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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-06
THE COZ RTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the "I'-
ferent Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGh MhL'lN'
. The case of Peter Deiaplainevs. Samuel
Suodgrass and Daniel Lsmo, trustee, vs.
A. j. Cecil, were argued and submitted,
occupving the attention Of the court du'-
ing the whole OF the session.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUrGE cRANME"'
Ethan Msr}irg, ST., V. john Robrecn''
ct al. In cnaucery Decree OF sale con
trmed, and exceptions n sale overroIed.
Mary + Mcnamara vs.. Lie Assog,a-
ton Of America. In assump.lt, De-
murrer of detcnds t this cause Is
tanned.
Ann Sutton ct al vs.. d G. List. tru>,
tee, etaL. In chancery. Decree entered
confirming partition and ordinary SAFE.
Detwier Il Welsh vs. Citizens FIRE.
Marine And Lite ms. Co In assumPsli
judgment for plaintiff tor SILL q.
In the case OF Matthew Bar1sr vs.
Fire and Marine insurance Company, =
motion tor new IrIai was argued by
CONSUL and submitted to the court.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMEE.
Susan Wlrtsberger, prostitution, lined
twenty dollars and costs. COMMITTEE Tor
thirty days.
Phiup Hunter, coIored, dlsorderly,
fined five dollars and costs.
Phillip Hunter, for discharglng a pis-
tol, fined one dollar and costs. Commit
ted Tor thirty days
Beverly Batter, coIored, disorierly,
fined five dollars and costs. Committed
for thirty days.
VIM. Tinsey, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs Paid,
Moses Powell and X. RoserlhaI, DIS
charging fire crackers, fined one dollar
and costs each. Execution suspended on
payment o! costs
Dykes Hannon, dischargIng fire crack
ers Case dismissed.
James Barton, d.sorderly, fined live
dollars and costs Paid.
James Tramis, dIsorderly, tined live
five dollars and costs. Paid.
Thomas Feeney, drunk, fined one dol.
lar and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Henry Nurs,r, di,orderIy, fined two
dollars and costs. Execution suspended
on payment OF costs.
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sCuENCK,s SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosphere experienced mere our
ing the summer months, the lethargy pto-
duced by the heat takes away the ueslIe
for wholesome food, AMI frequent PEI
ASPIRATIONS reduce bodily energy, partlcu,
larly those suffering from the eHecls vi
debilitqting diseases. In order TO keep
natural. healthiul activity OF the system
we must resort to artificial means. fql
this purpose Schenck's Sea weed lonlcis
very effectual. A few doses Will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor 10 the enei
waited body. For dyspepsia, IL is lhvaiu-
able, Many eminent physicians nav
doubted whether dyspepsia can De per
mantly cureI by the drugs which ale gen
orally employed tor that purpose IheSea
Weed Tonic in its nature Is totally uiuel-
emit from such drugs. II contains no cor
rOsive minerals OF acids; In TACT IL assist
the regular operations of nature, ana sup
niles ner deficiencies. The tonic III iIs
nature so much resembles the gastric .uic'
mat IL il almost identical with that nulu
The gastric Juice is the natural soiNehI
which, in a healthy condition oil the OouS
causes the food TO be oigested; and when
mis- Iuice is not excreted In sunclehV
Quantities, indigestion, with all us as
tressing sy mptoms, follows. The sea "oou
Tonic performs the duty oil the gastIio
Juice when the latter is de7cleh,'
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic soIo oy III
Druggists,
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ApOIOgriiC-

Owing to misunderstanding in the
running OF trains on the Hempiali rail
road to accommodate the guests at Neu-
hausen's Garden. about 300 persons we're
left on the grounds after the last train
had started Tor the city. The i u o. X
K. folks regret the annoyance occnsroned
to the picnicers very much, and explain
the misunderstanding b. -..t'.g tina.
some malicious person, who ought to
h4ve known better, reported t. Ia, con-
duc.or OF the last train thu. all gae pa"-
pie had left the grounds, and there was
no necessity OF returning. Hereafter, "a
positive understanding ON such occasions
Will prevent u recurrence OF the trouble
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Probable Murder.

On the morning of The Fourth an IN
known man was found lying nj the foot
ofthe lane leading to the residence OF Mr..
Good, near Elm Grove, ina prccarlous
condition. An examination proved that
the mans skull was fractured, and that
he had severe cash cut on his right
temple, and at last accounts, although
still alive, he WAS thought tc be in n
dying condition. 1t is thought that the
man was attacked tor the purpose Of
robbery, as the wagon which ne had
been driving was r!fed Of It's contents,
and the horses attached to the venica
had been taken AWAY No clue he- as
yet been obtajnea a. to she perpetrators
of the outrage
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Rnsr IsnII Nntes.

The Standards defeated the Ohios, OF
Belialre, yesterday by = score o. 10 TO q.
Tomorrow the Standard vii. give n
picnic ut the Fair Grounds the proceeds
to 20 into the wallets OF the boy.. An
interesting time and good game OF bal,
l. anticipated.
The management Of the Standard club
cleared about $3.50 a. their picnic on the
Fourth.
The next game, booked oy the stand
ards of this city are the reclmsea.. IF
Ontario, and the Manchesters OF New
Hampshire The former club playing
three days, the llth, l2tn and 18th, and
the Mancheslers Oh the l4.h OF this
month.
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Will MoOre's Picnic.

Will Moore the jovlal Tlltonvillaln,
gave picnic at the residence of his
father ON the Fourth. Among the ladies
nresent were Misses Minnie Bloomer,
Emma Rose, Jennie Moody, Kitty
Kleyis and Msude Kraft. Col. Jim.
Hamilton assisted in making the affair a
success, and talked poetry" to the ladies
while the gay William descanted on the
merits of the Murphy movement. All
present enjoyed themselves hugely.
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NOTICE..

CITY or WIIFFLrNs. 'iN1r. - DTIIrI.l
WHFEIISG. ". va. JD.r . I-s1.
Public motto. }. hereby given INA the
following section ~ DO" r'iy prdln1u"" ~
relation ~ offences, v... br IigIdIE 90
forced upon 10" approaching iih dAy Oi
July, and at other tunes.
"-E ,.gI 10 .urI. U, unlawful tor my
person 10 ire OIL dlschaTgs within such
parts Of the city, which are o. shall
h.. laid out into Ip'g, or within ryr
uuudr,d feet Of said limits. any cannon
gun. pistol or nr" arms, - any cracker.
s4"lJ. rocket OF a. "'rg-. 'Ar.pl l' Bot" .l
case ri necessity, or ia 90" dis suary' 40
some uuDIc duty, or al q military fffGr
by order of the officer In command, Df
with the permission ~ the Mayor ~ JLr
CITY. ANDREW J. SWEE ny,
Ju2 Mayor,
II. ". EEDMAS. 90. %. NKOwsr
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CLEFK OFFICE, CITY oT WHFr 50, ,
July End, ls5, J
Public notice Is hereby given To- al per
sons interested that the ASSESSOR '.'"i' q
by the Council Of the City Of wheeling
hav" completed their assessment Tor 'hr
year and mace return thereof To ms u Mo
Any person wishing 10 appeal from sahd
"A. assessment or desiring any correction
nude, viii appear AZ the city Building
before the Board OF Equalization aud Ar
pcalS, on the 9'h day OF July, M ~ =
O'Clock A NJ. aS the said board viii meet
~ that time at lUrHaid rlty Building, q"
ha.rall objections ~ tu4d assessment aL3
res lsr and correct no Same.
ALEX. rPDEGKAFI,
iuy r'fr CLERK
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RAILROAD BoNDs-AC.Ive, but with
slight changes. Northwestern conSols'
gold coupons, advanced to So!
STATE BoNDs-DJll.
SrocKs-Opened weak and declined I
to . per cent, with the chief falling on
in coal shares. The st. Paul stocks were
exceptionally firm. During the after
noon the market was strong and higher
with an advance OF / per cent, with the
greatest improvement in st. PsuIs'
Northwestern, Rock Island and MIchi-
gan Central The general list sympa-
thized with the rise, and the market
closed, strong The transactions on the
Stock Exchange were 10000 shares, OF
which 5000 we're New York Central,
Is 900 Lake Shore Northwestern pre-
lerred. 1900 IT. Paul, 400 Delaware
and Hudson $4,000 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western. 5000 Morris and
Essex. 1900 Michigan Central and T.
ODO Western Union.
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q RranE down.

As the last wagon was going home
from the Caldwell Run German picnic
ON the evening of the Fourth, one OF the
wheels came of and let q load of eigh-
teen persons into the water at the cross
ing of McColoch and Twenty Ninth
street Joseph Plues was slightly hurt.
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rBE HEATED TERM-Patrons Of
Accidentally shot.

Wednesday, Mr.. William Blond,
resident of the Eighth ward, while at
tending to the target at Neuhsusens
Garden. was, through the csrelessness
of young man, shot in the muscle of
the right arm by an air gun. The wound
,s psinful but not dangerous.
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River News.

The river was rising last evening, and
coal fleet Is expected down to day.
Inc hudson Is due uP to-day, from
' Tba Warl,ot po,. roov.. ror v.,o,o,r.s
-, IN ~ =, Az d.r '' '' 90
~ W. w. So '" Jnso,,o, ,o- po-r...,,,-
~. Nv DC,'''N' 'f''' '''' ''' Nv '''.'' :
yg 5rS1 ia" Nv, ,r,I...-., ...4 pa,....
~ ~ =, co., '''- a." anu ''.'''"''
are ''"N'"S 'u'' usuA' 'i'P''
by Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Weatner clear.
eparted-CIaii, Memphis. River falling
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Shot Himself.

Herman ART accidentally shot him
self with q pistol at the German picnic
on Chspline hill on the Fourth. The
third finger Of the right hand was partly
torn of. and it was found necessary to
have it amputated yesterday. DR..
Wunderlich attended TO the mans IN
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Aquatic.

Efforts are being made to match Ed.
Phillips, OF Pittsburgh, against Jimmy
Msnton, of the Brown club Of this city,
for single scull race. The indications,
however, are that the Brown club will
not back their man, although they may,
perhaps, come to time.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, July 5.-MoNEY- Closed
easy al l@II per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 81 per cent Customs receipts
s337 600. The Assistant Treasurer DIS
bursed S69O.OOO. CIearings $lTOOO,OoO.
Sterling. long 4874; short 4S9.
GoLD-Steady at lost. Borrowing
rates to per cent Loans were also
made flat.
SILVER 60 At London, 53s pence per
ounce; here, bars l24i greenbscks, Ilo
gold, silver coin ! per cent. discount.
liovERyMENTs-Quiet and firm.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

state OF West Virginia, cumtyof Onto,
In the County Court OF ynio county, July
rules, l'1I:
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company,
X. d. Walsh. william Findlcy, Patrick
O'Brien, Peter ReIicy, John Aegean, VIII
liam MoDOna, William Ryan, VI Burns,
Patrick Whaling, J.. Haden, Patrick
Wnalrn, jr., Patrick McFaddcn, John
HuSscy, Patrick Mailcy, Peter BOnl'y,
J. Stalev, r.. NARROW, Jacob Keller, W.
&. smith, Thomas WaidrOn, Patrick
Conry, Patrick Gallagher, 1hos Burke,
PATRICK McDermOtt, Patrick NOiou,
jeremiah Nyles. James Paul, Pfrncll
Pad"ett, William 4. Cities, Charles
Loeflier, samuel b Hughes, Andy
Krouse, John Bail, I'd. HOwIcy, James
Roberts, John Don IOn,C Sciucrt, William
O'Brien, Mike Meehcn and george II.
Parks,
IN CHANCEbY.
The object OF this suit Is 10 compel the
defendants TO iutcrpIcad and aSo, r'a!n .a
adjust their rights 10 the money due from
plaintifis 20 the defendant, K. ID. Walsh,
amounting to 81 ,tW.2l, which the plalntiiS
have paid into said Court; also To cnlOin
such OF the defendants as have Instituted
proceedings at law against plaintifls on
account OF said money from further pro
ceodings therein, and the residu" Of the
defendants from commencing suits
against llblnlluS touching ll'lT flSlulN
against said money, ana also 10 obtain
deer, discharging plaintiffs from all LA
DiIi'y 10 defendants by reason OF Indebted
mes 10 said Walsh, and tor all plaintiff
costs i'm this suit
And II appearing that the defendants,
x. u. Walsh, James Roberts and william
O'Brien have no. been served with process
In this suit, and IL further appearing from
an affidavit fled ia this SUIT that they are
not residents OF he state Of West Virginia,
on motion Oi plaintiffs by their attorneys
II Is ordered that said nonresident de-
PENDANTS Il. -. Walsh, James Roberts and
william O'Brien snail appear al rules 10
be held for said Court IN the Clerks Office
thereof, in the city OF Wheeling in tho
county aud state Aforesaid, Tor the month
OF August, ls17, commencing on tho fr-t
Monday Of August, 1871. and do what Us
necessary TO protect their Interests.
Testc: ROBERT h. WOODS
Clerk Of said Court.
CALDWELL q CALDWELL, soils. Tor PLAN
TINS. JyiOawt
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The Little HRtchet.

A serious row occurred at Littleton,
out the Baltimore and Ohio road, day
before yesterday. During the melee u
man named Hsgan, of this city, an en-
ploye OF the Baltimore and Ohio road
seized Ratchet and struck man named
Barrett, also an employee of the road,
over the head, seriously though not
fatally injuring him. Hsgsn narrowly
escaped severe treatment from the hands
OF Al iniuriste mob by being secreted.
THE finest shoes kept in the city al l.
V. Blends.
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PIANOS FOR ERs.-Seyers
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, Tor sale or rent on easy terms, 81
ADAMS & LUCAS.
1927 Market street.
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M A II TIM -

No. 1883 Market ST., is the only prSt-
class Restaurant in the city. 1t Is tAe only
Restaurant that has separate rooms LOT
ladies, or where you can ma that quieI
.IaanIiness of a home, com bined with the
nest cuisine that can he found in the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetab es, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, ana
serves il up in a manner uneXcelled in inc
country. He can b relied upon always 10
furnish everything first-class. 1el6
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II you want 10 get suited II pair Of
Shoes, 90 10 L. V. Bonds.
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II YOU want to get cheap and nice
fitting psiT Of Shoes. 60 to L. V. Bonds.
1875 Main street.
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BRIDGEPORT.

OWING to the warmth of the weather a
number of the citizens are suffering
with sickness.
JIM ROBINSON, JR., of Wheeling, was
arrested and fined So and costs for fast
driving on the bridge last Wednesday.
Two Irishmen got into an alteration
at the depot Wednesday and were
arrested and locked up Tor trying to ex-
terminate eschother. They will ANGUISH
in "durance vile
The Baptist congregation, colored,
held festival in its church Wednesday
evening. The festival WAS well attended
by the colorcd people, and moderate
sum of moLey taken 10.
A MAN known rs "Joe the Hostler'
was locked up for imbibing too freely on
the Fourth. he was let out with the I'M
derstanding that he would cave town in
one hour and half. Some one gave Joe
a drink and dime and told him to get
out OF the State.
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CAPITAL. s25O.O0"
rOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, CGShtei.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor To
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANh
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL. s25O.OO"

This Bank is Organized and prepared !"
trqISact the business ct banking IN III lis
details. , p,, ,
Wheeling: is owned 10y the same share
holders, and is under The same manage
ment. ,.,
Bv carefully regarding the interests OF Is
correspondents and dePosltorS, aud 10y
,rompt and faithful execution .. th'iI
wishes. II hopes 10 merit thtir esteem anu
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on allpointS through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject To cheek 4
sight, received from banks, bankers, Erm
CORPORATIONS and individuals.
Certificates of deposit Issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
IouH X. BOTsFoRD WV. h. SIMPSON.
JACOB :. RHODES, VIM. 4. TURNER,
WIN. \. ISErT, JOIN =. HobhS'
A NJ ADAMS -. c. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER. my
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
o j. w. FEEKELs.
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes just received
st l.. Y. Blends.
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TRUTH is mighty and will prevail. that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
At !. w. Ferrels. h. nas made some
heavy reductions: Bes: Prints, to b
cents; "A Chntz, S cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, . cents. a. other goods
IN proportion
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The cheapest shoes IN the city st L. V.
Blends.
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atAceling &e9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements

Sealed Proposals First Page
CroGuet-Stsnton u Davenport.
Proposals for Use of Coal Scales.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hudson.
Refrigerators-G. Mendel, Booth q
Co.
Commissioners Sale.
Sheriff's Sale.
Literary Entertainment.
Grand Pic Nic-Stan dsrd Base Ball
Club.
Election Notice.
Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
pany.
THE Healed TERM-Pdtro'lS Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them to
any part Of the United States post Pd'd' al
dneen cents per week. Bear this IN nI'hd
,ohen departing from the city for a summer
trim
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes Of the iates. styles, II: l.. V.
Blends.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

lpEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
A. MA. Mp. MP. NJ.
BALTIC. & Ohio K. K. i:io 1882 o:N 80
Central o. Div. 79i iiU1 S''o e"
WP.SR. Div. so o:IO :"
A. N.
Cleveland 4 Pitts. 6:l2 lO:S So. oV--
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
IA. MP. NJ. p. NJ. p. NJ.
BALTIC. & Ohio K. r.. $3.50 oOO O'1o
"A. VI.
Central o. Div. 5:lo ii :o'l 'ZV e.
W. P. 6. B. Div. 7:30 i:no e" -;
2. VI. A. N.
Cleveland * Pitts -.., 1898 :5S o:Zs WV.
tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. ~ r,,;
fSteubenvllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backward anG
forward between Martins Ferry ana
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sner-
man House, Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter FIJI
day, May d, 1877:
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GENTs' fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received 1T L. V. Bonds.
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State OF West Virginia, county Of Onto,
I'm the County Court OF Dnio county, July
rules, l'77:
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company,
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Coop black Kid Gloves for IS cent. a.
j. \ Ferrels.
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lpEPARTURE OF TRAINS
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NEw YORK, July 5.-Dry Goods
Business light with packing houses and
iJ50lng branches continued quiet. Cot
ton goods unchanged and prices leading.
Brown sheetiugs IN demand and ducks
sold up. Prints and Ginghams steady
request. Fiannels doing well. Mems
wear in fair demand.
PITTSBURGH, July Petroleum.
Q.ie. and finn; crude 81 IS At PsrKers;
refined I2.s tor PhIIa4eIphis delivery.
ST LOUIS, July 5.-Hogs-Higher at
81 4Oa I %.
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II. ". EEDNAS. SEO. %. N KOWH
". ]. HAMILTON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
How cammack Converted a Bear.

Our Saratoga correspondent sends us
the following Interesting scrap:
"You admit that we have a most tre-
mendous crop. don't yeal" demanded
the great bull operator.
"wsll-yes, replied the bewildsred
bear.
"Now, then" thunjered the hull.
"iha, crop will have to bs moved East,
won't iti"
81 admit that too" said the bear !;
"but suppose when they get 1t East.
there Is no market for itf''
"why. you confounded fool. cried
the courtly Cammsck. THAT would DO
all the better for u.s."
"How so," asked the puzzled bear.
"How 50 7" repeated the high priest
Of the bull persuasion. NJ he looked at
the unbslievsr with unutterabls pity and
contempt: "why. d-n II, don't you see
that IL there Is no market tho crop will
have 10 bs moved back West again. and
the roads will have double freight"
Then you are calculating ON moving
tho crop. both waysf"
"Ot courss We are.
Overcome with emotion at this as
founding revelation. the bear tainted.
The first thing he asked for when he
recovered was bull water. .'-Ner York
fadicdtor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

In was very careless leaving the par
rot In the psrlor Sunday evening. but
she never thought anything about Il
until Monday morning. when he raised
the whole house by a smacking noise
and crying. "Darlin: Susie. Darling
Susie" He kept II mp all day. too. and
the old folks are much interested in the
case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

Punch Mrs. Jucains lost one OF her
dodgers lately. lie went oil suddenly
ON urgent private affairs. and forgot 10
settle his little account. "Ah," says the
old lady. "when . come ere . called
'isself a Capting but I've discovered to
my cost 'e's only left touant."
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BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
cNoY;
COLD HILL "a NEVADA.
". u. sLAUvELr r...................AekNr

DKPosrrs ofcoIS OR BuLLioN rec.iysd.
IJeither ia open ,ace1unt or 70 tssne Ckh,
riFicATks therefor, payable (at the option OF
the holier) In Gold HIN or san fra9ciseo; 70
MAKE collections, purchase Bullion attne most
favorable rates. or advance coin sherson Wien
forwarded 10 the Parent hank In San franeiseoi
sslls Bili. of Exchange, and trsnsaets osnerai
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

A FnxscuNAS engaged in studying
the English language declares that. In.
asmuch as n number OF cows are called
cattle. why a number OF cats are not
called eowtle. is thing he can't under
stand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

Drraorr Free Pres The woman
who wears a diamond ring over her kid
gloves could accomplish the same Oh
ject by carrying around sign rss'ling
81 am q shoddyite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

THIS epiiaph is said to have bssn
found in an ancient cemetery at East
Lynne. Connectisut:
Ctiiir-ni
Ns'Amf
Mother has cOns'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

RocnEsrKn D,moerai: A woman in
Maine went to church without her bon
net on. and several papers are making
great fuss over IL. We dare say she
wore ,hs bonnet. but II got hidden be-
hind one OF her ears.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

SIoS at a tavern near the cemetery Of
81. Ouen "The Mourner's return
Choice wines and liquors. Private
rooms for Guests Who Wish I, Weep
in private.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

ForR brothers ia Illinois have got
rich by drawing houses. Ono Ia house.
mover. one an architect. and one an
actor. and one had lucky tickets in q
real estate lottery.