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The Portland daily press., 1877-10-09

LONDON, Oct. S-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 95 5-1t
for money and account.
LONDON, October 8 -12 80 P. M.-American securi-
tles-Unted States bonds SIS, at 1918; new IS, 107
l0-iOs 10Y new IS, 1913, Erie 13 do preferred 24
New York Central 1868.
PARIS, Oct s.-Rentes los 321 centimes
LIVERPOOL, Oct. s-123O P. M.-Cotton market
in great demand and excited; Middling uplands al
1i-l6d: do Orleans at $780, sales of $4,000 bales
including 5000 for speculation export; receipts s.,
100 bales, of which 1850 were American
Futures 1-16 better; October delivery II 16; No
vemoer 2l-32; October and November g.; Novem
Der and December 81 q 9-32.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland wholesale Market,

MoNDAY.-The markets generally show few
changes from Saturdays quotations Wheat and
Flour continue firm and advancing. Flour shows an
advance OF 15c over over the prevailing price Of Sat
urday, and Chicago quotations OF Wheat give an ad-
vance of2c per bush from Saturday and Sc from Fri
day. Corn is firm at 65 9 CSC for lots and 81 q
Csc for bag lots Meal s.quoted CSC and Oats at 45c.
Sugars show no change. We quote granulated at
1O5c and Extra. C. at 101c.
HlFREIGHTS AND CHARTERS-There is rather
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MASSACHUSETTS,,
Arrested for Forgery

BOSTON, Oct. S.-Col. Henry R. Sibley as
arrested Saturday afternoon for forgery. He
has been member of the City Council and of
manier of the Grand Army of the Republic
He lost heavily by the fire of 1872, and latterly
has had no business but has devoted his time
largely to politics. BE was the bearer of the
electoral vote of Massachusetts, to Washington
last fall, and has been expecting an appoint
eral of the state.
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Chicago Cattle VII arke..

CHICAGO, Oct. s.-Cattle-receipts of 23OO head
shipments 1900 head strong and advanced 10 a 15c
Texas at Is q so ;Coorado Steers at O01 a %
good to choice shipping at 60 a 5 20.
Hogs-receipts 10000 head; shipments 5000 head
market in fair demand; light packing at 25 q 80
shipping 40 q 50.
Sheep-receipts 1O7; steady and unchanged.
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Bank Statement.
New York Stock and meuey marks,.

NEW YORK, October -Evening.-Money market
active demand to-day at per cent. on call with
signs of sringency in the immediate future; prime
discounts done at q per cant. tor short time.
Sterling Exchange quiet at 4sO1 for sixty days and
4S4 a 484k for demand.
Cola dull at 1921 all day with few exceptional cases
at 1U2s prices closed at o24; carrying rates 81, /
were 100000. The Customs receipts to-day were
$574,000. The treasury disbursements were $4,000
for interest and $2S6,0O0 for bonds. Governments
are steady.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 30S00O shares, including Erie 900 ares
Western % 400 shares, Northwestern 1000 shares,
Western Union 81 200 shares, st Paul 1000 shares
Pacific Mail 800 shares. Rock Island 34OO shares
Wabash 200 shares. Michigan Central 1880 shares
New York Central 1900 shares, Ohio & Missippi 49,
800 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-09

THE sTRENG THENING and supporting influence Of
HUNT'Sd REMEDY acts promptly on the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs, and banishes disease
from them. HUNTS REMEDY cures Gravel Dia-
betes, Dropsy, Complaints of the UrinoGenital Or
gans, and Brights Disease. HUNTS REMEDY has
the sanction of the Medical Faculty.
CLARKEs TooTHAcHE DROPS cure instantly.
oct9 T,Th,S&W
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The San Francisco Savings Bank Failure

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 8-The failure of the
aiooneer Land and Loan Bank has no signiti-
canoe as regards the status of other savings
an anu LOAD. loan banks Of the city. tits rumored on
sne sSef fr ,nat tne present complications arise
ed in shorting stocks The recent rise in he
market exercised disastrous effect on tha
speculation. s""'
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sALEM-Ar 9Th. schs Polly, Deyereux, Franklin;
California Kaler. Waldoboro
AR 18th, schs Otranto Hammond, Ellsworth Me-
chanic, Sinclair, Richmond; Laura & Ehza, Sinclair,
Surry.
Sid 9Th, schs Lucy Wentworth. A e Willard, VIM
Penn, Sparta, Lindsey, Hodgdon.
BATH-Ar 9th, schs Udell, Winslow and Clara
Fletcher Sargent Portland to load for Philadelphia;
N chadwick. Norris, do; Olive Elizabeth Lindsey,
Sid 9Th, scbs Nellie Chase Randall, and Mahaska,
HarIineton, New York.
Sid 7th, ship Red Cross, new) Bursley, New York;
sch Marion Draper, Bailey. do.
FOREHGN PORTS.
Sid FIN Batavia Aug 10, parque Annie Lewis. Morse,
Samarang; 18th, brig Ned White. Thombs, Padang.
Sid I'm bort 9Th inst, barque Carrie Heckle, Wood
bury, Philadelphia.
At Liverpool Sd inst, ship VIM Il Conner, Pendle-
ton, to load for Bombay
Ar at Glasgow 4th inst, brig W Messer, Hewitt
Pensacola
j. at Valparaiso Sept 1, barque A G Bean. Young,
cent; Midas, Frost from New YORK, ar 18th.
Cld at Halifax I'd, sch Helen Maria, Look, Qrom
Little Glace Bay for Boston.
Cid at Windsor Ms, Sept %, scbs W Andrews,
grover. Baltimore: Luella Snow, Gregory, Bangor;
GaIland, Libby for New YORK; Alma, johnson, dol
Almeda, Smith, do; Sd, Dadem, Gray, do.
CD at Cheverie Ms, Sept %. schs Norman. Bryant,
Philadelphia; III Townsend, Smith, New York.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Liverpool 23d, VIM A Campbell Curling FIN
Sid 22d, Grace Deering, Davis, Valparaiso.
On the North West Lightship 2lst, Belle OBrien
OBren, from Liverpool for Hampton Roads.
Ar at Penarth oath, Ariadne, Dyer, Amsterdam.
SID I'm Cadiz Sept Is, Sagadahoc, Powers, Glou'
cester, Mass
Cid 10th, Tarifa Brown, Gloucester
AT at Lisbon Sept II, Miranda MITCHELL I'm Pha'
delphia.
Sid I'm Caen Sept %, George HATCH Murphy, fol
Sydney CB.
SPOKEN
Aug 20, lat "a N. Ion "a W, barque Shawmut, from
st John, n 3, for Montevideo.
Sept 49, lat 30 81, Ion ~ 40, ship Success, Hehborn
| from New York for Bremen.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Races ON the Thames

LONDON, Oct 8.-The single scull race for
600 and the championship was rowed on the
Thames today, from Putney to Mortlake, be-
tween Higgins and Boyd Higgins won, de-
feating the champion by six lengths Time
2410. Betting was seven to four in favor of
Boyd.
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Clearing House Transactions

PORTLAND, Oct 8.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the,transaction of business as follows Saturday:
Gross Exchanges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s1az oa1 %
Net Balances. '''''''''''"'.."... 24,495 45
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SWITZE RLAND.
Earth nu a Ike Mt CANAAN

LONDON, Oct. "a despatch from Geneva
says: A severe earthquake shock was expert
enced here Monday morning. Some buildings
were cracked but the damage was slight.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Bordeaux 9Th inst ship Gettysburg, Alexan-
der, st John, NIB.
Ar at Gibraltar prev to 18th inst, barque f Ward,
Gay New York.
Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst, ship L Morse, from
Bangor
Sid 9Th, ship W H Conner, Pendeton, Bombay.
Ar at Fortress Monroe Sth, ship Lathy kch, Lewis,
Antwerp.
Ship Arctufus, from Philadelphia for London, put
into New York Sth, with loss of sails, anchors and
chains.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct s, Edith May. daughter OF Merrill
Place. aged years months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at No. 1453 Newbury street.
In this city, Oct. 7, Raphael S. Abrams, son OF
Saml G. and Della Abrams. aged months II days.
In South Bristol Sept. 81, Mr.. Thomas Carnage,
aged SO years months.
@g-The funeral services of the late A. N. O'Brion
will take place at IL O'clock this forenoon at Ever
green Cemetery.
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INDIA.
Another Welcome Rainfall

LONDON, Oct. Later reports from the In
dia famine district show considerable general
rainfall on the 9th inst, which. 1t is believed,
will save Behar, Punjaub, Rajputana and the
northwest province. from all danger of failure
of the autumn crops.
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Sales at the Brokers Board, Oct. 81
$4,000 Union Pacific sinking fund Ss........ 81
27 Boston & Maine Railroad. ...........,,,. "a
Eastern Railroad ................ ,...... "a Al
Eastern Railroad new bcnds). .......... 80. 60 5OS
Portland, Saco q Portsmouth r. r.. ~ 62S
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MARINE n EW S.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, Oct. 8.

ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Georgia. Coffin, Philadelphia to Maine
Central r.
Sch P L Smith, Upton, Boston.
Sch Game Cock, Robinson, Boston, to load for
Calais.
Sch Forest King, Tinker, Boston.
Sch Bonetta. (Br) Clark, Cheverie, NS-21O tons
plaster to order.
Sch Waterfall. Cameron, Bay Cnaleur, with SO bbls
Sch Island Queen, Ian, with 40 bbs.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York ,-Henry
Fox.
Jackson.
LAUNCHED-At Waldoboro Sth inst, ship Mabel
Clark. 1861 tons, owned by Edwin Clark and others
of Waldoboro. together with parties i'll Boston and
New York. and to be commanded by Capt d Shell
don. late of ba1Qne Nina Sheldon.
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POLITICAL.

State Convention of the New York Work.
ingmen's Party.
Troy, Oct. 8.-The WorBingmen's state con-
vention met to-day and nominated state tick
ct: Geo. Blair of New York city presided. A
committee was appointed to confer with
committee from the Greenback convention.
The afternoon was occupied in discussing the
Acknowledgement amendment to the state con-
stitutiop.
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CHEvERIE, Ms. Schr Boneta-2iO tons plaster
to order.
ST. ANDREWS, NIB. Schr Mary Ellen-25OO rail-
road seepers to E Hersey & Co, 45 tons old iron
to Portland Co.
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FOREIGN.
The Turco-Russian War.
THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.
The Russians Order Reporters 10 ,he Rea

The Russians Order Reporters 10 the Rear
LONDON, Oct. ga despatch from Gorny
will hereafter only be admitted to the line of
active operations on days of engagements, At
other times they will remain at the corps head
quarters, because it is believed that informa-
ton sent out by correspondents has several
times compromised the success of the Russian
plans.
A letter from Odessa states that within ten
days $500 sick from Bulgaria, have reached
Odessa hospital
Winter Coming ON in Bulgaria.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 8-Snow and rain
are continually falling. The continuance of
this unfavorable weather is considered proba-
BILE. and it is thought 1T will suspend all opera
tions in Bulgaria and the Balkans,
Probably Mehemet Ali will be APPOINTED TO
the chief command in Thessaly.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-09

SPOKEN
Aug 20, lat "a N, Ion "a W, barque Shawmut, from
st john n 3, for Montevideo.
Sept IS. lat 80 S. Ion ~ 40, ship Success, Hehborn
from New York for Bremen.
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Providence Print Cloths, Market,
Domestic Markets.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. S-The Printing cloths
is dull and prices little frmer at last quotations.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-09

A fire last evening damaged the safe mann
factory of Sullivan & Rice at Albany, to the
extent of $I5. 900; insured.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-09
Base Ball.

At Lowell-Lowells 8, Fall Rivers 6.
AT observation-disclosures s, Pittsfelds 3.
AT Rochester-Auburns g. Roehesters 5.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUB
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Oct. 8. Il A. M.
For New England,
cloudy and rainy weather, warm southeast.
erly winds, veering to colder westerly falling
followed by rising barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Look
out Cape Hatteras. Cape Henry, Kittyhawk,
Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape May, Atlantic City,
Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York, New Hav-
en-. New London, Newport, Portland and East
mort
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MARRIED.

In.this city, Oct 6, by Rev. j. r. Day, Fl. W
Deane and Miss Florence M. Millett, both OF Port
land.
In Fryeburg Oct. 7, by Rev. B. N. Stone, Dexter
q. Wiley and Miss Nellie NJ Wiley, both of Stowe.
In Gorham, Oct. 6, by Rev. j. Colby, Frank G.
Harding and Miss Annie b. Chambers, all of Cor
ham.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.


By water conveyance-1O00 bush corn meal to {
True & Co.
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CHRONIC DISEASES
To the Consumptive.

~ tHC &VhSuAAPAtCs
Wilbor's Compound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime,
without possessing the very nauseating flavor of the
article as heretofore used, is endowed by the
phosphate of lime with healing property which
renders the oil doubly eficacious. Remarkable
testimonials of its efficacy can be exhibited those
who desire to see them. For sale by A. B. W1LBOR,
Chemist, Boston, octSeodsnw1
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-09
Foretxui Exports.
Boston Stock Market,

FOfttKuI EAVUTtS,
ST RENE, MART. Schr Kit Carson-42OO shook!
and heads.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-09
HEALTH FOR ALI

Hundreds in this city and vicinity are to-day re.
joicing having been restored to health through the
skillfui treatment of
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Wasn't the Man.

A man with weak eyes and green
spectacles came wandering into the Of.
fice the other day and wanted US to head
= subscription 10 build q monument
over the grave Of brigham Young. We
declined. We haily refused. saying
that Mr.. Young's family was big
enough ami rich enough to provide him
with enough monuments TO reach from
the grave half way TO heaven.
$50 you won't put down dollar ?"
said the weak. eyed man.
"Not a solitary dollar" we said ;
"not Q nickel. not s,ingy rel cent"
"what!" he replied. In amaxement.
"And hero is the very place expected
10 Get the list headed right here at the
literary center Of this busy metropolis.
You wont give q paltry dollar in ire
dsemabls fiuetuating currency for a
monument over the grave Of the author
Of Might Thoughts, won't you ?
You'll"
But We assured him that Brigham
Young never wrote u line Of "Night
Thouehts," and that the author OF
that poem died more than one hundred
years ago.
"whatr" exclaimed the weak eyed
man; brigham Young didn't write
Might Thoughtsf'"
.'Not q thought" said We: "he never
thought after dark: he went to sleep"
..wsll. what did lac writer the mon-
ument canvasser asked.
Never wrote anything" We told
him; 'he didn't know how TO vrits;
signed his receipts for money with an
X and preached all his sermons Of
hand because he didn't know how to
make notes" -,
"wsll. we'll. wsll." the agent said.
musinely, show this world IL given TO
lying. What did Brigham Young do Il
he never wrote poetry. and couldn't
write. and never thought anything
"Narried," we said. married. Did
NOT need 10 think TO do that. The less
he thought the more he married. aud
when he died he had 50 many wives AMI
children that his funeral looked like
foundlinc hospital and charity school
picnic procession.
The man rose YEARLY aud started for
the door. pausina to ask:
Where is the public library 2 i
must rvad up little ON the public men
Of our day. Strange. passing strange,
that I should have got this stranger
named Brigham. Of whom | never heard
before ~ badly mixed up with Edwin
young. Burlington Ha'ek,y,.
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sTRAYED COW.

CyTRAYED TO MY RANCH, 49,
- ssme time since. blue roam =
CIV. about eirht yeas old. brand. X
cd "a. D. ON the hip Any perpon --.A~Ak>
owning said Cow can have pos>erslon upon
proving property and paying charses:
ROBERT JONES.
American Flat, septsmbcr .. 1911. res I'm
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THHr looked. as they wandered down
the street together. in the direction OF
one of one OF those shrines OF Gambri-
nus. with which the city 80 plentifully
abounds, like couple Of Indiana. i'm
pecunious sons Of toll ; but there is no
telling what they were. Said one
Of them. speaking hali.phonetieslly.
as they walked on: You're might.
lily mistaken. Jawge. when yer say
Brown knoz'ow t'r trsat'r fsller hks'r
gentleman when yer go t'r = 'oass th
ides 4 him treatin' nsnnybody like'r
gsntlsman's puidcly ridielus. i'r I've
been t'r is 'ouss moro'n forty times. In
all kinds'r weather. an me T spittin'
cotton, an he must'r know'd is dry =
r powder horn an'r few araps would'r
done me'r monsus sightr good. an yit
II . ever said 'hkker Or me AIRY onc',
damphihsrd'im. an these yer years r
mine likes the tas'r that sound too much
not t'r heerd 'im z no hdd'r said II. you
bet. Hero, less turn int'r this yer ves-
terbooi r hell aud put'r few draps r
distilled damnation under our shirts.
'Smy treat. t."-Louisriiis Courier Journal.
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Ara recent trial. tho COUNSEL for the
prosecution. after severely eross-exam-
lining a witness. suddenly put ON look
Of severity. and exclaimed. Now. sir.
was not an effort made to induce you
TO tell q different story ?" ~ different
story from what l have told. do you
mean 2" That's what i mean" "
Eyes. sir several persons have tried to
GET mo to tell q different story from what
have told. but they eouldn't." ''Now,
sir. upon your oath. l wish to know
who those persons are" "weli, you
have tried about as hard as any OF
thsm."
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A TRAMP.

Do not AWAKEN him.
Hsre ict him lie-
roaih hath forsaken him.
Friends have passed by.
Tsmpcsfs have shaken him.
Ruin. disxrace
sleep that with mother love
stills the worn bresst
Robbed of all other love:
Here let him rect.
us~gzr,i. ungsiniv face.
wind beafan. Will.
Where Gin and pain defsre
Olod's image mild:
Bltts.ei bv sl<et and stern.
s,ysched In the sun.
liA< ecvered feet and form
IL the march donef
Are there still blinding days
With heat aceurptf ~
Dusty aud winding vay-f
Husger and thirst.
Sweet In ths clover bed.
SCENTED ana warm.
BIRDS singing overhead
Deepen the charm
sualisht his eoverlii.
rorrow and harm
Now stand aside from him:
Mis- ~. shane.
Nak- their Path wide for him;
Know not his name;
Punishnlents glide from him;
Law cannot blaze!
B>es wander dron ne bj;
Butterflies pass
Insects. iatonirg. lie
Deep In the srsss.
Nsturs'. great tenderness.
wife .. the day,
Bfn eAnnot r~nder lees
Nor sorrow stsy.
sleep. then. poor lonely ose
Nature IL true.
She is the only one
Faithful 20 you
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ENGINEERS MEETINGS.

r,oxsrocK LODGE. NO. 1. OF THE
u Broiherhooi OF statis nsry knginssrs,
meets KvRRY YiRSr AND THIRD MONDAY
Of each month. at Odd Fellows Hail. Gold
'."'' WILLIAM cANDLKR. Chief.
oronsE J. PERkixs, p. A. r. tyiss I'm
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BANKERS AND sfoCKBRoKERs.
AGENCY OF the
NEVADA BANK
or SAN FRANCISCO,
AT VIRGINIA CITY. SEw
pyrosrrs REoErvxD AND ACCOUNTS
~ kspt either In cAn OF Currsney.
gxoHAMoE ON ALL POINTS
Purchased and drawn By the Assssy up0a
NAN FRAN, .sCo AND NEW YORK,
BOTH In vaIS AND cuAsncI'
Al.s, .. sssr,iss .. l.s.dss ssd Dsbil..
BULLION PURCHASED.
rRLEoRAPhic rRANsrERs MADE.
coLLEorioSs MADE AT ALL POINTS.
Sank sGss bought and sOid.
oso. A. KING. Ass...
vrras City, New. ysn. 10. ls1s. isn
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
AoEMoYi
GOLD HILL 80 NEVADA.
W. n. sLAuvELr r.................AaENT
DEPosIrs ofc0lN or BULLION received.
D.llher IA open account. or % issus GER
TfficATEs therefor, payable tst ne option o.
the holder) In 0old Hin or San francisco 70
=. !. s.,lla~firaa M rehaaa HulliOu lt the mO1t

pxposrrs ofcoM OR BuLLIoN received.
DIiher oa open account. or 70 issus CIR.
TffIcATEs therefor, payable tat The option ol
the hoIderj In Gold HIN or San Francisco; 70
MAKE collections. purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rstos. or sdvancs coin snefeon vten
Forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In Ban Franeisco;
soils Bills Of Rxehangs, and transaets General
Banking Business.
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PAY YOUR BILLS.

JrBAy ISPossIBILITY FOR NIX TO PAY
my bills % long - those who are owing me
do not pay mp. therefore request all vho are
indebted TO me. for board os otherwise, 70 call
and settle Immediately, % money must have.
WILLIAM PniPPs,
Proprietor Franklin Houss.
.~5tv Gold Hiii.
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s3 90 LOT.

One Ladies' opsra 0usrd Chain.
one LsiIes' Mech Chsin and Oross.
Ops brautiful Loeket. engraved
One pair Hand Brseel.ts. c..
One uent's twist link .es. ensn ~Au wv"
One pslr onyx sieeve Baacns.
Que sst lD 0nyx ehirt stnds.
one new improsei Collar bntton.
t,ne srtra cut Cameo seai itipg.
Ooe ARIZONA solitaire stnd: ,r
one sc, sinethJs Ut OF Topaz Pin and kar Drops
one Lsiie-' Chemisc button.
Oas plain Hing. STAMPED ish
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oo-cEMr LOT.
81 90 LOT.

One pair sleeve iIaiton., .scae ss'tins.
One .et CD spiral shirt studs:
One hsavy band EngHgemsp pt King.
One ->t ~ Engrsvsi brsceletz.
Opa f.asiies' lsns Guard OF Neck Chain.
One Engraved Miniature Lockst, toe above.
Ots cents heavy.link Watch Cham
One Laks Ucorre Diamond Stnd.
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wArc1ss, JEWELRr. ErC.


;IY WORN IN PARIS, WAS PIRsT DISCOVERED
n, Mos u. BE LAingv. who manntAetnrv1 " ia.o
IA jewellers Of Paris Tor soltD eo.b. ~ s.,s
rn,fns iswelrrv established stock company. WIZ
ksnufsctarnc KONAINK GOLD JEwkLhr M, ANp
I'd The sid OF improved machinery thsy ~ enso.se
Al less than ons.t~nih the cost OF solid goia. ~
Ipossibls even for experss To ds'ss' 'i0n' Wv
the united s,st.s and csnsds for the sais ol Al
4 IN orlsr 20 Introduce them In the me. ri-y
= given below. which vs WIZ se" ~ '"' ''-'
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DoHAlNE GOLD. 80 ExfE
n In 1910 by the esiebrat~d frrned >
jsvelry, ami fof fvc years sold 70 10 ~
his secret became known ten of u -
capital of tio.ooo.G0. for the purpost
WATCHES. With this iumenss Co.
TO producs Ill the lsssst patterns 81
VI . quality and color which mAhss
genuine.
GOOD. manufactured frvm this metal
manner. have put up assorted ranplSsI
The retail valas until January !. ISIS. Res
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80 90 LOT.
- 90 LOT.

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The o tor So q lot ~ to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01

GR0OYRIRs, PROVISIONS, Etc.
GROCERY STORE.
RICHARD MERCER,
MAIN sraEEr. GOLD NIL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOW ON HAND
AND Y0s SALE CHEAP FOR CASE.
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PROVISIONS OF AL KINDS
THE BEST oFwINRs AND LIQUORS
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VEGETABLES AID FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
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FAMILY aRoCtRits. PHov's'uHs.
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GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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