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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

John 7. Jones' Chicago, H.; Lewis l.. Lewis, New
Orleaus. La; william [: t'arle New York, and a..
". Latham, Baltimore, Nd, are among tile guests
sojourning at the West End Hotel
One-hllf of the gang engaged In grading the Wash
ing,y city, Cincinnati. aud It Louis Railroad have
bccn transferred to Falli Church, and have COM
mcnccd operations in that locality
The funeral Of Mr.. J. W. Deencr, OF tue firm Of
Deencr & CiSse will take place at four o'clock this
afternoon from his late residence, lIo West street
The remains will be encascd in handsome wal
| nut coffin covered with black cloth and orna.
ncntcd with silver mOuldlngs and extension bar
handles, On the lid will be massive sol! ID silver
plato inscribed with the name OF the deceased
and date of birth and Of the decease.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

SuARr competition Is the order OF the day among
the first Cluss hotels in New York. With one or
two executions, they are trying To keep their old
trade wbile adbcriug TO their previous high rates
his b. quietly cutting" tho rates from 81 10 81
per day.
PERSUADE your suffering friend TO Try DuranEs
Rheumatic Remedy Tor rheumatism. and he will
shrrward thank you. II never has and never can
Ai TO cure The worst case.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
sPTCY AND READABLE.
Letters from the People on Pertinent and
impairment Topics.
gAIT-uoRsH Avn uAnp-rACR

Editor National Republican:
sis Captain S. l.. Phelps, Of Ohio, who Is going
70 sell his property and move away from Washing
ton II suffrage is allowed to the people, receives
salary of slS72 per day counting every day in the
year, for performing the very onerous duties ola
District Commissioner
The question of having additional clerks for Dis
trict work was before him a day or two since, ana
when Il was proposed to pay them decent wages
he exclaimed with much warmth, II can get 800 as
good clerks rs there are in Columbia building for
81 80 per day"
Thi. may be very true: but the question nsti
rally arises whether a better Commissioner than
Nr. Phelps could not be selected from such cheap
clerks N serve for about eight nine cents per day
Mr.. Phelps must remember that he is not conn and
Ing o man OF war and the men IN the employ of
the District government arc not feeding on salt
UkSDy BlIIY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Editor NdiioRoi RepuIiirdH
SIR Let II be told To the disgrace Of an ofCcr OF
the American navy who was educated al the cN.
pense Of the Government and who served the
Cniou cause during the war, that after the war
had ended and he had received a position as one
OF the Commissioners Of the District OftColumbia,
he placed In good, fat Offices several OF his ante BET
lam comrades OF the navy twho deserted In 1861
and served the Contedefacy) to the exclusion OF
Union soldiers and sailors. For shame.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26


The New York Su,l, after copying the facts
Of the kidnapping of Benjamin Noyos rs they
appeared In THIS NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
says:
Er. Rosr of Massac usetts-may his shadow
be- less--was the only Senator to open his lips
in cxtenuatiOn OF the conduct OF these officers.
"rhe charge has been made" he said that
Mr.. NOyes was treated cruelty by the
officers. Even ii this were true 1t isnot a sub
jeet for the Senate to investigate
Docs Mr.. H0ar reflect that this occurrence
took place In the District OF Columbia, which
Is under the exclusive legislative control of
Congress- Let such an outrage happen in any
part of Great Britain and tue attention OF the
government would bo promptly called TO II in
Parliament. But then the British Parliament
is not above the protection Of personal rights,
~ the port Senator FROM Massachusetts, seems
TO consider himself.
Tho question of the innocence or guilt of
Mr.. NOycs 1.-THE charges preferred against him
Is neither here nor there, SO far IN the act Of
kidnapping him Is concerned, and is not 10 be
considered IN connection with 1t. The rights
the most precious rights of every citizen Of
the anitcd States, have been violated in the
person Of Iien iamim NOyes.
-
A Ten rs paper remarks that everywhere in
this country human life is too unguardCd
while buseigcd, 50 to speak, with dangers. II
Is because everywhere breast pockets, brccchcS
pockets belts, boots, aud vest pockets, are the
hiding places Of Colts, smith 4 WcstOn's, aud
OF English rrvOlvorS Of dirks, bUwie-kniycs,
elasp-kuivcs and deringcrs our gun
shops, hardware stores, variety stores book
and jewclry stores, and retail shops display
glittCring blades and ingcniOu,ly- wrought
murderOus rCvOlvers. but not being able to
supply the demand, the mails and the express
are loadcd with weapons ordered from dis.
tanl maTtS aud manufacturers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
SEW ADVERTTS EM ENTs.

DR.. Lords last lecture.
English ballad concert al Marinfs Hall.
Complimentary testimonial to Charles v. Nyc.
For Rent-unfirnished rooms, 1870 Pennsylya.
mia avenue northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

ARE you bilious, troubled with headache dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys
pcptic, nervous, dull, and languld? Averse TO all
exeition. Is your life miserable" You require n
change. Cleanse the system purify ind renew the
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by, all
druggists, IS cents per package, which makes 9
quart OF medicine,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
Yational 8spublitan.
At sAlIIsoRk AND POTOMAC pEpuT, uIrH AND
sIHEIMI

~ BALTIMORE AND ONO prror Ssw JERSEY AVE.
NUE. AND STREET.
Morning Er,to.
sCIB. N. Y Phil a Bos er $50, Baltimore accom-.
az, baltimore express 60 baltimore accom-.
T5c Western express, 500 Y. Phil Bos eS.
e7o baltimore accom- $50 Western Mall
E2b, Fred &C., (Met, birch ss.N, Baltimore accom-.
eE Ballim ore Annapolis -ggs, baltimore express.
and way TO, Western express
res, Msrtinshurg and Ha- ssD baltimore pres.
gersiown &C (Net brch.' sel5 " Y, PM a bos es
slc:.o, Baltimore socom- iO:S, Baltimore ACCOM-
mn. Baltimore cypress.
sArrive daily. Othcrs sundays excepted
e. For The time OF departure OF trains see sdvef'
usenlents elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

For he Middle atlantic Stctes WdrSler, clear or
partly cloudy TedtLer westerly uinds, aud rising,
followed by stationary barometer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
ESoCUTloN.-rRIvATE OR CLASS LESSONS
JOHN TWEEDALE,
at Congregational Church. Addr.s, ooi street n. W
fc7-f

GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
= Seventh and l. streets.--OpeD day and evening.
Beautiful halls Sons and daughters practically edn-
Gated Thorough, condensed instruction, and training
In rapid calculations English Language Ietteryrit-
Ing, business pcnmanship, business Forms Book
keeping &c. Day tuition. IN Per quarter, " per
month PAYABLE On entering. 4 students quarter or
month begins ct the time oienterng. Evening tuition
o. per month Circular, giving particulars, sent
application Artistic peII-work Of every description
de.sT IT, G SPENCER Principal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS,

Icit.oH clothing watches, pistols &c, bought AZ
Heryos's. Oh D street, Orders attended To,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Is your hair harsh, dry and stiff? Does It refuse
to curlY Dress 1t with ThoMPsoS's PoAApE oPTIME.
will Improve It, Sold by druggists, &c. Price as
and 20 cents per bottle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
A SUSPICIOUS aRAruITY.

EddoF National Republican,:
As taxpayer. l would like IN inquire Of the
District Commissioners by what authority they
have paid q reporter Of an evening paper Of this
city $500 for REPORTING their proceedings, which are
open TO all other reporters, who got nothing. Thcc
payments werc made 500 about Christmas, 1876,
and 500 Christmas, 1877, and warrant drawn for
services In arranging the records" The inquiry
becomes slightly pertinent when Il Is remembered
that the evening paper which said reporter repre-.
scns generally manages TO reflect the sentiments Of
the Commissioners on all subjects, particularly
antisuarpEc. STUBBORN FACT.
MAYNARD WAGES.
Ed1of Washington Republican,:
fir: On the iOth OF October, 1877, there was an
orcI issued In all navyyGrds requiring the men to
work ten hours. Subsequently there was an order
ssued on the JDh day of October isII, saying That
The men would lie required TO work from $40 q. M.
until p. m. allowing half an hour for dinner.
This order was dated Washington. October !. but
not promulgated until one month had elapsed.
Now II one man has the power to violate law en-.
acted by Congress. think We are entitled 10 two
hours per day overtime. L. W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

BESSIE TURNER, the former member Of Til.
tons family, 10 now an actress travelling in
Connecticut IN the Celebrated Case" troupe
Che goes by the name of Beta Avery, aud has
lately appeared in Duubury and Waterbury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Tic formal opening Of the Georgetown express
and ticket Once OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road company. under Masonic. Hall, will take
place this morning. and will be under the super
plate glass windows have been elegantly lcttcrcd
by the master painter Of the road, Mr.. H. wctzell.
The interior Of the Office isoi walnut and of elegant
pcntcr OF the road There has also been placed In
the office a handsome walnut ticket and check
rack.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

Yesterday, about noon, negro man named
simms entered the drug store OF DR.. Russell Brace,
while the back OF the attendant Mr.. Willie Brace,
was turned. Sinms attempted TO steal q bottle OF
Cooks Balm OF Life. but was discovered by young
Brace who seized the thief and held him until Get
gennt Trunneli arrived and placed him under ar.
rest Upon arriving at the station the culpr.t had
his name registered, and as lie was being carried
through the yard to the cells he lcapcd over the
fonce'ral and down TO the tow path and made his
escape, and has not yet been reRrrestcd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
the FEMALE MINISTRIES.
The Performances NJ fiper's New
Opera House Last Evsntng.

pi,sr'. Oners House reopcpod lsst even.
...,S-.- ..Lr.L 80, ..v.
ing 'o An a''enuAnoo "n''" mus "N
cheered the heart OF is enterprising mana
yer. Long before the curtain roso every
o., 4, ,ha hor,. ma. occunioa and The
-snN,-n. 49, III. a.. A.
aisles were niieu nun cha'rs' ~ni'e 'A' "
the rear those who had come late were 70
Ia .eon standing In deem ranks around the
- MI. s.-..,,s, -h,,h h,or,h,
mousse u
together this immense audience was the
arst appearance Of Madame Rentz'a Fs-
male Nipstrels and Mabel Santley's Bur-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
AiArminE episode.

-, -.
hudderwinkis h'ue hoy 'ohnny' can
swallow bigger things and more Of them
TIA, .nv otb.r three wear old In Gold
mm .-u.u .n.,,v
"'". io''e,'.y no ""' F
specimen thai no WAS playing wiun'
and 10 WAS too big. Mrs. Rudderwtnkle
knew by the way no gagged and kicked up,
that Johnny had undertaken too much.
why, Johnny T. screamed she wildly.
gathering him up by the lower extreme
tiss and dashing madly down the stairs TO
the front yard where his father was:
She tripped and tumbled. and both land.
el In . pilo at the foot OF the stairs, shs
with . sprAined shoulder, broken COMB.
and bruised all over. and Johnny's blessed
little nose bleeding furiously. But his
lungs were not hurt.
"For Gods sake, Betsy Jane I" roared
Rudderwinkle rushing 10 the rescue and
scraping up the bleeding wreck Of little
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
CARSON ITEMS.


Appeal, March 20. The Street In
spector Is keeping tho changing busy.
that Is those Of them who are on duty.
In grading Musser street. He 10 con-
structing . gutter from Minnesota street
to the new sewer at the Carson street
corner. The street Is being levsled, and
judging from the way the work 10 pro-
crossing The street Will show agress
provement In q very snort ums, We
understand he intends 70 MAKE 'not,
ough o~verhauiing Oh M nignvays ano
'ycs's ...,.n om... n,,..,
on Suuaay evening IN. .sS~
mis'sa uAp. ., Us. d,u.s Ia
d%i.osd.,,v Hs w.s ioJosd In isil, but
ont Of respect TO n. .fcheousr Of the
county and to tighten the weight which
rests upon the honest taxpayer he was
released on his W promise to proceed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
lDistrics Court.

In tho District Court for the First
Judicial District Of Nevada, Rising.
Judge. the following business was trans
acted yesterday:
Hobart. Wood 4 Co. vs.. Belknap-sei
for April 4.
John Henderson vs.. N. s%mith-Set for
April q.
Estate Of Thomas Thomas. deceased
Decree Of D~istribution male.
Estate Of Monahan, decreased - @. +.
Kleupfer. Frank Wallace and John b.
Young appointed appraisers.
Estate Of O. I. DE Long-Rixed for the
18th of April.
Stone W. Marye-PAssed.
Burke vs.. County-Exception Of defend.
ant entered.
Estate Of Thomas Littls--Lettes Of AL
ministration issued 10 his widow. who fur
nishes . bond Of $500
0uardianship Of william Preis. an In.
competent-0rder granted As prayed for.
The balance Of property 10 DO paid to
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
Bank Of Nevada W. Simon 0sg ct al
Order made accepting petition and bond
on removal Of cause 70 the United States
Court.
L. n. Hill VI. William II. Hill ct al
Judgment for defendants; each party TO
pay costs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26

lurkCiAL UirrAICnkA To TUE ooLp hiL
DAILY Nrvs.l .
The situstion In Esssera Europe.
LONDON. March 25.-A special 10 the
Time. from Pera says: Mr.. Layard, Brit.
ish ambassador at Cons.antinoplc,i Is at the
head Of . party who would rather see Eng.
land 20 to war with Russia on any grounds.
however trivial. than not At all. The
present philo-E English attitude Of the Porto
Is due 10 tho intimate friendship between
Layard and vchk Pasha. and the latter's
temporary influence over the Sultan. But
the Sultan Is . man Of csprieious and
arbitrary temper, and Of inferior capacity
and resolution. A Court or Cabinet In
trigue might destroy vehI Pasha's ascen.
dAncy aud change tho whole Turkish
policy.
CoNsrASriSoPLK. March 25.-The Sol.
tan on Sunday summoned 0sman Pasha 10
him, aud In tho presence Of the Ministers
expressed his warmest admiration aud
gratitude for his heroic and gallant defense
Of Plevna. OsmAn's public entrance into
Co%nstantinople 10 arranged for to-day,
after which he will review the troops at
the Ministry Of War.
The controversy between England and
Russia Ia approaching that dangerous
stage where points Of honor more aud moro
engage attention.
A Vienna correspondent says the full
text Of the treaty Of San Stefsno has re-
newcd strong ti.Russian feelings there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
The Prssident'. View Of Howe.

skSNS4.
WASHINGTON. March ga number OF
members Of Congress. friends Of the Pres
ident. called upon him this morning with
reference to the speech Of Senator Howe.
They all expressed more feeling In the
matter than the President himself and
suggested that the speech be answered.
fearing that 70 permit II 70 pass In silence
might be an admission Of ia entire
truth. Tho President took . different
view, placing himself on the ground that
his Official action was based on his sense
Of right. without thinking for . moment
what might DO the result - affecting him
personally. He was opposed 10 any public
response, preferring that bis acts should
be the best interpreter Of his motives and
principles. lie had sought 10 perform his
duty, and with this no was perfectly
content, no matter how many others
with prejudiced minds might view
his conduct. All would recollect. he said.
how bitterly Senator Howe had denounced
President Lincoln toward the close OF his
first term, and how others sought 10 pro-
vent Lincoln from being nominated for
. second term. but Notwithstanding
all this he was renominated and
became moro popular than over.
The people having become better scquaint-
ed with him. appreciated his conduct
more. President Hayes was perfectly will
ing 10 be judged BY the Same tribunal.
The President does not appear In the least
disturbed by Senator Howe's speech. be-
lieving that time will fully vindicate him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
the LAST SAD RITES.
Fa.erai 0bsequies OF Joe Masuirc
-Bsautiful and Just rrtbutes 90
HE Memory.


Yesterday We published the briefly tel
N.,,,,rs. which took nl.ce In Gan
t' -, -. T.. Al. NJ
Francisco on ounoAy' trom tno M
o,ic remple. From the Gail Of
-,
yeeteruAy we learn tnAt "tno iunerAl
"a. very ~I,reelv Attended Inv ,bs friend,
=,
ANU s0quAn'n'os VI ueoeAseu' "no I'M
assembled 70 pay the last tribute Of re-
apect and Affection 10 the man whose body
IA, a, m. 49,, IN ,ho csn,er a, ,bs hall
- ~. :,
WIN noueIs' .ne s"Sn.
.ne AAson1c oIuer, oi wnlen NJ ~
nsmDeI ,no ssr.S WI. NJ" . .nJ
olIccuon Oh ocelaenAi noIso w.. AHu
".re Oh seI3 ,mpIs In.n.. =. NJ,
lne i1nsIH. o'suoa' ue,,sN E
Henry Edwarus, wn SeIy eioIu.n'
tribute 10 the virtues anu memory y, Ie-
ceased. q nneiy renaered. ColoneI w.
IL. l.. Barnes read inc ioilow,ns posni
from the pen Oh pAniei oonne"
IN xKMoRIAx.
cn.rt.hed and houored beyond all others,
Loved and looked up to "a dearest and best;
Nobisst Of natures and kindest Of brother.
Tnest ., souis that irisnd eses e'ssssI;
ocpsu W vas .nd, n !, sc,. mai
rh., ,on could vhisnsr ma. .Hush And cease
sivhins,.
Even our grief fer you then would b sweet.
On: out us nsu - Iss,, We, .e.t osn an yv
s.ss lam In ,bis i,fs ma, remind You
How much we worhipped you. how held you
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
Arr,,.,. ss.,. n...,.s.


49, -.l
OVER fnr ihsek'-A MINER nA"e'
Hama dumped his car over 'ne enu " '"'
track a. the ssyAse ~Asr aump ias ,,as !,
esy n'el1 ",..aN, .nlIs .nI se,,r.l
saIA" n. fsu .hont twelve feet. Lint
,nsn;i, ,.n'I., an . nIls Of .oft clay. AMI
e.csped with = few slight bruises.
v,,~u-,, ,.,ul., meet.
-L,h. y,..,,.i. r,.,,, p;,sms,,. A.
'"s " -..-I-
sociAtion' heid SUNDAY ha''" - ~"
nAa. .e "a = era n "
u.Ii simon p.ek.ber. Miles Goodman,
m n. U.yri. AMI CAPTAIN John \. Young.
A. ILL., .,,,, an.
s,ue,, y - ~ = yirs,nis
A Truekee Railroad IN Boiie and Aurora.
from . point near the honnd house.
Warm wr.kyxtSo.-some water il
stiii running from the drift which tapped
the reservoir ON the 200 level OF the Crown
Point. but not enough TO prevent work be.
.hs 'lahs;. Isn H., ,hs sood'
w-r p,..,as,, Cavalier.
.'.N - c.~a..s -,
a., s,,d., manning. anil Ia. since been
busily engaged in looking into the Affairs
Of that company. lie MAS In Gold Hill
yesterday ~.
Ao'h ."a .' O.,
printers. = . io"'yo n W. ~ anc.
c...ful candidate.
A.
-s....,-n,.o ., an. ,.,r,,.r. Who robbed
SSs.,ss y w,,,nsv an me- Di,iie last
Sunday night
r.,,, ~;n n. an ,,,.u,, .mou,, of
fun at the matinee a, Piper. New Opera
House tomorrow afternoon At , o'clock.
Psoy. vlnSKr'S dancing class for
gentlemen will b. held In Gold Hill.
Masonic Hall. this evening.
o,x or two .pecimeu. Of the new silver
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
The U.hnewn Dead.

An inquest was held In Reno yesterday
into the circumstances attending tho death
Of the man who Was found dead on the
track at Browns station last Saturday
night. Tho Jury rendered q verdict that
they could not learn his name or his
nativity; that they thought he came to his
death By . heavy blow upon the head from
something broad. and wa aged ~ or 20
years. There we're no papeu abouth him TO
Identify him. . pack Of cards and 81 IS
bsing al be bad In his pockets. The jury
gave no opinion - 10 whether he was try
ing 70 board the cars or not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
IMPORTANT TO ALL INvALIDs.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

Toe Peruvian syrup. q protected solution Of
the protoxide Of Iron, stnkrs ct the root Of
disease BY supplying the blood With is vital
principle. or life elsment-iron. This 10 the
secret of the wonderful success Of this remedy
In curing d~yspepsis. liver complaint. dropsy.
chronic dia. ries. bolls. nervous Affections,
chilis and fsvers. humors, lors Of constitutional
v gor, diseases Of the Kidneys and bladder.
fem Ls complaints, and all diseases originating
In . bad state Of the blood. or accompanied By
debility or . los stats Of tbs system. soid oy
al, druggists. mil m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26

A BlcxEHIso pair Of Quaksrs were
heard in high controversy. the husband
eIclaiming. Z" am determined TO have
one quiet week with thee 7" But how
wilt thou get ~" said the haunting
spouse. in that reitsration which mar
ried ladies' so provokingly iuduge In.
:" I will keep thee a week after thou art
Dead" was the Quaker's rejoindsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26

"AH, John, I've buried my brother
since l saw you." "Ssrved him right"
said John. What do you mean. sirf"
was Indignantly demanded. "Why.
my dear fellow" said John, would II
have been serving him right to leave
him upburiei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26

As an evidence Of the dnllnsss Of the
times we may state that during the last
ten or twelve months no one has dis
covered imbsdded In the center OF q
rock. 800 feet below the center OF the
earth. q live toad supposed to be 1000
years old. This wearying discussion OF
the financial question is prostrating all
kinds Of business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26

WILL LOSE Hrs ErE.-Thomas Hughes.
the miner injured while at work In the
Hale 4 Norcross incline 4 week ago last
Saturday. will loae an eye. 1t will DO re-
membercd that . rod glanced past him,
knocking him down. lie fell on . pump
and received . cut about an inch long
over tho eye. This was sewed at once, but
pus formed in the wound. and the eye will
have 10 be removed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26

"wHr do you suppose Black college
is such a learned place 2" asked n
gentleman OF another. ~ rather sus-
pect," was the reply, "that rs every
body takes . little learning there with
them. and nobody ever brings any away.
the learning accumulatea."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
ruK rA,.Acr KArIna rrAnp.

For . roas, OF beef uneiesilsd In Storey
county. 70 TO Thomas u sfron's, Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. I. North o strsst,
Virginia Oty. Prssh oystsrS Il all hour IN
svsry style. Forty ninsu always on hand q
~, SsI n:.t "a NJ sss q III shSt ~ %s:sssa
sford. the Palace Eating Stand has no supsnos.
Try Il. aptS n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
EXAMINATION.
J.. J.. NAaLE REF0RE JUSTICE
4. G. COOK.

Johs stack . witness fer she state
dives . View versiou Of b seory
He says shas Callahan shes
rirss-P. J. D. FULLY 10 OF = Dts
Sereat Opiaies-N. Lastvisrrs's
Teslimony.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26

A MAN was sitting for his photograph.
The operator said. "Now. sir. look kind
O. pleasant. Smile Q little" The man
smiled. and then the operator sxclaim-
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wide for the Instrument"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
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This great remedy vss discovered bya mission.
ary In south America. send . self-addressed
envelope TO the RBv. JUBRPH T. INhAn.
d. Bible House. New rork City.
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