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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
rng WAR;.

The extraordinary events Transporting
in our own country ut this time are OF
such Importance that we feel bound to
give to them all our tslsgraphic space.
and by doing &C We are forced to leave
out our dispatches from the seat OF war
In Europe. The kilograms. however,
ca. b briefly summarized. They tell
rs that the Schipka Pass. in the Hal.
kans. has been taken by the Russians.
II this be 30. the Czar has a clear road
to Adrianopls. and can then dictate his
own terms Of peace. England Is send
ing mort war ships ON mysterious mis-
aions. which would seem to indicate
that she does not propose to be caught
mapping when her interests are at stake.
Rsdif Pasha reports that he defeated the
Russians ON Friday. and drove them be-
hind Ysni Saghra, with an estimated
loss Of 5000 men. All these dispatches.
however. are from Turkish sources. and
too much reliance must not bs placed on
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
The Last sa,erac Lie.

Current topics always form the base Of
Of discussions in the Sazerac Lying Club:
and what more natural than that that
organization should at this time discuss
the subject Of hot weather. Different
members had related their experience Of
extreme hot weather. aud II was thought
the climax To- reached when q member
stated that when he Was camping In
Southern Utah. ono upon . time. he
used to fry his bacon and sggs by laying
them on q rock in the shade. and they
would be cooked in three minutes by
the watch: in the sun the food would
have sixxled into . coal in about four
seconds. There was q moments lnll in
the debate. and thsn the member known
- Old Reliable" syoks up : "why.
down TO Arizony. when ! lived thar. IL
was 20 hot that they used 10 have to
splice TIVE Thermometers together SOS
10 git any idea Of the heat, and svsn
then the ~quickiilvsr would squirt over
the top Of the top Thermometer soms-
Adjourned dustin RsrsMs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

WHEN Lieutenant Fiipper Of the U. s.
Army. brilliant in gold cord and army
blue arrived at his home in Atlanta. Ca.
he VAS the hero Of his race. A hall and
brass band we're hired AMI a reception
VA given 10 him. With his Left hand
resting upon the hilt OF his ponasrous
cavalry sabre. 10 told his friends about
his life at West Point among the cadets.
They had always treated him fairly.
although they would not associate with
him openly. He hadn', q better friend
among the three hundred cadets than
General Butlsr's sou. lie had been Ger.
daily received by the army officers at
Chattanooga. and expected 10 be well
treated BY his comrades In the regiment
to which be hal been assigned. They
bal not lived In the south. and become
tainted by Southern feeling. The gen
tlemsn Of the army" said Lieutenant
Fippsr. quite i~mpressivsly. "Ars gen.
orally better educated than the people Of
the South"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
NEVADA ITEMS.

As emotional q whopper a. has been
emitted In presence Of the Sazsrackers
IL thus related by the Rsrsik OF wsdnes-
day: At the meeting Of the Sazenc
Lying Club last evening. a member took
the floor aud related how he once made
an experiment in hatching ducks by mr.
tiHcial means. Said he: "a friend Of
mine told me II I would put u duck-eeg
into n bottle filed with water and cork
the bottle up tight and expose II to n
regular heat Of 10 degrees, farenheit.
I could hatch out . duck in three weeks.
I tried IL. I bought q Thermometer and
kept the heat at just the right point and
In three weeks I opened the bottle"
"Did the duck hatch 7" asked the Pres.
ident. "No." returned the member.
'' but I had the tink'inest bottle In the
United States" "How did you get the
sgy into tho bother asked the inquis-
tive member at this point. "Oh. Just
oiled IL and pushed II in" replied the
n~arraiing member. The question being
put. the lie was by q unanimous vote
declared fully up to the clubs standard.
Tho Battle Mountain Messenger OF
Of Saturday says: Yesterday afternoon
the new and complete Bruckner furnace
arrived for Galsna. II will be sent up
in u few days aud when placed in run.
ming order that camp will sun even u
more lively appearance than at present.
A larger force will probably b. put ON
right away. - Superintendent Strong Is
the man to push business.
Indians report great mortality among
the fish in the Carson River. They say
emo more catch en-. Heap sick-heap
die" Whistler II Is the low stage OF
the water or the use Of poisonous or 81.
plssivs material that causes the dsstruc-
ton. no N prrtsnds to know.
A letter with the following address.
says the Eureka Ssniiaa. was dispatched
through Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S express
lately "wells Fargo's agent. please
send quick to Toejam Jim on Lost Dog
Creek" The letter reached the odor-
qua jim in due season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
THE LE.sox ostrHE srRixE.

The Pittsburs and Fort Wayne Rail
road Company has taken assnsibls view
Of the situation. yielded 70 the men Who
are lighting for bread. and concluded to
give them thar old wages. two dollars q
day. which IL little enough fer . family
man. In al conscience. The Fsrt Wayne
road runs from Pittsburg 10 Chicago.
II il leased by the Pennsylvania line.
and the men are paid BY that road. IL
Tom Scott has yielded 10 the striksrs on
that branch Of his line. he viii do 10 on
every other branch. and the momsntths
Pennsylvania Railroad succunbs 70 the
power OF ths strikers. every other line
iu.ths country will follow IL example.
There 10 strength In the w~orkinsmsn.
because they are combined to effect =
great end. There would BE- strength in
the railroad companies. u they kept
together. But the moment the Penn
syivania line switches Of. the combin-
alton Is broken. and the vorkinsnsn
will carry their point all over the land.
The Pennsylvania Railroad attempted
to economic by taking ten cents on
Of every dollar paid to their employees.
The piitancs which thsss men received
before the reduction. two dollars . day.
was hardly enough to support their fam
lilies. The reduction brought this mis-
cradle sum down to 81 ~. IL II any
wonder that the men struck Is Il n
crime for q poor man to love his wife
aud children. and 10 insist that they
shall have food and clothingr The rail-
road began 10 economics. In other and
plaiusr words. IL began to put into the
rockets of its managers tho money
which Il stole from its workmsn. Now
what has been the result Of this wonder.
ful .scousmy ?" Three million dol.
Lara. worth Of uropsrty belonging TO ths
p.un,vlvapi. Railroad COMPANY WAS
burned In Pit,.buru yes,erday. That
three million dollars would have paid
IN. strikers THAR it'll, twenty cent. n
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n L srArlsrIcIAx.

Through the courtesy Of L. p. McCarty.
Publisher. We are favored with . copy Of
the Annual statisticisn for 1871. A its
name indicates this work Is . grand collec-
ton Of reliable statistics relative 10 all
countries. giving area. population. prin-
sipsl mountains. rivers. seas. lakes.
form Of government, dates Of prin-
cipai battles Of the world during nearly
1000 years. tho nativity. date Of birth.
death. etc.. Of noted persons. weights and
measures Of al countries, . record Of fast
trips On boa and land. chronicles Of she
turf. distances and rates Of fare over all
the railroads. telegraph charges Of the Pa
eiae Coast. etc.
This work also gives . vast amount
Of valuable financial information. yield
Of precious metals, yield Of the
mines Of Nevada. total assessments.
and total dividends on mining stocks. Pa
cihc Coast distances. biographical. his.
t~orieai. Legislative and political statistics,
tabular statements Of the popular and elec.
toral votes Of each s,ate In the Union. and
various other items Of information OF the
greatest value TO everybody. In fact there
Ia more useful information condensed into
this book than is 10 DO found In any sim.
liar work In this country. John r. Mains
tho compiler. has had extensive experience
In his line. and his correctness and reii'
ability are we'll established. His work
shows for itself. The book Justly meets
with high appreciation at tho hands Of all
business men especially, and IL IL in lively
demand. Mr.. NcCarty 10 o Waiting
this section taking orders for the book and
delivering II 10 all who desire II. Orders
ssnt 10 him through the Gold Hill or vir'
ginia post Offices will be promptly A.
tended to.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the error and
lndiscrstious Of youth. nervous weahnsss. early
de~ay. loss of manhood. etc. I will send .
rrceipt that will cure you. PRE- o. cnAnof.
This gr-at rsin~iy vas discovered BY nlsslon.
arr In south America. send Q self.addfessei
10 the REv. JUaRPH T. NMAN.
station ID, Bible House. New iofk City.
mhaD Cm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
rnK rA,.Acs RArlNa srANp.

Fur . roast Of beef uneIesiied In storsy
county. 20 TO Thomas Henfon's Eating stand.
In the Palace Saloon. no. : North Q stvsi.
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs at all houn In
every style. Iorty miners always On hand 1t
nlghf. FOR tasy, home style Of cooking. and
the best and frr-l cot Of ell that the markets
snori. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try q. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
HYArr,s I.IrR BALsAsi.

A. . ooaqssror Of Rhsums.ism. oous. Men,
nisis. and cure for serofaia and al dlssssss
srislng from lmpurity Of blood. the Old and
reliable family sedieinc. Hyatt's Life Baisani.
stands unsQusilrd, - proven b. ever cooyouv
radical vegetable compound Of s~arapshlla,
doeh. guaiacum. etc, and Q permanent cure.
sold By oil dragEists and country Rrocers.
nothing else, and " they havnt 10 We
sesd BY sxpresa. bored, evsrywhers, o. 81 and
Al % psr bottIs; IS and 80 50 half doz. Hyatt
j Hyatt, 2t6 Grand direct. New York.
my7o cod I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

The lesson Of this great strike il. that
manhood will assert itself. ami that
labor. with right on its aide. when prop
erly massed against capital. Is pretty
liable 10 win the victory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

A FIRE in the Lick House. San Fran
cisco. yesterday, completely destroyed
the elegant dining room Of the hotel.
No other damage was done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
WR CAN'T TALk

without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not to b
ashamed Of them, let us uss that standard deuti.
frics SOZODONT. which 10 sure 10 hesp them
whits and spotlers. No tartar can encruss
them, no ranker ancct the enamel, no species
Of Decay infect he dental bone, 10 8oxodont 10
regularly used. 10 10 . botanical preparstion,
and lie bensneiAl edects on the teeth and gums
are marvellous, ~ Il removes ell discolonttons
and renders the gums hard and rosy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
The Gold Hill Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. II Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
rsE PEOPLE.
BRONCHITIS.

trrom John Flag. ESQ. Of Bennipgtso, y. H.
"rhrss ysars sines I was vsry much sseucsd
with . dreadful cough. which rssuitsd In Bron'
dimcuit 70 speaf In an audible voics. ~ this
Wa addsd ssysrs night svssts. and { vas fear
fal Of going into . Decline. Aftsr recourss 70
various remedies 70 no purpose. I nsde - OF
Dr.. wistar's Baisan Of wild cesny. . fsv bot.
tles OF which hliy rsstored NJ TO hsaith'
tack OF cough. but the Bsisam hes always re.
moved them. always kssp 10 By ne, and
should not know how 70 do without u"
Sold By all druggists. j
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
q. 20. GALLUP.

O. II. 0ALLur. opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia. Gold nll, iesps constantly on hand oil
fsvorite brands Of Imported c:sars. ohoice bit
cigars. al hiais OF chewing tobacco, mser.
schaum pipes, nuis, candles. fne CUTLERY. anal
toys and hncy goods OF all kinds. apps N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

siR AsrLEY ne
VITAL RESI0RATlvEl
TaE aRKvT ENGLISH REMEDY R0R
1 Nervous Debility. spermatofrhra. Seminal
Weakness. and premature Define Of Physical
Force.
TuR VITAL RESTORATIVE
vii positively cur-. thoroughly and perma-
bsntiy. any case of EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
or nervous debility. either acute or Of long
stsnilng. and In either ser. no matter from
What ecu ~ produced.
THE VITAL RRsTORATIvR
IL . thoroughly scieniine prescriptioa. 10 not Q
qusek nostrum, hence perfectly safe 70 take. 10
plead mt 10 the taste, supplies 10 the eersbro.
spinal and sympsthstic aIstms Of psrv~s new
Force. pu,,nss and eniiehes the oioot I. reiusin.
siins and rsinvigoraiipg both mind and body
Thousands. both In this country and In Ea.
ropo, can testify 10 ths great rs>torstivs prop
efties of this really g-vat medicine.
Price. - per bottle. ..er -four times the quantity
Tor tio. s~nt TO any address secsrs from OBJ
servstion 90 receipt Of iiies.
A. X. MfNTfE. n. o.,
1rsduste uuivs'sity Of Prnasyivania, ists
Res dent surgeon Urthop oedie Hospital, Phils-
dslphisl IA Montgomery street.
san Francisco.
sole Agent, to whom all letter. should be I'D.
dressed. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

r. s.-pR. MrNTiH can BE- consulted In r,f.
erepre 10 the above complaints during once
houu from . a. 4. 10 3P. n. daily. and 9 TO
3 evening. Sundays. 10 4. n. to ,. =. Full
direct. ons and advice fres with svsry partage
of medleins. jy1s i'm
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BORN.

PKN0yER-In Gold Nm. July ~. 10 the wife
u II u. Psnoyer. . daughter.
LOuCkS-At DEVILS Gate. near Ueka. July
". To the wife Of A Lueks, . daughter.
wlLLiAMS-ln Austin, JAY II, 70 the wife Of
william Williams. . son.
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IPresident OF The Day,
x

Csmairtes % ArransenentA.
vmaNiA-G. rhiels. J. wuln. ,. @. Young.
y. schmsedske. Y. Boegle.
aoLD HnL-o. Hsub. 3. sehwelss. Z. sehoii.
oAKsos-a. W. Kitsmsyer, Geo. Tuhy, John
Wagner. n. Fisher. lytstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

1READwAY's RAncn,cAason CITY,
Saturday, August II, 1877.
Committee on Games.
. F s..ss VIM YIN ssS s,.a
John A Ingiis.
JudgeS on the Various Gau1eS.
WIN MslAehlsn. 40 Mckenzie.
w Oliver, jas 9nnt.
VIM Dfysdale. VIM eomsrvile,,
A. Done n,Dohs'a'
"'''s' 's DR. J Grant. ''
-
ReceDttOu Committee,
John A lntlls.
nnaapANOg mr. 0lnge
rs. .u.~,,. IL, N, nr,,.. ~,u n. .w.rt,I
y sos.ow.nS ~. t,ns ""' ""A'
.r,,o~,,, Heavy u.ume, ,v.,sh,. twenty.
" $50 ponndsl, Fint Priss. p,ir elegant
a rn,o.,n, Itch, IIsmm.- fvs,ght fourtsep
,onnS.s. ytrst Prize sold.1insd silver
a p,,,,ny U..vv sions tx,lsAt. tx.,ty.two
poapds, Fint Pre- sentIensn's gold
aud pearl sleeve huttons'
|
A. Putting IIybt Sion. tselsh,. fourteen
pounds,: Hrt Yrisr, gold quartz studs /;
O.. Abort Race 100 yarisD, for members Of tho
Club only: Firt rfiS,, silver spersne :
Thiu rHhe' "''e' """qne' ho'ue''
@. sack Race: Pirt Prize. elegant pair Of
ssn's onyx s"s's o"''on''
=. Standing Jump: tirt prins. half dozen
"'''
s. Three.Legscj Race tseventy.nve ysrds) /;
.. Running Jump: First Prize. silver On
grsved pichle castor; Second Prize. gold.
10. Running High Leap; First Prize. gold
lined silver cup: second Prize, goid.Tinei
and engraved cup.
n. yaul,ing with Pole: First Prize, oliver
chariot pickle dish aud S25 gold coin. pre-.
scented by A. q. Mckenzie. Esq.: Second
n. Tossing the C.bcr: First PnEe. slx.bottiei
engraved silver castor; Second Prize, CENT?
onyx sleeve bottoms.
sus;.,, sii ys,S St,ns. tu sss1 Si.s Price silver
"a. L,di.,' Race t.eyenty.ny ysris), Yirt
silver pickle castor. mo competition fes.J
!. :,
A a. seKenrc. Rsq. mo FEEL
=, HAS,, p... ,o,u,,.~n ,s.,. and und.,
or,o,rs-y,,., Prize. r,.r.u, So, Of carver.
snVe' soo'e''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23
CROW AND HOPPING COUGH.

Every bottle Of pimmetths Cough Balssm Il
guaranteed To do all that Il clsims Give II "a
your children Tor Group and hopping cough
hny cents and ons dollar per hottie. For sals
by John Jones, Jr. lyta 3v
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

FULTON
OFFICE AND WORKS,
500 South @ Street, on the Divide.
MANUFACTURES or EVERY Dk.
LII scriptiou OF
MILL AND MINING MACHINERY.
Sole Manufacturer OF the
yIcALLIsTRR PATENT CAR WHEELS.
Our work. have laisly been sniarg~i ani
rsmodsled. which, with the addiiiea OF
New and Improved Machinery,
Enables NJ 10 execute ell lipds Of work IN our
line promptly and In the best manner. 81 the
w." xNDksw FRASER. supsrin.enden,.
A. J. RALsron. Trustee. apll N
SILVER CITY STAGE LINE
AeiA
CONNECTING PROMPTLY WITH TIKI
MoRNINa AND EVENING TRAINS
AND rR-
ooLpr HILL AND VIRGINIA OMNIBUS
LINES,
WHICH NEVER PAIIs TO CONNECT.
No matter what the weather may BE-.
Clean and Comfortable stages, 0ood Team
wv JOIN bESNErTs.
GOLD HILL FURNITURE STORE
MAIN sTRRRr.--..0OLD MA,
Ner, above the Nrv, once.
2. W. GRANT. PROPRIETOR
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK or
furniture or Every Description,
Psrior and Bedroom scts, OIL Cloths.
Mirrrp, Picture Frames.
Window Shade. etc.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of I'll kinds eons 10
order. and PURNIruRE REPAIRING neatly
exscuted IL short notice. Prizes OF everything
a. low a. Of any other house In the Stats. and
fair dealing rusrsntssd. jssm
Al. THRILL, ELL nxzsl
UNION IRON WORKS
on TiIR DIVIDE
4 REESE,
FOUNDER, Msehinists. General Enginssr.
.Drsushtsmen. and manufacturer Of
QUARTZ MILL AND MINNIE MACHINERY
or Ali DESCRIPTIONS.
All vrders nilsd with pronptness and 10.
patch. and at the LOWEST RArEn,
omes-s2o South q street. on the Divide.
virginia. Nevada Ism
BARGAINS! BARGAINS y!
FOH CHEAP BARGAINS CALL AT THE
BONANZA BAZAAR,
30 ssusA c Street. v,rrs.,. city.
nyis .. D. LzvrNsoS.
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G;HiSiiias q 50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

FOR An IRRITArED THROAT,
Cough OF cold. Browns Bronehlai Troehss are
offered with the fullest confidence IN their
efhcscy. They maintain the good reputation
they have Justly acquired.
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The Beat Bands or Music

In the STATE will accompany the Excursions and
nurnish music 10 all tho-s dssirous 81 induiginR
In the dance.
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PERFECT sAvsrY AND STRICT ORDER

PkRFkCT sAFkTf AND srItiCr okpkk
win BE- secured BY special conductors and
guards on the train. No improper or objection
sble charaeicrs will Be allowed either on the
cais or on the grounds.
Al parties not holding exeunion tickets win
be charged IN entrance fee Of q to the grounds.
Non-membe~ Of the Club will BE- charged a
composition ice of 81 for each pane.
Ofncers Of the day and oomp tiior only
ailowsd Inside the circle. This order will be
strictly enforced.
TRAINS LEAVE
virginia City ., rNA.n.; Gold mn ALTMAN.
SO
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TRAINS LkAYE

vlrs'nl. CIT, ct r0 A.n.' Gold HUI ALTMAN.
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MARRIED..

R0ss-TALLMAN-In Reno. July %, Hon.
William kosa 10 Miss Cal. 1timAn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

In addition TO the above foregoing gamrs. .
team, consisting Of twenty men each from the
various military companies Of Virginia City,
Gold lilil md Carson City viii compete Tor
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A HANDSOME GOLD MEDAL.

To be awarded By the Club TO the team making
the most points. shooting 10 BE- conducted
according 10 the Creedmo'r ruled distance. 30
yards zach man Ia have i've roinds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-23

SULLIVAN LIN Virginia. July ~. Helena
daughter OF Mortimer and Catherine BULL.
vAn aged I year and z molths.
SuLLivAS-ln Virginia. July ~. NAry.dsuah.
ter Of Eugene sullivan. aged ~ months.
EkwlS-A Candslsria. EsmeraldA county,
july 10. John J. Lswis. aged 90 ysars.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-14

-Philetus Kellogg has gone to blacksmith
ing dc has the shop owned boy Lewis
Phelps
Daniel Sherwin has finished the REPAIR,
on his store and dwelling. They add much
70 It's good appearance. the store having been
enlarged and made IN every way much more
convenient than formerly
1t Is to be hoped 10y the business men
ana all Others. that We shall not be deprived
OF our daily mail from New \ ork and Boston
by any new Arrangement of the Townshend
stage line. If the stage should leave Brattlo-
boro az O'Clock 7. NJ. We would not get our
boston and New ork mail until one day later
We nope some arrangement may be made to
accommodate every body 1t certainly is
hoped that post masters will act for the best
interest Of the public
Lr-abin Bond OF Sullivan. \. H.. has NOV
Ell into town and Is to keep II boarding house
for the help that work In Mr. Grout tannerv
Harrison Kendall d Son of WinhaH have
leased Mark Liyermore's house anu mil, two
miles above this village. ana are 10 get out
chair stock
Rev. Orrin q. Baker OF Derry. y. Il.
has been called as acting pastor by the Con
gregauonal society.
Daniel aherwin mas gone to market for
winter stock OF goods for his storc.
j. \ Grout mas a steam whistle at the
tannery
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-14
The Next Governor.

Some of the correspondents of papers ont
side of our STATE. IN the lull Of raiiroad war
and murder cases. seem 10 be trying to get az
the Governor question. II will be difficult
however. to arouse any very active interest III
tine subject among the people. for some
months % come We are still III the of
year of State politics and the voters will
not seriously bother their heads with the
claims and desires Of aspIrants, or attempt
TO concentrate their own preferences till the
time for choice Is considerably nearer. OF
course there is some talking up Of possible
candidaclcs. mainly confined thus far 10
names which have been to a greater or less
extent brought forward IN previous canvasses
Judge llerpoIEt has been talked OF before
Everybody who knows the Judge respects
him and when he is brought forward il
earnest by ms friends. with his own consent
md not simply as a means to make vacancy
III the supreme Bench OF our State he will
doubtless be a strong candidate When Col
onel Proctor. OF Rutland was nominated for
Lieutenant Governor, II was with a strong
feeling on the part Of many that he would
make tirst-rate candidate for Governor
when the time came and it is not at all IN
likely that the time may come ns1t summer
Hon. I. W. Park. of Bennington. has been
sometimes talked Of for Governor. and his
enemies. If not his friends. are AT work for
him now Hon. Bradley Barlow of St Al
bans. has friends who would have been glad
IN former years, 10 make him Governor. and
who may think thE they have waited about
long enough before trying his chances in earn
est. The same may be said of Col n T.
Sprague, Of Brandon. There are. however
as yet no outward signs of 4 canvass for any
of these. or any one else and it would be
folly to begin one now There could hardly
be Il surer way 10 kill a candidate than TO com
mence now. or shortly. an open canvass for
the nomination. There viii be time enough
for all TINT next summer.