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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-24
Nz" eooDs'
NEW GDUUSl
NEW GOODS!

Va h.va in store . fre sasclton o! New
Goods. sultsble for :hs Holidays, Consisting il
psrt of Piaia ans Fancy Work Baskets sa,!
St.nds, Japanese Vases, Trays, &e., Tie Teaeot
Stands in gres- variety. and o. be.u.it u design.
Knife, Fork and Spoon Ra.seas NJ 1 Boxes,
Lunch Baskets, WhisE Holders, Str,,R Cuffs,
Table Sa:s, Wooden Bread tistteTs sG i Eniecs.
Yelocpedss, Wagons sud aleds Pisted Ware.
&c Cnil and examine cu7 FIVE y, / TEN
CENT COUNTER. it - p pieaeure to show
Cur goods haLEAN s U1H EE
dec 1l-t25 e K,or st-eei
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SeCOnd Ward Meat Market.

n. W. cor. Prince snd Royal 81,
"N. Z. MA EE:SesH, E'soisrtt.!ur.
| an selling for cash
Si-ioin BcOf Il: iZ:c Dc: b.
Rib roast"
Round - IN
Chuck EhS g t0 y
Brskat e to s
Pork 10
Sausage 10 -
vIheT Meats. Fruits ,.Gd Vc:c;"5ita profoE
unLA.rlY low.
Ia connection with thc Abova, / EN- making
l2iy, Sundays excepted, BEEF SOUR, which
pEOpGse 10 sell at the rate OF &c per gallon,
Churches and Cnsritsble Institutions wishing
!" purchase soup tickets for the poor can get
'~.lt n. my store 81 any limo during the day
'iI viii 10 allowed q Gi3c0uE: on the above
'..oG. Souo WILL 10 served from l. n. until Z
/. IT.. row IL
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W. 3. w A-DDEY.
80. llO KING STREET.
son l0-;f
!ss: Il ss2blSl5..

GPEEIaL ATTRACTION.
Satnrdny, Dec t. 1879.
Hog Cloak s:.L Shswts. Cloth nnl Fut SkirLs
Ladies SisI; Haadkrrchicfs. &c; sll wool
Hinnhc!E. rY:5N ciias.; Wams,lt.. Shirts, Lsdes'
End hGh, S M'ri&p Er,t9 s,gitiTgs in ail vnric.
Lee Shaker ;nd Or"rg FIanacls Eid Gloves,
every par warranted; full line Linen G Hand.
kcr1h'efs; sl.u iirn.. D"murGytg I,:Lrg. Pat
to!Hs always On L"rh C,ii AID scc.
y. F. BEhSHfnf3
II. 8 hooHaS No. 10 King street,
de-" EleXardria, Fr.
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PREMIUM FRUIT TREES.

10, 0. MUNSON'S NURSERY.>
Will Is! orders for the sbovn Fruit, Ornament
n and SHADE Trees, Small Fruits, Roses, Flow
erirc Shrnbs, &c. st Nursery prices, q. my
store. corner of Fairfax and franklin sts. Send
card. snd / will csll snd take your orders snd
lonye catalogue OF prices spd varieties, and can
,Iyo purchasers inquiring useful hints about de-
ir9.iCn W.P. GRAVES.
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FhoUH' FLOUR
Use Gone & VVcSt0n'S Best.

81 'hDEG, WHITE,
SWEET, NUTRITIGUS.
Untifn many FlouIs of the day, theso b;nnts
Hio no! made white NJ lh9 expense OF sweetness
All uutrmert. but by e system recently adopted
SFr 'lstc TO Contain all iLs uirtnc Of the yraa'',
eAG,uliHG Cn!y the bran aud foreign matter.
l. We propose to- keep supply of this brsnd OF
: '"1F cn hsHd eli the time, for va consider 1t
."n hest now on Tho market. Tho trade can al
,,G5H rc!y upon getting the 5oh Flour maGe
:" -uarn;itao aatisiact!0u IN all cases ask lot
O'N y WhSiON'; BkSI. Hor :ae ~
3. !! WhSiINETDN * BIO.
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BRENGLE'S
CHRISTM a S :

This, you know, is Ercngles wsy
Il. BRENGLE, 1z9 King street, has every
thing nice Tor Tho SEASON.
he IS now making y specially Of PURE
FRENCH CANDIES, hand maGo, OF the hest
sugar and most doiiGh.lu lavcrs. warranted free
from terra alba, S!uCGuge, and o.hor luxurious
miZtu!es, Which make somo candies chesn snd
dangerous Ills Garome!s And Euzsred Fruits
are net 70 be surpassed
His CAKES, Black, fruit, Pound, Jelly and
Fancy. Grn"mc.ted ard r!.ln. ere srli cheaper
Lhan they Can be manufactured at h3n,o.
B:GnGle's Ice Cream ia GIG cf tho Hiczenir:s
s:sple manufactures. liz praise hss lon.. been
in every ono's mouth.
Cream Pulls, Tart3 lnL Pastry. Lcndes Ard
TGny OF Eli kinds
Pies 3 specially, Fr,ts. Iiu!s, Coalectoncriss,
EfMter iccs and All tua !clIcacicg Of TIE season.
Oysters, the pack OF tho market. ard cheap rs
chespest III all styles. Nice comfortable rooms
to .crTc ladies or gentlemen.
lie caters for families snc orly1sair nents, and
supplies lanIi!ica With milk mnG cy;!era. [iac Ii
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POYS' TOOL CHESTS on hand and for sss
- cheap tc close ont; also An assortment of
Skates st low prices. suitable for presents. Cali
and examine 81 S3 King street. corner of Royal,
dec Is j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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~ Il r t $ Il Z ] + d e.

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed 10 q
GLOSSY BLACK by u single application OF this
Drs It :mparts n Nsipr.l Color, acts Iasssns
taic"usiy, sid is As Harmless as spring wa:or.
Ho.d by Druggists, CT scat by express on receipt
Of 81.
Sb!;.eas 81 S2nrrmy SIS, Few York.
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Fsek SALE SbR RENT

s|HQE kENT-The farm known as FEDERAL
n hill, beautifully situstad ia Aie2sr ria
County, /! miles q. ". of Alexandli:, nesr thG
railroad, ard adjoining the !ards Of Hichsrd
Lloyd aid tho lato Frederick Lloyd. Possession
gwen lst of January. 1880. Apply to Mrs.
ANN K. HARPER, On Mt. Ida farm, near the
premises. deco 3ts
TOR SALE OR RENT-The large BRICK
a DWELLING, on the east side of Wash
ington atreet. between Cameron and Queen sts.,
now occupied by James NJ. Stewart formerly
the residence Of the late Benz. Hsllowell. Apply
HENRY c. HALLowELI,
nov 29-lf Executor
ToE RENT
The comfortable
FRAME DWELLING,
On tho cast side of ST. Aa,pb street, between
Cameron and Queen, containing water, Gas,
nester. &c, recently occupied by w. h. May
POSSESSION given at once. For terms, &C.. apply
at this Office. oct 6
NNOR RENT on LEASE-The desirable and
4 roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied by K, B,
Lawson s. Go. Apply to
sepl6 M. LAWSON
ESOR KENT-HOUSE No. IS Cameron st.,
e between Fairfax sud Lee. apply to
"ps s-h j. e. d. SMOOT
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EssD5S tAHss SM0Eg.
CoMe and eco the New STYLES for
1919.

inc i.r5es! s.oc:t, lie boas Gu. and bost made
ahd Inc Io%o3' nrces OF anv house in this section
OF country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
DIR. mlNrIB,. NsrHnRrIouM.

"A comp ,und fuid extract Of Buohu) DR..
Minus's Nephreticum works wonders. AL
cssss Of propsy. Bright's lisssss, Kidney. Blsd.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
Urine arc entirely cured By the Nsphrstieum.
Gravel, Diabetes, pain In the back. side and
loln are cured when all other medicines have
failed Bee what the drugsists Of Portland and
San Frsnolsco say about DR.. Mintis's Nerhroti.
cum and English Dandelon Pills, " have
The Rnglish DandsiIon Pills. also the Nephrot:
oum, and In al eases they are highly spossn Of
snd live entire sstisfaction.. John A. ohilds.
Druggist, Second street, Portland; O. b. WOOD.
ward 1 o., Drusgists. corner first and Aldsf
vholo.sle prueeists, Nos 3 and 8 Front street,
San Frsncisoo, say: We regard Nsphrete1ns
az az Asf kidney and Bladder Remedy bSfors
a. pubiic" All Druggists ksep these medicines.
FOR ali arrangements Of the Liver. use DIT Mn.
tie.s snsli.h p.ndsllS Y, i r,ms; 5 En,i s.sG psnss'
lion Plus. FOR Fever and Agus. use Dr.. xintie's
Rnoiish Dsndeiion Pills. Every family should
feeo the English Dandslion Pills on hand. Dr..
Nintie's rsmsdiss will not ''curs Ill complaints,"
but viii, n taken according 70 directions, give
Immediate relief. and perfect . cure IN AZ
troubles for which they ans reosmmsndsd. Bold
Tuxns have been more curcs Of seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis msds
By the wonderful Rtgiish remedy, BIZ Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. Than by sl other
remedies combined. why viii you sufsrf
Send 70 A. 3. Ninis,. y: D. No. kssrny
street.. ssn Francisoo. for ths RESTORATIVE. end
Be- cured. Prics, - par bottle; four tines the
W. DxyfpSoN, Sole Agent for the STATE Of
Nevada. Room Q. No. o soun street,
Virginia, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
ELECTION o, orrIor,s.-At q regular

ELECTION or orrIoras.-At o regular
meeting OF Nevada Lodge. No. z, /. o.
o. F., held last evening in Virginia. the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: N. g., ]. Phelan; VIC,
Frank Edwards; Recording and Per.
mansnt Secretary. a. Block; Treasurer.
E. Berger; Trustses-R. MoFahsy, ].
DAILY and L. Kramer.
IsooaPoRArrp.-Articl Of inoorpors-
ton have been nlsd by the Orleans Con.
solidatsd Mining Company; Thos. Il.
Williams. Charles q. Fish, Robert A.
Graves. Luoisn B. Ward and Thomas
Cole, Directors; capital, $40. 000, 600;
Charles Il. Fish, President; Jacob Stsd.
fsldt, Jr., Secretary; D. W. O. Gibson,
superintendent.
KrEr CooL.-In another column will
bs found . notice that g. W. Foulks 4
Co. will furnish loo In quantities to suit
consumers at one and Q half cents par
pound. Orders left with o. b. Gallup
will receive prompt attention.
O. @. BuHEL has Alsd . lien on the
Delaware Silver Mining Company's
property for Q balance Of $2,l 100 for
work and labor done and performed.
TIE regular ssmi.annual election Of
the Mechanics' Union OF Storey county
will take place at the hall on B street,
Virginia. this evening.
CoSaAp Ecx, insane, will DO taken
TO Stockton tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
rnB WAY vANDxuBILT sue.
CBRDkD.

when Commodore Vanderbilt vAs running
steamboats,. he beat Al rivals By crowding on
steam ~ the a mo.t. and even running down
his enemv II Necessary. 10 accomplish . til.
umph. When he went Into rsilrosdins, hs
adopted . much shrswdsr and moro successful
way. By uniting vast lines and their Tributaries
under his own management, thus capturing al
rivals. by sharing with them tie immense pool
OF profts that we're made by his skiliful msnip-
ulstion Nessrs lawrence 4 Co, Bankers, y.
,sccompiish . much greater success In ptock
operations by their new Combination Msthod
OF dealing. By this system the orders of thous.
snds q customers arc pooled into one vast sum
and 90 opsrdt<d under the most experienced
management. thus giving 10 each ~sharsholdsr
all the benefits Ut largo capital and best skin.
Profits divided monthly. Any amount nom Is
TO S25. 900 can Be used with great success. SIS
win make SIS proht. $50 would return e71o.
or Q per cent. on the stock during the month.
according 10 the market. The new circular
tmalled froe) has 1.-TWO unering rules for soc.
cess" and full explanations. 30 that any ons
can operate probably. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied. APP
ply TO Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Mining transfers.

There have been Alsd for record in the
ofaos Of the County Recorder mining
transfers as follows:
Orleans Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany to the Orleans Consolidated Gold
and Silver Mining Company-Ths south.
erly 1850 feet OF the claims In Virginia
District, known 80 the Orleans Flat. the
Plymouth and the Alsmance, and tho
Christopher James claim, 1900 feet,
same district and adjoining the Utah on
the southeast; consideration, IS.
Pluto Mining Company to the Orleans
Consolidated-The southerly 1850 feet
Of the claims frst above named; oonsid.
Grafton, IS.
Autocrat Mining Company to the Or.
leans Consolidated. 1900 feet Of the
Comstock Lode, Virginia District, being
the same premises patented to the Ward
Gold and Silver Mining Company De-
cember 81, 1874; also 1910 feet, Vir.
Rinia District, bounded on the east and
running parallel with the Ward claim,
and bounded on the south by the Utah;
consideration, s.. The above described
premises are the same decided 10 the
erantor December az. 1877. BY John B.
Fsgan. ]. R. Stuart, R. Weber and L..
B, Ward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Railroad Accident.

SACRAMENTO, June 27.-Bstwsen 9
and 0 O'Clock lsat evening Q collision
occurred near Cisco between the second
section Of freight train No. 8. eastern
bound, and q special consisting Of the
Chief Engineers car Sacramento, west.
ern bound, on which were L. II. Glenn.
ents and wife. Frank Luf, o young
man learning to bs . fireman, who was
at work on one OF the engines drawing
the freight train. had . log broken. and
Mrs. Cismsnts had her right ear badly
lacerstsd and was considerably bruised
about the head and shoulders. The In.
jured fireman was brought down TO tho
Railroad Hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn.
ents also came through. Tho cause OF
the accident Is attributed solely TO care.
lessnsss on the part Of some one. bat ~
yet II Il not known who 10 to blame.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Tho stanislaus Murder.

MoDEsro, CAL. June N.-It now ap.
pears that the murder Of William
Walker, near Hills Ferry. was done for
lust. William Gibson and the vile Of
the deceased had been holding the most
fagrantly obscene and indecent relations
with each other. The theory OF the
murder most accepted since the Indians
confession IL tina, Gibson and the Indian
acted together, the one holding . Light
while tho other struck. The prevailing
opinion 10 that the women Walkers
wife and mother.in.law-wtn DO seri.
ously implicated In tns matter. William
Walker, the murdered man, was OF
middle age, and has resided in this
nsighborhood for many years. he was
universally respected BY all his aoquant.
ances, and wal not known to have had
an enemy In the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
~lsr,oI.I TO RE ooLO M. D4rI. mw..l
Tia Hhsatland NIstary.

wzxITLASD. CAL. June 2.-Ths sup.
posed Chinese weapon. which was picked
up on the Roddan ranch the second
morning after the outrage. ct the spot
near where Ida Dunn was found. has
been placed on exhibition In town, In
the hope that it may be identified. On
being brought forth II proved to be .
lady's curling-iron for curling the hair.
with q string tied around IL. The iron
10 nineteen inches long. 6vs-eights Of
an inch thick. and weighs about . pound
and q half. Forty or fifty men will
swear that IL was not there the previous
morning. It was placed there with
the evident purpose OF misleading. The
girls are getting along very fsvofably. Il
fs understood that the theory now held
by the Detectives Is that some woman,
prompted by motives Of Jealousy. hired
the crazy Frsnchmsn, Frank Choquette.
to disAgure the girls. Il 10 said that the
woman was induced TO this because OF
the hatred she felt for the injured girls,
who were rivals OF her own daughters In
affairs Of the heart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28

Last evening . representative OF the
News wal shown into the County Jail
by Jailsr Hanks, and took Q look at bis
.family." Is he calls the inmates. This
family now numbers 80, and consists Of
men, women and children. OF the latter
there are seven. varying from a bean.
tiful girl OF 10 years TO q toddler OF 4.
Their mothers have been convicted OF
misdemeanors and the children, having
no place To 60 to. and no one to care for
them, have been compelled to follow
and associate with the hardened inmates.
The law has thus huddlsd into the Jail
q curious mass OF humsnity-and the
end il not yet.
Jailsr Hanks Is getting to be we'll up
In his business, and now reads the CHAR
actsr OF u committed person as though
Il wal written In Q book. Day before
yesterday . woman was inoarcerated for
disturbing the peace OF her neighbors.
She came, like Niobe, bAthed In tears.
She was all penitence, was the victim OF
O lie, and all that. Shortly aftsrward
her husband called to see her. He, too.
wspt p~rofussly, but did not succeed in
throwing the jailer Of his guard. 10
feared an infringement OF the rules OF
the place, Notwithstanding the penitsn.
tial tears shed. The woman was let out
into the vestibule that she and her hus-
band might talk undisturbsdly. Alter
their conference was ended Hanks said
to the man:
"Now, you haven't given that woman
anything she IL not allowed to have-no
whisky nor anything 2"
"Oh, no." said he. ~ would not do
anything OF the kind" and he went of
weeping.
Hanks returned to lock up the woman.
She was crying as II her heart would
break, and had her shawl wrapped
around her and was catching her tears
In II.
"Now," said the jailcr. "you haven't
anything In that shawl. have you 2"
"No. NO. nothing at ALL" said she.
Not satisfied. Mr.. Hanks thrust his
hand under Its folds and pulled out Q
bottle. "When I first came here" said
he, "that party might have fooled me ;
but now"
The conversation at this point was
interrupted by Constable Jewell, who
brought In q rsspsctable.looking middle.
aged woman, charged with disturbing
the peace. The click OF the big lock on
the iron doors reused her. and, as tho
%jailsr's arm was thrown around her to
press her gently In. she. too. began to
CRY. She declared that she had done
nothing at all /, she was the victim OF .
conspiracy and all that.
"Have I got 10 stay In there 2" asked
shs.
"Well," said Hanks. "ii you can get
out before legally discharged, you'll do
better than any one else has ever done"
And the bolts shot to their sockets.
"0h, these women" continued the
jailsr, "thsy are more bother than all
the men. They are continually wanting
and are so innocent and in.
offensive. They are angels, fallen per.
haps, but angels still. IL you lot them
tell the story"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
principal Elected.

At q meeting Of the Gold Hill School
Trustees last evening, Prof. @. .. Young
was reelected principal Of the Gold Hill
Public Schools for the next term. This
was . wise action upon the part Of the
Board, and one that will meet with the
approval OF the citizens Of Gold Hill.
During his administration In the past
Prof. Young has shown many Of those
prerequisite qualities which distinguish
the successful teacher. he 10 earnest,
intelligent and industrious. In his On.
deavors hs has been ably seconded by
our Board Of Trustees, and this has In
q great measure added to his success.
and that OF the teachers under him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
jRslixieus Nosisss.

There will bs divine service a 81. Johns
Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow o. II 4 =. an
1.I6 p, n. Rev. r. 8. Eastman win o6nciats In
he morning, and Bishop whitaker In the
evening. Sunday school ct i:so.
There will bs divine service d %. Pants
Church, Virginia City, tomorrow at II a. H.,
Bishop whitaker officiating.
There will bs divine ssryics ct the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow st II
A. n. and 7:oo ?. y. Sunday school ct i:s0.
Rev Mr.. 0rshsm will pr~ach at Mas 'nic Hall,
Gold bill. tomorrow ct 1:o Pm. AL are invt
I'd 10 Attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28

TrAcHrRs' ExAMrSATIoN.-The teach.
srs' examination Monday will not DO
forgotten by those whose certificates
have expired nor by those wishing csrti.
fcates authorizing them 10 teach Ia the
public schools Of Storey county. It
will commence at the Third Ward
school.house. Virginia, ct 10 A. NJ, and
continue three days.
sELxcr SoHooL.-Mrs. @. 8. Went
worth and Miss Butterfeld, two Of the
popular and practical teachers In the
Central building. will open . select
school In the Grammar building June 80.
to continue through the vacation. AL
studies pursued In the public schools
will DO taught and instruction given
In other accomplishments. See notice
elsewhere.
RELEASED. - Messrs. Whitman q
Wood have nled In the District Court .
notice Of release Of all excess OF the
claim Of the Bank OF California against
the Sucoor Mill and Mining Company
ovsr and above eS4.674 rs, with interest
thereon, from the 1st day Of April, 1873.
and costs OF suit, and releases the prop.
erty attached from suoh excess
RksoLur1oxs.- Resolutions BY Parker
Lodge No. 10, I. o. o. F., In regard to
the death Of James B. Scott, killed 70.
Gently in Washington Territory by the
accidental discharge OF . gun, Will DO
found In another column.
ALsrrra addressed a. follows 10 held
for better directions at the Gold Hill
Postofaos: Madame Fsliss Roohano,
Monieus. Cants Du Lao. Des Dsux
Montague.
Moar LaHs.-Ths following addi'
tionL liens have been Alsd on the
suooor: r. Rafferty,. e55; B. Rat!srty.
SS5; Angus MoIssscs, $S4s; Pat. King.
Ss0o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Pipsr's opera House.

Monday evening the comic opera N.
N. 8. Pinafors" will DO presented to the
people OF the Comstock at Pipsr's Opera
House In superior style by the Amy
sherwin Combination which has been
dslighting the people Of San Francisco
at the Grand Opera House. The cast
10 q good one and tho scenery will be
telling and appropriate. This very
funny and attractive comic opera has
been 20 we'll advertised, the world over,
that nothing need DO said Of IL here. II
will be presented next Monday evening
with full orchestra and chorus and Will
delight all who attend. Get reserved
seats and prepare to enjoy It.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Districs Courl.
The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning

1Qo bubAhopo Woo soAcoosSs
in the District Court this morning
Estate and guardianship Of Mary
Christie, iusane-Order to show cause
why real estate should not DO sold ; for
mer proceedings vacated.
Estate Of n. d. Lyser. deceased
Order entered Of notice TO creditors
given.
dered al above.
Estate Of Cornelius Kennedy, do.
ceased-Same order. .
Brodek VS.. Tritls-Sl00 attorneys
fees allowed plaintiff ; order authorizing
plaintiff to make settlement entered.
Estate and guardianship Of Conrad
Eck-Petition for letters Of administra.
ton /; set for July 8.
Estate OF N. Mccarthy, deceased
Jacob Young. IT,, E. L. Colnon and
John Spring appointed appraisers.
Estate Of Nathan Jones, deceased
q. B. Loomis, Geo. !. Lammon and r.
Hennsssy appointed appraisers.
Estate Of VIM. Campbell, dscsased-
Same appraisers appointed.
Estate OF Rose Cabane - Same ap'
praisers appointed.
Estate Of r. @. Darling. deceased.
jacob Young, IT,, Z. L. Colnon and
John Spring appointed appraisers.
Estate Of Matt. Dsvins, deceased-
Same appraisers appointed.
Cannon W. Evans-Stricken from
calendar. =.
v. & T. R. R. W.. Joseph Uran-Ad.
mission by plaintiff OF certain evidences
made to avoid continuance set fol
July l.
Ross Va. South Comstock-Moton fol
new trial submitted.
Savings Bank vs.. K~ruttschnitt ct Al
Judgment Of foreclosure entered
amount s5.977 20 and $500 attorney
fees.
Derby vs.. Aurioh ct al.-Foreolosurt
Of mortgage on trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
FALSE iMPRsssIoN.

nis generally supposed By physicians aud
the people generally that Dyspspsis cannot In
ysrisbiy b cured. bat We are pleased 70 say
that 0IKxu's AUGUST Flown has nevsr, 70 our
Knowledge. hiicd 70 cure Dyspspsta and Liver
sch. C,stiyeness, Sick Headache, p~Alpitation Of
The Heat, Indigestion bsd tasts In the mouth,
&c. ont Of 5000 dossn bottles sold Last year,
NOT Q single fsiiurs was reported. bat thousands
Of COMPLIMENTARY lsttsrs received from Drug.
eists Of wonderful cures. Three dose will
relieve any osse. Try u. sample Bottles 10
csuts. Regular siss n osnts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-28
Arrivals sh,s nsssisg.

Vim Irwin. T II Wells. A @ Ellis. J
Nicholl. q Dsxtsr. L Manss. Mrs R y
CLARK. Mrs. Ben Small. Mis- Parkinson. q
W Ssndsrson. O G whitman. Mrs W @
Grey. ] LANCER. IA Quinan. ] A Rudkin,
@ Wright and wiis. h sorlitz. director
Of the Amy shsrwin ''Pinaiors" Company
Nlss Jsnison. Mrs. Child. 9 D Black. u D
Cohsn, A Cohsn. w Hatch.