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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06

--Stained3ood ordinary. lice. svc; gooc ordinary,
. il.isc low mddiug ioc. middlng. io'sc spot
sales follows -
To-Day Last Ereainq TOTAL
delivered contract. bales For future delivery
the sales were rs follows Yesterday after two May
iga Ills 2ro ~ II 2oc Jane. 200 a. u ne, POP At
T. 23c 500 a. li2tc 2ooo ~ IL 25c i9o0 AZ \ Doc
JAY 300 At l4c, 900 at II s5c.. 400 Al II 3c. 800 ~
lL5.e. August. 800 ~ lt4lc 200 Hale. 300 ~
~ itc ny a. ii4ic september. 100 at IL 4c 100 a.
asc October 100 az PFC 800 Al! H. 2sc December.
M.May 100 u isc 800 l2oc.. 100 al II. 22c. TOO
~ 2le 200 at H. lsic. June, $500 24c.. 500 At
23c. 200 At III 2oc 600 At li21c.. 500 al ll2sc.
aU A. !l;2ss, 100 At ii:22e.. 100 a. ii2ie-.
200 a. ii:2ac.. 800 ~ ii2sc. go Al ii-2c..
July isOO a. Doe $40 al li34c-. 400 nj ll37c 400 as
llSc, 800 At l.c. 100 &c., 800 33c., 200
52c. 800 ~ ii3lc 200 ii34c 300 al. 700 At
ii3oc August 200 o. II 42e. 400 ~ II 43c; 400 -
ii.s5c goo 81 i4ee 200 At 47c. 100 as iis 100 az
az II $40 sepienber 100 A. li.42c October. 100 as
Der. 200 a. II. ise.. 100 a. ~ lac: Fecrssry.
100 ~ il.3sc.. 100 At i.s5c. = Total 1880 bales
Grand .otai 44ooo bale. The receipts =. the
o6o; Mobile. ~: savannah 10: Charleston. 3as; Viii
mington, Norfolk 300: Boston. 1868. Philadelphia lis.
Total. i9li This day las, week. 400 This day last
year 4.63s Total since september !. 3.s2l.15 bales
isc. To Hamburg by steam. s4c
10 Bremen. by steam No. 10 Liverpool,
5l6d. by steam by sail A32c. compressed Market quiet
Flour ASp GRAIN. -Recepts-Fiour. 0o35 bbis corn
$500 DO. rye. IS do. barley malt $3.50 do The hour
market hrmer and lOc. i lac higher.
The sales about 1880 bb.s. including state West-
Southern. tho xed quotations Rye -four
steady with sales Of $50 oils. Corn meal trin
with advancing tendency sales about 1000 bols
AMI a "a u tie -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
OVERTURNED.
Another Aeeidess whiis Dsisisg
on the Geiger Grsde.

Yesterday afternoon at about half-past
4 o'clock . painful accident occurred on
the Geiger grade. north Of Virginia City.
Captain cosgrove Was out for . drive,
accompanied by his wife and i've children
and Matt. Rahilly. an old resident Of Gold
Hill. The party went about half way to
the race.track and hal turned TO come
back. They were going at . lively gait.
and in making the turn opposite the saera-
men,o mill. Captain Cosgrove, who was
driving. refined the horses too close to>the
inside bank. The carriage was overturned
and all the occupants were thrown into
the middle Of the road. The upsetting Of
the carriage cansed tho breaking Of the
kingbolt. and the team. being released,
wen on for q few few hundred yards,
when they stopped Of their own accord. Mr..
Rahilly WAS holding Captain Cosgrove's
sou upon his knee at the time Of the acci-
dent, anl in trying TO save the boy from
being hurt. fell in such . way that his LETT
leg was broken an inch and . hall below
the knee. The boy vas badly scratched
anil sustained some scvure bruises about
the head. The extent of his injuries u
no, vet definitely known. but Il Is not
thought that he will suffer much. The
other occupants Of the carriage were
slightly scratched. but were more scared
than hurt by the fall. The breaking OF
the kingpin WAS . most fortunate occur.
renee, for otherwise the accident would
probably have resulted fatally. - the car
rage wss thrown almost on top OF The
whole party. Tho rvpairs TO the carriage
will cost between two and three
Inllara-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

N.r,ax.t TurlrrR Ta-EIOuI. - The
'--,,-..,.~. hon.a, which b.. been
o'uP'' - iii
tsndered 70 MISS "inhc''A noh'Asuo W."
take place ut the National Thcater' 'ir-
y;n,. this evening. Miss Montague IL an
-'.., ~ u,.r;, .na ,o,,,.yitv and
sc"ess VI ,"u -
. very excellent iady. one ~ "eii uesei'-
Ing Of what she Will receive
crowded house. The entertainment, as
may be seen BY. distributed pronrammcs
.o,"wns viIi he a very attractive and en-.
joyable n &. Miss Montague will appear
a. Ann ghu'e ~ tne pcsuIiui M
1ran,a' W. .o, ~ ranna, snnncr,.d
Maru IS AyI.s va ' MY w.nn. Mir.
iii ai.n sn,esr Inv May Of variety
in a choice and highly pleasing perform
ance: The prices Of admission rii pe,s
usua 'a,a. ~" ,,..,"r !. ant
"
pupxEY', FRENCH RESTAURANT. - As
in 4. ...n hx In. rroc,am.tion IN our
advertising columns to-day. Duprey. the
weli.known proprietor Of tho Restaurant
| De France. on Main street, opposite the
| r.,,,.. .,.hIs. Ia driving lis business
Neal liysIy. REGARDLESS Of the hard times
and low price OF stocks. He set, Just as
good ,aSie e,.', VII, an IN .hn,ca
,ns, nv 80 IN hi. rernt,tIon .nS
experience Of the last twenty years Is q
arst-class maitro dc cuisine. as : guarantee
maj D. can g,sS .ne uIa nnma.nms ,1;nnt'
fully indorsc what he says.
ooo, svox,xo-Tbe .um a. sl.5sl
- !. -. il. =
So. :, a., mon,, hv ,hs pum., ou.ri
~ = :. n."naw r".. u .he arnh.n school
under charge Of the Sisters Of Charity Of
Virginia City.
VERY interesting lecture was delivered
In 81. Patrick's Church, Gold Hill. last
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
THE REWARD or GENIUS.
Iss~ - Psiies Court Reporter d Pei.
ished s1 10 Nevada.

A Comstock reporter was assaulted by
an irate female who had been mentioned
in his police reports one day last week
while masticAting his regular allowance
Of hash. and in the presence OF q large
number Of fellow-citizsns similarly en-
ployed. she kindly promised to horse
whip him the next time he crossed her
path. That night he lay awake thinking
Of the fearful prosecutions 10 which he
was subjected on account Of his faith
fulness 10 the reading public. After toss
ing uneasily for q time upon the pile OF
exchanges which nightly serves him for .
couch. the unhappy youth dropped into .
ftful slumber. and dreamed he saw . war
like woman bearing In m hand . breech-
loading shotgun. while in the other list
was carried q huge club. His blood froze
within his veins. lie was paralyzed with
fear. lie would have He'd, but . fiend OF
Darkness seemed 10 clutch him. and while
holding him with . grasp Of iron by the
throat Kissed into his capacious ear The
hal but one) the first part Of that famous
epic poem which begins something like
this:
Local, q Is,cai. ! -wsre of the day,
when tbs rlsndercd shall met thee In battle
For the sowhiis and pistol rush red on IN,
aight.
And ,h- Knights Of the pencil are scattered in
flight.
The sweat stood in great drops upon that
reporters classic brow. His hair assumed
an erect attitude. Ills heart seemed TO
cease its wontej motion. He vas COM
pletely bulldosed and intimidated. How
long this agony would have continued no
a can tell. for at this moment the pencil.
sharpener was awakened BY tho report Of
a navy six-shooter and the receipt OF .
leaden pill In his left side. The man who
hal been accused Of whipping his wife
had called 10 pay his respects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
Primary Eisetiss.

The Republican primary election in Vir-
GINA City Last Saturday resulted In the
choice Of the following.named delegates
First ward-C. II. williber. y. c. Lord.
Il. Nye. j. G. smith, David James. ]. N.
Haley and Mr.. Warren. second Ward
William skyrme. George Hatch. 1. n.
Isaacs, George A. King, Charles Mueller.
Hank smith and u. Armbrust. Third
warL-f. A. Tritle. Frank Thayer. James
BRAZIL. W. W. Scoggin. G. L.. Foster.
Charles Williamson. Charles q. Wsins and
Joseph Joseph.. John Gillig and John II.
Plate were a tie for the ninth delegate.
Fourth ward-J. d. Stevens. Lee Went
worth. Philip Reese, Daniel Grant, Fred.
Kline and John barclay. The convention
for the nomination Of municipal officers
IL being held to-day 10 Miners Union
Hall. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
lem Goliath.

Mr.. Z. U. Goliath. better known In
Gold Hill ~ Old Lem Goliath, arrived
this morning. direct from Salt Lake.
Lem used to be Superintendent Of the
Challenge mine here In Gold Hiil some
ten years ago. and was ~considered . toiera-
BILE respectable gentleman. but he has been
running with tho Mormons since then.
Ho has been attending to mining interests
out In the Salt Lake country. and has
merely dropped in at the present m TO
see II the Comstoek lode IL where he lott IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

The recent decision Of the Court OF Ap-
psals In New York 10 causing serious
trouble to large numbers Of liquor dealers.
The Corporation Attorney has commenced
several hundred suits against saloon keep.
era TO recover the penalty fixed for . vio-
lHtion Of the statute OF 1851 which allows
only inn.keepers TO retail spirituous
liquors to b drank on the premises.
Charles Carey Of Boston this morning
purchased 80, 900 In United States bonds,
and was followed Ia his store by three men.
two Of whom engaged his attention while
the third stole the bonds from Gsrrcy's
coat. which was hanging near BY. There
Is no clue 10 the thieves.
Rev. W. II. Scott. tho colorsd preacher
OF South Carolina, reported 70 the New
England Methodist Conference on Friday
~ having been murder ed, 10 alive and
we'll and performing his pastoral duties
without molcstation In Marlboro county
OF that State.
A Washington special 70 the New York
Tine. the arrival Of Stanley
Matthews. IL 10 reported. In response 70 q
telegraphic request from Senator Gordon.
unu says tuAt ub piesehco sssysis
with the pending controversy In Louis'
lana.
Monslgneur Chatard. Rector Of the
American College at Home. 10 IN New
York. endssvsring 10 collect funds for the
maintainsncs Of that institution. He will
ylsit the churches In New York and the
principal cities Of tho country.
To-day Hugh Riddle Was elected Prssi:
dent and David Bows Vice President Of
the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific hail.
road.
ANow York H,raid's special says The
friends OF Ben waldo have requested him
to suppress his recent letter densuneing
Hayes.
John Kshos In Pottsville. Pennsylvania,
was this morning sentenced 70 b hung Tor
tho murder Of p. 8. Langton In 1852.
A fire In Ashland. Ohio, yesterday do
stroyed an entire block Of buildings. The
loss 10 SEQ, 900 ; insurance, $4,000.
Silver Is quoted In London to-day at
5iLd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
TAxor crrr, CAL, April 10, 1877.

TAHOE crrr. CAL, April 10. 1871.
EprroR NEws: Thus far We have enjoy.
ed . very pleasant Winter here at the lake,
with but little snow. and the Spring ID
opening fully two months earlier than last
year. Tho roads are now in good eondi-
ton between here and Truekee. and Va
hear that Moody and Cardwsll will have
their stage lines on BY the 10th. The
Grand Central Hotel will opsn BY that
time, and a:.very early. - we'll - . very
large travel 10 expected 70 set In for thu
lake. Thh famous hotel will be under thu
~weli.known management Of A. J. Bailey.
The Tahoe House (Pomine's) SNOW open.
and on the LIST Of Nay the Tahoe Custom
House will also reopen for the season.
when all travellers will DO accommodated
with Forbes a Campbell's "passes" 70
any point OF tho lake. and "customs "
will be received At their office on the dock.
John W. Mckinney. 90 we'll known TO
all Gold Killers, 10 making great prepsr-
atoms at his f~Avorits place Of resort
on Sugar Pine Point. and expects 70 en-
tertain about half tho people OF Gold Hill
during the season.
The steamer Governor Stanford makes .
trip around the lake once . week during
the Winter. accommodating sll.points with
the mails. On the first Of Nay the daily
mail being resumed. the Sanford will make
regular daily trips during the season. ~
Of old.
The new steamer mo name yeti. jus.
being completed by ID. W.. Avery. and
Fish Bros. Of San Francisco. will be .
great accession 10 oar steam fiest and
travelling accommodations ON tho lake.
she IL . propeller. seventy-fve feet In
length. fitted up like . palace. and will
have . speed Of from fifteen To eighteen
miles per hour. Her owners propose run
ming her 10 accommodate the best inter
ests of the people on tho lake. ~ we'll -
the travelling public.
W. ID. Campbell Of the Hot springs. and
Tom Rowland. Of Rowland's. will have
their well-kuown and popular places Of re-
sort open for the entertainment of tour
lists and the pleasure-sssking public very
o and so also with Hawthorne. Of tho
Lake Shore House at Glenbrook.
j. II. @.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
u.,.r..r-. saturday Evssiss.

PocKsr-nooK n CHECK LOST. - A
poeket-book. containing among other
article. a check for $500. was lost ON Main
street. in the central part Of Gold Hill.
ye.tsrlay. The finder will be literally
rewarded on leaving the lost property at
the dry goods store Of Alex. Cohn. on
Main street. Payment % the check has
been stopped. therefore II Is Of no use to
one but the owner.
CAbLy AT THE CONSOLIDATED BRoKyS.-
Last Thursday night the cable Of the
middle compartment Of the Consolidated
Virginia shaft broke near the reel Just a.
tho double cages were starting up. No
particular damage was dom except h the
cable, which was 80 badly whipped and
twisted in its fall down the shaft that II had
10 he replaced by . new one.
PosrroyrnrSr.-The delinquent sale In
the matter Of the presen, assessment oil
the Florida Mining Company Is postponed
until tho 10th Of May at tho same hour
and placc As heretofore announced. ses
official notice Of tho same appended 10 the
delipauent list in our advertising columns
McpowrLL's TEi,L.-The trial OF Thos'
Mcdowell. for the murder OF Eidoradc
Nall. was commenced this morning IN
DAYTON. A panel Of fifty jurors has been
summoned 10 be In attendance.
p~norrssoR wnLARp's performance al
Gold Hill Miners Union Hall to-morro~
evening promises to beA delightful enter
tsiumeni. Read his advertisement in an
other column.
/, in Virginia City. last saturday
-, o,t Inv the omen before the iir'
company could reach the scene Q, .ne w"
asrIaticn. Score one for the ladies'
Tn. Liberal Society Of Virginia City II
.,.,,ny N sive An enjoyable entertain,
p,asst on The III and ith OF May. In National
Guard Hall.
PAVING orr.-The employees OF thu
,,ii. In and about Silver City, running o,
ore from the Justice mine, are being pau
OF to-day.
Rvo,srn.r,ox IL lively in Virginia cay
and Gold Hill. Only . few more DAYS ~
main i'm which 10 record the names "
voters. ..,i
THAT baseball match between the anu
-.nv ,if,s~s and the lightning niger "
Virginia City has been declared on
Yrxxs are now squelehed in virginia
c;,x without q general alarm. Prosre'si'h
il the order Of the day.
BILLION valued at s2s5.iis 81 vas SEM
b.low from Virginia City last sa'araa!
night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
Iassees SAlea.

San Francisco. April i6.-3 p. y.
Con. virginia-3ih asked.
Gould 4 Curry-7b asked.
Overman-i5t bid. i6s asked.
Con. virginia-3ls bid.
Imperial-i asked. 95c bid.
California-33S bid. 81 asked.
Mexiczn-Is bid.
California-33h bid.
Yellow Jacket bid.
Best 4 Belchor-ick bid. II asked.
Best 4 B~elchsr-i6t sold.
Yellow JAcket-7S bid.
Gould 4 curry-7h bid.
Sierra Nevada-3 IS bid.
Ophir-i3 bid.
California-3t soll.
Alpha-sh asked.
Ophir-l3 bid, i3S Asked.
Ophir-i3a sold.
Beat 4 Belcher-i7 bid.
Caledonia IS bid.
California-4 bid.
Con. virginiA-33 bid.
Beat a Belcher-i7a bid, i7S asked.
California-3Ik bill.
Con. virginia-3 sold.
Justices bid.
Yellow Jacket-7a bid.
Belcher-i 90 bid. 5 asked.
Hale 4 Norcross-2 Is bid. 2 80 asked
Crown Point-5A bid.
Overman-iGS bid.
Chollsr- Potosi-3i bid.
Hale n Norcross-2a asked.
MexicAn-S's asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

The game Of baseball which took place
near the Caledonia hosting works yester-
day resulted In a victory for the Gold Hill
boys. The Young Aciivcs. OF Geld Hill.
turned out the following nino: T. j.
Bsuney. Captain J. Morgan. A. fitzger-
AID, j. Halsteai. A. Becker. ]. Hammer.
L. Gallagher. q. Larson, 7. Curran and
George Miles. The Lone Star Club. OF
virginia City, was represented by =.
Kaneen. Captain j. Spargo. M. Conners,
0'Brirn. Engels. Priory. James McDade'
John McDade. Singleton. and Western. MT:
Enssls acted as umpire. Tho score stood
twenty.three to nineteen. and considerable
interest In the result was manifested BY
tho outzilen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
n.rx,... =. s,,v.r cay.

Night before last burglars succeeded In
puuching = hole through the stone wall Of
Charley Gross store. in Silver City. at .
min, where an attempt WAS made mot long
MO. and this time they were successful In
getting away with . choice selection o.
Clothing, etc., 10 the value Of i've or six
hundred dollars. The job va very neatly
reformed, the operators being evidently
expert, at the business. Las: Thur;d.y
night burglars made an attempt TO get into
NJ Govan's store through the skylight.
hut somebody proved to be too wide awsks
for them. and they had TO leave in par
ticuiar hurry. Our Silver City nsigh6on
should do a. We do ~ Ne do In Gold Hill :
blaze away with . shotgun Whenever any
unusual noise or movement u heard u inc
Nighttime.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
s~RNsIBLE ApvICR.

You are ssisd svsry day through the columns
Of nsvspspsn and By your druggist to use
consisting for pyspspsia and Liver Complaint
THAI yru know nothies about. You get de.
coaraged spending money " III bat little sue.
ress. Nov IN give you Satisfactory proof that
t,Rxu's Aususr .fLowEH will ours yvu Of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, with ali their
bsbitsal costiveness. psipitstien Of The heart,
heartburn. vater.brssh, eomiSg up OF food
after eating. ] ~ spirits. etc, We ask you 10 20
10 yoar oraxgist ssd gvt . sample bottle VI
0RxHn's Auousf Flown for 10 cents and try
%. or Q regular size for Is esnis.. I've dos's
will relieve roo. misc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
IMpURR SHEATH.

Auopg eli the disssrsssbls consequences that
follow the dseay Of the teeth. en- inpurs breath
mus. b. the most morifying and unpleasant to
10 posssssor. and u 10 the most inexcusaols
aud offensive In society and yet the cause OF u
may easily b. removed b, cleansing ,our te.th
dali. With that lr'tiy poplar ds.i,iriss. "a.
the breath. eoois and reffeshes The mouth. sud
siv,s . pearl like appearan'e 10 che teeth.
u-ptisutn Who indulge In ,mokins should
cleanse ti.sir teeth with BOZJD0NT. - u
snoves ali unpls.sant odon OF the weed. Ask
your druggist f0r 70. apieim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
rxx surrax's A v

A correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph
says . at have Just inspected tho Ottoman
nest In the Bospborus. and hnd the con-
dillon Of The sultAn's navy splendid. HIS
vessels are fully manned and tho disci'
pline 10 ~ good - possible. Admiia
Hobart Pashs has been formally aPPo,nteo
eommsnder Of tho Black Ses squadron.
which comprises fifteen ironclads. Inc
forts on the Dosphorus arc also READY.
Reports from the armies arc satisfactory'
Nshamct Pssha, first aii-ds-camp Of tho
sultau, has left tho capital 70 inspect tho
troops anal munitions OF war In Anatolia,
aud suparintend dual arrangements along
TIE Asiatic frontiers.
A POPULAR WAR;.
vienna. April i6.-It Il feared that u
trla will not b able long 10 remain . spec
tAtor 10 the difficulties. Sho 10 preparing
10 assume an attitude Of defensive neu.
trality. Tho influence Of Russian Bclsve
Committees extsnd almost 10 Austria's
frontier. and Austrian statesmen. whs
consider is vicinity . permanent peril,
are determined 70 check It, progress aud
have taken steps 70 annul its effects on the
sclavs population.
LONDON, April i6.-The Daily E~cs 81.
Petersburg correspondent says tho war
feeling 10 intonse. There never was such
q popular war - this will DO. There 10 no
bfsg and blustsr. but . quiet resolution 10
depleted on every mans face. and 10 man.
Hest In evsrybody's language.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
BRONCHITIS.

From John Flag. Ksq., Of Benninzton, y. H.
"rhrse yssrs since I wss very much reduced
with . dreadful coagh. which resuitsl In Brou.
dinacult 10 speak In 81 audibie v % CO. TO tolls
was addsd severe night svests, and I was fear.
fui OF going into Q decline. After recourss 10
various remedies 20 no purpose. ] maize nse "
DR.. wistar's baisam Of Wild Cherry . fes bot.
Ties OF which fully restorcd me 10 health.
since that timsf have had several severe at.
laeks OF cough, but the Bsisam hss always re-.
moved them. always keep u by me, and
should not know how 70 do without t."
Sold b. all druerists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

NEW YouK. April i6.-The transae-
tons q, the Board this morning were :
100 Alpha o. 800 Best& Belcher In. 400
Bullion 7, 200 California 40. 100 Chollar
"a. 80 Con. Virginia IS. 800 Confidence
A.. 200 Crown Point 5. 20 Eureka Con.
1871. 800 Justice sis, 100 Northern Belle
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4 CARD.

To ali vho srs sudshne from the errors and
indiservtions Of You,h. nervous weshness. early
dssay. loss of manhood. stc- ] will send .
receipt that will cure yon, YnKI or cHAnns.
This great rsrnedy ssdiseovered b. y ission.
arg iu south Ame,ica. Send . pelf.sddiessed
enyelopc TO the REV. JJsEPH T. INNAN,
station ID. Bible nou.e, Nv York CITY.
mhSa Gm
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naa Fraaeises Bard.
THIS MORNING.
1910 ophsr. iax, Is. i3s. 10 80. lax
2iSo Mexican. s.. IL. n
ips 0ouid q Curry. sS. 81, TN
200 Be-, . Beiehsr. iss. isk. iss. ists. II,
.,oc.iliorni.. 81. san. s.x. as. as. "a
I'D Savage. ., .
tTts Csn. Virginia. -. 52k. sak
20 cho'isrPsISsi. u. nv, stk. siS. 81 80.
ii0 Hale = Noreross. Q. . 10. 40,
3j90 Crown Point. o. sS.sh
l2ss yellow Jacket, Is.T,Tk
no Imperial. .. ooc. Csc
100 kentuek. ~
SIS Alpha. sk. 81. ~
IS IS s s.'Ss's S.s.a., ~. 10. ~
123 Utah. .. 81. 81. 81. ek
sfo sullion. en- sk ~
Vo Exehequer. .. . ~. ai5
isso Overmsn. 10. 49,. l6A
9o Justice. 81. 81, Z. so
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PROV A DisrISGUIsnED JURIsr.

"I have tried ths PkHuviAs srRur. and the
result faily sustains your prediction. u has
mads Q new man of ne -infused Into my sys-
tenn nsw vigos and energy. ! rn no LOGGER
trsmulors and dsbiiitaied % when yon last
saw me. bat stronger. heartier. ard with srgsr
o. any time during the last i've Jesrs." sold
hy al drugzists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
LAKE IAnoE.

Winter Al ths Beautiful LAkstrhs
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

The birds marked with . . fell dead out
81 bounds.
The Virginia Shooting Club numbers
among its members some Of tho best wing
shots ON the Pacific coast, and 10 win the
prize from them IL no mean honor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.

Miss Y. Z. Polstt, at the HOMESTEAD. Cole
Mn. manufsstursa Sh irts and osutisusn's On
dsrvesr 10 order. a the shortsst possible notics,
and guarsntsss Q perfect q. Repairing vel
and nsAtiy done. Send siong youf ordsrs and
PROVE the truth o. or assertion. Nm