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Judge Gilder.leevs An.wered.

william Watson. a youth, stood at the bar Of
the General Sessions. convicted OF theft
Where have seen you before - Judge Gildersecve
asked, houshuuly "Nour face is certainly familiar TO
me
don't know. your Honor Watson replied.
where have you seen me bciuretn his Honor per
sisted
" don't know, am sure, your HONOR Watson pro
tested
Where were you last employedt" am confident
that have seen your face before Judge Gidersee
continued with the air OF having cornered the prisoner
AT last
" In the Crystal Palace saloon your Honor" Watson
answe cred aud the spectators laughed,
Judge udcrseeNe did not pursue ms inquiries further
lie sentenced Watson to state prison Tor three years
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Gen. Pcasanton, Of blue glass fame argues
mat beean;e IN n, net hon,, plants srow STRONGER aud
equally good Tor animal lie, aud capable Of curing dis
ease. II afflicted, hang no hope upon doubtful tie
and remedy II rather trust ttOroughly esttd
agent Dr. perce's Golden Medical Discovery, which !,
successful above all other remedies yet Known In heal
Ing affections of the throat ungs and blood works IN
perfect harmony wiki natures laws II the skin be sal
low with hl0ches and erupuons or II there he headache
constipation, "honsness general aud nervous debility
the Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Perce's Pleasant
Purgatve Pellets WILL II used according to directions
effect perfect cure
ALEXANDRIA, RAPIDEs PARISH La
Dr. H. Pierce
DEAR SIR Six hotties OF your Golden Medical Discovery
has cured me OF hacking cough that suffered with Tor
nearly Iour years take pleasure in recommending IL
10 the world. Yours, kc., W. JonH DRLAcY, r. M-1ds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-05

Mr. Peter Henderson. the florist. has a yalua-
BILE Scotch terrier ut his house Jersey City Heights
and IN order 10 prevent losing the animal lie placed
about hisneck collar bearing the words II am lost
return me 10 Peter Henderson" In the past few DAYS
the dog has been missing frequently and has every
been returned by "a small bow To " HON the owue
paid quarter The other day Mr. Henderson asccrainci
that his ner a reward Tor his dogs return had led TO
the organization Of band Of young street Arabs WHO
etaFed in entclng the dog awAv and then return.
Ing INN. The COLLAR Is now hAnaIng ON a naL
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John II. Cecil A CO... Failure.

John r. Cecil Co.. brokers at 70 Broadway
suspended yesterday Mr. Cecil formerly in the dry
goods business. and retired with large fortune
He then went 10 wall street entering the firm oi Law
renee Brothers Co. soon aierwArd he formed part
rship under the irn name ut Cecil. Stout rhavrr
aud them Stout and rhiNcr retiring he continued the
business John H. C,cil Co. hi SON being the com
pany. Mr.. Cecil has been SICK tor some time.
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A,,.tved-THuRspAy, April L

Arrtved-THuRsDAr. April
sal Walker. Dnnscombc, Bristol
IS Alhnmbrn McElhruuv. - JChns. Nj.
$ Neptune. Berry, BI,ton.
s. Pnur. Brown. Newcastle.
ship Lucy Nickrls. Sickcls. Liverpool
sup IaVurltl. Peters. Btvmcn.
sun Great Ne.tnrn, simmons, Liverpool
ship Jiatupu Euna. COrcul,llo, Dublin.
BARR Henry. Huc.luon, Bremen.
Bark Naiianulua Gdutuln Month"; Algiers
Bark NuuuvH, Olsen. BoricauN.
hark Robert Chapman. Rutherford London.
BARK Is-cN. Peterson, Hnnlih1r.
Itrk tul-Indv, Thuus Pernamhuco.
Bark Aruutaut. TRAINERS. Bremen
hfig Suicifn. LuurUhsrdu Lislun
sclr Charles u WASHINGTON. Hobrook, Port Antonio
AI.n the mum con. IMI.n Ne..e.a
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TIE cnuu uf ituI .,tllDr.. broadway and Prince St
lu, 'Nhu.'c - c, 90 'tt'm,ns and Boys Car
i' if Poor .'N.f IN st workmanship excel any other.
n o H,i''. g., ipw. Aty. gust is-urd very pretty
llA-uHfru tHl' c.utaiu.nf enssHv.ngs Of nearly
i.-I IfI f f.4~ ~IilI-. amt also much y.lu
s..' l'".r. tUn /" hufDr>" ho'. and Uentf ready
d. N" litl ih. lulk = 900 especial value To he opia
MNotNHot ny' 90 N Yurk ~ II vii enable tlicnl e
-.s't ~il onl"r 'h,ll.luc apparel NJ the SAINT low
49, hNhfAt elsoi"ls sent free 10 any ad
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Dusin,ss aloiitss.


usc soZODoNT who wish to make themselye, pleasant
aud pretty Better than Enamel on the face. tawdry
dresses tcts u the human face with pie smiles
and DENIAL bcnutcs AMI gives fragrance 10 the converse.
ton No lady should neglect TO have a bottle on her
toilet table
sPALDlNG's GLUE split on chair will prevent man
who sits down On u IRON getting UP easily.
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TdyCE's DIsIPPEfRiNCE.
Two Stories Purporting TO Explain why the
EK-Congressn,an Ran Away.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-The statements Of
parties who arrived In this city to-day from
Gallipolis put different face upon the matter
81 tho disappearance of cX-Congrcssulun
Vance. Before leaving that city. two weeks
ago. Vance borrowed large sums OF money
i Is said. fifteen or twenty thousand dol
lars; Upon arriving in Cincinnati he borrowed
further small sums from political friends
ami on Thursday evening disappeared. Stimuli
Anrodsly with MS Disappearance from Gin
clnnAt the pretty wife 81 a Gull!poliS music
teacher Disappeared The fnct that gossip has
been busy with the name ~ this woman in con-
nection with that Of Col Vance for some time
nark led his friends 70. suspect an el1pemont.
Both have been heard from in 81. Louis hut 81
lar Mr.. Nnncc's rGlntlVes, who are IN pursuit
have obtained no definite clue. Vance married
the daughter Of Joseph Aleshre, one Of Tho
wenlthiest citizens Of Gallipols. and his domes-
Tic relations have always been pleasant.
f''Hn he Springfield h.!aa'iom.
Tho moving cause Of the flight Of ex.Repre-
sentative Vance of Ohio has boon known among
ms friends here for some time, During tho
winter II was discovered that he had committed
hcriminal offence OF very considerable gravity
In his district. Its exact nature cannot be AS
certained, but, aside from this when last
here. he was detected in taking hooks
from two stores. On several occasions he
WAS noticed concealing books from the tahles
ana shelves in HIS pocket and the breast Of his
persons 10 whom he had presented Iham His
friends look upon these transactions us signs of
dlsordered mind, and they really believe that
he was slightly dcranged. He had promised To
come here and arrange these things. ana It WIS
also believed by his friends that by coming he
would make such settlements in certain dirrc-
tons us would save him from criminal prose-
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Monday against 4cii for the same time last week
There also suite nearly 30 cor loads from prs-
vious arrivals The demand was very moiefats, and
trade was slow at former quotations Common TO nrimc
native steers ranged from "a 20 Zoe u b. to dress b3a57
rs 10 the gross cwt and ordinary TO decent Texans
from Sit 10 Sac, To- dress % ms
Receipts ot calves were a. head making 1890 since
Monday against ot7 tor the time last week The
supply nlly equal % the demand aud the market
closed woaf ~ os1r. n Tor ordinary to good veals
and 1iifSc. fur prime aud extra.
Receipts shcrp ant lambs wor, Is car loads or 2o5
head making total ui 1881 since Monday against 3a
for the time last week. The dpunnd was far. and
the mnrkrt closed arm AZ 5akN7c "a n for common TO
cnpucd shccn Common 10 good spring lambs ranHed
- to a. head ana loads OF ycarling lambs
changed hands AZ T~1irc. a. H.
Receipts Of swine wcrr 2S, car loads or 2 022 head
making iJl1 Monday against 1907 Tor the same
time last week None sold alive aud market closed tame
ut nOminaily UNCHANGED prices
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la "a Hurry TO he Married.

4, rum me hhhhYi0n Fod
senator Don Cameron has succeeded in
teYInillhE upon Miss sherman and her parents
eor gow ms wedding TO take place six months
tarHeI lh4n AT FIRST anticipated II r. now fixed
t n some Gate not yet named between April 10
nh s,tuou NrAt week Miss Sherman and her TEL
sas MIL 20 10 New York to select the trous-
nav mere isa feasibility that the wedding
hn"S1 '"h" pace IN Washington instead OF Cleve-
iv I 49,; h9 adys relatives here. who are warm
a.Idiehsd to her, desire TO have her married in
There appears 10 Do but ono alloy to Senator
IN, Nbainerons happiness. and he hopes to have
VIZ na chTnliged 10 shining gold with his wedding
lug s,dE, inc PENNSYLVANIA State Republican As
soclatlon apparently Is growing reckless Tor it
e, 1uuy appointed q date for meeting without
nasulllhR the clan Cameron. and pitched upOn
hhae very day on which the senator OF the family
ii1u plnnnedto BE- married. Now to senator Don
~ APPEARS equally impossible for his marriage
ven og postponed. or for q Republican State Con-
stor tIoh OF Pennsyynnia to meet without Sem
S" v,ih CamrroE. The telegraph has been kept
ousy with his messageB, hoping To bring about
achahRe Of the date OF meeting
no You Want Xaur (sa.suu.ussa. R...as
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eieo,oco CAsmlN PRIZES.

THIRD GRAND DRAWING
,n N1MNnH"lAIih blSIuRrTluS co,
IiN '.'' W u NuIt. rs. Agrl -. 1913 or money
T. "l NNI' Pc" 'inelNls.ou of c. Wiuicrsnlth
$685., N 3D. g.. d. uarfit. Pres Mexican TRANSPORTATION
"..N. 'Wrf prominent citizens S31lpJi will he dis
y 'i"n ir cll4a. pusrs y; 500 ~. so On 5000
A '.'A 10 'u tiF' itAtt- $40, halves -. quarters
= @ Aidrrss orders for tckrt. or Information To Com
I"iNNl no Distribution Co., Couurr.Journa Building,
Louisville, H.. or Il II PORTER A %
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Double page picture OF the discovery OF the
body in the bath ~ her 9Th ay mansion From sketch
By our special artist Mr. =. Upper See the New York
IhDhaied fses Out today.
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MARINE INTELLIGEyOR

sfSt,ruRr ALNiNAc-rHIs nAr. -
rtses... "a siu sets. n 29lNoon SETS. ~
piGH wAtER-THis pAr.
Sandy Hook. II Gov. Island 10 ~ Hell Gas. II %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-05

~ Pomeroy's Elastic Rupture belt IL the best
truss without metal springs price e. 746 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-05

Rupture.-rrusscs. Supporters Belts &c. Prices 10
SUIT the tunes Adjustable Pressure Truss Co. 7S5 Bway
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Dyetng mud tIennin1.--The New York Dycinr and
PrHuue Estnb- hneut Staten Island Offices, ~ Duane
IT,. 49, Broadway. GO 6 av ". York; 100 Perrepont
ST.. BROOKLYN Established % years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-05
MIRRIED.

The uett Remedy for Children while Teeth
ing Is Mr.. MlSsLoM - soothing syrup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-05

A scene in her mansion at 9th Gv. aud SD st.
Viewing the remains during the CorOners Inquest See
the New York lHasiralei Ttms'. Out today.-A6
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live Stool. Market.

New YORK. Thursday. April 4.-Receipts Of
beeves were car loads or W head. making sl2 since
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-05

TIT 7 NI't ~ III NEII
without N,Artc pr FANAul. Mlen' tic Healing Phya-
ciur coo outrr- uInl., nrlNul, and All chronic dc
eu~r, un'c - Bond 81. IS liours . A. NJ. ~ 4p "
The rou cu.fi 4,r ir.il ~ 10 y VI.
"A"-SVEr CURE FOR LUNG DISEASES
i k candy HlH hfr Nitl-NrN. - u,r gallon, 81 Der
mrr hltI. N.s lure sandy, mounds. 81 Goods deiv.
cred. send postal ehd VAN Bell. - Chambers 81
WE LIKE THEM BITTER AND bet.
ItH iir 'uulr Mr uf thcu, SLIPPERY ELM LOZLNtiLS
fer iousi- ior sale hy nll druggists CAsVEI,i A 90
fiop'.cor N'.lint "n and " inter sts. BOSTON, '
sS1osJ, KENTUCKY STATE LOT.
XIN'iI \" !,EpAN,. 49, sjlta prl1r Sl3UOO Tckets
way n \ aud lsj Montasue II, Brooklyi
UsEHYArT's LIFE BALsAM, cleanse YOUR
nwi, puily your system Of all inpurity 10000 ires
sold W all druggists Depot 2i8 Grand 81 New YORK
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stabIss9 commence at once 10 use Phillips Pal,
Snss. Coo LAYER Doll, In combination with Phospho-
"uniune All drnggisiI Depot, q Plait 81 4ds ''"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
a Fight with Fists.

Two msn-one . big fellow and the other
much smAller-had 9 terrible fight near
the grocery store Of Hendricks 4 Co.. =
street. Virginia. at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. A NEWS reporter CHANGED TO come
upon the combAtants % the wind.up was
taking place. 1t wHsA spirited Affair. and
both men were badly bruised. II Wa
impossible TO obtain the names OF he
belligereuts. but the cause Of the trouble
was stated by one Of the lookers-on 70 be
that the big man had called In question
the good name Of the little mans wife.
The big fellow got in some tsrrible blows.
but the smaller n was moro wiry. aud
outwinded his elephantine opponent.
After getting him down he proceeded 10
administer q sound thrashing. One OF the
outsiders blew q police whistle. when both
men, fearing arrest. got ont Of tho way as
soon A. possible. The spectators expressed
their qualification at the result Of tho light.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

Miss NINA vARI,S. now playing with
the Union Square Company at Piper's
Opera House. Virginia. has accepted an
enlargement for ten weeks at Baldwin's
Theater. San Francisco, Thomas Mcguire,
manager.
J. NJ. Bell. telegraphic operator at the
Gold Hill depot, has just completed a line
design for the certificates Of membership
OF the Gold Hill Fire Department: Con-
siderable artistic talent Is displayed In the
work.
JouS W. MAcKAY. Of the bonanza firm
left Virginia City last night for San IRAN
cisco. lie will probably visit Paris before
returning 10 the Comstock.
The palace scene. painted by W. 4.
Porter for Piper's New Opera House. wall
probably b. utilized in Saratoga this even
Ing.
PORTRAIT Of Judge Lewis. painted by
Lincoln ID. Wright. Is ON exhibition 81
Boegle's bookstore. Virginia.
snERirf SWIFT Of 0rmsby county
passed through Gold Hin to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
District Court

In tho District Court for the First
Judicial District Of Nevada. Rising.
Judge, the following business was trans
acted yeterday:
NcMenomy vs.. McMenomy-By consent
cause set for May "a. TO be tried by tho
court.
Estste Of John Chaty. deceased-The
sum Of $3.50 10 DO paid into court subject
70 assignments.
STATE vs.. Ellen Corbett-Continued for
tho torn by consent.
Estate Of Charles Z. De Long. deceased
]. @. Currie, Leo McGown and A. HAnak
appointed appraisers.
Estate Of John Ysrman. deceased-Ex.
ecutors 70 pay expenses 10 the amount OF
$50.
State W. j. II. Ripley = Defendant
charged with grand larceny stealing .
horse). Trial Of cause. Verdict Of guilty.
Wednesday set for sentence.
In the matter Of tho estate Of John Ran
dall-Mn. Randall appointed sole execu.
trix without bonds. and the will admitted
10 probate. Thomas Gallagher. Richard
Mercer and Anthony Fox appointed ap-
praisers.
The following business was transacted
In this court to-day:
State VI. James Harrington - Order
granting 70 plaintiff use Of testimony Ia
ken In previous trial.
Louis Schneider VI. Virginia and True
kee Railroad Company-order sustaining
demurrer set aside.
State 70. Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company-Demurrer confessed ; twenty
days given In which 10 amend complaint.
State ". California Mining Company
Same % above.
Walsh 70. Hall-Demurrer over-ruled
and Ave days given In which TO answer.
r. v. Elsen vs.. Consolidated virginia
Mining Company-Cause to DO reinstated
on tho calendar. Plaintiff given ten days
10 substitute papers.
Adjourned till Monday. May 18th. at 10
O'Clock A. ".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
Evangsiine.

Last evening vas set apart at National
Guard Hall for the benefit Of Mr.. Sol.
Smith Russell, and Notwithstanding the
counter attraction at the 0psra House. .
fair audience gathered to testiiy its sppre-
citation Of that popular gentleman and ar
tist. lie appeared In his two most success
full sketches, "Dorcas PennyroyAl." and
"duse with Sage and Inguns," and In re-
Spouse to an emphatic encore, gave an imi.
tation Of q school boys tirst rendition Of
=. Bingen ON tho Rhine" The bill for the
evening was "Evangeline." . three act
burlesque. which Was very prettily rem
dered by gico's extravaganza Company.
Miss Lizzie Webster ~ Gabriel and Miss
Catherine Lewis As E~vangeline. fairly di.
yided the honors, and captured many an
over sensitive heart with their music and
action. The Lone Fisherman OF Harry
Hunter is . peculiar creation which must
be seen to be appreciated. The same bill
will be given tonight, when the combina-
will close its engagement ON the Com
stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11

Following Is . copy Of tho last will and
testament Of John Randall. deceased. dled
in the County Clerk's Office to-day:
I'm the name Of God. Amen. I. John
Randall, Of the Town Of Gold Hill. County
Of storey. aud State Of Nevada. OF the age
OF forty.three years, and being OF sound
and di.posing mind. and not under any
restraint or the influence or representa-
tation Of any person Whatever. do make,
publish and declare this my last will and
testament. In following. that 10 to
say:
first-Although at the present time in
perfect health. but about to incur the
dangers Of travelling. I direct. that In event
Of my death. my body be decently buried.
without undue ceremony or ostentatton,
but with proper regard 10 my station and
condition In life. and the circumstances OF
my estate.
Secoudly-I direct that my funeral eI-
penses and the expenses Of my last sick
nes.'be first paid.
Thirdly-I give aud bequeath TO my
wife. Ellen ". Randall. all my per-
sonal property. money. goods. 40
counts, demands, insurance policies.
and all chAttsls. real and personal. OF
whatever kind or nature. I also give and
devise TO my said wife the lot Of land situ-
ate on tho east side OF Main street In the
Second Ward Of said Town Of Gold Hill.
upon which my blacksmith shop and
dwelling house are erected : also, oil my
real estate Of every name and nature. and
wherever situated. owned BY me, or In
which I have an interest 81 the'timo OF my
death.
Fourthly--I intend by this my last will
and testament. 10 devise. give and bequeath
TO my said vito, Ellen n. Randall. all the
estate. real or personal. Of which l may DO
possessed at the time Of my death. COM
mending our children 10 her maternal care
and affection.
Fifthly-I nominate and appoint my
said wife as sole exccutrix OF this my last
will and testament. hereby revoking all
former Wills by me made. and my said ex-
ccntrix shall not DO required TO give any
bonds or security Whatsoever.
Ia witness whereof l have hereunto set
my name and affixed my seal. this seven
tenth LAY Of August. In the year OF our
Lord one thousand, eight hundred and
sesenty-three.
SEAL. JOIN RANDALL.
The above written instrument was sub
scrbed TO BY the said John Randall In our
presence. and acknowledged by him 10
each Of us. and he at the same time pub
lished and declared the same 50 subscribed
10 be his last will and testament. and We.
at the testator's request and in his pres
enee. and In the presence Of each other.
have signed our names ~ witnesses
thereto. W. ID. q. GiBsoS.
II. FIrzsrMnoSs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
The Ceusty Adversi.isg.

The following Official notification WAS
received by us to-day
OFFICE on Tur CouSry COMMISSIONERS ~
STOREY COUNTY. State 81 Nevada. virgi-
MIA City, May II. ISIS.
GoLp Hill DAILY Nrws At a meeting
Of the Board % County Commissioners.
held Thursday. the 7th day Of Nay. A. ID.
1878, you Was awarded the County adver-
Using for the balance VI the fiscal year. n.
ID. ISIS. J.. l.. M~cfARLNSp.
County Clerk 81 Storey County.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
IReltgtsas Nssiees.

There will be divine service II 81. Johns
Church. Gold Hin. tomorrow 1t 7:so
p. N. Rev. Il. s. Eastman officiating.
sunday school at i:30. The morning
service will BE- omitted.
Divine service will be held at ~. Paul's
Church. Virginia, tomorrow, at IL A. n,
Rev. W. Il. Jenvey officiating.
There will BE- divine service at Grace
Church. Silver City. tomorrow at 1880 ?.
~. Rev. ". u. Jenvsy officiating.
There will DO divine service In the
Presbyterian Church. Virginia. tomorrow
at II A. NJ, Rev. Mr.. slater OF Sacramento
officiating. seats free and the public cor
daily invited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
rne Miners To

Let no miner in this section forget 10 be
on hand this evening and actively p%artici'
pate In the grand annual reunion. The
Miners Unions Of Virginia City. Gold
Hin and Silver City, each with 4 band OF
music will combine in a big procession.
parading the streets Of Virginia and Gold
lin, and at the hall Of the Union In this
town they will finally assemble and have
. irst-clsss time with music. singing.
speeches, recitations, toasts, refreshments.
etc. Tho Miners Union Is one Of the most
beneficial institutions Of the country. and
should by all means DO fostered and en-
couraged. Rally In full force tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
The frat i-iesir.

The first picnic Of the season will be
held At Treadvay's Ranch. Carson next
Saturday. under the auspices Of Professor
varney. The programme includes an ex-
hibinon by 200 pupils, dancing. music and
a good time generally. The tickets are
placed at tho low price Of one dollar, and
will take the purchaser 10 and from Car
son. and give him the benefit Of all the les
tiyities incident 10 the occasion. Every
body can Afford to enjoy this first picnic OF
the season. and no doubt IL will prove a
grand success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
ONE MORE uNroRruNArR.

Almost svep day the papers chronicle the
suicide Of some poor unfortunate whose mind
has been enfeebied by dyspepsia. over whose
earthly horison q heavy gloom has gathered
from ths untold and UNRELIABLE asonies VI this
cruel complaint. Dyspepsia IL one Of the most
depressing disessss sffiietiDg humanity. Il IL
cosmopolitan In lite nature-no country 10 e.
empt from It's valuations. no family free from
lie Attacks. There IL . balm In ailesd 10 comes
in the shsps of Peruvian syrup. For years Il
hss BEN scattering lie blessings abroad. There
IL, probably, no disease which experience has
20 amply proved W be rsmediable by the Peru.
Wan syrup q Dyspepsia. The mosi inveterste
forms OF this dissase have been completely
cured by this medicine. ~ ample testimony OF
many Of our nnt ~eitirens proves. rold by all
drusyists. my2 im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
D...,,ur-. s...s E,..,...

Vim Eckhoff. II Rosenor. J W Maekay.
II V Dcy, u II Mcclure. RPM Kelly. ]
Stern. \ W Heller, J Thompson, Miss
Nefadden. 7 II Rooney and family. W II
Reynolds, q Neal. ] II Thomas, John
Cahlan. U J Stevens. J Wellington. Mrs A
Gallagher. Il Buckley. Joseph Barnert.
N d Cohen. J Mcwillisms, Mrs sproule.
DIR Braman. y. Smith. Mr. Kelsey,
Miss N Lindsey, Miss Eva Thompson, Mrs
= vercsmp, Mrs John Landers Mrs Baily.
& I. Sears. Mrs \ Sluscher. G y Edgar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-11
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

0YFicE or THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Commissioners Of Storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. IN pursuance Of an order
Of AID Board, that sealed proposals. will DO
rscsiyed By aid Board up 70 and including the
NINTH DAY OF JUNk. Al. us. Tor sup.
with the requisition and bill Of items on ale In
Inc County CLERKS once, 10 which you are
rrfeTed for particulars, and which can be seen
during once hours Of each day. By order Of
the Board Of couty oommissioners Of storey
county.
Attsst: j. p. MCFARLAND, Clerk.
by II. G. THOMPSON. Deputy Clerk.