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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-05-17
EX-y'rcSidcMt "a

L. S. Grant was visiting Phila.
delphia last week. The daily
Press referring to him says: The
retrospect proves that the soldier
who fights for his flag is always
forgiven aud never forgotten. To
day we have sojourning amongUs
not 50 much the ex-President as
Ulysses s.. Grant-and we think
discounted by the natural
errors committed by every Exc.
cutiyc, he is on this morning Of
May 10, 1871, the best forgiven,
best remembered, and tbs best
esteemed citizen Of our great
Republic. Sixteen years ago he
was Hn obscure man, looking for
a livelihood in Galena, Illinois.
To-day he is, perhaps, our most
illustrious character, and, judged
by his aggregate, he is undoubt-
edly that character. Philhdel-
phia grcots him with fall, warm
heart to her honest homes, and
when he leaves our shores on rhe
18th Of May no city Of Che cont.
nent will bid him a more hearty
good bye and welcome him when
he returns with q gineerer enthu-
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FITgNJ TA-E CT nIZl,
LoUI7vILLE, Ky.

dEg. ), 1875.
Us. TUrT -Delr Sir:
For ten yesr | have been
a martyrtod dyspepsia, con-
slipntion, and rilcs, and
had well nigh exhausted
the materiA mcl.cI for re-
lief from this living death,
when, II ac,idcrt. yyur
Pills were brought 10 ny
notice. I2'cgan their use,
aud the first dose gave me
such relic that | continued
,otIhc 'hrm. | al unw a
wei. uaT, have: good APP
petite, cav Bsr the
piles have ,itanD-arcl,
and | have g1iu~i ia,,y
pounds in solid 4 "h. /
y,uld rot b. without
them for ,het weight IN
go!i.
REv. z. !. SIMPSON.
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latest From the war.

The Daily Telegraph's dispatch
dated Matchin, Monday says
"'lhe Russians are apparently
making an attempt to cross the
Danube. Heavy artillery firing
has been going on up to the mo-
mentofmy sending this dispatch.
The Turks have been successful
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-05-17
DR.. G. L?LANE'S
Celebrated American
WORNI SPECIFIC
or
VERMIFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

VHE c]ogntcnance Is I9le al
lcadcn-colgred, with o~ccliona
Pushes, Of I circumscribc1 spot on
one or both checks; the eyes bccom.
dull! thePupil5dilate IN azurcsemi
circle runs along the lower cye-lid
thenoseis irritated, swclls, andsomc
times blecds Swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing OF the cars; az
unusual secretion of saliva; shiny or
fHred tongue; breath yeTy foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes Yo5acious, Tith3
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, ct
others, entirely gone; fleeing paial
in the stomach occasional Ual,,a
and vomiting violent pains thTouaa-
out the abdomen; bowels Irregular,
at times costive; stools s'fmy; not
unfrequently tingcd with Hood
belly swollen and hard urine iur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
oughsometimcsd ryaad c~onyulsiye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding OF the teeth; temper yaria-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. M?LANE'S VERMIFUCE
VIII certainly effect 4 cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form it is an innocent prcEN~
ration, net capable gd0Ng the ShgfE-
est injury 10 tie NEST hsHaS; infGHk.
The genuine DR.. M?LANE's VEp-
lnFUCE bears the signatures Of G..
HcLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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Fully Illustrated, Literary Sheep, 1000.
CIV O r CE 7 RI

il now regarded ~ the standard authority, mud
il So recommended by Bryant, LOnyfcllow,
Agassi2, Marsh, Henry, Everett. Madn, Quincy,
FELTON,, billiard, and the majority Of our most
distinguished scholars, and Is, besides. rcGosui-
2cl rs authority 10y the Departments Of our ma
.tiOual Government
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w. l.. SHARP'S
A? CAST STNlg!

The human understanding can nou lo
greatly Improved and cnbclis "a tithuur
delay and a. small expense by calling on
SllLRP At Onrc Rho j. opening o splendid
stock OF Boo ~ and SHOES, embracing
Meme Brogans at $l.jj, 80, | G5& LIS.
Men Aic,,s, Mems NoA-iood boots,
Mems cahle scwcl Mems pcggcd cali "
Meas cali Erogtn, Mem Goat Leg,
Mems Jcr'ry tics, Mems sca,I cali.
Ladies' Oil Goat,
krlics Kid fox,
Ladies Glove Kid,
Ladies front aud side lncc-Also Bow u,
Misses 4 Children SHOES. Pant Ct our scuck
II direct from the factory Of WinchCfs rr,
Va, and are reliable goods. 4 word 10 the
wise is enough.
REMEMBER "MONEY SAVED
Is MONEY A&DE."
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Louisville Commercial

Louisville Commercial
Every now and then, significant
items like the following from the
Memphis Appeal appear in South
ern journals, showing the drift of
Southern industry: "Delaware
and Maryland expect to furnish
twenty million baskets Of peaches
this year, and pears, apples. and
small fruits in proportional har-
vest that pays vastly better than
cotton for the outlay and labor"
An Illinois paper says that nine
ty per cent. Of the em%igrants from
that vicinity who'go to Texas re-
turn back homo and settle for
life. A great many Kentuckian3
do Observation-Disclosures Commercial.
Yes, and if you were to see u
lot Of East Tennesseans coming
home bare-rooted, enquiring for
"pap,' you would think they
were coming back to settle
down. So they do.
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QuestlOniI0r dlsCUSSlOH:
What is the difference between
telling a thing and teaching it."
Should prizes be awarded in
school? Mis- cellancoas-AIl are
cordially invited to attend. In
stitute adjourned to meet the
second Saturday in June.
NJ. b. TEMpLETOy,
Secretary.
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They arc perfectly
harmless, can be TAX
en- by yOung or old
without restraint Of
diet cT occupation.
pnICE - CENT?.
.Ha 49,
pFFIHE,
Is MURSsY STREET,
lSLW NCRk.
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James County Teachers Insti-
(nfp.

Teachers Institute for James
County met pursuant to notice
on the 18th Of May and organized
under The direction of DIR. q. w,
Clingan, county superintendent.
The following officers were cleo.
tel, viz: b. +. Logan, President;
W. $. McCarrnH, Vice President;
NJ. b.. Tcmpleton, Secretary; S. !.
larncll, Treasurer. Standing
Committee on question: Thomas
Guthrie. ST. /. YarncH and S. j.
lewis. Committee to draft by
laws and constitiOn: w. S. Nc
Carron, j. L. Parker and j. b, Ra-
gon.
The evening was taken upwith
live and interesting discussion on
educational questions.
The following programme was
submitted by committee for next
meeting.
Opening exercise 10 o'clock TO 10:
-. How to organise 1910" 1896
4 class in \ B G 1880 " 11:5O
nrtborrorIv 1n.EO 11,oO
RudimcGtS 1l:10 .
Arithmctic.i 1890. Fractions-11.
30 T..
Noon one hour.
GrammNr and o'clk
to 1870.
Geography 1870 TO 1850
History 1:5) 2:l0.
Reading 30 2:f0
OupstiOn10r discuSSiOU.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
ONE MORE MIGHT.


We are pleased to learn that arrange
mcns have been msdo to continue the
Ladies' Fair In aid o. the Society Of Pacific
Coast Pioneers one moro evening. II the
hall could by any possibility have been en-.
gagged for the whole Of the present week 1t
would have been done. but the time was
limited, A. the hall 10 otherwise engaged.
This extension Of one moro night was with
difficulty secured In order TO comply with
the popular demand. The Pioneer Fair
has become one Of the established institu'
tions and people do not like ~ give up
such q rich lead Of fun and good square
Amusement. Moreover this fair 10 not
like many others where every gentleman
who darss TO venture In 10 bsdgercd TO
death a. long n he can show . two.bit
piece. They don't collar you the minute
Won get In, throw you down on the hoor,
and have seven ladies sit down on you like
4 Coroner's inquest till you hand out what
coin you have. but they Just naturally
leave you to DO your own free, moral AGENT.
You can buy something or lot u alone.
Most everybody. however. feels like In.
vesting . little In eatables or other re-
Treatments. and they find plenty OF things
worth buying In the shape Of fancy desir.-
bles. ~Sociability. general fun. and good,
old Forty.nine hospitality constitute the
status Of things, and everybody attending
the Pioneer Fair goes homo feeling happi-
or and richer every time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

National Guard Hall. where the Fair for
the ben, ft Of the Society Of Pacific Coast
Pioneers 10 being held. was crowded 10 Its
full capacity last Saturday night. A largor.
iivelisr. jollisr gathering wis never seen
In Virginia City. The tables were literally
~patronizsd. The tableauI were we'll man.
aged. Mrs. Murtha sang some songs In
excellent style. varney's band furnished
good music. and dancing was continued
till . late hour. That hot New England
rum punch. which was dealt out by Mr.
L. T. Fox Of Gold Hill, was pronounced TO
be tho fines. drink ever mixed ON the Com
stock. There will DO plenty moro OF the
same kind tonight. 90 and try II. In
addition 10 the other attractions there will
be presented this evening q play from the
pen Of Colonel Il. II. Taylor. entitled
'.Ths Days Of 49," II 10 rsplete with
comic situations and portrays with great
t~rutLfulness some Of the grotssque scenes
and incidents In the mining camps oil CALI
forniA. Odd characters will be clearly III
troiuced. and all who appear In the play
will DO dressed In the style OF the days
when = man was looked upon with suspi.
cion II he wore q whits shirt. liz the an
tention TO have . sluico Of watsr running
across tho stage. and the old.fashionsd
rocker will DO at work. Grand prepara-
tions for the play are being made. This
evening will b. just tho right time to GO
thai 10. II you desire W enjoy YOURSELF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
six Theories.

In an article ON stocks aud mines last
Saturday the San Francisco Pat publishes
the following; Tho gigantic operation Of
the BONANZA frm In corrAlling the best
portions Of the Comstock continues to be
the chief topic Of conversation In stock
and monetary circles. Dealers and the
public in general will have the following
tests 70 thcorizo from
WAS the operation done for the pur.
pose Of giving tho Nevada Bank control OF
the silver market anticipatory TO the pass
age OF the silver bill and . consequent
large demand for tho metal for coinage
purposes ?
2-was II for the purpose Of regulating
the silver market Of the world. and carrying
out the plans Of q syndicate composed OF
Messrs. Flood 4 0'Brien and the leading
bankers Of New York. London. Paris,
Frankfort, Calcutta, Bombay and Hong
kong2
3-wM IL for the purpose Of getting
control Of the Sutro Tunnelf
Tor for tho purpose Of accumulating
u immense power TO make John Mackay
the next Senator from Nevadaf
5-Is IL for the purpose Of controlling
all the hoistlng works aud mills ON the
lode In the event Of the discovery Of new
b~0nanxas2
8-Does Il not show that the BONANZA
flrm prefer the mines 10 United States
bonds, aud will IL not cause them 70 sell .
largo portion Of the $40, 000, 900 which
they have invested In government sscu-
ritiesR
Ono or all Of the above theories may be
correct. What . fund Of gossip there will
be for the street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

VIM. +. Lafferty. for many years . we'll
known resident Of Gold Hill. died a.
Plaoervills. California, last night. He left
here . couple Of months ago for the benefit
Of his health. As no had been ailing
for somo time. but the change va. evil
IDENTIFY not for the bettsr. Mr.. Laferty
was . native Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
came 10 California at . very early date, be-
ing Q member OF the Bocioty Of Paciac
Coast Pioneers. He leaves no wife, chill
dren or other relatives In this country.
Those having charge Of his Affairs
hero have telsgrsphcd TO Placerville
TO have tho remains placed In Toe until
instructions can 10 obtained from hi.
relatives In the East. The romans will
probably 10 forwarded to Philadelphia.
Deceased was CO years Of age and was Que
Of our beat known and best respected resi-.
dents. Ito wa . good citizen and good
man, and many an old citizen aud pioneer
will regret TO learn Of his death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
q AND crRnI.

VIRGINIA CRY. Dec. 0. is77.-A. K.
Durbrow. ESD. Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-pear Sir /: since my laat
report east crosscut No. 2. 1900 level. made
N feet. This work will he SLOW until the
drift 10 In far enough from the station 70
admit Of blasting safely. i don't know
how far We will bo able TO run this cross-
cut, as the first indication OF water will
stop IL. We started to follow up the drill
hole that was run west under the main in
cline. and hope We will be able TO run the
necessary distance aud then mako an up
raise TO tap the water. In the meantime
work will be attempted in the main incline.
I think by Tuesday We will 30 sinking.
A soon As Beet 4 Belcher get 30 or ~ feet
into their ground with the north drift on
The 1900 level we will start . joint crosseut.
Until that time arrives the cnly work Thai
We can do ON the 1900 level 10 In east
crosscut No. 2 and west drift ~ connect
with the main incline. Everything about
the mine works well.
y. =. osBrrox. supt
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oPnIn

vrnoniA err. Dec. 9. le17.-Colonel
@. Z. Weller. President 0phir Mining
Sir: On tho 1900 level
We are now south on the east side Of the
vein 81 feet. The ground passed through
il east formation and hard blasting. We
have nearly completed u tank for pump
bob ON this level. We are also charging
our sump In vertical shaft. II will take
until the iirst Of the month to get In rcadS
mess for tho balance bob. We have done
netting In the southeast drift In conse-
quence OF water. We will resume work on
u - soon Is the pumps are put In opera
ton. Yesterday morning VIC began drift
ing east on the 1900 level In order TO get
out TO . point over the new ore develop
ment on the 1900 level, when we will sink.
10 make an air connection between the two
levels. There 10 no other changs.o oil nots
In any other portion Of the mine. Our
work on the east ore body will Be rather
slow until We get better ventilation.
Per Nsckay. JAMES G..PAIA. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
North assi seash.

The second annual ball Of the Order Of
Union and Confederate Veterans will take
place at coopsr's Hall on Tuesday evening.
January 9Th. The time set for the ball 10
most appropriate. This will undoubtedly
b . most enjoyable affair, at least all con-
csrnsd will do their utmost TO make IL 90.
The best musical talent has been engaged
for tho occasion. For the names Of those
on the several committees and other inter
eating particulars SEQ the advertisement in
another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
pc,.r,.r-. saturday Ev-ai.x.
p-r.v,ur~- s.nsi Ev~nias.

Moar Mrsic. Professor Dunn's band
have volunteered to play q number u line
marches, waiizcs aud other pieces at the
Pioneer Fair In Virginia City this even.
ing. This band contains some splendid
material and tho music furnished by II Is
hrst-cit-s.
Wilt nv 4 C,prr.-uPon the reeommen-
dalton Of Congressman Wren, Jack Seall
Of Virginia has been named by the secre-
tary 81 War for the vacant cadetship al
the United States Military Academy al
West Point.
ron HAHyAnD.-Marcus frodriek. son
Of II. NJ. Fredriek. the we'll known jeweler
Of Virginia City. who for several years
past has been pursuing = course OF study
In Germany. will DO called home next
summer. preparatory to entering Harvard
College.
TEACHES ISsrirrrE.-Professor Pas'
more has called a meeting for the purpose
of making arrangements for the holding Of
a County Teachers Institute. The meet
ing will be held In the Third Ward School
house. Virginia City.
Ban TAcrics.-The practice Of selling
tho monthly dividends Of the Consolidated
Virginia and California mines at a heavy
discount IL quite common In San Fran.
cisco. No one up hero ever thinks of
doing such q thing.
WILLIAM GR,ISoER has located 1880
feet on the East Justice lode. Gold Hill
Mining District. Ills ground 4. east Of
the baldwin claim, and he calls 10 the
GrAingcr Mining claim.
No GOETHE Evans ride at Jewett 4
Ha.kin's gallery was not shot for yes,er-
takers Of the chances did not enter an APP
psaranec.
JOHNSTON PATERSON gives notice that he
has located the Paterson Mining claim,
east Of the Capital claim. in Virginia Min
ING District.
Tar Superin,endents Of the Comstoek
mines are busy making out their annual
statements Of operations and Expenditures
at tho mines.
PARTIES who pretend 10 know something
Of Charley Van Gorler's Affairs say he was
much richer than many people have sup
posed.
A REGULAR. full.grown. life-sised aea
WAS eanght in Virginia City u day last
week. II Was considered . great curiosity.
Nh. DowSkR. Of the Downieville hs'-
ss.gsr. who has been In Virginia City a few
days. left for his home last evening.
GoLp HUI IL not entirely free from
sickness, but tho health Of tho people
averages very good at present.
liz Drs. Kirby aud schnsbel you
anything. present the bill at their Office
within the next three days.
ARCHIE BonI-,Sp. the expert. visited tho
Ju,tico mine to-day Ia company with
superintendent Curtis.
Tur Joe scaies mine has been attaches
by J. II. Barrett for 500. and by Thomas
Stewart for si3i.
RrsERyrD seats for Madame lie Murska's
concert in Virginia tomorrow evening are
selling rapidly.
TRIAL jurors in thu District Court have
been excused until next Monday.
RoBEnr MoRRsw. tile capitalist and
Spectator. 10 In Virginia City.
SUPERINTENDENT JAMES q. Fam has re-
turned from San Francisco.
A GREAT many complaints Of sickness
are heard In Virginia City.
THxnE will be some fine singing at the
Pioneer Fair this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

Tho following letters, under tho dates
given. have been sent from the Comssoek
: the principal Offices Of the various com
panies in San Francisco;
CALIFORNIA.
VIRGINIA CRY. Dec. $, 1871: - r.
Gordon. Esq. Secretary CALIFORNIA; Mining
Comnany-Desr Sir: On b 1900 level
We are preparing TO extend ero,scnt No..
IN connect with the northwest drift being
run from . point 535 feet IRON the Q. e z.
.baft 10 explore the vein east Of No. 5stops.
The latter drift IL now In 81 feet.
The rep,iu on the station at the 1850
level are completed. The ore breasts on
this level are without any material change.
On the 1900 level the ore slopes onunu
10 lock finely and 10 yield the desired
q~usntity % excellent ore. We are run.
ming q drift east from No. Q Wine 70 con-
meet with thu main north lateral drift BE-
ing run on the 1850 level.
ON tho 1850 level the station set Is In.
the excavation for the stump completed.
and IL IL now being timbercd. In vcst
crosscut No. I. connecting with tho main
shaft. T rails are being laid. This work
will DO complsted In . day or two.
The lateral drift from west crosscut No.
8 TO connect with west crosscut No. 4 has
been advanced n feet. and 10 In very hne
ore. tho same "a was passed through In
west crosscut No. 4. West crosscut No. 8
has been extended 10 feet. and note NO
change In the material passed through
from last report. Tho main north lateral
| drift from No. 5 Wine to connect with No.
Q Wine has been extended - feet-total
length. III feet-and will be continued on
| until connection has been made with the
openings Of the 0phir mine. We have .
| large force % men engaged upon repairs
In this drift. Tho ground 10 very heavy,
crushing the timbers badly and causing
considerable interruption 10 the work In
| III. face of tho drift. This drift will b
| connected with the drift from No. Q Wine
| tho coming week. and bsttor ventilation
secured.
on the 1850 lsvel the work Of timberins
| between the q. 4 @. shaft and the ore
| body has been temporarily discontinued.
| The north drift from No. 3 WINE IL now
| In 2i5 feet. The material passed through
il Q clay formation.
On Monday wc will start . drift west
| from this drift 10 connect with No D
| winzo. The distance to run Is 70 feet.
| When this connection Is made and ven-
| tilation secured work will 10 continued In
| the main north drift.
West crosscut No. ~ has been extended
81 feet through ore u poor quality. We
note no improvement in the ore on this
| level. No. } Wine has been u and
| timbsrei 10 feet tho past week. This
| wiuze has cut through the east wall into
| orc Of low grade. On the 1910 level the
south drift has been discontinued for the
| present and we have started an east cross
| cut from this drift 200 feet south OF the
Ophir line. This crosscut is In Al feet
Al the Q. 4 Q. Shaft no work has been
| done on the station at the 1850 level or In
| tho shaft below that station the past week.
On the 10th we will pay sI5,ei4 81 taI
| on the net proceeds Of bullion for the
quarter ending september 10. 1871.
JAMES q. Fam, Supt.
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Needs L.seLisg Iste.

L. 8. Burchard. Of tho Reno Gsseffs.
was In Gold Hill last Saturday and visited
the News. Friend Burchard's visits 70
the Comstoek are becoming frequent.
There IL but one thing In the world which
will take . man hftY-tuo miles away from
his homo regularly every Saturday. and
that is-wsll. not exactly = sister. you
know. but perhaps some other mans
sister. No intimstion 10 intended In the
foregoing. but Ills evident that the case
needs Investigation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
Capsais Crawford Counting.

Captain Jack Crawford has three brand
now plays aud he IL coming up TO show
them to the people Of tho Comsiock. He
will be- In Gold Hill with his splendid
company on the 18th and 18th instant,
Miners Union Hall having been engaged.
The play Of " Kit Carson" recently writ.
ten for the Captain by y. @. Nader. Is said
to DO . sterling production. II 10 one OF
the beat Of Its class, and Justly illustrates
some Of tho noble characteristics OF from
tier life and frontier people. Its situa-
tons are strong and we'll drawn. Captain
Crawford IL q favorito here. and his com
ing will DO greeted with delight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
HALE AND

VIRGINIA CTR. Dec. 0. 1s77.-Joel =.
Lightner. Esq. Secretary Hale 4 Norcross
Silver Mining Compsny-Dear Sir /: Since
the last weekly report the water has been
lowered Ave feet and stands to-dAy,59 feet
below the 1000 level. or the drift leading
north 81 feet have been cleaned out and
partly retimbered. The stoppsges OF the
pump during the past week amounted 70
4 hours and 25 minutes : total number OF
strokes made. Gj.943'; average speed. 6.I2
strokes per minuts. The Chollar- Norcross-
Savage shaft was sunk 10 feet. and the lIOo
level west drift thsrefrom was advanced 3o
fsss. s,,,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10

krSrSo AccipExr.--John @. whis. .
miner working in the Trojan mine. had
some Of the toes Of his right foot pretty
badly mashed by . small caving Of rock
an evening or two ago. White hmps con.
siderably and 10 temporarily Cd shift. but
will BE- all right again shortly.
NEW Goops.-S. Plat. Of the nrm Of
Plat 4 Rich. clothisrs. will leave for San
Francisco tonight. He will 60 for the
purpose Of laying In . full supply Of goods
for the holiday trade, and win return with
. heavy stock for both the Gold Hin and
Virginia stores.
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Fair beverage. re.sighs.

Al the Pioneer Fair this evening the
Gold Hill lemonade table will dispense
unusually good beverages. including .
New England drink. served up hot and
good. the groundwork Of which was do
mated by Alex. prisacher Of Virginia The
groundwork Of another choice old forty
nine beverage TO DO found at the same
table WA donated by w. d. @. Gibson OF
Gold Hill.