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CHRISTMAS FIXINGS
AT
Mrs. Schoppaul's.
Have Just Received Large Stock of
HOLIDAY GIFTS

Have just Received Large Stock Of
HOLIDAY GIFTS
suitable for old and young, rich and poor, which
| will sell cheap. l cannot attempt to give q
list Of the many beautiful and
AMUSING TOYS
in my stock, but / invite the good people of
Union County to come and see for themselves
can supply you with anything from o baby 8
whistle to big Plum Pudding.
Give me share Of your patronage.
NJ. SCHOPPAUL.
Dec. IL so 81
Notice Of Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that on The 7th day
IN Of January next, will make final return
and apply to David Johnson. Jr.. Judge Of Pro-
bate, for final discharge as administrator Of
the estate and effects of Moriah Clayton, deceased
JOHN w. MITCHELL.
Dec s. 1870 40 At
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wOOLENS.

go. ..... "ool<ENS.
nUR stock Of Cloths. Cassimeres, Jeans,
~ Satinetts, Flannels, Linseys, Blankets, SC.
&c., cannot fail TO please. Look for yourselves.
FOSTER & WILKINS
Oct II AZ n
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HardwaEe.~

Ny ''ock of Hardware embraces everything
needed upon the Farm, in the Household or in
tue Shcp of the Mechanic.
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Sherifs Sales.

y SherifFs Sales, s15a -
RYvirue of suplry Esecutions 70 medirecicq,D
1' | Will sell, before Union Court House doQ}&
on the first Monday in January next, ,xIss6hir
the .l legal hours Of sheriff sales, tho y lowins
property, TO wit /;
orc tract Of laud located iu uniou5F County be-
'nngAE 10 the estate Of II. s. Qiltriarn, deceased
,"nt"'ning two hundred and fenty-hye acres,
s.3orc less levied on aud to- SOLD as the pror.
Ss.y Of 'iie estate Of T. GseMam at the suit, ot
JW.'@ a. Thomas Al @1N ~ aMa.nnekih and tho
creditors Of William Asatns. Harriet 5.
R. S. Gillian % eS5 Bis. Mc;nkin, Exccntor
fs no,t S.1% iaSa s'S affts af%., .sen.as ge5Ss
and v" X. AZ! 3Ei Sthsrs; saii 'Dnd is
&C W., h. ands formerly bcloncihy 1, St.od. :.
man ( Pnwis Soath by p. L ruticr aud paIsi
Thomns md E3s' py N'S' H. j. Nce
II Arso.
The foIlowinS lands belonging to Dauis ga.
,non situate in a. Sd near the village OF uucs
Vile. bounded by ands of NJ :. Goudelock, Mrs
Coleman. J. II. 1.eman and oihors levied on
'ds the property o6&Dauiel GAi'muu. at the, sui.
Of RitHard.C. Tbd nson, PloiE;iif. ngainsU Dan
&c! t;,.iitdaM The ands are rs follows IA
Lo ortract, nnmb ono, containing 7afaorcs,
No. :, containing asss3ss,s
No. 4, containing IS seEfss
No. D, containiDgilF s''s'
No. = contain;nss oISAut l4I acres,
Plais of .bese lands Nay be seen ut my Office.
These lands of panieiV Gallman' by arrange
Went betN On all the part pss ,"''''e"' "'' 10 oe
Onc.ib,rL .,L AaS1:nsncc on n credit oe
ono and lwo 49,. 10 I.eres. from date
gage IS s. ez shs ss9nsGof ,lss s.s, ,sa@ setSess
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Y9lEs bro SouTn CAROLINA, is the title of q
~ 6kt shed by that cnterprising house,
= wdApvr, u ans s. Ccgswell, of Charleston, from
- tho pen Of sIaj. John A. Leland The book is
beautifully cxccuted-papcr and print fine
~ the whaosset up in the usual style of that
house. ~ x
The matter OF the work will be found very in
g+t tcrcating toexery South Carolinian; and more
especially, 70 tles eshhabi,ants iof the much ma
ligtti ku Klux Asion. No one but those who
lived in ,ha. belt Can form any conception of The
constant dread And anxiety which pervaded
sSsgy hoosehold lpring the fearful Merrill des-
~ s-us no nd knew at wha. moment he
arrested knd thrust into dungeon,
y isaerent of ,!ieoskrge against him, nsportcd
40 CsNHibia or Charleston, and led through the
:. ksstEeets3o theprison followed by crowds of fu-
& fiohsE& &gy0es hooting aud cursing them OH the
anRf Rfch story will hardly be believed by
Sle lefation that their fithers and broth
5aaSe sthd down like dogs and forced to
|ieepliN "a tthonses and the woods for fear of
kestyfVr no'cause save political persecution,
2oI Mai. Lciaul hos sketched in n graphic s,yle
oH1Hn Though which he passed. His "Voce
10ta s0utl, ~ rOlina" will doubtless find a SYM
IN - .esl nse from many a one who marched
ams @ tXorny path. 1t is book which should
49, y319fsysE sarolinfan home-to be handed down
M psHret as matter of Historical Record
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The Markets.

UNION, Dec. 18.-The cotton market has had
O downward tendency the past week, and re,
cepts have fallen off materially. The following
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..,s...-RnnTS AN'D SHOES.

IN mis- Linc } have very arc Vs. fS.fffr' &s
vbi<h invite special attention. Prices rs low
as nt any other store. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
3Ooeue pom gtctOr pOn @trauB.

SD iud)e cine gebil6ete @eieui6afterin,
tpel6e suglei6 Die @ufii9t iber Elm fanfz
iGbrtgeS Stno 81 fiibren bat.
Sreifrau bon &aoou alf Sohre Bel S."
Muf bteier 3ettungSan5etge baftete Genaz
tens Slid, auf 9tenata Der Slid ibrer
Sante, Der Sr1u BON &rDntltg, Der Dirrelt
9tutne elmer e9emaltgen S6Dnbeit, ueIde
IN ttetter 9altrng un0 beftt9 itrtGen6 ibr
gegeniiber am &affeettlde iaB. 9er9ritte
am Slide tpar nt6t lomol 9err bon &ro>
ming, ais Der Wtann Der Srau D~on&rontng,
Der nit i9u6terner Ser0rOiienbeit benz
Gebef1uB ieiner Satin 5ub0rte.
.gSas Der Oienl6 nt6t bon ielbit etts
7tt1t, 0aS muB mani ibm la9en," fubr Der
9tebefluB fort. v0n iOuteit @ott auf 9eiz
men &nien banfen, DaB Elm Wtantt, Die bet
&ammerberr, I'M Did anbGlt. ST 1T
reid, BON ~ta6eIOIer Nbfunft, nod nt9t
biersia Sabre alt. gSas mill Elm arnes
SSrGulein mebr ? @laubIt Oh, Define
blGBli1e S9Dnbeit tpdre aus S6mteoe=
eilet 9e6Glnnterts un0 tper0e 10 Large Oorz
balten, bis Elm perLtebter 8rtn3 fdne -?
gBenn man nidt reid lit, 10 bat man feline
gBabG. SD noute, 9ein ieIt9er 8ater
mare Ipariam getpelen, Ooer bate @luG
oeba6t, D6er reid gebeiratbet. ST mar
ietber Elm ebter 9~tabenSberg, Die bon 0teie1
Giniten ME etlpas peritanben, 10 OaB tbre
oroBen alien 8eiibungen ipeggei6moI3en
fin6 pie Elm G56neemann i'm 9lpriI. On
fonnif IS immer nod nidt ~Der9eiien, bob
Ou nit groBen 2lniprit6en sr3o9en biit.
nn6 BOD Iebf On iett benz GoOe Defines
8aters, oIio Ieit beirabe etrtem Sabre, rlltr
BON benz, tpaS mir %unleren et9eren SoDnert
ent3isben maieH, 9alt 9H Gber u srose
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Sympathetic.
Reno Gazette.

~ St&ttts
What brought you here, Patrick Win
tors 2" asked Judge Bowksr at the police
court this morning. lines OF judicial
sternnsss settling around his mouth %
he marked the absence OF fees peeping
out through the prisoners venerable
shoes and aged garments. THE sheriff.
sorr; but the divil q thing have ! done,
sorr." "Umph!" snarled his honor,
after glancing over the complaint, ''you
have guessed II the first time, Patrick;
that's just what you're here for-doing
nothing" "Surs. ledge, 20 wouldn't
send me up for dom nothin' whin I've
. wife an six childher daypindin' on
me In San Francisco" Then why
don't you stay with thsmp" INTERCEPTED
the court severely. 1.-THE haythsp Cha
usyse. yer honor. 10 wbs. kapss me
away. They've brought the price Az
washin' down 80 low that me ould
woman couldn't mako . livin' fur all av
Ms no mstthsr how hard she wurrucksd,
an I KEN away, yer honor, but I'm
goin' back again O. zoe ss yer honor
discharges me. an I know ys will"
"Well. Patrick. I will have some sym.
pathy-" Eyer Q foine man, yer honor;
Q credit TO the bench. 30 70 ars-" ION
your wife," continued tho court, wiping
it, glasses with great elaboration.
''SheIl nivir forgit 70. dspind upon
it." $50 I viii send You up for fifteen
days." and his honor sighed with emo
ton. "For the ugly ould ignorant scrub
that - ars." screamed Patrick - the
officer led him AWAY
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
r.rscr.L TO TEE cold n1a nArLx nws.l
Fourth Of July Accidents at San
Jose.


Sax Josr. Cal. July 7.-Durins the
progress OF . shsm battle on the Fourth.
between Sheridan Post, G.. A. R.. and
the San Jose Zousvss. . sad accident
occurred. The plan was for the g. A.
R. to occupy . brsastwork defended BY
Two pieces Of cannon. After the usual
diminishing. the Grand Army outposts
were driven in BY an infantry and cav.
airy charge. Just a. the attacking
party was entering the works . two
pound Parrot was prsmatursly dis.
charged. fsarfully voundipg Charles
Smith, who vas ramming the charge.
and more or less seriously wounding
several others. Smiths right hand was
entirely blown away. and nothing 70.
manned Of his left hand except the third
and fourth fingers. Hs was otherwise
badly burned. Both arms had to be
amputated, one above the elbow and the
other at the wrist. Charles Parsons. .
drummer Of the Zouavss. was struck In
the breast by Q large section Of . ram
msr and injured internally. james No.
Ginlsy, Q member Of the g. A. h.. was
struck in the shoulder bya piece Of ram.
msr and seriously injured. Others
we're slightly injured BY flying splintsrs.
Smith In Q member OF the Ancient Order
Of United workmsn. During the re-
bsllion hs served N the Eighth Califor.
mia Cavalry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08

Two or three years ago some OF the
canals on Carson river were taken away
down In Arizona. the intention being to
make them ssrviceable a. beasts Of
burden. The attempt was u failure, the
climate seeming to disagree with them.
and Il vas found that they were not so
ussful - the little mules. The owners
turned the camels loose. and they
zoamsd about the ella river apparently
enjoying their liberty aud prohting by
IL. They appear to have become &C
climatsd to the region. thriving as
though they had been in their own ma
tive Africa. It 10 thought the new gen.
srstion will DO used to the alkaline
waters peculiar to the southwestern Sec
ton. and can bs made ssrvicsable in
transporting the mineral products Of the
country across the deserts to places
whore they can be probably worked.
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san Francisco Items.

SAN FaASclsoo. July 7.-Chisf Nat.
chez Of Nevada visited General Mellow.
oil yesterday, but was unable to obtain
the desired pass to the Yakima Rsservs-
ton, a the General has no authority 20
issue one to any person not in the i'm
mediate employ Of the Government. On
his return to Winnsmuoos. however,
Natchez will doubtless make the trip
overland. as he considers the Marahss
Reservation an extremely desirable loca.
ton for Indians. and wishes TO obtain
fuller information concerning everything
about II and its agent. Besides, hs ID
anxious to eco his sister and cousin ai
Yakima. and he further desires to eject,
IL possible. q union Of al the Piutes
upon some settled location. % that the
entire tribe may progress toward civilixa-
ton together, and thereby preserve. In
measure. their unity and traditions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08
The slss.., F.rrybo.t In the World.
S. r. Post, Jaiy 2.

). r. Posi July Y.
Work upon the Central Pacific Com.
pany's new monster fsrryboat the Sol
sno, now building ct West Oakland, has
been pushed ahead 80 rapidly that II
will soon be ready for launching. She
Il much longer, even. than the City Of
Picking, and has . greater width OF beam
than any vessel afioat. Her measure
ments are, q follows: Length. 424 feet;
hight OF sides in center, Is feet s
inches; hight at ends. Is feet 10 inches;
width over guards. l16 feet. The Solano
will have two vertical beam engines Of
60.inch bars and 11.inoh stroke. built by
Harlan a. Hollinesworth, Philadelphia.
The wheels arc 30 feet in diameter. with
buckets having . face Of II feet. Eight
steel boilers, each % feet In length, will
be provided. and will DO made In pairs,
with o smoksstaok to each pair. Four
Pratt trussss give Q longitudinal stin.
ness and connect the deck and bottom Of
the boat In true bridge style. She II q
dcubls-ender and has four ruddsrs at
each. worked BY an hydraulic steering
apparatus operated BY a independent
steam pump. BY this improved method
OF steering she can be handled BY one
man whore ordinarily three would DO re-
quirsd. The engines work Independently,
each moving one wheel. which will re-
yolve Independently Of the other. The
boilers arc placed upon the deck to pre-
vent the escaping steam from rotting
the wood. The hold 10 divided into IL
water-tight compartments, which rem
ders her less liable to sink, and, also,
strengthens her. Four tracks will be
placed upon her decks, which will 40
commodsts 48 freight cars or a passsn-
ger coaches. Her slips will bs provided
with aprons 100 feet in length, which
will admit OF cars being taken aboard
without u~ncoupling from the engine.
The Solano Is intended to run between
Martinez and Bensoia, where slips are
building for her. By this route the dis
lance between this city and Sacramento
will be but IS miles, instead Of lao
miles via Livermore and 151 via San
Pablo. 1t IL expected that upon her es.
%tablishment on the ferry line the Vallejo
route will be practically abandoned. only
local business being done through il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08

LIVERPOOL, July s.-The Courier says
an agreement wa signed on Saturday
on behalf Of the original promoters Of
the Panama Canal scheme. vssting their
rights In De Lssssps as the representa-
tive Of the future shareholders Of the
Inter- Ocean Canal Company. Sub
soriptons for E750. 900 in E20 shares
will Be opened In London. Paris, Frank.
fort and New York simultaneously, In
about forty days.
vienna, July 8.-The walls Of the
fortressss Of Widdln, Rustchuk. Silistria
and varna have been destroyed. and the
earthworks are left to the operation Of
the weather.
MApRIp. July 8.-EI.Empress En-.
genie has written to the Countess de
Montijo Cher mothsr) that after the fun.
sral OF the Prince Imperial she will
spend Q few months In q convent near
Burgas.
LONDON. July "a large meeting Of
Homo Rulers has unanimously CON.
dsmnsd the Irish University bill, now
before Parliament.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08

On. TALMAoI's arst sermon IN an En-
sliah church Is thus mentioned by the
London Echo: He has little action,
sxcspt whom some climax 10 reached.
and spsaks chiefly with the eyes closed.
- Il for the purpose Of shutting out dis.
tracing influences around. He looks
about atty. his real age being forty.
ssvsn. Bold. homsly. effective. and
abundant imagery marked both sas sz-
position Of the parable Of the Prodisal
Son and the subsequent sermon. and is
psshsps the main secret OF sucesss.
Like o.hsr celebrated preachers. DR..
Tsiasgs does not disdain the ludicrous.
In The sermon. the text being. And
God ahall wipe away all tears from their
syss.' and the general subject the pains
and troubles Of this life and tho prac.
teal uses. he said. 1t was not till Job
Got his oarbunoles and q pest OF . wife
that hs wanted to leave this world'--s
remark which elected = decided litter;
while In speaking Of the character Of
prayers at different periods, he said that
soms men spoke in their prayers about
the sun. moon and stars, and gave the
Lord Q great deal Of astronomical infor.
nation that must be very gratifying to
Him. The sermon occupied only thir'
ty.Avs minutes, and the whole service
only IN hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08
Comanche.
Black Hill Nsles.


Among the notsblss'' at Fort Meade
II the famous horse "Comanche," the
only survivor OF the Custer fight. This
10 the horse, 1t will be remembered. that
was ridden in the battle Of the Little
Big Horn by Colonel Keosh. 1t was
found on tbs battle field after the Indians
had rstreatsd, wounded In Ave places.
He vas tsndsrly nurssd. put on Q
stsamer, and brought to Fort Lincoln.
There. BY good care. he entirely 70.
covered. By . regimsntal order Of
General Stureis he 10 nov never ridden.
but led with the regiment ct all mounted
ceremonies, draped in deepest mourn
ing. he has stood the trip from Lin.
coin nicely. and 10 a. fat a. . seal.
Though about fourteen years old. be
seems good for ten moro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08

An instance Of wids-awake journalism
is reported from Kansas. CoffsyVills in
that State being in q drisd'up condition.
q change in the weather was the one
thing mostly desired BY tho anxious
farmers. Il came. but Il came too late
for the regular edition Of the Cof'syvills
Journal. Forthwith on . little shset the
sntsrprisins proprietor Of the newspaper
issued an extra. Of which the following
were the entire oontsnts: ''Rainl Rain
After the Journal was worked Oh last
night, Q Ans shower Of rain fell here.
and this morning there Il . good pros.
pee. Of more. Praise The Lordf" One
does not know which most TO admire.
the enterprise or the sratsiul pisty Of
this wids-swsks editor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08
New York Politics.

New YoRx. July s.-Ths State Con.
vsntion Of both parties in this State will
probably Be hsld . early - the middle
OF August. This has been decided upon
by the Republican Executive Commit.
tee. The unusual length OF the ticket
to be nominated il the chief cause OF the
change to an earlier date than usual.
Besidss this. the Republican leaders re-
alize that the campaign 10 o OF greater
importance than any which has been
fought for years, and they are anxious to
get under way - soon q possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08

A CORRESPONDENT Of the New York
H9o,d Who has been examining the con-
dition Of the Canton manufacturers,
writes that the Chinese laborsrs will not
stand the cheap American labor-sav-
ing machinery. and although attempts
have bsen made to introduce ma
chimes which would enable the
vorkmsn to treble the quantity OF
his work and the farmer TO hull and
clean ten times the quantity Of rice. the
feeling 10 % strong among the laborers
- 70 forbid II. The laborsrs, no mat.
ter What their calling. belong to guilds
or trades unions, and any attempt to in
trodues new machines or lsbor.savipg
methods II resisted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08

Tat the discovery oi.ths murderer Of
Nm. Hull had saved DR.. Hull's life was
one Of the nnt thoughts following the
announcement Of the capture Of Cox.
How nsssow Va the escape Of the hus.
band Of the dead woman from being
made . victim Of circumstantial svi.
dsnos 10 intensified BY facts which have
Just come 70 light. A man who knew
Dr.. Hull intimately. directly after the
murder informed the authorities OF
police headquarters that. . short Tune
previous 10 the tragedy. Dr.. Hull had
been 10 him saying. in substance, th.s
hs would make 10 worth this mans
vhils 70 hslp him put Mn. Huli ous OF
The vsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08
Good Crops.

NEW Yeax. July s.-ohio. South Car
olina and Tennessee specials report an
enormous yield OF tho staple products.
In Ohio the immense crop Of wheat 10
nearly all secured and In the best condi.
ton possible. entirely free from rust and
weavil. In Tennessee there IL also An
immense crop OF q very superior quality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.r,c.AI 70 n, o III. DAnr z.w,i
Miscellaneous.


New YoHx, July 8.-Ths Tmss con-
dennis the unwholesoms activity in gold
and silver mining sharss. which imparts
temporary life to the New York Mining
Exchange and encourages the forma-
ton OF mining companies on q scale
which recalls the Colorado fever Of 1865
at San Francisco. the headquarters OF
gold and silver mining.
Mary E. Sanford. aged az. was shot
and fatally wounded Saturday night by
her husband, John Sanford.
William Blaks and wife. living neal
Fioyd's Corners. Oneida county. are
charged with beating an adopted girl.
aesd u. 10 death. 80.
GALVESTON. July IA Nsrs special
from Minneola says: The negro who
outraged Miss Edwards near Lindaie on
Wednesday last, wa captured yestsrday.
and after being identified BY his victim.
was literally hacked to pieces BY . mob.
The body was disnsursd beyond rsoog.
milton.
TAUNTON (Msss.). July THE SOL
dien' monument re- dedicated here on
the Fourth with impressive ceremonies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08
Turning HomeWard.

WASHINGTON. July 8.-M the men,
bers Of the Pacific coast Obligations
have left Washington. and most Of them
are already IN route across the CONT.
mont for their homes. Congressman
Dsesett. when starting for New York 9
few days ago. said he would probably
arrange to rsturn to the Pacific coast BY
steamer. Delegate Csmpbell will leave
New York to-day for Arizona BY railroad
to San Francisco. Both OF these gen.
tlemsn have laid excellent foundations
during the extra session for useful con,
aressional carssrs. each having formed
extensive acquaintance with old and In:
huentisl members, and having produced
in all respects highly favorable impress
aioua.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08
NOTICE.

NYoTfCI II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN vs have this day appointed J. r. PLAN.
NMGHAN a. our lawful. agent and attorney,
to demand. ask. sue for. collect and receive Ill
: :ss s.s e 1 Ss%ssu s' 81 ., ,:nsi s, SS.; s. s%sSSu. .ss
dssu iption Whatever, which srs dus. owing or
payable 70 the arm Of Rsinstsin . Wolf ffon
any persou o. perpons vhomsoevsr, and TO give
gosd . eufhcient receipts and ~disohaffss
therefor. Giving and granting unto oar Ssid
agsnt ana ettcrnsy full power and authority 70
Do 2 perform Al and ever aet and thing
IN md about the premises - fully 10 oil IN.
fents md pQrposss - We might % could DO n
Misssss oar bands tAis IA Gay Of July. a D.
VI RErxsrErN : WOLF.
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AGQQp PLAN.

Anybody can learn 10 make money rapidly
opsrsting In stocks, By the "rwo Unering
Rules for Success," IN Nessrs. Lawrence &
Oo.'s new circular. The combination method,
which thls nrm has msds 70 successful. ens.
blss people with large or small means 70 reap
al the benents Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands Of orders, In various sums Are
pooled into one vast amount. and 90 opsrdttda a.
dmightv tcAot. thus securing 70 each share
holder al the advantages Of toe largest open.
tor. lmmsnse profits arc divided monthly.
AIRY amount nom % to 5000. or NOR. can DO
used successfully. n. Y. Bdpdkf WHhy. Sep
eember soth. 1873, says; "By the conblpsiion
system SIS would make t1,. orS Per cent. $50
pays $50, or Z per cont; 500 makes el.ooo. OF
f0r Der cent. on the stock during the month. 90.
cordlns 10 the MARKET" Frank Laa<s Wus-
fraiSd Nsrspapsr. June 10th |; The combipa.
loo ms.hod q operating stock. 70 the most
succsSsfui sva adopted" Na0 York Mdspas-
dsnf.6 September i2th: The combination Eye
tsm a. founded upon correct business princf'
pIes, and no person need be without IN income
xhiis it 10 tept WORKING By Messn. Lawrence
4 %, Broofipa Journal. April 30th: sour
Editor made . net pront OF tioi % from $40 In
one Of Messrs. Lawrence I Co.'S combine
lions" New circular (maikd frseI szplains
everything. stocks and bonds wanted. 0sv.
eminent bonds supplied. LAwrencs 4 Co..
BANKER, % Exchange Plscs. New York. ts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-08

"GsoaoE," she said to the psrspiring
young man. 81 love you just the same,
but y q city relatives are coming next
week. mother thinks you'd bsttsr stay
away. because your long hair and frsck.
led face might make them think ouf 90
quaintances we're mot very hieh-tonsd."
The young man u staying.