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n - II, 'ls-4led 1865.
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dence in the i,esDunxib Ti.i ami f.ieLity of the
Law, Patent and t'oii'ct,tn House of GILMoRR
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II you want to smoke a fine cigar smoke
the Key West.
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For Ladies Shoes, Slippers and Walking
Shoes call at Cox & Gallin's
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Belknap, 5 birds, wins first prizes
Kemp, Hall, Holston, Russell and Roller, divided
second prize, birds each,
Grim, 8 birds, third prize.
CAZADOR,
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Frank Dittoe still continues to sell goods
at prices that is surprising to every one.
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Court House.
MONDAY EVENING,
October Sth, 1878.

B1" ABLE SPEAKERS will be
in attendance.
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

ON Tuesday, August 9Th, 1878. between the
" hours of 10 o'clock A, NJ. and o'clock p. M,
1 will offer for sale at public auction, upon the
premises, in Hopewell township, Perry county, o.,
In two separate parcels, cornerng with each other
the well known farm lands Of the estate of Morde-
cal Iarrell ded'd viz The first parcel being the
West half of the North Westquarter of section No
%, Township No. II and Range No. 16, containing
so acres more less and the 2nd parcel being the
south end of the East half of the South East quar-
ter of section No. p, Township and Range afore-
said containing SO more less, being all of
said last named half quarter except what Is now
owned by David Smith. These lands lie about IA
mile from the nearest Railroad station well wa
tered with plenty Of good springs, contain fair
proportion of good timber land, fences and other
improvements In good condition, soil well suited to
farming. The so acre tract contains good dwell
ling house, barn, milk house. orchard, small fruits
well OF good soft water sc. Terms Of sale: One
third receiving possession, third in year.
and the remainder in two years, the deferred pay
ments to.be secured by mortgage on the premises
Terms as regards the crops now growing on the
lands to be determined on the day of sale.
WIN. YARNELL, Executor
July4. of Mordicai Yarnell decd.
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PAINTERS.

lVT II. 6HOUGH, House Painter, Glaiser,
w. Glosserand Paper Hanger, Somerset, Ohio,
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NEORGE ii. Stafford, manufacturer and dealer in
W stoves, tinware, &C., east main street, Somer.
set, Ohio,
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BEATTYPIANO
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

From Geo. E. Ietohar, firm Of VIM. II. Letcher 4
Rro., Bankers, Faye Ohio.
eve received the piano and think II a very hne
toned one out here Waited q short time to give II
will cheerfully give it."
James r. Brown, Esq, Edwardsville, Ill. says
"The Beatty Piono received gives entire satisfac-
tion." Agents wanted. Send for catsloge. Ad-
dress
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey,s..n
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Acknowledgement.

Mr.. NJ. T. Scott has received the follow
Memphis, in acknowledgement of the funds
sent from this place in aid of the Yellow
Sufferers
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TIN AND STOVES.

-~>>~>>>>>>~>->>->-~~>'~>
MYERS & YARNELL, dealers in stoves and
Vl manufacturers OF all kinds of tin ware, west
Main street, Somerset, Ohio.
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viking, Guy, Legend Of the MOxa.
haIa and Other Poems

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Any ono desiring TO purchase good
property in a desirable location, very
cheap and on easy terms can do so by
calling nj this office.
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o yes! O yes!! Myers & Yarnell, head
quarters for Bird cages.
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family publication in the world. Any one can be-
come q successful agent. The most elegant works
of art given free to subscribers. The price ISIS
low that almost everybody subscribeS. One agent
reports taking over 400 subscribers in ten days
Al who engage make money fast. You can devote
All your time to the business, oil only your spare
time. You need not be away from home over
night. You can do Il as we'll as others. Full par.
ticulsrs. directions and terms free. Elegant and
expensive outfit free. II you want profitable work
end US your address et once. Il costs nothing to
syy the business No enc who engages fails 70
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 27, 1878. !
TO Citizens Of Somerset, Ohio:
We return you our heartfelt thanks for
your sympathy in this our hour of afflic-
tion, and pray that God may bless you for
it. We enclose herewith receipt for your
donation, $166.40, received through NJ. T.
Scott, which is hereby acknowledged.
Very greatfully yours,
J. II. SMITH, Sec'y.
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All kinds of hard ware at cost for the
next 10 days at Levitts old stand.
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A fine stock for the spring trade just re-
ceived at CURRANs.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

The Pres has larger circulation IN Northern Perry
CoHfy than The combined circulation Of all he PdP|S
pnJlished IN the county,
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BOOK DEPARTMENT.

Public and Private Libraries supplied on the nosI
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Committees, Teachers, Professional Men. and
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Particular attention give to the importation
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Cash, eggs, or butter will take any goods
SINNERS have, chaep.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits OF
that great American Remedy, the
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Assignees Sale of Real Estate,
MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1878.

virtue of order of sale to me directed,
, from the Probate Court of Perry County, Ohio,
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Kempfs No. l pickerel weigh from to
lbs each
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4 Great chance TO make money.
II you can't get gold you can
get green hacks, We need n
person In every town TO tako
su subscriptions for the largest.
cheapest and best Illustrated
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Every body says they never saw wall pa
per as cheep as at skinners.
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Go to Myers & Yarnell for lard cans.

Any stile of coal hod Won want at Ny
ers & Yarnells.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-24
Another Pioneer Gos


Marvel Parker. more i.mili,ny known
as Charley Parker. and pftnsr with
Johnny Moore in the weli.kSbwn Thssser
Saloon at Carson. died In that city ct 4:so
p. NJ. yesterday. Al . pioneer Of Call.
fornia and one Of tho Oldest residents OF
Carson, his circle Of friends and acquaint-
ances was very extensive. and all esteemed
and loved him for his many good and
genial qualities Of head and heart. The
old pioneer has stepped forth upon the
we'll beaten trail which leads out q the
great unknown, whittier 30 many have
preceded him and where we all must fol-
low. Goodbye. Charley. From tho Car
son Appeal Of this morning We extract the
following: -,
Marvel Parker Charley. whose critical
condition we noticed In Dur last issue, died
Yesterday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock. He
was = native Of Vermont. aged about NIFTY.
six years. and was among the earliest Of
our Pacific Coast pioneers. having reached
California In l849. remaining there u
1860, In which latter year he came TO Car.
son. During an eighteen year, residence
here he made and firmly held . host OF
true friends. many Of whom will SORROW
fully follow his remains to-day 10 their
final place Of rest. He shared the hard
ships Of pioneer life. and was among tho
daring spirits with Major Ormsby whom
the latter was killed by the Indians at
Pyramid Lake. Charley Parker's funeral
takes place to-day under the auspices OF
the Masonic brotherhood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-24
Miaisx Ome.rs Elect.

At the annual meeting Of the EIchcquer
Mining Company. hold =, San Francisco
ON Monday last. s6.532 shares OF stock
were represented. s. Heydenfeldt, q.
schultz. II. Van Bargcn. William II.
schultz and N. Frsedenburg were chosen
Trustees.
Al the annual meeting Of the North
Carson Silver Mining Company held In
that city the same day. the following gen.
tlemen were elected Trustees TO serve the
ensuing year: j. I. Ayrrs. President; J.
II. Baekus, Vice President; q. L. Wolney.
A. Brownell. n. Andrews: also. j. W.
Morgan, Secretary: A. 4. Gould. Supcrin-
,endent;.. Bank Of Wells, Fargo Il Co..
Treasurer.
Al the annual meeting Of the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company, also held
in san Francisco on Monday iAst. 5f'VV
shares were represented and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President. +. Zeile; Vice President. 3.
Heydenfeldt; Secretary. W. W.. Traylor;
Superintendent, II. Donnelly; Trustees.
Y. Zeile, s. Heydenfeldt. ]. II. Dickinson.
y. Logan and Robert Xeile. Following IL
A Of the financial report sub
mitted: Receipts. s5.23s.t5 70; disbur.e-
men,., including 81. 500, 600 In dividends.
s52tO.7g2 20; cash on hand, $2', 666 ~;
total resources, $780, 2s 80; liabilities.
sssl IS: net S2is,tS 20.
THs Phil Sheridan has filed certificate
Of change Of the following officers; Y.
l.. Weller 10 MI vacancy caused by the
~r,.ignation Of Aaron Doud. President.
anil ID. l.. Thomas, Secretary. 10 Ill the
vacancy caused by tho resignation Of N.
h. Lander.
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N,,,r,py avn prn.oyAL.-Ths Carson

MILITARY AND PEnoSAL.-The Carson
Appeal Of this morning says: Captain i.
q. Messic was hero yesterday. The Cap
tain Is one Of tho old.time C~siifornian''
was Captain OF the Trinity Rides, sheriff
Of Trinity county. California. from 1870
1861, and John p. Jones. who succeeded
him, WAS his Under sheriff. Captain Mes
sic, like all men who really know Jones, Is
his fast friend, and although . Democrat
Of tho strictest kind. Capt. N. warmly "
yocatss the return Of John p. TO the U. ..
Senate, which illustrates that the Captains
head is decidedly Lowell.
Dmp.-David Russell. . native Of Ire
land. aged Al. died At the County Hospital
this morning. after an illness OF about
three months, his disease being consump.
ton. Deceased was we'll known In doid
Hill. aud for . long time worked 49,
miner in tho Yellow Jacket mine. HIS
funeral will take place Tomorrow 81 s:So
o'clock p. NJ. from the Hall OF the Gold
Hill Miners Union. Of which he was .
member.
Ass,rERs are pretty busy over oak
taken from the west crosscut 2i00 OF the
Savage. There are more than "trsces
given - the result but ssssys are NOT
high yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-24
Mining Transfers.

Following transfers Of mining property
have been fled for record in the ofice Of
the County Recorder Of storey county;
Peter Fitzgerald to J. q. Dray-An undi.
vided 800 feet iu the Grey Eagle mo. ~
claim. Virginia District. Consideration
$4,000.
J. @. Bray 70 Peter fitzgerald-An I'M
divided i25 feet on the Second Bodie
claim. In Flowery District. Considera'
tion, s2,500.
The Mexican Consolidated Company 10
the Consolidated Aston Company-fiftcen
hundred feet In the Virginia District,
known a. the East Comstock lode. Con-
alteration. s.. 1000. 900.
r. II. Hill. George T. Emery and L,
w. Qriswold TO the White Cross Company
Of Cleveland. Ohio. the mining property
In Virginia District formerly belonging "a
the White Cross Company. but conveyed
by u 70 said parties August 2. 1878.
J. @. Bray has decided TO Peter Fitz'
gerald all Of grsntor's right. title and in
terest In Gray Eagle mining claim No. 2.
being an undivided'i5O feet. This is the
Scorpion relocation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-24

FLYEas arc plentiful around the streets
Of virginia on which arc tho following
mystic words Of some organization prob.
ably . sell.out club: "Unpledged. We
meet October "a. You know where
X. e." Candidates appeared more inter-
ssted In tho little slips than anybody
else.
THE Montgomery Guard Of Virginia
have been out bullseye.making to-day.
They presented q fine, soldierly.like APP
pearance a. they marched through tile
streets this morning 10 the " vile screech.
ing OF tho wry.nccked iifo" and tile big
bass drum"
FIELD NOTES OF the following claims
have been filed; Last Chance Gold and
Silver mining Company. adjoining Grey
Eagle No. 2 and the CARRIER claim; also.
Delta Gold and Silver Mining Company
No. 2. adjoining the Scorpion.
MASSERs.-"virginia's habits are i'm.
proving" said q lady last evening. When
ssked for an explanation she said sho
had found one man polite enough to
kot Out VI tuo Hniuuio w a. o'uo"s'A -"
lot her pass.
AT the Justice ore 10 being stopped out
on the 1850 level. near the Alta line, and
the drift on the 1925 level has reached the
same body Of ore. Stopping will DO at
once commenced IN the level last named.
Tar 81. Johns Church sociablo will be
held this evening at the house Of Mrs.
VIM. p. Bennett. near the Delcher hoisting
works. A cordial invitation is extended
to everybody.
An assessment Of ten cents per share.
delinquent on the iith day Of next month.
has been levied on the capital stock Of tho
Silver Leaf Mining Company Of Silver
City.
IT costs Virgins City 500 per week to
mend old sewen-s5.2O 200 per year, which
would Of itself do considerable toward
putting In better drainage.
woRx at the station. 1900 level Of the
Sierra Nevada. Is going on aud things are
reported ready for like operations to-day
on the 2lO0 level.
LAST nigh was one Of the coolest Of the
season. New leo and frozen mud were
10 be seen In many places this morning.
CaowS PoiSr is getting up In the world
again. Still 10 the world II presents the
same appearance Is heretofore.
The fair and bazaar for tho benefit OF
~. Mary's Church will begin at National
Guard Hall, Virginia, this evening.
WILLIAM p. BARCLAY Of Virginia has
received . patent for a hydraulic and wire
rope pumping system.
LAWRENCE DoSSELLr has located q
claim for building purposes In tho Wiz.
glnia District.
JOIN McKISsEY is on tho Comstock
once moro. He reports nights frosty at
the Lake.
PHILIP MoDEvIrT has license author
izing his marriage with Miss Maggie T.
drancy.
d. r. Fox has been appointed Deputy
Marshal Of Gold Hill.
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A Miutnw suit.

Ban FRlScisco. October a. Tho trial
Of the case Of Samuel Geddes vs.. N. A.
II. Mason Is In progress before Judge
Wheeler and . jury In the Nineteenth Dis.
trict Court. Plaintiff sues to recover
Si2. 900 and interest on . promissory note
given for the purchase Of 5000 shares Of
stock Of the deddes a Bertrand Mill and
Mining Company. Defendant claims that
he was induced TO purchase tho stock on
tho false and fraudulent representation Of
plaintiff as TO the value Of the mine and
the amount Of ore On the dumps and In
sight. Defendant 10 man OF means and
abundantly able 70 stand the racket II the
Jury 70 decides. Geo. n. Taylor manages
plaintiffs case. while r. O. Harrison has
charge Of the case for defendant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-24
FLASHES.
Condensed Telsgr~ms from all Pos
liaua af tho World.

Condensed Telsgr~ms from all Por.
tieas OF she world.
Cardinal Cullen. Archbishop Of Dublin.
10 dead.
A Coustantinople dispatch says the
Porto has assured Minister Lsyard that II
will givo . formal reply this week accept.
ing tho British reform proposals with
slight notifications.
A dispatch from Rome says II appears
that the ministerial crisis will soon termi-
nste. Lieutenant General Bonslli has
accepted the Ministry Of War. Signor
Carroll takes the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs, and no great difficulty Is antici-
pated In finding q Minister Of Marine.
Officer Hudson leaves Los Angeles to-
morrow with johnson, ono OF tho men
engaged In tho robbery OF 0'Shea's pawn
brokers' shop and the murder Of the boy
at Portland, Oregon. on tho Goth OF last
August. .
The British Cabinet has been summoned
10 meet In council to-day. The Tine. says
this step 10 undoubtedly well advised, In
view Of the serious Indian situation and
the now controversies In relation to Tur-
key.
Tho San says . member Of Tilden's fam.
lily denies the ~. Louis story OF his APP
preaching marriage with . lady Of New
York.
The damage by the inundation on tho
Damietta branch Of the Nile Is estimated
ct two and . half millions Of dollars. Two
hundred and fifty lives have been lost.
The Government Ia accused Of neglecting
all precautions against such n calamity.
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lYound rhinEs.

Whatever may be thought Of Mrs. Bow
ers and her peep stone. she 10 certainly
doing an immense amount Of good with
her powers. Burglaries and thsfts have
been frequent along the line OF the Com
stock Of late. and In several instances she
has been enabled TO describe the persons
In whose possession the stolen property
was, and In several others has described
with entire accuracy the thieves them
selves. Az . general thing she gives some
limitations that lead to the recovery OF the
stolen treasures. However this may DO
done. there 10 . practical good In II. and
this good IL commendable. She says many
strange things. and somehos they gener.
ally COME true.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-24
AZ Carses Te.aiEhs.

Hon. William WOODBURY. and Judge
Lewis will address the people Of ormsby
county at Carson this evening. Mr.. Wood
burn will treat Of both national and State
politics. and Judge Lewis will give the
correct version Of the BONANZA Relief
Bill, "n they call It," Mr.. Woodburn's
speech At Virginia on Tuesday evening
last was tho best and most effective which
has been listened 70 In this section for
many q day. He will doubtless give some
Of the same tonight, with improvements
and variations. aud all will certainly feel
interested in what Judge Lewis has 10
PROFOUND on the bullion relief matter.
We can promise our Carson Republican
friends an interesting episode In oratory
tonight. and mono should fail to DO
present.
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P AI & N 7 s

OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other compounds. ornamental
arguments, Interferencss. infrineemspts and
ell matters relating 10 Patents promptly attend
ed TO We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions % TO psteniabtlity. free u
charge, and ell who are interested In new inven'
lions and Patents arr invited TO send for . copy
IL seut frre 10 any address, and contains com.
plete instructions how 70 obtain Patents. and
other valuable matter. During the past nve
years We have obtained nearly ihres thousand
patents for American and foreign inventors. and
can give satisfactory references In almost every
count, in the Union.
Address,
LOUIS BA00ER = CO.,
Solicitors OF Patents and Attorneys 81 Law.
L. Droit building. Warrington. d. @.
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surfses oround s.ls.

The 0verman Mining Company have
purchased from the Consolidated Dorado
Mining Company five acres Of surface
ground. This purchase enables the Over
man folks to sink their new five.compart-
ment working sliSft where II will do them
the grestest good. and the same shaft will
also sssist yery. materially In prospecting
the Con. Dorado. Tho latter company arc
also engaged In, sinking . largo new work
ing shaft between and on 4 line with the
Alta and new Yellow Jacket shafts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-24
Eieesiss Tickets.

The Com HIT NEWS Job Printing
ONCE possesses the most eIeellsn, facil-
tiles for the production Of election
tickets. We have three irsi.elass steam
presses ready to turn out the tickets in
any desired quantity at the shortest
notice. Perfect privacy. secrecy and
strict correctness is guaranteed. AZ we
conduct such work with closed doors.
nc one except the most Trustworthy
employees are allowed in the press-room.
and no communication Is allowed with
outsiders. Thus the regular party
ticket. cannot be tempered with. n no
freachery will be allowed. Confidential
orders carefully attended to.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-24

The largest cotton mills in the world
are those at Narva In Russia, on the
gulf OF Finland, -~ighty-one miles from
st. Petersburg. One company thsre
own 400. 900 spindles. The Harmony
mills. Cohoes. n. Y, having 1880
spindles, are tho largest in the United