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National Republican., 1877-04-17
PERSONAL

Miss Cunnlns, the actress. Is stopping at
the Imperial.
Harry Pearson, of Baltimore, is CUES, at
the Imperial.
Commodore J. II. Menymnn, of New rosk.
General James Bowen and vile ar. s,op-
al the Arlington.
Capt. W: II. southerisnd. U. 9. n. Is To-
Gated at the Ebbitt.
Colonel Ir, Aver, IT,, Of Richmond, Va, Is
registered at the Ebbitt
Commander Robeson, q. 5. N, and wife are
guests at willard's
Hon. 8. r. Rice, of Montgomery, Ala, is
registered at the Imperial.
Captain G. !. Emery and wife, q. 5. n,
are soiourning at the Ebbitt
Hon. Carl Schurz and family have tsken
apartments at the ArllnGton-
Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Of Richmond, Va
registered at willards yesterday.
Hon. B. Noble and wife, and W. B. NOsse
Of Florida, are CHARTERED n the Essitt-
Judge @. NJ. Bryan and Colonel sam +.
Garter, Of Texas, are guests At the Eheati-
Hon. J. Warren Keller, N. c. elect fron
Springfield, Ohio, Is registered st the Eseatt
Judge James A. Whitney and wife, Of Nev
York, are among the guests Of the Eeedtt Hease.
Governor John A. Burbank, Of Richnco5,
Ird. has returned to washingtcn, and has hi
old quarters at the Ebbltt
There Is TO foupdation for the report that
Albert Rhodes, Of the ''Galsry- sfah ef CO.
trieu,Sr, Or rs " rSng'o connect himself vitha ssv''
The following Senators and members vIl
make their headquarters ~ the Ariinxton far ths
sstra session Of ocngres: Roscoe Osakii.E.
j.; Hnrss. Cameron, m wa; Wn. 3. VsTsss. 4.
Nj. Bliss, N Muller, A. EeSaa. A 5. Hsssit,
4 u Jsnes John Isl ss.li.. n Isei s, ssss; "a t.s
Risssss' iois K G.ss .:s ssfz T
Vie n Bes.dist, dec V. f.sisr.ss. & s y =
! q. SsSi,.i' essa; Ky' W. f. sap and ~ifs' Iowa
Hotel Arriv,Aa-
At the Lmperiai.-C. ischefiin, New Tcrk;
.: 4: sspls. Tsos icrlssd, Hssisiss. II; 4
N q. Wilson, Pa; ". .. Miller, Philsdslpssa
S.s oSi..s:' Gsss' 6h, + a sr T's
A the Arlinptor.-Chas. Tracy, MI; J.
B, Hereford, Nevada: q. H HYDE, Little Rsek
0otbcst, N. =; Nj. md Hr, 5, s sayses N
pr. Henry Q. Potter and Gis Vols. h. z; J
q. Moors, Daily Greekie. N. Y; Msssr J. r
sanser. q. 8. A, and n. Trainy. HanSng-
At WsIlsrG..-G. A. Seymour, n. ": JeAr
ssssss sssss nav aSs = 4 g 3
n.ii. o.; JesspS Iseissa. ss Issi;: ss la. Ia,
MT; and Mrs f.irm.n Rss.rs Psiisssirsi.. 5
H. burton and T. r. sPenos, CinuannatL o.
At Tie Fb6in.-wn. II. FrneA, Dr., U.s A.
Fred. Faulkner, Riohnend, Va: aesl r. Ar1lAy
Worcester, Mas; ,. W. Raaksr, Chicsxa III
Theo. O. vogle, Miss yoxla, MrA J. " LalF
Galvcston, Tens; J. L Nine, Nis. Iinef, On
cinnati, o; 7; J: oi.y, Z: n Rsas, Z ks.s
j. warren Keller, spri.s sssis. o; SsSs.ss J. y
Phslp. z, s. NJ Il; u Camp, niiy.sss.; 2; O
Amos Smith, jr., gincinnsti, o.; Z h Spenoe
RichBord; Ms. E n. Sps.ce, yfrxinEa, r
LoSg%.n and yii. Ercskin, n Is Ma %.
7: Lewis Phil.deiphiA "a; q a. stsysas, NJ.
Jennie Steyens, Mra Captain s Deaa, Plfts
J. Z. Van do water. and Miss H Matshev, Nss
York.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

which Is to be !rung only in case Of FIRE.
Should this plan be adopted Il would b. .
novel sight TO sce- the result OF false
alHm. Every window would gnua the
hddt trs would be flung 10 TIE breess. asd
in q moment couple hundred gussts in
white would be scrAmhlias Tor dear life
towards terra drma Thea the fsct that Il
was q false alarm would become kaora
and simultaneously the air would become
blue with swear words.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

A NEW prophet has arisen to warn the
world Of what Is to come. He speaks
through his pen In the New York Graphic,
and says that Europe, during the coming
year, will be sorely afflicted that crops
will be light, and that many mercantile
failures will occur. But he says that the
mighty powers Of fate have reserved for the
Old World other and greater misfortunes.
He says that war is coming, widespread aud
devastating war that Turkey shall be at
first successful In repelling the Russian
hosts, loosely organized and undisciplined
as they are but the giant of the north will
make up in strength what he lacks in skill
and agility, and will overrun Turkey, both
in Europe and Asia. Then the fear and
jealousy Of Great Britain will be aroused
By the close Of the summer the English
army will occupy Constantinople, and Its
fleet will have taken possession of the 18th.
mus of Suez. An army Of Sepoys, mum.
bering hundreds Of thousands, will march
northward throughout Afghanistan to the
Russian possessions unopposed. Austria
will sympathize with the general alarm,
and resent the presence OF the Russian
troops in the Danubian principslities, and
in conjunction with England will try to
stay the progress Of the Russian armies
BISMARCK out of the way, the military arm
of Prussia will be raised to take part In the
combat, King WILLIAM will join the Car of
the North in bargain to take possession Of
central Europe and reconstruct the empire
Of CHARLEMAGNE, while Russia seizes its
own upon the Bosphorus.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

CAPTAIN GENERAL CAMPos, of Cub,
has commenced movement towards the
interior Of the island in search Of the in.
surgents. He will return in about month
with the remnant Of his army.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

THIS Is ominous. A bear stole into q
barnyard In Minnesota the other day and
carried of large turkey. Soon the Rur-
sian bear will be prowling along the banks
of the Danube, searching for the Turkey
which he has hurgered after during the
mast fifty years
National Republican., 1877-04-17
THE DIVINITY THAT SHAPES OUR
ENDS.

ENDS.
There were members of Congress on the
Republican side who openly avowed
during the fierce contest over the decisions
of the Electoral Commission that II they
could be persuaded that Mr.. HAYES, II
elected, would carry out the views then
advocated by the NATIONAL RRPUBLI.
CAN, which have since been fully indorsed
and given effect by the Administration,
they would instantly join the Northern
Democracy in their efforts to defeat the OBJ
ject Of the law creating the commission by
any means which would accomplish that
end; and when leading editorial In The
REPUBLICAN, which, by q strange coinci.
dence, appeared on the same day that the
incendiary article was published In the
Ohio State Journal and telegraphed here,
was observed to act as an antidote upon
the minds Of Southern members. neutral.
iziug the mischievous effects Of the poison
thus sown, these gentlemen industriously
e1erted themselves to impress upon all
that 1t was not, and could not be, q
correct representation Of the policy
Of Republican administration. They
were sincere in their convictions, and 1t Is
fortunate for the country that they were;
for 1t is now clear that If they had then
had assurance that such course would be
pursued by Mr.. HAYES, he would never
have been President And, happily, they
were just as impotent to prevail upon
Southern men who were inclined to hope
TOR the best and adhere to the stipulstions
OF the statute. as they we're incapable OF
"'e'c ming 'heir own belief that ~ Re-.
. ---s.A p.g-.1:ll Ay1.a ...u 10 llcur
National Republican., 1877-04-17
THREE GREAT FUNERALS.

New York has had three sensational fl.
nerals within the past yesr. The first was
that Of the unfortunates who were lost in
the yacht disaster. Mr.. GARNER. who was
one OF the victims. was the richest man
that ever perishcd by drowning. sad his
funeral pageant was q magnificent affair.
The next was the funeral of Commodore
VANDERBILT, in which three steamboats,
and one hundred and ffty carriages were
employed. The third one was the result Of
the JEwETT tragedy. In this funeral pro.
cession were the bodies Of the suicide as,
sailant and his victim. No single year
has produced three such funerals for New
York city.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

TREASURER CARDozA, of South Carolina,
is opposed to yielding up his office at the
demand Of Gov. HAMPTON, on the ground
that he was declared elected by the can.
vassing board and received his certificate
Of election from d. II. CHAMBERLAIN
when his authority as Governor was undis.
puted. The case will 60 to the courts, and
the fight will probably be long and deter.
mined one,
National Republican., 1877-04-17
A NEW FIRE ESC4PF.

A new plan has been proposed for the
prevention Of loss Of life at hotel fires. 1t
Is suggested that rope ladder be placed in
each chamber, and so constructed that Il
cRn he readily aud safely adjusted to the
"'udowSiil; also. tbsI large brli shall he
pl-.su lu = CenIal pJrava "a lns nyIvi,
National Republican., 1877-04-17

The President has wisely determined to
sustain the Indian policy SO successfully
inaugurated by President GRANT. No Of.
fort Of the Administration has accom-.
plished such satisfactory results as the
peace policy.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

THERE are over three hundred appli.
cants for the special agencies Of the Post
Office Department. As there are but forty
four agents at present, and four of these
sre to be discharged the 1st of May for the
want of funds to pay them, 1t looks as
though the noble three hundred would be
counted out,
National Republican., 1877-04-17

THE President is preparing message,
to be resented to Congress, urging au ap.
preparation for the Paris Exposition, which
is to take place next year. Our warm rcla-
tions with the French Republic should
move Congress TO take this matter up early
and consider ii generously.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

LARGE forest fires have already begun to
do their destructive work in Pennsylvania
and New York. and the farmers are fiud.
ing 1t difficult y save their houses from the
ruinous fiend. Between the gtasshoDpars
and the fires tbc Nrmrr Seems to be 10 u
LrIsl GgI " .l-.-.. ~. GGY. !. u.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

grasshopper commission can secure com.
promise with the boppers, and nature
should furnish rain sufficient during tho
summer, the granger may yet be happy.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

The Southern Democracy, after getting
stones in place of bread, and serpents in
stead OF eggs from the Northern dough.
faces for twenty years, now proposes to
stand by Republican administration for a
change
National Republican., 1877-04-17

THE Russian Grand Dukes are coming
to Washington. We are glad Of 1t. The
Capital of the nation, whose inhabitants
are all sovercigns, Is yearnins for live
prince or two They will revive the mo-
notony of the dull times for while, for a
live prince is, perhaps, the liveliest thing
iu society at the present day.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

A RAILROAD will be built to the Black
Hills within the next eighteen months.
Contracts for the construction of it have
already been entered into. and the road
will reach o'Niel City by the 1st of octo.
her
National Republican., 1877-04-17
Base Ball Match In LsuissIIis-

tBV VTelegraph 10 the National Rtpnhllnaa-l
LouIsyrILR, KT, ApE.l ls--rbe base ball
match here to-day resulted Louisville, q; Ia
diHnapols. :. Large crowds sf sI'r5tAiErs uss
,r,r weather. Ihs Esme vas h5ij- s.s'sTssI
National Republican., 1877-04-17

The stock market in Wall street stands
with gates sjar ready for the scenes a.
another Black Friday.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

Per'ons Ledring he city for the summer can
hare Tue REPUBLICAN mailed 10 aug address
BY pdyiag &c cents per month, Invariably IN adj
rance.
National Republican., 1877-04-17
Nnfice.

Notice.
We beg leave to state that we decline to return
rejected Communications; and to this rule We
can make no exception.
National Republican., 1877-04-17

THE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
CAN BE OBTAINED IN NEW YORK AT
BRENrANoS NEWS EMPORIUM, %
UNION SQUARE.
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Advertising Rates.
Dsly-3 cents . line for ordinary Advertising
OF editorial page, per line. FIRST page, p.so
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AMIsEnENrs rO-NIGHr.
subscription Rates,

Daily pagesl by carriers, 50 cents per month
BY mail, postpaid, v per year; q for six months,
vsnoe
National Republican., 1877-04-17

Indications.
For today The indications are partly cloudy
aud rdTpsr rsathsr, rih light local rdits,
edsterly TO soUthcriy Winds and stationary and
cor falling bdrom6tcr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
Desying The Charge.

Several days ago mention Was made
that . number Of men had been dis
charged from the Bullion mine because
the pulp from tho drill.holes had been
saltsd. The boss was unable 10 find out
who tried to play tho joke. and. In order to
be sure OF getting the right man, dis
charged the whole shift. A number Of the
mon working In the mine at the time. and
who we're discharged. do not wish 70 rest
under suspicion Of being engaged In any
such thing. They have therefore taken
the only way possible for them 70 clear
their reputation. Yesterday they went be.
fors Judge Moses In Virginia City aud
svore 10 the following affidavit:
sroREY C~ouxrY-e: We. the under.
signed, employees Of the Bullion Mining
Company. being first duly sworn. depose
and say: That during the time OF our
employment by the said company We did
not at any time tamper with the rock or
earth In which wo were working, or ''sslt"
II, q that term Is known by miners, or
suy drill.holes, or In any manner what
ever; nor do either Of US know any per-
son working In said mine who did 80.
(Sirned): Timothy 0'Connell, Joseph
stephens. Patrick sullivan. John Purcell,
Con. Sullivan. James welch. Charles
Schmidt, p. O. Lsahy. Patrick Harring.
ton, Thomas McGrath, Daniel Long. ]. v.
Hart, william Foye. Fred. A. Smith.
Thomas Waters. Joseph sincoek, j. Z.
Graves. az,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
III day Of May, 1877. tn. MOSES.
Justice Of tho Peace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
CAUSE Of THE OPPRESSION.
a Nsv Theory Asvssesa-Knsiish
Capital and Brains Absas -
0sssis rpshs Csnsssek Thrsagh
the nasrS Tuansl.

In an editorial article on the causes Of
the present. DISASTROUS depression Of min
ing stocks, the San Francisco Sock Er
eAasye says:
I'VE heard . novel theory advanced yes
terday. II va nc mort nor less than thai
English capital. English brains and Eng.
lish determination. arc at the bottom oi
all this depression. and threatened ruin.
That . syndicate has been formed In Lon
don. representing tho anne capital that
dug the Sutro Tunnel. and thai the OBJ
jectivs point IL the capture Of the vhols
Comstock. or at least al that IL worth cap
turing. and making Il subssrvs Tunnel In
tsresss. That % an incident Of The schsms.
the punishmsnt Of the bonanxa arm u
also resolved upon. and that James
whits. late N. p. who kicked up ths
sensation at . late BONANZA meeting. has
been enlisted In the cause with al
his brains. his means and his ensrgy.
That the CASo.;eis IL In the pay OF this
syndicate. and that finally when the Com.
stock companies are ruined. when holders
hers become % discouraged that they will
no longer pay assessments. vhsn shares IN
Ophir. and OvermAn, and Savage. and
Hale 4 Norcross. and Gould 4 Curry BE-
come utterly vAlueless, and public comb
dence In the lode wholly destroyed. then
will step In Messrs. { .. d. Of Lombard
street. secretly and quietly nip ups major.
ity Of the shares for . song. and presto
the Sutro Tunnel will cut the east ledge,
the water from the Savage and the Hale 4
Norcross will iiow out and away shs
bounds upward under the impulse Of new
strikes. new prospects and the silent testi'
mony Of the diamond drill. OF course. We
do not indorse any such theory; but. In
eating about Tor . knowledge Of the Why
and tho wherefore. II 10 we'll TO kssp an
eye over the sec. II 10 NO ordinary cause
that has brought about the present statui
of the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
Grateful Thasks.

Mr.. Evans. tho blind man. desires
through the columns Of the Nrwst TO return
his moat grateful and heartfelt thanks 70
tho many people in this section who have
so kindly assisted him. Tho villain
Bodwell. whom the miners at Virginia
came 90 near lynshing the other day. nsost
cruelty robbed him Of $500. which was .
grievous loss to him. but he has funds
sufficient " enable him 10 90 10 Warrington
Territory. where he has friends. There
he proposes 10 secure small farm.
which will 10 worked by his three
sons who are grown TO manhood.
aud by this means will be able TO support
their poor blind father. In taking his
leave. no regrets parting with 90 many
kind friends and a~equaintances. and earn
estly invokes the blessing Of God upon the
people Of this locality. where he met with
his great misfortune, and has since found
80 many kind hearts and helping hands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
The Miser. A..issrsary Res.iss.

Tho annual reunion Of the miners Of
Silver City. Gold Hin and Virginia City
will take place al Ninen' Union Hall,
Gold Hill. tomorrow evening. Grand
preparations arc being made by the Gold
Hill Union for the entertainment Of their
brethren on tho occasion. John TAFT.
President Of the Virginia Union. has been
appointed Grand Marshal. and has chosen
for his aids President Burke. u the Gold
Hill Union. and President sewell. Of the
silver City Union. Two bands Of music,
under Professor Rippingham and Profes-
sor Cara. will Be In attendance. The Va
rious subcommittee and aids are making
all the necessary arrangements. None
but members In good standing will b ID.
initial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
isfPURR BREATH.

Auo u ell the diaasrseabie consequences that
follow The decay Of the teeth, IN inpurS breath
must b the nost Notifying and UNPLEASANT TO
its posssesor. sbd u 10 the most inexeunele
and offensive In socisty ; and Jet The eause oft
may easily be removed By cleansing Jour teeth
daily With that tr''iy popular dsntifriee. IN.
he breath. cools and rvfreshes the mouth. and
gtves Q pssrttike appeannse TO she teeth.
Gentiemen Who indulge In smoking should
cleanss theiY teeth with sOZ0DONT. - Il
rsmoves a, UNPLEASANT odons Of the weed. Ask
your druggist for 10. apl6f I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04

pEro.ir.-A lot Of men, clothing was
found cached in the vicinity Of the old
Belcher works yesterday. II Is thought
10 have been the hiding place Of some
sneak thief. The goods are frst-elass.
and four really fine shirts are among
the collection. The things were dis
covered By q gang Of men engaged In
taking up some timbers In the platform Of
the Bsleher mine.
A RrxISIscEScr.-An emigrant train
passed through Gold Hill to-day. Tho
people said they were from Los Angeles.
California. and that they were going TO
settle In some Of the valleys near hsno.
The sight Of n real old-fAshioned train IL
seldom seen In this vicinity. 10 WAS re-
gardsd with interest by all tho oid-umers.
Il served a. . reminiscence OF the days
Of ~.
No ACTION TAKkS.-The meeting held
las. night fer the nomination Of First
Ward Trustees. did not amount to much.
The boys had . little fun, then adjourned
~ithout making any nominations. Unless
another meeting "a called. the candidates
now In the field will have TO stand In and
take their chances. A lively limo may be
cIpected next Monday.
coLLrcrioS.-A collection WAS taken up
smoug the employees Of the Hale and Nor
cros. mine Wednesday. for the relief OF the
family of John Epley. who died in eonse-
ouence of the injuries received by falling
into the hot water in the Norcross incline
ON the i5th Of April. and the sum of si96 ~
realized.
wrupnAwAL.-I. y. Berry. candidate
for Town Marshal Of Gold Hill. gives pub
Lie notice In another column to-day OF his
withdrawal from the contest. His with.
drsvsI Lessons the circles Of contestants.
and make, IL lust that more Interesting 10
the remaining aspiranh.
Il. Kos~xAx, the w~ife-beatsr. Ia. filed a
petition In bankruptcy. Liabilities. S.
as5 "a: assets. about $500. His brutal
ity bas had tbs effect Of breaking him NJ
in business.
WILLIAM y. CuLvra has filed . lien
upon the Virginia Catholic Church for
STAT. He claims that amount 10 be dns
him for work - carpenter In hnishing
that building.
prnrso the month Of April the Chollar
walled bullion Of tho value Of SGT, Sis 70
Of which $l6.305 81 was silver an u szi'-
Oo7 Al in gold.
Tur Treasurer Of the Virginia Reiis'
COMMITTEES Yesterday received the follow
ing donations: Emmett duard' szooi L.
sIother. 500.
JoHx HosLkr died suddenly at the resi-
jeuco Of Captain Wells. in Virginia CITY
Yesterday evening at haif-past ) O'Clock.
soxr Of the Virginia ladies' are talking
M e.tsblishing an csting-houss for the
benefit Of POOR and destitute families.
Jx Nrras. the popular usher Of
National Guard Hall. will take his benefit
next Monday evening.
TIE Justice recently shipped $ea'Aso'
making q total ON April aecoun thus Tar
Of Si63.i5
w. u. smKrrKRp Of Virginia City has
been appointed Superintendent Of Tho
Utah mine.
JAMS q. FAN has expressed himself ..
opposed W tho reduction OF minsfs
wages.
Tur BONANZA mines have more men en-
ploysd than ever before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
ADvICg.

You are ssisd every day through the eplunns
Of nevspspcn and By your druggist to nee
consisting for Dyspepsls and Liver Complaint
that ynu know nothing about. You yet d -
cosraeod spending money With Int little sue.
cess. Nov TO give you satisfactory proof that
0RIEH's Auapur FLOWN viii cure you OF
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. with a., their
bsbit.ai costiveu-,s. ps,pitstion of thu heart,
heartburn. water.br.sh, eonibg up Of icod
sftcr eating. ! " spirits. ETC., VI. ash you 10 g.
10 your cfurgist asd get . sample bottle of
0sxKN's Auousr FLowKn for 10 ssnts and try
q. or Q regular size for IS CENTS. Two dos,s
Will relisvs jou. mh30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
BRONCHITIS,

Iron John FLAG. Esa.. Of b~seniastss, :. H.
"Thrs yap snes I wss vsry much sseussd
with . drssdfui cough. which rssuits1 b nree.
dlacuit 70 speak II an audible votes. N tAia
va add ssvsrs night svssts, and I ~ Ter
ful Of eoing into Q Decline. Aftsy recoa1ss 70
various remedies 70 no Purposs. ] nsds - o.
Df. Wistsr's Baissm Of wind Cherry. . Tee boz
Ties OF which fuiiy restorod me 70 hsaitn'
Since that limo have bad seyeral eevsrs "
tseks Of cough, bat the Bslssm hes always -.
moved them. alwsys keep 10 By NE, md
should not know how 70 DO without u"
SOLD BIZ All druRxtsts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
BAlWeti.

A note from sam Baker Of Carson. this
morning. informs Us that ]. ID. Bodewll,
the escaping scoundrel. dodged on board
Of tho lightning express train for Reno
last evening At that place. Had his pre-.
euee al the State Capital been detected
sooner. he would have received rough
usage. Some OF the boys were considers-
bly, grieved over the idea u losing such q
saiisfactory chance to rope somsbody.
Bodwell does not care 10 reside In Nevada.
where the rope. instead Of the woodbins,
twineth. and numerous victims OF his ras-
cAlity mourn tho ileetness of his legs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
u.,ses,.s Fair and social.

Tho members Of the Methodist Church
Of Gold Hill will give . grand fair and
festival ct Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill.
commencing ON wednesday. Nay 9th. and
lasting three nights. Preparations are be-
ing made to make this one OF The nnest
and most enjoyable entertainments ever
presented to the people Of Gold Hill. Let
the lovers OF pleasure prepare themselves
for a rare treat, at Q merely nominal cost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04

LAST Car. Alfred .Temby. having
closed ou. his business At the New Wiscon'
.iu saloon, On Main street. gives due no
tice through our sdvsrsisins columns '-
IA, that all persons indebted 70 him must
settle BY the 10th Of the present. O.
~ = prosecuting attorney for collection
There h NO nonsense about this mattsf.
He must have the money TO settle with his
creditors.