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CONDENsED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS essNa seuTw.


rs.-~reers m d. g. A .. n n (shc,, Line) J. ".
al u. ~, q. a. ". ". n and u. y Mail Lice
steamer. connect al Louisville vlth TRAIN No.
T. TRAIN No. I coep-et. ~ Lebanon junction.
9TH Train No. rs fcr all points IN Knoxville sad
Richmopd hrssch~s Trsln No. Is eonn~vts ~ Lsh
snon Junction With Train No. trcm al points on
the Memphis aud Montgomery tin~e; NJ lrlannn
With stages TO sud from springfield sn,rt~lissiiie
Csianhia and ,.rrer-hurr; ~ Mi,eheiissurr. With
stages 10 and ffom r~ry willie and Hur-tsbuFr, ~
Ianville s'stisr With stages 10 and Mons fSn,iiis
tity; Al STANDARD with stage. and from S.merset'
81 Richmond Junction ~ and nom y-,ints hstveco
there aud Livingston at Richm"ni 18th .tsres TO
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It is estimated that 1000 business
men attend the daily noon prayer
meetings organized in the various CEN
tres of trade in Boston. The first
held for the representatives Of the
press was presided over by an editor
of the Boston Journoi. and was atten'
ded by 100 persons. The market
mems meeting has oui grown its accom-
nnolations, aud has been twice moved
To obtain more room. The Summer
Street gathering for dry goods men
and their clerks has an attendance OF
500 or more. In the evenings the
Tabernacle is filed. The argumenia-
tive discourses of the Rev. Joseph
Cook at the fremont Temple are help
ful to Mr.. Moody by presenting in
logical form the truths which contain
the substance Of the eyangslists adj
dresses. Speaking. IN April 2, Of
unbclief, Mr.. Cook made this strong
assertion: IL do not know of single
infllel book over hundred years old
that has not been put on the upper
neglected shelf by scholars"
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

For tieLeis az inGrmaiion, apply ct ksaiu,k ~
C,ntral nniltund lsIoi. lrxingion, ~.
a b. pAN>oN ttnrtbl ~ tst AE'hi.
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MISCELLANEOUS


ASK the r~c"verci
pysp~riics, hilll"".
Sufferers, victim. ~
Fever and Arae. the
mrrcursi dis's-d rs-
tlcnt hoe they fecu,
md health. che-rna
spirit. snd r-'d apo
tie - they viii tel
you ny tatins SIM
VOWS IIvNn kror-
IArOn.
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PARTIES Desiring To E,nigraic

sill and tia, fDr comfort speed, safety and srrain
~ Of connections, With no mi nighi changes, that
this, the shfi Linz " 81 Lpnis, l. the DutT by
vhich they should purchase their Tickets tini-
grants and gnd-class PASSENGERS ~ through % ~
cias eaTs aud our rsiss arr always as isr a. the
losfea Dor hll information, tinlsi aides mar A. d,
address cali On D. J, ANIllONN,
Tat Ag't, STANFORD, N.Y.
uR ~
q. s. CONE, JT,, e. A. kLNNEbl,
q. 7 A., ~, Louis, No, :. rrav's Ag't
- n l.b'stilh 49,.
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II ENTUCHY CENTRAL AND
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroads
For VI. Losis sad The West.
Through Ticket. TO all points In his>
souri,. Kansas and Texas.

Leave Lexington i30 .. m. Arrive at - l9ni
4 70 A. NJ Ia tim. To- connect With trains Tor Kan
Leave Lexington / 10 D. m. AHiss al Nes iort
at . q, ni, the neat day.
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An old farmer once said to us that
he would not have hired man on
his farm who did not habitually whis-
tie. He always hired whistlers. He
said he never knew whistling labor
err to find fault with his food, his bed,
or complain of any little extra work
he was asked to perform. Such a
man was generally kind to children
and to animals in his care. He would
whistle a chilled lamb into warmth
and life, and would bring in hatful
Of eggs from the barn without break
ing one of them. lie found such a
man more careful about closing gates,
putting up bars, and seeing that the
nuts ON his pillow were oil properly
frightened before he took it into the
field. lie never knew whistling
hired man to kick or beat a COW, nor
drive her on a run in, rs to the hattie.
He had noticed that the sheep he fed
in the yard and shed gathered around
as he whistled without fear. He new
err had employed whistler who was
not thoughtful and economical. II
affords a means of one so entertaining
himself that he need never he wiihou,
company when he can whistle.-lEx.
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

On sale, at Gr.ail, Reduced Rates, 81 all the Itch
81 Ofhcts, aud az walnut street t'il.Dn lionssl
Cincinnati ~hsIs all information viii 10 ch-s null.
giysn, or by addressing either ~ the nntsrsisnei,
CONWAY a. liowAkD,
Gensral Ticket aud Passenger Agent.
kirbmanI. Va.
G. NJ OAKLEY,
WESTERN Passenger Agent, ,inclnnati.
y. T.. lolh6,
g2I-tf Me.tsfn Travelling Agsnt, Cincinnati.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

containing th..r southern Rsc,. and II~r's Witch
m sliwis Providence hs. placed w c'untrr. vhrre
Liver Dssss~s- nsost rrcvsii " wtil eure aU pts.
ease. ssssed BY Dersssesest ~ the Liver sd
Bowels
The SYMPTOMS ~ liver Complaint are bitter
~ hal taste In the mouth; Pain In the Rack, side
cr i,ints, cften mistaken for Hheunisti-m, seer
stomach. Los q Appe'i,s; bowel. alteins'ively
rsi uf sensation Of having failed TO do -c,~- hing
Witch ought ;" have been done; siIity, low spir
it,, thick yellow sprs-wrance NJ the sktn and
Eyrs. q dry Cough oftsn mistaken &c consumption.
somc,imc- many Of ihs-- symptoms attend tho
largest organ IN the Jy, u generally The -rst 81
the disease aud " MT regulated In time, great SUIT
erins, ~retehedncs- aud pEirn viii ensu'.
can r~cou,me-d % an sfhcsctous remedy Tor .
ess- vt the Liver. He,rtbarn and Dyspepsia, sin'-
'''''' Lrwrs q. wvspss, is2s Master street.
ASSISTANT fusr MAsrss, rHilApNLrwis.
1--WE have tested ~. VIRTUES, prr-cnsliy, and tnow
that kr py .p~p-ia. Biousness AMI IT, rubbing Head
sche, II 4. the i-st m-dicin the world evr ssv
We have tried firty ether remedies l~t,re sn nsos''
Liver Regulator, hut none Of thsm gave Us more
relieved. hut cured us."-fp. fkLsHsru Ash
Nsssk>.ER, Macon, Ga.
NASrfAcruRsD ONLY ny
J.H. zEILIN q CO.,
MACON. GA, and PHILADELPHIA
rvsee % %. sssa ~ al DrseGsss.
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MARKErs.


ard hardware Retail.
CORRECTED WEEKLY nv caxrssLt WILLIE.
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'TaAsNs assNa NWavps.
No


GONNGeTtoNo.
TRAIN NJ. "a couneet. ~ Rehmsnd Junstton D.
IN and fr"m T-'ini. hctveen there anil iivinsston;
Ut stanford With stsxr- 10 aud ftum s-snrt.~t; o.
l,snyiie station 9Th stages 10 and fr,m i~n,iils
Ctt,, al Meheiishurg Nth stegr- To- and truss fcf
with snd TIsrr,d.i,urs; ~ I<,snan 9th stssvs
70 fr,m Springfield, tss,p,~Ils,i'le. telunhis asd
t.re~ushufy. ~ tFtsnop Junettea 9th 1rstrs
Mar,s.n.sr,, and intermediate rnint.. rss-hsrrs
s.ns IN p-,ints Moth ta.t. and Wr~i fscsa louis-
,tlle sre transferred To- Trzin Nc. q ~ Lebanon
Jpretion. Trsin No eonss~ts si ttnt innsii june
tisn Nth T.. e A I. u " Sc the North ani fasi;
At Louisville In q nion ts~r"t .ith u. ". aud
~ A n n tst the North, East. anil We.', sud
nth q. = Naie lin. st-sm.rs &c ttncinnsti aud
the East.
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Th~-s are elise retail prizes for cash Of rr''dnee
The usual couc~s-ions made 10 purrhassr-s IN
Wholesale Quantities.
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THE WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS.

Known worldly ids Er the many healing VIRTUES 81 !
its xaierz arr locstrd tmIn' diatsly on the line
this great pleasure route, While many others 81
equal Iasrii, lie within = short distance and .ssi
access u by regular lines II h's' ''iAs- Concord
Coaches.
By "a afnining our map aud time tables yoa ill
dnd the must desirable route 50 our passengers hA's
the prS lsgs OF stopping o. any 'f the spring ~
toe nhoaniains 81 Nirginis aud ,esunisg ttsi
Journey al pleasure. No other line can ohsr lh-~'
Inducements. cur road-bsd Is hTsi-ei..s In ever
Train. cquirisd With all mc.iern improvement
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aud every thing that L. nsce-ssry for the comfort
aud convenience ~ pass.ngrrs.
ToNlw NoRg you have choi's of t-o ros'es, 81
Their via Goriuns,ill., Washington, etc, OF VII
kichnond, taking one OF the magnihrsai steamer
Of the Old llolninion O,.an steamship tonlpsn1
passing within View 81 all the pa,,~ 81 hslnIi, al
Interest on the james river Old FONT Cusifrt faf-
Ir.ss Manros, Hampton Roads, Kip Rsi's, Js~s--
town, etc.
1RN InIs IINE, aud lie c"nsi nscl that this IL ID,
Finest rleasur. Route On the Continent
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Thechesapeake & ohioR.R

IL the Great Pleasure Route to hiohmouo
Washington. Baltimore. philadelphia,
New York, Boston, and all Eastern
and boathesstern Points.
Passengers contemplating visiting the Atlsni''
CITIES should puTrhHss tickets via this route, sId
visit the hnnu. Watering Plar-- is the m"nnish'
of Virginia
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THE ONLY LINE

! which passenger, are noi sullecicd to a mid.
night chana..
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. ss.
[Publishsd By authority of the Board OF rrus
tees OF Gold HILL
AN ORDINANCE % Provide fsr the
Prsvsstisa Asd Rxtissuishnssf si
lPassed Nsy :. ir1.j
IruE BoARD on rRusrEEs Or ooLD nILL


THE BOARD or TRUSTEES on GOLD HILL
i DO oriaini
sscrioy ILL shall q uniawai ., s sy s prmsn "
.lshin ths fown of 6ola Hin, d any one tims.
,nSes Than one hundred pounds of powder. the Aamr
10 - s-crsd In an Iron or zinc casing or boz. With
proper handles " fAe,litats Its easy conveyance; !;
Proytied. that this section shAh not Apply 70 eay
novdss .. etser sxplosiyss, and sliusisd ner than
thrrs hundrrd ysris from any occupied houss or
imildins within me sAid limits.
Irc. 4 No person shail discharye. burn Or 10 any
vsy uss any nrcrseksrs. ehasinx squibs. rockets.
nrs~orts Shsi.ssr, within any yards of oecspisd
houses within the town limits,
SIC g. II shall BE- unlawful for any pefson 10 kecp
ar store within the town limits any VI the burnins
fuid Known rasolInr. or 70 burn the same IN snj
sEe. H. u shall Le unlawful ior any p,rson 70 ~
upof allow any sioseplps 70 pfpeo. tnIvutm Wv
ceiling. wall. Partition or rOof ot any Duinnk ~
other strueturr Within the Town hnnts. y. unen =.
90 she ~ owner :i w, - sna
arOuBd ssid sioyrplpe, iined Win w. ihe y. IIvn
thimble ~ collar. where rssr. thfoutn - s es
Ing. wall partition ot r.o,! sna WI ..sL sss,i
WHERE Isss tnrvusn s.s h. IN. ,n.m c,min.
apart. and al jointi beiween the roof and upper
ceiling mall ss ~. ~ s IVY a ,ns sseh Suins
san pryeck 40 tho highest ont thereof ~ ~. ~
four ieet; e Brr U pas,s> ihfptfh vsn ~
partition Al 30 along the aafns. tneTe ehAll :.
: spsee q u a. |one loot between ssld plpe and
four feet aboys Toof; sni an stss,p'pss pl., pysJ,.
Ing above the fooi a. a"r>aA shA" w s'e"''"
siayedwith % sir,' ~ ,,,. ~o,, IA, any ,.r.o, "a ~
ss si.s 3, Other sSa,.,Dss .,ss,dSr g.
Within the Town limits. a. to shdanser propsn,
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tr...-a apdi -. m.I
rurE BOARD or fsusrrrs or GOLD hill

10 or.iain; =
sEcrics !, The Town Narshai and all Polico-
men under bls direction shall arrrd and take nis
large within the corporaie limits of the Town of
OoId llii anil connn~ thrm In some secure place 10
b~ provided for that purpose by the town.
ptiysie iucIa.nrr OF any person or psr.ons within
In. low N nlis NAV 10 takeu up by any p~tsDn AMI
committed 20 the custody of the Marshal or any
r.. nre iss Ssss,nss,.r ns prr.sS % %
sn. ]. The Marshal shall keep q true and faithful
-.s,. ~ W.. sna ~ sa.,a,v mi ths aais AMI
Ahsnot Ivukn. n.o ~ ..ap ~ ~ ~ M - 80,
mannsr ol ,hsir aisp"ss ana .. sn. y, a. 10y
soss,sou gss @ ~ ,ns ~, ..s s.,n n, Il. s -, ~.
Id ~ an .urh animals therein detained.
Mr. a An snch animal. taken into rust0fy un-
A. ~. ..,.,.o,,. N M. tniinanre N NOD reclaim.
~, M, w, Az S.,, ,hs,s.p,s, shsli L. siv,.,I.d In
nj s,,es MI, siss,l.em.ni ,bs Marina NAV ss
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Paved April -. izT.l
unE BOARD or TRUSTEES or GOLD HILL


frIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or GOLD HILL
i do ordsint
HEcr0s l. Ii shall be the duty 0f the Chlef OF Po-
lice or any policran under bis direction. 70 put W
al the door OF any houss In the town % 0old
Hin wherein patient may Be sick of smallpox
ssse. imn,ediatsly upon its being brought 10 the
kno.ledfe Of the sad chief II Police that any per
rou iuhabiting such house ID sick Of the Aad dis-
ease therpln.
sfc. ). No person shall tear down or rmovs the
yrlIow nag 70 put ny as aforssaid during the con.
srr 4 n shall b. The duty Of the chief Of Police
10 give such directions aud sdopt such measures %
in his Judgment may b neceszary for cleansing.
rlmigatina and purifying any buiknnx os premise-
In which any person may have been ~ " sman.
pox. and 70 remove therefroni and Destroy the 81
such smallpox patient. when be may desn, " nse-
es<ary Tue exp:nses ineuffsd " sAHyIns s W. W.
provisions 0f this section shAu " pAn ~ hen
smallpox patient, 90 bis legh represemAu,s, of ~ "
such patient he q married woman of miuof. tnsn ~
The husband. parent of sua'a'Ah' - 'he 'A'e '"''
src. Z. No peson attesdlne upon of o%,hsfw,r % W.
COMING In contact With sny psfsol ans -, y, ~
smallpox IN rush mannef or 70 saen ~ ~ s,,ns.
10 rrnder him liable " eommun'.s's W ,a,,
snsn ~ spos any puIe , s,sd Vim ~ dlssasr
erc. s. No person shall remove z .msli,poy ps,,
tisnt nom any holss or place within the hmin ot
the town 70 any s<bsy eetss OF place wnhoet ~
written permission OF the Pre<idem of ~ Qera o.
Sc ~ , ,nI' ~, y, ha,ns uss.i by' or Inv
~ ~, - 49,, III, - .ns sm.il-nox nstieut without
,'ss .,a VI a,,.siian n ths ChIsfof Police
AZ. !. No person shall within the limits of the
spwh ,,,, suIn To- shy ~ ~, s,n.,,-noa nsfient.
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ORDINANCE NO. 50.
iPabiished BY authority Of the hoard Of Trus-
tees Of the Town of Gold Hill.
70 irevide for The Pre-
tectisu and Csutroi Of ihe Gsid Iiill
Water Wsrks.
ORDINANCE NO. SO.
tPa sed May !. is'7.l

TIHR BOARD OF TRUSTEES or GOLD
i iiili do or,iain:
spIiox !. u shall he the duty 81 the Town Mar.
of all eisterns reservoirs. pprs hy,irants and prop
etiy belonging 10 the Water Work. of the Town o.
od Ill., subject I" the onier. and requirements Oi
the oari of Trustees anl 10 the provisions OF Sec
tion two ~ this ordinance.
Sac p The Chief Engineer or Assistant knEineets
of the tire department of the Town of Cold III
shall have the snntrv and us~ of the water IN sail
p-~es, but shall not nse sahi water lot any othef
Than firr putIose-. and ~ b.crsarly Ieqnifei iof
the use of The conpanie. under his W thtir eharse'
fIr. I. ANY Isfs0p WIN shall IN any wisr Inter
f.re with the Town Marshal. OF any per-on 90 per
sous M hts rwplss, la ia. lisshar.e oi his duty as
required by thl. Ordinance, who shAll w any AZ
interfere With or apply 10 any use ~hatstrr. the
said cisisrns rrs<ryors pipes h,drants or any ohet
thing beonglng ~ aid waller works. OF MAKE u.. ci
any of the water therein. except as provided ~ th.
Ordinance, Ahall, upon rOnNiefion thereof. DE- nneu
ln any nm not less than twenty DOLLAR nor NOV
than thrre hundred doiars. anil csts. and ~ deiAnl
of payment thereof. may br imprisonedin the town
jail at the rate of QUE day of every tw" dollars q"
sIr. 4. All Ordinances aud parts of Orilnsne.s In
conflict with th. Or,linance are hslebs rrpeaiei.
n, u. DAuCHi,
Presiirni u the Baari of Trustees
of the Town % Uold llill.
Attest, wM. iiY. DOAkE
Clerk of the nosri.
On motion. Ordinance No. ~, a. rrai. wa. ps.ssd
BY the following vote; Ay..-rnisi... car.k. On
ami AMI srs,,Sss. rs;.as.' pa"'h WN' iiY poSSs.
Dated (oll IIIll, May I, ls.T. my3 iwu
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TAKE NOTICE.

rIlo ALL WHOM IT MAY coSCRRN:
All persons owing money 20 the late arm
OF wITrR BROrHER5 are herrby caa,ioned
not 20 pay any bills 10 any one except 10 q. 4.
WITH. at Wade 4 Mssshaii's store, or the
undsfsigned. All bllls due must be raid within
thirty days, or legal proceedings will Be insti-
tuted. wiTrk BROS.
Gold Hill. Jaly Q. isr7. jys I'm
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t0sI.

A oHRoK OF THE pANK oP CALIFORNIA
"A 10 hvos Of q. DODD or bearer. for One
Hnsdrsd and kisht Doliar-. issned by .. %.
begur, superintendent OF tLs tuceor D Inc. Al
perYohs arc caution,d aasinst Iepotiat NJ the
Vii csts y ssvias iss is. the ss4S "a Nh M Ssss %
once.
Tvs I've q. DObn,
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isom's KArHAisox matss beautiful. siossy.
luYurisnt hair, prevents its falling oct a. turn
ins srAy. u hiss stSod the test of forty ysefss
d rharmingiy psffunsd. and has no rival
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NOTICE.

,r,Hx FIRST GRAND PUBLIC iSsrALI:A.
s,.,, ~ shs oficers Of the lmproved Order
az Iisi Wen will take place IN cOOPkks
HALL. VIRGINIA.. on the evening o. ths I'm ~,
instant, sd not IN hsd hsns Hall. Oad & IL
love BulIdins. - herstofor. snnounesa' rsf'
tiss intsssGIs6 vii pisass tsks notice. ma.
~ osiAr % the Committee. b""
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

an MONDAY, JrLy OTa u. Y. B.EEn
~ will open PtIvATE SCHOOL. is the oid
Grammar ssbool BsiidIrR. bay cisas for chit
dr'n. evening e'sss toe I'D 10. lnstruc'icn IN
conmon and higher branebe-. Tsrms-psy
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An ORDINANCE 10 prsvide fer the
Orsasization, Resuiatisn, Rstaslish'
nsent. Lsratisu and Dlsbandiss sfFi
aud Hose Companies for the Tsws ei
(lOld Hill.
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ORDINANCE NO. %.

lrublished By authority Of the Bosri Of Trustees of
0oh Hin.
AN ORDINANCRt 70 Prshibitths Rsaniss
at Large sf lIsss. Gests snd Cows
Town sf GsiA iIili.
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SILVER CITY STAGE LINE '
kza2R
roSsrcrrNa PROMPTLY WITH THE
y ymoRNINa AND EVENING TRAINS
aoLpr NIL And VIRGINIA OMNIBUS
Tl.fNEs,
WHICH NKvRR FAILS TO CONNECT,
No matter what the weather may be.

Clean and Comfortable siage,. Good Team,
."' ~ JOHN BRSNErrs,
lam ALfREO DESSETTS.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.

Published BY authority of the Boani VI Trustees Of
0oid llii
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

LAKE TAH oE!
e@ 49,
JOHN W.. MokINREpS
OLD PLACE.
SUGAR PINE POINT.
HEALTH ! PLEASURE! RECREATION!
nm
TUE ABOVE VERY POPULAR RESORT
l is now thrown open to the public for the
season. u IL situated on the WkSTkhN
SHORE OF THE LAKE, nine mllrs from
Tahoe City. amid the most
Rsmantic and IIeaithfai ssrrsuadisss
And near ,A. hest FISHING GROUNDS.
A nne Wharf runs out 10 deep water IN the
Lake, and plenty Of boats are furnished free for
the pleasurtso OF the grcsts. The steamers
touch at the wharf 10 land passengers.
Passengers nom Gold Iliil or Virginia can w
BY way OF Tfuckee and Tahoe City or Cason
aud Gleenbfook. taking tho steamer Aerors the
Lake.
RATES or CHARGES.
Board AID Lodging. per week..........tla 20
Boafd and Lodging. per y.'........... 10
Children from S To 10 years of age. half price.
Invalids ss we'll as business men. or families
seeking recreation or pleasure. win nnd this
tho very place.
sm presr.s.er.-
French Restaurant,
MAIN sTRRET,...........GO GOLD iiii.i-
opposite the Eclipse stable.
A. ouPREY, PROPRIETOR.
TuE CHoIcEsT OF EVERYTHING THE
1 Market an,rd-.
~AS9n,n GAME. FISH. -
Etc., kie., An1
Served mp In the most approved French style.
or cooied 10 order al short notice.
WINE. FRUIT. and all the iunnries of the
season.
se- MgAn AT ALL Houas. Board by The
day, week. month or meal.
having had thorough personal experience ~
q frst a.. MAitrs dc Cuisinc for the last
twenty years. I can guarantee the most excel. |
spic N A DuPREY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE no. 90.

ANORDINANCE % Prevsss the sprssA
81 Saaii.Psx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
J. 3. MARSHALL.
rP.O SIT OFFICE STORE
MAIN STREET. GOLD Hill.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
3 L A N K B 90 K 8
srATIoNERY.
GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, CLOCKS
JE w e L RY.
Toys and Fancy Goods.
Pc AGENTS FOR TIKI
SAN FRANCISCO AND SACRAMENTO
p AP E r 8.
which tn delivered in any part Of Gold HnL
ALSO
ALI. TliH LATRsT
EASTERN PERIODICALS. n
p.s.sALLArM. LID. roLson.
GALLRTIN O. FOLSOM,
COLD MILL. NEVADA
....DEAiIks m...
n a r D w A r e
Iron, Steel, Coal,
Astoves, Tin ware,%
FUSE, POWDER, ROPE, BLOCKS,
aAs rirE AND FITTINGS;
Shoyels, Picks, Handles, Nails,
Milling and Mining Goods.
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE
mADE TO oRDRR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-12

On motion, Ordinance No. vi. .. Rad. wa, passed
by the followlns yoiei Ayes-TTustees Carrick,
Tyrrell, stephens, aud President Danchy. Absent
C;erk ~ the board.
Daiei April n. i1I. mys iw
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-15
About Babies.

The following paragraph will be
read with pleasure by all who own and
love babies. 1t is no less admirable as
a description of baby than as an ex-
ample of a keen sense of the proper
place at which to put full stop:
"Did you ever watch dear little
baby waking up from its morning nap?
1t is one Of the prettiest sights in the
world. There is the crib with its
small proportions and snow white dra.
perry that covers something, outlined,
round and plump. There is nothing
TO reveal what it is; not the slightest
movement of the pillowed whitenoss
that is visible-no sound to indicate
the keenest actual life, until the hour
hand Of the clock that stands sentinel,
like yourself, has twice made its cir.
cult. Then there is a slight pulsing
in the white drapery, small, pink
tremulous hand, fair as rose bud, is
thrust out, and from the nest thus bro
ken into appears a round diminutive
face, with wide open eyes that have
not I1uch speculation in them yet.
Soon, however, they begin to stare,
and become questioning, serious, as if
wondering what kind Of a world it is
they open upon and the head lifts
itself just little, and two snowy white
feet stand up spasmo6ically, with a
Simultaneous movement, each toe of
which has an attendant dimple. But
the head is too heavy-it fails softly
back on the pillow with its own sweet
weight, the hair all damp and golden
the cheeks peaehy-the mouth pouted,
as if the angels kissed it in dreams. A
first lingering go-o-o comes from its
rosy depths, sweeter than any birds
song, for it has spirit tone and yet
retains thrill of its native skies. The
chubby hands are lifted imploringly,
persuasively-the baby has awakened
and ceased to be an angel"