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ARRIVALS.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

John A. Reynolds, Aiddletown.
G. Howson, Phila.
Robert d. Anderson, New Orleans.
Jos. Goldbach & Wife, Louisville, ny.
DELAWARE HOUSE.
Jos. Satterswaith, Burlington, n. J.
b. r. Pitts, Maryland.
Oliver Jamieon, St. Georges.
Mrs. Laura AcWhorter,
Jos. Mears, Phila.
W. Lswton, City.
Geo. NcGrann, Lancaster,
W. n. Roberts, Albany, Ny.
r. K. Bines, Phils.
Geo. Long, "
TX. Brunden, Winchester, Va.
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Cash on hand April ]; lS76..-......S 6,265 s.
Received from depositOls s.........-.. E09'03
int. and dividends. H. ,7S2 q
investments real I'd, '3s 80 4.
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DR. FITLER's yEusTABLE RHEU.

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II MATIC REMEbY is the perscrip.
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t.sni, neuralgia, scistica, pal n, Backache,
&C, ur money refunded, by invigoratlns
the nerves. purifying the blood, and neu-
traiizing poisonous deposits in the system
By merit il has become a standard medi.
cine. >utferlI and money saved by uselng
i ia time Remember that DR., Filter is
the only physician in Am-rica devotine
~ ye ,rs tD This one line OF Practice. Cure
va ranted. Advice gratis. 45 South FourtI
street.
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Tame Worm Removed Alive.

Read and all complete, in two hours =
No tee till mead PASSES, seat. pin and
-,omacI warns len owed by DIR. KunKel
80 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. :
semi for circu'ar. Fur removing seat, In
,,r stomach worms call on your druggist
nd ak Tor bo e Of kunkefs ~ o. m
syrup. price 81. Ii never 'ai S Comman
-ense teaches If tape worm be rem we'd al
other ", rms can be resGiiy removed.
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NEVADA ITEMS.

The Reno Gd!s,te Of last evening says:
Tbs asa Of W. l.. Samuels will proba.
bly lie presented before His Honor.
.Jnd,e Wright. Tomorrow er neyt day'
samu.ls. who some two months 400
came near killiny UammonI n section
hand. at washoe. aud wa cleared by a
Jury gu the grounds Of partial insanity.
returned to washoe and a few weeks ago
drew his pistol on a man named Gregg
w. 1t is alleged that be made threats OF
shooting a certain party. He was at
once arrested and bound over before
Justice Powers to keep the peace. his
bail being fixed at 81. 900. Not having
the money. he has since been and is at
present confined In The county JAIL He
Is a dangerous man To be Mt large, and
should leeeive the Courts attention at
once iaities ~ Washoe oher 10 90 on
his bonds II he viii cave b place.
Nine-tenths Of the mines in Tuscaron
have a ..prize" in their name. either a,
The beginning. in the middle or AT M,
end. to wit: Silver Prize. Prize West,
Grand Prize. South Prize. Grand Prix.
South. Silver Prize North. Golden Prize.
Prize East. Grand Prize Sou by Sou
east, Silver Prize Nor by Nor'west. etc.
This is fully equal to Connecticut. where
every other town in the State has n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
SENATOR JONES SILVER REroRr.

ino g0ou news eo" ~ ~
w" w" ~ A"
report "i iea'y' anu WI" p's'' '"
tue senate o"''ns 'hs P''.en' SPe''A'
Sess'o"' ihe'' u NO Pos'i''' sAeas'
Tor Congress 10 neglect 'aS'os up 'h's
matter al once IT'S the most rtonhi-
nen' ana most important question: Do
TORE the ha"on' ino business '"'''ss'
OF inc country ash'anu 'ha' "e"o'
shoa'" . taken upon '""ee.'
80 'o"s A1'
'"'a' Wv "
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ENGLAND AND ArcmaN,srAx.

ENGLAND seams tn he in .oms danger
of becom;p, ~;,xo,xs, IN .,o,hs, wa,
Tn. Ameer ~ ,fcha,;s,., has hecoms
alarmed ha.ar.. nr;,;.h to,..h.s hssr
stationed ,-smnorar;,v. =. ,hs rnoli.b
Govs,,ms,, s.vs ,ra on,v a. an esco,,
IN ,hs Rr;,;.h r.s;a.,, .cs,, n, or.,,,
!, R-.loo.h,.,.n Tn. sm..r oon.,,res
mi. A.. n,.lrd. n A.. r.,m,r,r, o.c,,.
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Tmg FRENCH ELECTIONS.

ih' s'es"oh' IN france on SUNDAY
"e"ion''ra' Tue one great weakness o.
"'Pa'
"A s '' ~" , :
"'l I'm"
u Depuues' pa' ."'''hon game
Nsn'!i'u '.a nv ne" H0"''' .!
q CONSTITUTION neis gwen power 10
uisso''e " WI" win inc ''u''n' OF
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WARD ITEMS.
From m, wand Renex. October 4,

From the Ward Reflex. October IL
On Tuesday evening last Frank Cur.
ran was shot and MORALLY wounded by
Nelson Houston. night Waterman. II
appears that Curran was creating n dis
turbancc in Chinatown, and Houston
was called upon TO take him away. There
are many conflicting reports m to the
manner Of Curran's arrest. some saying
that the first step taken TO that end was
to knock Curran down with u club.
We arc credibly Informed that II has
been definitely decided upon to bring in
water from beyond Willow creek. tho
place where Thompson's colt was so
lucky as to find water enough TO quencl
his thirst. The source Of supply is the
now justly celebrated Concentrated
Springs" A portion OF the pipe for
conducting the water this way il now
on the way from San Francisco.
T. II. Selby, of Selby's Reduction
Works. San Francisco. arrived in Ward
on Tuesday to take charge Of the smell.
ing works OF the Martin White Com.
pany. He relieves Mr.. Thomas for n
month in order to prove that double the
present quantity Of orc can be put
through the furnaces with profit.
A thirty.stamp mill IL soon TO DO
erected below Ward, within easy reach
Of water from Willow Creek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
SPEAKER xANDAL.l.'s INAUGURAL.

Samuel J. Randall, on taking his seat
as Speaker OF the House yesterday.
made q short address, the spirit Of which
will appeal to the great heart Of the
American people. Republicans will
recognize in 1t q guarantee that Mr..
Randall, while acting with his party on
all proper occasions. will never stoop to
take On Unfair advantage Of them. They
needed no such guarantee. indeed. for
his action last Winter proved that the
mar was honest and sincere in his de-
votion to the best interests Of his u
try. Still 1t is pleasant to read his
words Of reinsurance that he will ZEN
deavor. with sven temper. but with
rigid firmness. to perform the duties OF
the office" eve meet" he says.
''undsr circumstances imperiously de-
manding that all considerations OF class
and section or party shall be subordina-
ted to the loftier and more patriotic OBJ
ieet Of doing what is best for the whole
country and all its people" There Is
the true ring about this. II really be-
gins to look as though the era Of peace
and reconciliation was about to dawn In
the House Of Representatives. IL this
10 true ; 10 tho policy Of President
Hayes has resulted in teaching u Con-
eressmsn that craftsmanship. and not
p~ssasanship. is what We require Of
them. the American people will indeed
have cause to bless the day when they
elected Rutherford u. Hayes TO preside
over them.
IL Is evident that Mr.. Randall means
to do all in his power g. bring about
this happy contamination. and for that
reason We rejoice iu his election. since a
Democratic organization Of the House
was inevitable. The conclusion Of his
speech is full Of good sense, and out.
lines what he believes to DO the true
policy, and what every good Republican
endorses enthusiastically. He says:
"To have an honest Administration IL
should be frugal. Never before was II
more urgent than now with general imam
cial distress and with labor depressed with
heavy burdens. To exercise the sternesi
economy. When the iron rule Of hard
L. 4 1..l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
GENERAL NEWS, ITEMS.

Mr.. II. Bond Moore. an English sur.
gson at Adrianople. under date OF Sep
tsmber 81, writes TO q friend az follows
awful work here. No time TO write,
No desire to describe scenes Of
wounded masses. Do get some sub
scriptions for Stafford House Fund.
Suleiman Pasha says II II we're not fol
Stafford House surgeons he would have
to shoot his wounded men. We had
two trains one night; $50 to dress 10y
candlslight. then 4S0 by daylight. No
splints. no bandagss. no disinfectauts,
They are 80 close TO the Russians that
they are simply riddled with bullets"
The air pump is the most dangsrou,
tool employed by burglars. There Is 4
small space between the outer aud inner
sheets OF metal on the safe doors. al.
ways left by the manufacturer. aud by
exhausting the air with the pump. Cine
powder may be forced into the cavity nj
the rate OF an inch an hour. To pre-.
vent this some manufacturers fill the
space with a layer Of rubber. which fits
into the inequalities OF the metal aud
makes a solid door.
An English gossip says that the West
End Of London. ten days ago. was 50
completely in curl papers that he sat In
Hyde Park for an hour and only two
persons passed him-ons was the man
who lets out chairs. and the other a
match seller. From Aug. Is to Oct. Ii
''town'' is dormant.
The stringent regulations in force in
st. Louis against commercial travellers
will soon be submitted to the courts by
a test case. The United States Supreme
Court has already decided that local
laws discriminating against drummer
are unconstitutional.
Among the dogs killed by the police
in Paris this season was the greyhound
sold by Lord Salisbury to u Partisan for
E400. Fifteen days after the sale this
greyhound was bitten by another dos
supposed to be mad. and the authorities
refused to spare him.
II Is quite on the cards that Russi,
will be compelled to suspend payment
Of the dividends on her debt, which will
be moro blow to the much. bostricken
British investor. who doesn't know
where on earth TO get q safe four per
cent.
The correspondent at Yokohama OF a
great birmingham frm writes /: "The
Japanese are now making u number Of
articles, which / formerly purchased
from you, beyond the possibility Of
European competition"
Messrs. Percy and Stanley Cotton.
who last month assembled Mont Blanc.
are believed to be the youngest men
who ever made the ascent. They arc ~
and lG respectively.
Tho beach at Galveston is the largest
and broadcast in the world. extending
twenty-five miles. fronting the unbroken
tide VI the Gulf Of Mexico on the south
aud east.
Hencsforth British regiments are TO
be supplied with the we'll known spiked
helmet Of the German soldiery, and the
shake IL to DO discarded. except perhaps
in the case Of rifle regiments. and.
maybe, in that Of the militia.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A San Jose dispatch OF yesterday says
Last night at about I o'clock several
Mexicans were Making u disturbance on
Market street. in front of a house OF
n -fame. presumably endeavoring To
force an entrance. the noise OF which
attracted the attention Of officer Joe
wampach. who vent at once to the
scene. Stepping up to N Of the par
ties he laid his hand ON his shoulder,
when the Mexican turned instantly and
stabbed the officer. once in the side near
the heart and once in the lett shoulder.
after which he He'd. wampaeh made
his way to the City Hall, whence he was
conveyed to his home, where he now
lies in n very critical condition. The
wounds were made by n dirk.knife with
q fivs-inch blade. and the stab in the Of
iicer's side is the full depth Of the blade.
Shortly after the cutting officers Edison
and Brown succeeded in capturing one
Bartold Bernal. whom wampach idsn.
tilted as his assailant. Bsrnal is a
native Of California, who has lived for n
long time on the Pala ranch. near san
Jose. and is q member OF the noted Ber-
nal family Of this county.
At McAdams creek. Siskiyou county.
on the 18th OF October. a cave IN the
Hardscrabble claim occurred, burying
one Of the owners. Mr.. Thomas. Scores
OF miners ran to the claim to relieve
him. while others soothed his terrified
wife and children with words III hops,
- -. H..
and encouragement. IL was IN miners
parlanee an ugly cave; the broken anti
uispiaeea u'hoets PtoJec'eu ih.'.'y eon
eei'ao'o way, whlie overhead on, VI
loose EARN anu tosks IuiNeicu Va. "
suge Jsny' seemingly . ~
ucsttuCu'c powers, anu WaiNihs Sh'he'
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The American Baptist Missionary
Union has a number Of missionaries in
the Madras Presidency. ut Hellore. On.
COLE. Ramapatam and Kurnoll. in the
very heart Of the famine stricken dis
.trict Of India. and they are doing all
they can for the native Christians. Five
cents will provide enough rice a whole
sale to sustain M person thsrs Q day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IAdies' Tours
ment for the most accomplished and gracefn
lady rders. Friday. October ~. ~ u O'Clock y
Tbs Society offers four premiums, which viii
consist II ihe soei.ty's silver plate, valued ~
spectively Of 500, 60. $40 and so.
SPECIAL PREMlUMs.-LAdy's hat. valus
SIS, gift Of Aware Eyans: standard edition oil
poems. gift Of \. N. Jamison.
The isdy who 10 s~djudged drst shall have heI
choice OF ali premiums offered, the sccon,
lady shaIi have second ehoico. and 70 on. II "a
expec<d that other special premiums will b
added to this list By private contribution,
None but isdles Of the highest rsspsctabillty
will b allowed TO compete for prizes. Ladies'
Wishing 10 compete for prises viii plesss send
nsmss TO Secretary. indorsed BY v members
OF the Society.
yAMRs u. BoRLAHD. Secretary.
Rsno, nsvnda.
Q. o. BArrrRnAN. Prsidins. s.isld
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IuscARoRA.
THE LIvELIEsT MINING CAMP
IN THE STATE.

A nriEhs Outlook fer she Future
Grand Prise. silver Prize, Navajo
aud independence Mines-Corau.
espia aud It's Prospeets-Heviv.
Ing Mountain City-Rork Creek
aud Its rrospects-Geacrsl Obser.
vRtions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16

A San Francisco Company is prepar-
ing to mine Chapman Hill. near Yankee
Hill. Tuolumns county. with the new
hydraulic gravel elevator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
IN MEMoRlAM.
To she Noble 0raUd, Vice brand.
Officers and Members OF Parker
Lodge, No. II, j. d. y. F.i

I'D tuo NoDtu oEnous vtco eESbu
Ofiicers and Members OF Parker
Lodge, No. IL, ]. q. .. F.i
SyIRs AND BROTHERB-Y0UR COMMIT.
- tee appointed TO dram resolutions of respect
To the memory Of our late brother. GEORGE
HAuCK, VIII, died at Sacramento. California.
september Is. 1911. respectfully submit tho
following:
WHEREAS. u has pleased an All wlss
Providence to remove from our mid-t our b.
loved brother. George Haucf. 10 the 0rsR !
Lodge above therefore be 10
REs LIVED. That by the death OF Brother
George IIauek this Lodge has lost Q worthy and
Jealous member, the community an uprigl I
and honest citizen and while We bow In sul>
mission 10 the will OF God, wa cannot refrai !
from expressing our sorrow for the loss w.
have sustained, and extending our tenderc't
sympaihies to his bereaved brothers aud sis
tiers.
RESOLVED, Ths, In respect to the memory Of
our deceased brother. the Charter OF our Lodge
b. draped In mourning and the members wear
the usual badge for thirty days.
RESOLVED. That this preamble and thess
resolution. be ,preat upon the minutes OF the
Lodge. md the SECRETARY b. requested To pr,-
sent or forward q copy to tho relatives Of late
BIother George BAuck. and alec cause the same
TO be Published ia the Gold Hin DAILr NEws.
j. II. MARSHALL,
JAMES LAN0AN.
q. HAUB.
oeiS Committee.
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GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
A SURE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR
CANCRR.

wELLKNowN RESIDENT OF THIS
a State. having Just returned from = visit to
the Eastern states, has brought with him en-
u~nfsiling SPECIFIC REMEDY for the above
terrible disease. aud Is able 20 guarantee .
PERFECT CURE IN THIRTY DAYS ot
Lsss. according to the nature and extent OF the
affection. The remedy sxvER FAILS 10 Ito
action. hat CONF ERADIcArrs the cancel
without injury to the health Of the patient, and
the cure IL complete and nnai. THE DIsrAsk
NEVER %nkruRSiSo.
Persons aniIcted with cancer In any form m,y
now he certain Of u speedy and pernsn,nt currs
Address
NJ. Postofies Boz 10.
ocI5 IN Gold Hill, Nsvsds.
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vRtions.
Especial Correspondence Of the 8. y. Post.l
TuscAEoRA, Oct. Leaving Battle
Mountain, a tedious ride by stage Of
sixty.eisht miles brought me to Tusca-
rora. AL was hustle and activity. The
200 or 50 houses and cabins were VERT.
able hives crowded with the vast swarm
OF busy. eager humanity. Business
houses and cabins are rapidly being put
up. and the only check to the increase
Of erection Is the dearth Of building mn-
terials. Lumber destined for the yards
find, u quick sale on the wagons without
unloading. The old.tims canvas houses
are numerous. and burrowing into the
hillsides Is u ~favorite mode OF forming
habitations. Building lots bring 500.
subject to a final payment to the Young
America mine. which holds apatsnt em-
bracing the entire town. Rents are
enormous. the rental for ordinary build
ings fitted for business, ranging from
81 1000 to $1,000 u year. Wood is very
scarce, and sagsbrush and coal Is mostly
used. The former is a costly fuel; the
latter has to be transported many miles
by rail and by teams.
II PEOPLE.
The population OF the camp In nearly
LOU. VI TINS umoe prooaoly there
are aoo employed IN the mines Jul
VIII embrace the iaborsrs n mechan-
les, anu 'vU Tue ousihess men anu pros
Pee'ois. me REMAINING ovO are inc IN.
a,ssns part =. ,n nn snJ. IKE
,.. nsna nss"A,,.. H.
n !. n tva". M II
~. uioa ~ "n'
~. 10Y. g. aaa,Ja..h ps.h
ma .n" - =, IL
~. .ae " = ".aso 'u.''a'es
'ne,, nT, aau un,ess 'n.,e Is SOON
~ !" w, p,oy ".
y sn,ai, army Vi nienu,e'nts. no u o
.h,nk agseI u sonuiion o,
.s ~ . : ea'o
new oanps, 'no sum, portion VI .no
oon'iaun! s, anu we p'ePohusr'
M Tnee VI s'en u.s. 'u,'o ~ a'sispu'ao's.
phases Of human nature, graduating
IRON the ruffian to the gentleman. Gam.
blers are we'll represented, and faro and
keno displays are quite as numerous a.
ehop.house signs.
cosr or LIVING AND wAoEs.
The cost Of living is high and the
fare furnished inferior. Ordinary board
and lodging is SIS a week. Extra &C.
commodations vary from ~ 10 90 per
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The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation of any evening
newspaper published in ths
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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POaTPnNRMRNT.

The above sale IL hereby postponed until
TUESDAY. the 2sd day Of October. ls11. o. tho
hour and place above aesienaied
T. Z. KELLY.
sheriff OF Story county. Nevada.
Virginia, New. Oct. n. AID. isr1. oeistd
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-Monday, October IS.

aou.i h. en,,snee7 ns.h ~ one and : III
miller. Hn,ranre. s,o. ANY niiy that has pre
~yiou,iy won a rae, shall carry Ave pound,
extra any nily that Ia. won two races. ci.h
bounds extra; any aIIy that has Won thn,
isses. ten pounds EXTRA second ally TO say,
entnpcu,.
o. NEVADA HANDICAP.-Dash OF one and
. quarter miles. free for all. Rnirie, TO rlo-'
ScsIsrs,ion. octoser i. irtmses. sIooa Ls,
forfeit: $40 only N declared out. society 10 adj
500. second Sorss to save entrance.
ali hor... in Nevada md caliiornis east Of Ii,
add f9oo. seco1d hor-e 10 save entrance,
Weights 20 rule.
I. RUNSlN0.- Dash of W. miles. free for
for,,it. second horse 10 ,s,e cStr.pss,
Weights to rule.
Three or more nomination. will he r~eauIre,l
s,,c,i, mo- ~, me-. ~, .aiisa e'sS a,.' M
but viii he responsible Tor none. In no cs.r
secohu pa) iuesuay' Vc'oper io'
q prr.. ann. .,.s. ,.n,
I'D. 49,. ,hr..i an a. ~ 80. o.. 80,
hor,c. IN Nevsi. md csiiio,nls III OF n"
ssIia,.. H.xsd. W., sx%, 5000 ~s,s%'.
n,er,a Mc'a"a' fr'' s''o' second' sioo
.na.sd Nth m. toi,ox,,, .,,,,... "A N
1870, v.'a w io'o",ns .uN' 49,,
VnAmott's'n naner y ~ .ewssr =; bIeru
nsnes holry 80. W 80, N'non'
Mugcins j. wii,on names 4. h. Nevada.
r,oyr,So- pn,. ana, ala. ,,-
m,is hss,,' ,h,ce In i've a. names ire To-,
~ p,,s, ann. ..cond avn, ,hi,, ann !"
Third nav "wednesday. 0etober n.
,rvv,vo ,..,. .so.,-. ,.,
,cne.a. ircc for mi hot..s IN N,,s5. ana c.i,'
n feiri AZ. ,,eo ~ 'hs s,s,rs SnY.S. '"I ~. u' s.m
Second. 500; third. tioo.
,.
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M e'''A' r"s" s'"'' 'e''ha' s'"'
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hvNs.n.;,I Fur,c, t.%s aasn = M
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o,us,n v,sa, s.a, n'"o,nn go y MI. a ill.,
1870" v s,so
Tia.. gsi,h IN. ,oiiou,,, on,,,.. n
R,.eJ name. :. n Iiliis n 4. II w. name.
mn r. otheIlo, + ~. Norcro,s Names .. T.
Pedro, A. X. Lsmb names .. Tom Fox; IA.
Blosspm nsmes :, G. California.
II. TROrTiNG.-Purre. $500 class. free for
A'I. mlIu ntnIrs lUTtF III v u 4 HNF
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T LIBERAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALI
worthy articles exhibited. not mentioned Ia
tchednle. The soci-ty will give. In addition 10
the premiums named. q gold medal 10 the noel
mstiiorions exhibition IN each department
The Society's silver medal will be the award oi
highest merit. All premiums over Ave dollar
may. IN tho discretion OF the Board of Trustees,
be paid IN the socirty'r plats. manufactures
expressly for the purpose.
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BORN.

Virginia. October ~. TO the wlIc
4 U \. wll.on. q dAughier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-10-10

P. I. BARNUM's OWN AND ONLY
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. AT
WINCHEsTER.-Press and people are
an enthusiastic unit in recognizing P.
T. Barnum as the Great Object Teach
er Of the age, and his worldwide famous
museum menagerie, caravan and circus,
which will reach Winchester, by three
monster special trains Of his own solid
steel cars, on Wednesday October, 18th
by far the most stupendous amusement
enterprise ever projected. Something
like half a million dollars worth of
foreign features have been added the
present year. including Barnum's Scrip
tural Behenoth, the only living Hippo
tamus this side of the Atlantic a stud
of six most magnifcently beautiful
''Trakene" trick stations, which cost
Mr.. Barnum $4,000 in gold, in Paris,
and for whose equals IN either appear
ance Or intelligence, $4,000 is freely
offered Capt. Costentenus. the re-
markable and sole SURVIVOR Of Tartar
Chinese barbarity, whose person is COW
cred, literally from head to foot, with
tattooing, and for half as skilfully Illus
trated a being as him, $4,000 will be
paid; Miss Hengler's original and
dauntless $4,000 challenge double
menage act, with her two superb tan
dem stations. and Chas. W. Fish, and
great Lowande, the chiefs among the
the bareback equestrian champions.
And all this but an mixing Of what is
to be seen, not to speak Of the more
than monarchial free street parade in
the morning, with its huge elephants in
harness, drawing stupendous golden
chariots. lions and anacondas performed
in procession, and other princely and
novel sensations, far too numerous, to
mention. How can Barnum afford to
show so much for so small price?