
b. all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-29

SCHOOL RxAxrxArios.-orai e1amina-
tons In the various departments Of the
Third Ward School form tho programme
OF exercises for to-day, and tomorrow FRI
dsyl, afternoon there will DO literary exsr-
cices In Miss DuAlap's department..