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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
The derivation of many words in com.

The derivation of many words in com.
mon use is exceedingly curious and in.
teresting. Probably few people have
any idea whence comes the word "tram-
way" by which the English denote q
horse-car.track. 1t is derived from the
second syllable of the name Outram
The ancestors Of Sir James Outram,
very distinguished General, who died .
few years ago, took leading part in ex-
tending horse railroads for drawing
coal, etc, and his roads were called
Outram ways, and gradually the first
syllable was dropped. Another curious
derivation is that of the word"wallop,'
meaning to beat. am wallop him" is
still frequent expression in rural
English. 1t arises from . complete ma
val victory of Admiral Wallop, mem.
Der of the very ancient family of which
the Earl of Portsmouth-who also has
the honor to represent Sir Isaac Newton
is now the head.
An exchange plaintively inquiries why
little men will be silly enough to mar.
ry big women. The only answer we
can possible give to the conundrum is,
Because big women are silly enough to
marry little men.-St. Louis Journal.
The coal combination has already put
up the price of coal. This will make no
difference to the poet Whittier, how
ever. He has received odes enough
during the past two months to keep him
in fuel for at least two years. GNorr.
Herald.
1t is generally the man who doesn't
subscribe for paper who sends the
editor communication pitching into
somebody or something, and signs il
"Many Readers. "-Norristown Her.
aid.
Faith is sometimes personified as q
drenched female clinging to sea-washcd
rock but better personification woulo
DO bald-headed man buying bottle
of patent hair restorer.
1t is estimated there will be deficit
of q million pounds in tho English bud.
get this year. How much ought their
old budget to weigh, anyhow y-Wor.
cester Press.
Women are proverbially severe in
their criticisms of each others attire
1t makes all the difference in tho world
whose dress is gored.-Worcester Press
The street-cav drivers and conductors
get heavier salaries than any other Sc,
of men in town. They arc paid off IN
nickeis and pennies.-Breakfast Table.
81 sot me down in thought profound.
this maxim wise | drew: It's easier
tor you to love gal than make gal
love you Josh Billings.
Syracuse milkman has startled bis
customers by wearing a belt designating
him as foreman OF hose company
Rome Sentinel.
"a friend in need is friend" few
want to see while the pocket book wears
its present emaciated appearance.-Dan.
bury News.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
COL D

mi nGrcai chance To uxke monsy. u yoo
v3vIi ycan't get gold you cen get S-scnbaeks
- Va need a person In every town ~ tsAs
.u,srip,iors for the largest cheapes and beet iilns
tr,t.d family publication In the world Anv one ess
t..corns snscsssfui agent. The most elegant works
n art given ff,s subscrfser- The price 70 ioW
tina, almost every body subeTsbes oae as~sf r.pests
making over sliJ In q week lady agent reports
taking over go snb-cribess An ten dsys All we~ en-
,aV, make money fast You devote al. your tliss
20 the business or only yoar spare time You need
not ee away from hon.r over night Yea can do u -
well as others Pull partcuisss Directions and ,esrDs
tree Elegant and expensive outnt ff~e. uyas waat
profitable work send your address Of once II eoats
nothing to try the business No Sbs sogag~s ssas
10 make great paw. Address ''1hs P~opis's Jour
nal - Portland, Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

As yet no one can tell Why it is that
the NEST substantial pair Of stairs will
creak and creak like . night shirt on .
clothes line in the wind, whenever .
fellow tries to climb them noiselessly
late at night; but thank goodness thcre
is an average Of ten philosophers born
every day, and this darkness viii be
dispeiied some sime.-Fulton Times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

Many OF our most ssccessfal farmer
practice the sowing Of timothy sesd dur
ing this month. There 10 moro certain
~ Of getting IT vel. covered. and slso
getting IN early start before dry weather
sets in. Those vho hsve The gro1ad
prepared should not neglect early sssd.
ing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

"whst is . veranda," 10 now being
discussed by foreign architects A YER
anda. gentleman. is = place where, With
the right kind Of companion. you'll end
the moon shines brighter and the hours
fy swifter than in any other spot on the
earth's sufsce. Try it once.-Coml
Ady.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

With the close Of the holidays :he
casual Sunday-school boy has sersered
his connection with the church and con
sumed his occupation of breaking win.
dows, s,oning dogs, and yelling as siran-
gers, until il is time to get in sraning
tor the picnIcs.-Buriing;on Hawkeye.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
CATARRHAL AFFEcrlous /,

Qeeh Sore. weak. InaAmed. Rod. and wsasry Kyss,
Uleersaioa sna lneammsi.oa Of the Her; 016ln0
Cyala and sveilsd rons!,si Nsfsoss nssdscAs, Mo-
f.lxia. Ria.ness. cleaded Memory. Les Of Nexvess
Force, Dcprcsstou Ut opirtss, are Gil earefaiy cd
se.sn;ineally treated With uis remedy sceerdias e
directions which accompany each bottle, o. wv -
mailed TO any address on receipt OF stamp.
kAcA Pseksge contains Dr.. SAnfofas InSeoysa L.
HaltnG Tube with FALL crecsions for Nss - an saDpa
Price If0 Sold by all hoesais and RssAu DfNGatsss
lhroaShous the nitsd siases and Cas- sdas- Wkxxs
Boston, Mas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
epom Hoa. The. ?. Ooasst. 0e,ssaa 4.

Neasn WINS . rUrrHR: 0asiHaa, - YsoazuR
thoroughly convinced OF the esacaey OF AAHpoaDS
RADICAL Cr1. Ioa cAfAlnn. en- iadaesd - dree pee
the pess1urns advssths6 - /. r,Aiesi esrsa. have
found anything that PROMISE sacA relief Ana
ultimate cure - that OF SANHoRDs.
have been afeietsd with this dresdfai assass foe
HorO than ten yesra, end until sveaAkly eoaSd
Be induced to peevere with aatil rsaA Ne esses
OF NJ HaSny walls and trusofai,y Tat affsr
using ave s;x bottles thoroughly eoavisee1 u
i,a curative propersies HcpiaG that 0sAess siAary
AFFLICTED like myself Win be lnduce4 TO make ne ufo
] an. gen,lszasa. Sery truly. etc. -
DassTol. r. L. Jsiy y. is1;.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

Many men Who iurned over . Beg
leaf on the FIRST Of Jsaasry At - Il
hey hsid their book upside down ~ the
Tines.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.

IT 10 . facs tAaa he snhssansiased By tAs EoGe
respectable seass,zoaiAls c6essd IN Savoe -
any proprietary madeleine tAa1 The RADacA1 CS11 -
CAfAnxA does N every case AFFORD saeeens - -.
manens relief No Of Aov lces staadsng OF 1oV
severe the diaease. the crx Aso give Uaee 0v1ooe q
IN vaue in the treatment o. Catarrhal A4eeoee sAeS
eonadenee II q fels u 10 abksy - FL -
claimed for IL The testimony Of pAysctaaA dr9RU0&
enc .s,c 2 - ss ~
rof % any evrc eeiosc obtained N favor Of lo1.ef
re0ecy. The propffeeoes, therefore. may to618 -
proud Of the position tAs RADICAL CpHs saS ossHAnoA
and believe vsssAy q ~ repasssioa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
VEGETINE
SAFE AND Sure.
VEGETI\ l..
TILE RESI- SPRING MfnIIINE

cHsuEsIuvS.
n. Y. srvTrxs
D,ar S.r.-Ihis Is ~ certify tina: have used your
Hook PepsTni0n' IN my family for several wears
and think that for srrofua and CAnksro1s Hansers
Rheumatic affections u cannot be eIesilei saa
blood puriaer and spring medicine 10 the b-s, thing
have ever used. and have used almost everything
can cheerfuiiy recommend 10 To- any ia ss.,i u
sneh = n,srciBe. Your. H--recffeiy.
Mrs. \ 4. DIsNOEE. 10 Ess-sil cts eel.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

AAoOID PLATED WATCHES. c4sapss n
xS19 kn0Wn Wegld. Sample EascA 1ess = zessss
A61yUse a. C0CL1ae Co. sCAscego.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

"a friend in need is frlcnd-" few
want to see while the pocket book wear.
its present emaciated appearance.-Dnn
bury News.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
lusus NATURE.
4 Des.Cas and Three Cas.Dess In
Ons Litter.

Tho attention Of . NEWS reporter was
to-day called 10 . most wonderful case OF
lass. namrS. The saloon and boarding
house Of Charles Tobener. near tho In
psrial hosting works. Gold Hill, Is the
place where this strange freak Of nature
NAV DO seen. Entering the bar.room the
reporter made known his business.
Diving into Q dark cellar, the
boy OF tho house brought forth what ct
Art sight appeared 70 DO a. old cat with .
litter Of four kittens. Upon closer exami.
nation, however. u was seen that one OF
Inc litter was not altogether feline. With
the head, ears and body Of . dog II conn.,
bines the claws aud tail Of . cat, while
no muxzle 10 supplied with whiskers
common 10 the cat family. Tho three
remaining members Of the family are un-
doubtedly kittens. though they. have .
peculiar canine look about the head.
Their teeth arc not formed correctly other
a. dogs or cats, being saw-shsped. and
fitting into one another like the Jaws OF .
stsel.trap. The animal which most re-
sembles Q pup, news like . kitten, and tho
ones which look most like kittens growl
like young pups. Tho mother suckles
them all alike. and 10 seemingly ~ fond Of
tho dog-cat - Of the cat-dogs. u they may
be termed. In accordance - tho character
istics OF the different species may pre-
dominate. AL tho members OF the med
ical f~rsternity that have visited this intsr-
esting family have declared the phe-
nomenon here made apparent . most
startling one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
0rand UnifoPm hall.

The afth grand annual uniform ball OF
tho Virginia Knights Of Pythias was held
In Cooper's Hall. Virginia. last night.
Tho march moved ct exactly o o'clock.
The knights In their uniforms presented
Q particularly brilliant appearance. There
was an unusually select company Of ladies
aud gentlemen. the former being elegantly
dressed and the latter faultlessly attired.
Much work had boon devoted 70 the dec.
grafton Of the hall. Al the entrance was
placed 4 flne portrait Of Justus II. Rath.
bone, founder Of the Order OF Knights OF
Pythias, while near 81 hand was the pho
tograph Of 3. B. Davis. supreme ChAnoel.
lor Of tho World. At intervals
were placed knightly charts. showing 10
tho initiated the mystic workings OF the
brotherhood. In every direction were TO
DO seen the letters r. O. b., which 10 the
outside world stand for Friendship,
Charity and Benevolence. but which 70
those Of tho mystic tie, have . wider and
deeper significance. Mirrors. pictures.
fiags aud emblems adorned the walls.
wherever there was room for them 70 be
placed. Professor vArney's band FUR.
nished the music. The dancing continued
until 4 o'clock this morning. and all went
home satisfied that = better time could not
have been enjoyed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23

Thorp. Q white man. killed leaves q wife
aud eight children. The explosion 10 sup
posed 70 have been caused BY carelessness
In allowing the boiler to get empty and
then turning cold water into II.
The lndisn scars IN h Northwest.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. March 22.-Further
dispatches from Baltic Ford. Northwest
Territory. confirm tho rumors Of an Indian
confederation. II Is said Big Bear. one Of
the chiefs Of the league, demands n An III.
timatum that the Buffalo law shall DO re-
pealed, and that the Indians shall be IL.
lowed 10 settle their qusrrels among them
selves. without intsrference by the mount
Cd police OF tho Canadian Government. A
special from Bismarck says the Seventh
Cavalry have been ordered 70 hold them.
selves In readiness for Geld service.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
Rich Ore ssrcak.

Tho rich streak Of ore 30 often men,
toned heretofore In our mining reports
~ existing In the various levels Of the
Baltimore Consolidated mine, from the
upper workings down. ia now found and
being followed at tho 1850 level. II has
never proved 70 be OF much width. but
merely q rich narrow feeder. from an inch
70 several inches In width. which appa-
rently belongs 10 some main ore body 70
DO discovered In tho depths. At the 1850
level Il assays from $3.50 TO $3.50 per ton.
and Is diflused into several small seams
throughout . width Of four or i've feet Of
soft quartz and porphyry. This vein
formation 10 much wider. and . crosscut
east has already cut through II for . dis.
tance Of nearly thirty feet. II has been
followed by . northeast drift At the 1850
level . distance Of 2GO feet; and besides
the crosscut aforementioned. an upraiss
10 being made ab0vo that lsvel In tho vein
10 develop is value In that direction.
This ~upraise will soon reach and connect
with the $50 level. In the level below the
1850 the origin or end OF this long-contin-
ued rich orc streak may be found some
dny.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
IExpIesiea OF Gas.

There wa . Ga explosion In Virginia
City st half.past Z o'clock last evening.
II vas noticed that there was . strong
smell Of escaping gas in front Of the store
Of Kisrski 4 Co.. No. 90 South Q street,
and Mr.. Ksneen. Superintendent Of the
Virginia Gas Works, ws notified OF the
leakage. With an assistant he repaired 1t
once : the place designated. search Was
commenced. and In prosecuting II . lighted
candle was placed under the sidewalk near
tho front Of the building. I~mmediately
there was q tremendous explosion. The
entire front Of tho store WAS blown out.
several boards Of the floor were torn up,
two showcases tillcd with fancy articles
wrre totally wrecked. and things were
scattered about the store In every direo-
ton.
Mr.. Kansen. who was standing near the
entrance door. outside Of the store, had his
whisken pretty badly singed. but other
wi.e was uninjured. The workman who
was looking for the leak also escaped with
slight injury. tho gas outside being too
much mixed with atmospheric air to do
much damage.
Mrs. Fletcher. who was In tho store at
tho time. tainted. but was soon revived.
A flre was started by the burning gas. but
ID was Immediately eItinguished. No ono
In the store Was injured. Tho damage
will amount 10 $1,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23

whsther in his wisdom he has seen at
to accomplish this now in The case Of the
D.nubian provinces Of Turkey. through
ths fundamentally Of Russia, time alone
would show. but he that diggeth . pit
for he feet OF his neighbor ID SURF 70
eventually fall therein himself. and events
now indicated that Turkey had fallen into
the pit Of her own making.
Al the conclusion Of the lecture Mr.. Gil
lies Vas heartily ~spplauded. which Was the
only payment that he desired for his OF.
celisnt essay. The contribution box was
then passed around. and. judging from
tho frequent blinking Of halves and quar-
tsrs which rang through the room. . good
ly sum was realized toward paying OF the
debt Of the church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
Laseas Cea.sseh Msp.

j. d Marshall. the e~nterprising propri'
etor Of the Gold Hill Pos.ofice Store. has
presented the NEws Office with . copy oil
Roses chart Of 1.-THE Comstock Mines and
sutro Tunnel" The map 10 about two by
two and . half feet In size. and is the work
Of Mr.. W.. Rose. the w~oll.known mining
engineer and surveyor. II gives all the
latest ~ well a. the Oldest mining loca-
tons ON the great Comstock ore belt. In
Guiding that portion extending into Lyon
county. The bordering Of the map IL
composed Of an extensive series OF pic
lures illustrating the topography OF th.
country through which the Sutro Tunnel
passes, the mining works Of the Comstock.
etc. Everybody can judge Of their &C.
curscy. These maps are for sale at Mar
shali's. for 81 90 each. Everybody can
Afford 10 " one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23

ARMED NEUTRALITY. --"All IL now
brotherly love among the Chinese Of this
city. Their new Masonic Temple did the
business for them" That 10 what . vir-
ginla paper has 10 say. The chances are,
however, that tho hrt time q OF the
Ram Singers gets away with . Hop Wo
woman, there will DO trouble. and the
familiar crack Of the six-shooter will min
gls with the bang Of the deadly shotgun.
A CuAxox.-Dennetts Brothers have
Withdrawn the Silver City and Gold Hill
stage. and will hereafter run through
buses each way twice . day between Vir-
Ginia and Silver. The through buses
will leave Virginia at 1915 and l:So ?. NJ
aad leave Silver at I and Sis ?. n. sharp.
Bill Mcfarland made the hrst drive down
70 Silver to-day with . six.horse team.
Fon BoprE.-Hon. G. G. Stevenson OF
Gold Hill. and Philo Knapp Of Virginia
City, will leave for Bodis this evening.
They will 60 by way Of Carson. using their
own conveyance the entire distance. They
expect 70 b absent about ten days, and
viii maks . complete examination Of tbs
msris Of the camp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23

The United States Circuit Court. pro.
sided over by Judges Sawyer and Hillyor,
convened In the Senate Chamber. Capitol
building. Carson City. yesterday morn
ing.
In tho case Of the Richmond Mining
Company W. the Eureka Consolidated. the
motion praying for . permanent injunc-
ton from working the Potts chamber was
denied.
The Jury In tho case Of Gallatin a Co.
W. the woodville Mining Company rem
dered . verdict for the plaintiff.
The case Of John Crossley W. tho Utah
Mining Company was. upon motion of
plaintiffs counsel. dismissed.
Trial jurors were excused until the 18th
day Of April. d 10 O'Clock A. n.
Court then adjourned 10 meet In the
United States Courtroom 81 10 O'Clock
A. u. to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23

PERsosAL.-J. K. Sponsler. representing
the Crescent Steel Works, Pitsburg. Penn.
s~ylvania, ia ON another business visit To
the Pacific coast. and for the last day or
two has been taking another look At the
dips, spurs and angles Of the Comstock.
Yesterday he took . look into the bowels
Of tho Belchsr mine by way OF variety.
Sponsler mentions tho temperature down
there a cooking hot. and swears that he
Vas 1000 feet nearer hell than he ever was
before.
snlnr PRlcrisE.-They were passing .
wood.pile near the depot last night-a man
and . woman. Suddenly the woman was
seen to throw her shawl on tho ground.
the man quickly put two large. sticks oil
wood on Il and wrapped tho shawl caro-
fully around them. When the two came
from the shadow Of tho wood-pile the man
was carrying what appeared 70 BE- . baby.
They passed the shArp-eyed wAtohmAn,
and he never suspected anything. Moth
ing like strategy.
A FAKE HANBuRoER.-Chris. wiede.
mann, Of Gold Hill. had . birthday party
Yesterday. Chris. ID . native OF the free
city Of Hamburg. aud . number OF his
friends from Virginia City. beside those Of
Gold Hill, gathered around 70 ofier their
congratulations. The dag OF the city OF
Hamburg WAS thrown 10 the breeze, wine
flowed like water. and . good time wa
enjoyed.
Tux MILLs.-The Bacon. Trench. Occi-
dental and Sacramento mills, which have
been running on ore from tho Consolidated
Virginia and California mines, shut down
to-day for want Of rock. The Pacific mill
10 again at work ON bonanza rock.
FINGERS CRusHED.-John Halstcad, q
young man employed at Emmesrs Gold
Hill Foundry. had his right hand caught
In the machinery to-day. The two last
fingers were crushed 90 that II ID thought
Amputation will DO necessary.
The first wood drive Of the season Ia
expected 70 como down the Carson river
In . week or ten days.
Bald barnes TO Harris; "You talk like
q Tombs lawyer" Rstorted Harris
&c You talk like my client"
TIE Vivian mill will mot reduce any
more Trojan ore this month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
AN ASTONISHING A c

Aisrss proportion Of tho American people an
TO day dying from the effects Of Dyspepsia OF
d sordersd liver. The result Of these disasss
upon the masses Of Intelligent and valuable
people is moot alarming. making life actually Z
burden instead q . plsassut existencs OF en-
joyment and usefulness % u ought 70 o.;
fhsrs 10 no good reason for this,h you VII
only throw aside skepticism. tats the sdvice q
Druggists and your friends, and ny oss po,tls
10 certain. MILLIONS Of bottles Of this Medicine
have BEN given away 70 ty its virtues. win
satisfactory results In every case. You can puy
: sample bottle for 10 cents 10 tfy. Three
doses viii relieve the wort case. Positively
sold By all Druggists on the western oon'
tinent. mh1ieovom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
COUGHS M COLDS.

From Samuel A. walker. Ksq., the wsr.tnovn
real estate ~suetionsss Of Boston; "Havtns e.
psrtenoed results Of . satisfactory eharsetss
from the 10 OF wIstar's Bsissm Of wild chsry,
In easss OF severe colds. during the past two
yssp. I have full fAith In its rsnovating power.
Was nss induced 10 try this msdietne By ths
strong rscommendation Of Q friend. who Wa
vsll-nigh gone With consumption. and whose
rslisf from the use Of u satisnsd me OF ne great
value IN cases OF colds aud decline. and most
clearly Dc demonstrated 10 my mind its greet value
- = restorative. that only needs . fair tnsi 70
insure . grstsfui recognition nom the public"
Bold By all druggists,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
IMPORTANT TO ALL INvALIDs.
IRON IN TIKI BLOOD.

TIE Peruvian syrup. . protected solution o.
the protoxids Of Iron, stnkss 1t the root Of
disease By supplying the blood With IL vital
principle, OF life elsmsnt-iron. This IL shs
sserst of the wonderful success OF this remedy
In curing dyspepsiA. liver complaint. dropsy'
chronic diairnes, boils. nervous Affections,
chills aad fsvsrs. humors, lors Of constitutional
vlqor. diseases OF the hidpeys and bladder,
fsm.ls eomplaints, and ell diseases originating
In . bed state Of the blood. az accompanied ~
debility or : ios state Of the system. Sold b.
ali druagists. mni
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
40 CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the srross and
indiscrsuons OF youth. nervous weakness. safiy
deeav. Los of manhood, sts, I will send .
receipt that will cure you. Pre- o. onAnon-
This great remedy vss discovered By mission:
AT In Bouth America. Send . self'sddressed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH 7. NhAn.
station d. Bible House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
A,,,,.,. ss,. n.ss,.s.
Refugees Nssicrs.

Rev. A. g. Giiiies will lecture tomorrow
morning at n o'clock. In the Presbyterian
Church. Virginia. the irst Of = course OF
Lecture. ON "Gene-is and Geology"
Seats free. and the public cordially IN
vited. Al.
There will be divine services at ~.
Johns Church, Gold Hill. Tomorrow all
M. and 7 y. NJ. Rev. II. \. Eastman Of
ficiating. sunday school at 1850.
Divine services will 10 held at 81. PanIs
Church. Virginia. tomorrow at III A. ~.
and 7 y. NJ, Bishop Whitaker ofhciAting..
AZ Grace Church. silver City. there VIII
lie divine services at ] p. NJ. lev. W. IT,
Jsnvey officiating.
There will be divine services at Dayton
Tomorrow at II A. NJ. Rev. W. II. Jenvey
ofieiating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
THE R~usso.ruRxIsH WAR.
LECTURE M REv. a. G. GILLIn
LAST EVENING.

The origin OF she Easters oues-
tios Traced Bach , AEss-rhe
Wroags and Oppressies Heepsd
On the Bulgartass ~ she rurks
The Massssiy Canpaigs Of the
Rusainua.