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nIis tkcfersIn HOY.
From The New York sun.

From The New ! DIX sum
The man who declared in the Sense
chamber that he would submit to Fraud
rather tnan fight !or his rights, now de-
rives an ignob.e living from that Fraud,
and proclaims that he will hSht rather
than rlNe II u.
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sutne worlds a,StaSc,

And all the people merely players, ana
we surmise that large portion Of the
pIsyers thereon must be using that just
iv popular preparation for the teeth
"Fragrant Sozodort," from the immense
demand there Is for that article, the most
delightful, cor venient and ethcsclous
beautifier anu r eserver OF the teeth the
world ever produced.
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Pointed! Inquiry.

From tie st. Louis Glooe-Dcmocrat.
The letter Of Postmaster Genera. hey
wss GOOD thiLg, but how do its writing
and publication tally with the famous CIV
II service order!
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baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY, June, B 1878.

MONDAY, June, . 1910.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
Sheep and Lambs a,S
u'LO'
lOIal -
/ PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKEI
THIS WEEK.
/ Very best on sale this week..............5a5 i
/ That generally rated first quail
lty ...''.'''''''''- 1sa'
] Medium or good fair quality. ...;...-4 aih
/ Ordinary thin Steers, oxen ana
Cows ~
Extreme range OF prices ...-....... .......o az.
! Most OF the sales were from .......... i}4a7 l..
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.
The market this week was scarcely as
| high on an average as 1t was last week,
| nor quite as active. for as in he most OF
the pens it was rather slow and prices
were reported by a msiority OF the deal
ers as 40t CT. OF from the prices ruling
last week, yet others again found the
market fully as good in prices and activ-
! itv as il was with them, 1t least, last week.
| The tops were as good as were those OF
! last week, but there were scarcely as
many Of them, and there was larger
line of middle and common cattle. Quo
tations, 3(G5 As cts.
To Baltimore butchers ......... So
To York county Pa, dealerS............."
To Eastern %
To Washington City butchers............... 80
To country dealers. ...........,... Il
Total
Of the receipts 406 head came from
Illinois, 463 from Ohio, 1913 from Penn
sylvanis, l13 from Maryland, - from
Kentucky, l47 from Virginia, 90 from
West Virgins, and - from Tennessee.
Total receipts for the week, l,4l4 head
against l 255 mead last week and l,O7l
head the corresponding week Of last year.
Mich Cows-Trade Is very dull in
Cows. We quote them at $50 to $40,
and q very few extra NJ $4,000 q head.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals this week t.lb5
Arrivals last week ............... .......... 50
Arrivals one year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ',,0J
REMARKS.
The demand has been moderate this
week, scarcely up TO that of last week in
point Of activity. The quality has been
fully as good rs it WAS then. The run
for Monday consists of nearly 1000 head,
nearly 200 head having been received
previously during last week. Prices
show bu: little variation from last week.
We quote at ii@44 cts, with but few, and
those rough tai ends and stays, selling
ut the first figure, the most of the sales
being recorded at 4!@ii ctsr net, and
the market closes firm 1T these figures.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Arrivals thiSweek 59I
Arrivals last week siSl
Arrivals one year agO............ .......... lJi
REMARKS.
There has been an improved demand
in the Sheep and Lamb market rs COM
pared with last week, owing to fairly
active speculative eastern demand, es-
peclally for Lambs. The quality of the
offerings is scarcely as good as it was
last week, there being considerable pro-
portion of thin sheep and s.ockcrS. We
quote Sheep at 3!@4! cts, and Lambs
jm65 cts, MS to quali.y; stOckers, 3 los:
cts 2 ID, or 81 5r@2 80 r head.
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uo..rnnnrnneled Success

From the New York Tribune.
Mr.. Key was put in the Cabinet to
conciliate Southern Democrats ou: Is
himself the only convert thus far.
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where MIR. sherman and the Country
Disagree.

From the Philadelphia North American
lRep.)
Secretary Sherman does not think he
wrote the letter 10 Weber and Anderson.
The rest Of the country will generally
think thSt he did.
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ITls very safe to say that the most
te.tidiaus guest never Leaves the Colon
nado Hotel, Philsdolphia, Pa dissstt-
fed with his visit tn that famous nos
telry.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.
EAs7BoUND TRAINS.
wEsrB9UND TRAINS.

No. g stops at all stations between
W MNh-inH a nd lIraf.nm.
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A nureIy vegetable distilIation entirely
unlike all other remedies.

~ the preparation Of this remarkable remedy
every herb plant and bark Is subjected TO dis,
nlN,lSGircI i'm yapor, condensed and bottled What
Eous I'm the sim Is inert, yalueless, and totally
,sp I'm an organism so delicate as the nasal
unut - Yrt an snntis are nsoluble compounds
pssl,.ly ebrC; all tnctures, saturated solutions.
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GOING WEST.

Trains leaving columbus at $40 ?. m,
and o:2j a. m. run daily. Through Chicago
Express, with sleeping car attached
leaves columbus daily except sunday aL
E:iJp. m, arriving in Chicago at - next
morning. Bpr'aS can be secured IN adj
vance at Union Depot Ticket once,
Columbus.
Pullman's drawing room sleeping cars
through without change, NOm SteuDen-
VILE and COIum bus, 20 Cincinnati, Louis
vile. indianapolis and ~. LOUIS.
For through tickets, baggage checks.
sleeping car accommodations, &c, apply
10 JOS. ". BelIeville, Ticket Agent Al Pam
Handle Depot, ioOs Of Eleventh street or
at City Ticyrt yhice, under Mcclure House,
Wheeling.
j.. ". CALDWELL, General Manager,
Columbus, o.; >. ~. FELTON,, IT., General
Superiut eudeut, Pittsburgh, Pa: W. l..
O'Brieu, Genera. Passenger Agent, Column
bus, q. naIi
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LRlrIIS NrTN- -

Oranges, duz......%la5O WalnutS, new
Lemons ... 2ia2E PecanS, extra $3.50 ~
n9r,.. II Is FiIbertS, SiCily.~....-U
k'-r. in lly,rS...l=a2T Palm NutS............. 70
Ig...uS co single. 'OCos SUITS pltce.iu
p1fgirs IuyrrS 3 Mixed Cand:rS..-. 80
prTr,1s. prI Ib.Ig-. French Candies. 81 80
{" French, lD.......25 Saruiues, for 4.......d
AlmnntS ST SheLl .hN- " Tor t2............ ...1O
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If You Want

4 nTsi-clgss Lin mout 20 cure Pains ana
Sprains. and relieve PROMPTLY Kh'umu.
l,m, Neuralgia, g., Us, bOGAS's AESG,A,
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Green, = ib~-..%5aSl N
Eng. Breakfast. .iOaS
OOlOug............SOag
.Japan...... .........3OdS(
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMNER LAW LECTURES % weekly.
be-in llth Ju.v. ls7,. and end Ilth sep
ember. Have proved Of signal uya,-l-f,
0 students VINO On 70 purSIe their
tudieS At this or other Law school; y, to
hose who pr pose 20 rgat privately; and,
ri. n practitioners who have not had the
advantage OF systematic instruction. For
clrcu ar apply ? o. University Of Va .
JOHN Z MINOR, Prot. Com. and StEt. Law
rpalEsgEEs
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GOING EAST

Leave A. Mp. Mp. ".
Whceling....... zoo A. 81. ......... .......,,
Arrive
Wellsburg....... 7:il b2i 1:l4 ........ ....,....
Steubcuville.. 500 900 S:3l .......... ........
Pittsburgh-... 1880 7i5 .........
=. NJ. A. N
HARRISBURG. 1855 30 ......... ........
...... - ......... ....... .........
Washington. ...... ~ .........
"A. "
Philadelphia. 3:Or - ........ ........ ........
New York. $40 1888 .........
P. NJ
Boston. i:lG S:5 .......
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per ul................' ssss -
Comm, u Mould. 81

GARDEN TRUCK.
Kale, pk~...............5
spinach, pk"..........ll
Lettuce, hea.l...1t!L
Onions, PIX ......".....2i
RadiShCS, ) hun."~ll
CucumberS, ) 'Or."..it
A.para rass, b'nch.1
GCuScUerrieS, Qt""5
( abOlge.........nttuai5
Cherries, 3 boxes ,
~trawbcTTiC-,S DN..,5
Currents, q art ..." -
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OILS. &C.

SnarD,. cal .Siu ~ LinSced ...................1 D
Whale. gI, ........ | A. Burning huid-......-2l
Parraftuc..Sl OJa2 Beuzinc...... - ,
Karosapr .............5 AlcOhul...-....... ~ -
urreuIIue.............-gt
Lard ........... O5a1j
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G.. STEINMETZ,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS
vi ofC-dar amt humiliation tciar Boxes
for cigar manu- sc,grar-. A so al. kinds o..
Paper Boxes, Plain ana
FANCY PAPER ASD WORK BOXES
In as gpoG style and n Us low prices a
any house n the country.
mr2D SOS. ILll = 1918 MAIN 1T
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DUPONT,S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

HAVE AT ALL TINES IN MAGA-
| ZINE, a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder. viz: Ride. sporting, in
cans. Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which 1 will sell at wholesale at
manufacturers prices. / have portable
magazines Of different sizes for Sh ,rpiug,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is unequsiled in strength and
quality. n. REILLY,
Sole Agent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH TEAS.

so packages GunpowdCr, Imperial
Young HySOu, Ooloug, English Breaks
and souchoug Teas, IN store and for sale
81 low nsurvs. VI. REILLY.
lS9 and 1911 Main street.
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-leubeuyillr accom-. mediation leaves
Bcllalle at 40 ... 3. Bridgeport NJ d 20, and
arrives at StuU.cuyiilr at 6:lJ ?. u.
Leaves SteUbcuvilIr ut $40 a. m, Bridge
port NJ $40 a. IN. arrive A. Bellaire at 9:jj
n. m.
Tidkcis and baggage checks to al priu-
cipal points I'm the East and West can be
procured at the Union Ticket ONCE,
Mcclure House, Wheeling, and at Ticket
office an Bridgeport.
+. II. MYERS,
magC General Passenger q Ticket Agent.
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SEEDS
Timothy, bush.

Timothy. bushSI ~ Glover, white....Ta6O
Red top - ahaIE "''''''''
Glover red ......S6 ~ Rape seed. .......,...
Pine Grass. ~ Orchard graSS-..SI 20
-. extra clean. | -.
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iRAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE,

IN LAy3E MIXED CARDS with nam.
! StU in cas.. iSc. y without case, sc 3
| NV iuu cards lUc. Outfits lOc. r. WASH
| =. ~ = 90. AiddlebOrO, Mas
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No. 10, on Saturday night. has No con-
nectiOu for Chicago or Saudusky.
Pullman PaiCe, Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
Close connections are made for all points
South and Southwest, North and North
west, making this a desirable route for
c0.OulstS ana persons moving 10 the great
West, ana to whom particular attention
is given.
EREELING, PITTSB URGH AND BAL
7IMORE DIVISION.
Leave Muee.ing~.........5:5ja -. IN. Id p. m.
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Leave WheelIng..........6:4Ua a, IN, $50 p, m.
Church Train Sundays only
Leave heeling........-:iOa a. N. LILO p. IN
Leave Point MiliS......-s:-5 a. IN, j:JO p. III
TicKe,s 10 al principal points on sale
Z; depot. ONCE open att all hours during
'Nn cav
Information to the travelling public
cherrlUlly given.
". NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. OFT.
2. Z. UEEklkS,
General Agent, Wheeling mali
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.. II. @u1mby,
DEALER IN
Books, Periodicals and Sta
tfOnery.

Weekly and monthly Periodicals and
Newspapers furnished at publishers
prices, II city and country subscribers
ap27 No, 1911 MARKET ST.
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WHEELING RETAIL MARKET.
MEAT AND POULTRY
GROCERIES.

Syrup-........ ...5OaSl W
HOnry...................ED
CitIOn ....................0J
Eng. CuTrants. .SalO
PrunyS................lVatO
NlGegar...........-G aiJ
Pickles, dOZ...........lV
crackers, lb.......lOaI.
laundry StarCh...."6
: al-SOda............~..- .
Navy Beans, qt.....lO
Dried COrn-.....-.".lO
split PeaS..............lO
Green PeaS-..............d
SOap = Cake......i al3
HOminy, qt.....-........5
BcduS...................SalU
Dried Apples, ib.--"5
Dried peacheS.~.....lO
Flour, sack SUaSl ~
Corn MetI, pix ...-UajO
Candles.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE,

UAVING BEEN APPOINTED As
Signee of w. J. sitter, all persons
owing said sitter will please call anu set
tie their accounts, and ali persons having
claims agajuS' him please present them
for adjustment. JOB y :. EANLDR.
na2SOawt 1900 Main Street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

rce.--fui to call fnr coilISwvoLr n An
Tkf l-st yol get sotDe wurthls~s Imitation. Doll
ws,..;s ~. "a. al k.s p,sss,, "a ~
fOrrER. PrJprtslors. bssssa. kss~ =
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Il wasa't The Tsothachs.

In the ladies' waiting room at tho
Central depot the other day we're newly
married couple from Grass Lake. They
had been visiting In the city two or three
days, and we're then ready 10 60 home.
They sci side by aide. OF course. his
arm around her waist. aud she leaning
on his shouldsr. A lopg-vaistsd stran.
esf from the East. having sore eyes and
. big heart, walked In. saw them thus
seated, and In about . minute be asked
Of The husband:
"Has that woman there got the
toothashsf'
The hushand looked up In surprise,
bot made NO answer. After two ol
three minutes the long-waisted mar
again rsnasksd:
"If that woman has got the tsoth'
ache, I've got bottle Of peppermint In
nay satshsl here"
TIE bride rolled her big white eyes
around, and the husband looked some
what embarrassed. The man from down
East unlocked his satchsl. fumbled
among shirts and collars. and brought
four ounces OF peppermint essencs. hs
uncorksd u. touched the contsats Of the
bottle sgainss- his big rcd tongue: and
handing Il forward toward the husband
fsslingly said:
"Just have her sop some on rag
and rub her eooms with II. We've used
10 In our family for
Ths brides eyes threw out sparks a
she lifted her head from its loving posi-
tiou. and, striking at the bottle. snariet
out: :.
"Tuthsehs. you fulsl II you dom
knew the difference tween true love
and the Sathsehs you'd better pick grass
With the gssssr"
"My Lord!' gaspsd the man. and b.
hurried out With his satehel In one hand
and the bottle In the osher.-Ds'ro'
Hss Press.
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4 SOLID ROMANO GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH FREE.

Us
n s' ops w a
eLs
essniyh
Wishing our goods VIII nsn
pAyfa
Registers. Later A. oss nx No sooos s
". p EVANS ( Co.. Sole Agents for Y. 8. and Canada,
a, AND o. SOUTH CLARK srRRgr, CHICAGO, ILL
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PALIsY.
vnox Krnlnos.

whs 10 Il 10 the subarbs here.
This Potter. wosking with such cheer,
In this mean hcass. this mean attire.
His mAnly fsaturss hrunssd with are.
Whoss hsulinss and rustic wares
Bcarvs md hin bsead nom day 10 days
Tnis mailman, = ne people s.y.
who bseAkB his table, and bis ehAirs
To fssd his furnace fres. nor csres
Whs eoss unfsd n they ere fed.
Nor Who may live n thsy ars deads
This alehsmlss with holiov ehesAs.
And sunk.n. sssreking eyes. Who seeks,
By mingled earth asd ores combined
Win potency VI are. 70 dnd
Rome nsu enamel hard snd bright.
His dream, his passion. his dslight,
o Raiissyi vitsin thy breast
Burnsd the hos fsvss of unrcst;
Thins vss The prophs,'s vision. thine
rhs explistios, TIE livins
lusanily OF noble minds.
ThaA never falt<rs nor A1afes.
But lsbors and endure and waits.
TIL al thst Il fosesses. u fnds.
q. uhAs 10 oannot hnd. creates
Turn. turn ny vhesii This sArthsrn jar
A touch can mAAe. touch can mar.
And shaii 10 70 the Potter say.
what makest thoaf Thu hast no hand
A. msn Who thlnk 20 ubdsrstand
4 World b. thsir crsaior planned.
Who wiser 10 than thsy.
III W. Lo.qfsiio~.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.

onAiHE GOLD Was rRsI sa
vsefA r.ns s
The
he aid o. mp I d d
top Ill
usnl es e's0'
thss eof all
n
putu
n V,isu ylus JanuaD
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RlpaESI Inlha OUT.

~RArSs or WHEAT nKAsuaIno ONE
VI half ipeh 10 length. sAMPLR PR6n 70
sv,ry Tarmer IN the United btaks. 0rsstest
ourio,itv IN sssd svsr peon.
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MONT SCHOOL REoPEHIne.

A y. q. DAVIS, ASSISTED BY hiss LOU
n. DAVIS. will reopen his Night School fos
ladiss and jeeutismen. at the Central Buildins.
January ISIS.
clsss in Double Entry Beshhesplns viii b
started al that time.
Parties stssedins SOLICIT zach branches Of
ssudy - they chs o>e.
Terms Reasonable. ds31 =
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% 90 LOT.


On. Isdiss' Opsrs Guard Chain.
One Ladies' Neck Cham and Ufoes.
one BEAUTIFUL Locket. engraved.
one pair band BrAcslsts.
Oae uent'u twist link Vest Chain and Charm.
one pair ONYX sleeve Buttons.
one at "a, Onyx shtrt Studs.
Oue nav yod Collar Button.
one eItra cut Cameo beal Ring.
one ARIZONA Solitaire Stud.
One set Amethyst or Topaz Pin and kAf Drops
One Ladies' Chemise Button.
One plain Ring, stamped iek
% 90 LOT.
One Ladies, Open Chain, with slids and
tssseI. (RstAil pros e5l.
ono Gents hssvy watch chsin. with curb
charm. tRstsil price t6.l
one IASiss' hesvy long Neck Chain.
One elegant chased Miniature Loehst fsr
one ,et Cameo Medallion Pin and Rsr Drops
One pair ts) heavy band Bracelets.
Ons Gents solitaire diamond Stud.
One u.nt's Olastsr Dia sond Pin.
Ons pair Amethyst or Ouyx sleeve Buttons
One ct Cs) studs 70 match the above:
Ons elegant heavy Get Cameo Seal RING.
ous massive band or Wedding Ring.
one new patsnt- Collar Button.
Oue Lsdies' Ohsmise Button.
one Aneth,s st O. Tcpas Rig, extra nnish.
, Ie< smounts 10 sxsctly ten tlmes the prics vo
> 4 70 oar A3 lot for H6o.
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81 90 LOT.

~ 90 LOT.
One pair sleeve Buttons. stous setting.
Ona set (s) spirAl ehirt Studs.
One heAry band kngAgemtnt Ring.
one sss az Hngr,ved Bracelets.
one I.adlss' lsna Guard or Neck Chain.
One Rnsravsd Miniature Lockst. for above.
Oss dents hcsvy.link watch Cham.
One LAks 0sorIs Diamond Stud.
% 90 LOT.
One i.sdies' Neck Chain and Charm.
One LAdies' heavy ouard Chain for WaAeh,
Oos sst Pia and lar Riaer, Amsthyn.
Oss extra nns Miniature Lockst.
One Csneo ueal Hisg.
Oas vsry heavy Wedding - Rassssmsnt Ring.
One 0snt's hsavy watch Chain with Charm.
Oss LAks George Cluster Pin.
oss pAif f7l hsavy saad Braoslets.
The retail price of the articles In each saml
~ ~ The lot; for example,, cur ~ lot rstAis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

A rouxo lady Who is studying French,
latsly wrote TO her parents that she was
"invitsd out to . dsjsunsr the day be-
fore, and vas going to fsts ehampete
the next day." The Professor Of the
college Was surprised 70 receive dis
patch from the "old man" day or two
after, saying: "If you can't keep my
girl away from these blarstsd menaeer.
Zee and sidsshovs. I will como down and
see what ails her."
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Nj pox'r zee how you can have bsen
wchkine Ill day like horse" sIclaim.
Cd tie wife Of . lawyer. her husband
having &sclsrsd that be had thus bsen
vorkinga swell. my dear" he replied.
"I'vs beka drawing . conveyance all
day. aoyh%v."
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aY. HAINRs . CO.,

A-as. s-........ NJ.
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0vy,cs or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Oninise Conpany. eAn Frzntisco. Dec. :.
tn7-N : nsssiss of Ne Board o. rrus.ess q
iSs sbsvs nansd oonpe.y: I'D this dsy. :
divsdss1 (No. ~ q Too ta' pelisss Prs sh,ss
~ ~ Tsssss. Bsois sIsssd sntii ihs IssA Z,
s.s A. W. uAvUS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

DEposrrs ofcoiS OR BULLION received.
Udther os open Account or 70 Issue CIR.
TfFicATKs therefor, payable tst the option Of
the hoider) IN Gold HIN or Gan Ynnclsco, 70
maze collections, purchase Bullior q the most
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In Ban Francisco;
sell. Bills OF kxchAnge, and transacts osnsrsi
Banking Business.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-19

IT is safe TO say that the reward offered by
the Governor of Virginia for the appreheu.
sion of the men concerned in the lynchiug ol
the negro woman in East Rockingham county
will never be called for. Anyone who
claimed it would be lynched himself, The
arrest of negro-killers is not popular down
there I.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-19

THE only Government director who has
never seen the Pacific railroad is the only one
reappointed. Perhaps the Administration
chooses directors as jurors are chosen, for
their ignorance of the matters they are to
pass upon. However, the important thing is
that the directors shall be men who have not
been ''seen by'' by the railroad, and the men,
bers of the new board are believed to meet
that requirement..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-19

GAIL HAMILTON has Dorman B. Eaton's
scalp in her belt. 1t doesn't seem much of a
scalp for so redoubtable warrior to take.
Still, if it appear necessary to expose the
cant and false pretences of little whining
doctrinaire, 1t is we'll enough to have it thor
oughly done, so that there eau be no mistake
about it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-19
CHILDREN'S
Garments,
In this particular branch we claim to
have far surpassed all previous efforts.
In the first place our stock Is far more
extensive and attractive, while second,
our styles eclipse any and all ass8rtments
ever produced East Of New York.
Our sizes range from q 1-2 year old
Boy up to lad Of II, and our Prices
commence at suit at $3.50 and grade
up to $1,000 or $l2.0O, according to
the quality.
Parents will Please
Observe


that the fabrics used, the coIors select
ed. the perfect shapes, and the excellent
workmanship which characterize every
garment in our Boys Department are
rarely seen elsewhere. Boys Clothing
receives our special attention.
Very little fancy trimmings are used
this season. Braids on chiidren's suits
are out of date, and when found are
sure to indicate poor taste and old style.
Home made garments never have the
perfect finish that belong to the practi-
cal manufacturers wOrK. The expert
ence essential for the getting mp of Boys
garments is not gained in few years.
In connection with our own makes we
have made arrangements for the sole
Agency of two Of the most celebrated
manufacturers Of Boys Clothing in
America.
Our styles will please the most fas-
tidiOus, while our Prices cannot fail to
suit the closet buyer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-03-19

This sort of thing in the meteorological
line is what the verse-writer meant when he
said "lhe stormy March has come at last"
1t usually comes at first, and stays mouth,
but this year it has hung back so as to agree
with the prediction and the poets song.