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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-09-12
III l.,
CLOCK, MATCHMAKER
AND
hsEF.AIEsH;Ys.

time and tick both wanted arc,
For Watch and CLOCK and people here,
If tick you need, or time to set,
Just Sauntcr round TO Chiviettc.
For twenty years and two, he's spent
In learning how his arts to know,
BY special provid,n ~ he's sent
To Orangcburg that art to show.
fla Watch will keep no time,
And ii q Clock will give no tick,
lis just because you've missed this line,
Which tells of good work, true and quick.
If Your Watch will keep no time,
Go to II. DcChivictte;
If your Clock will give no tick.
Go to L DeChiviette
Click and time are needed here
BY Farmers, Doctors, Lawyers, all
If this lie true, lien take good care
On II. ID. Chivicttc 10 call
july If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
shoouas at Bodls.

From the Bodis Standard OF Friday.
August /, which arrived in Gold Hill
Yesterday, being mailed direct instead oil
sent by way Of Virginia City. - hereto
fore, We learn the particulars OF the
shooting Of John O'Connor by William
Mooney, on Thursday evening.
III. O'Counor stated that he had been
drinking, but did not remember having
any words with Mooney, the man that
did the shooting. He stated that about
IL O'Clock he came out OF Cullen & No.
Dermott's saloon and started up Main
street, but had not taken . dozen steps
when q revolver was presented at his
breast and Immediately fred. He then
walked over to ellison, Barber i Co..
and sat down. being 10 weak that be
could walk no further. he was assisted
to his room. aud DR.. sommers, DR..
Falls and DR.. Deal were summoned.
The ball entered just above the right
lung. landing under the shoulder blade,
where IL now 10.
MI. Mooney il Q man about 40 years
Of age. and has been employed at the
Standard mine for the past two years,
and has the entire confidence Of his en-.
ployers. He stated to our reporter that
the rumor Of q bitter feeling existing be-
tween O'Connor and himself was false
that he WINS in Cullen & McDermott's,
and that O'Connor seemed inclined tc
pick O quarrel with him. and struck hin
several times in the back part Of the sa'
loon. From all that q be learned. II
appears that both men were under the
influence Of liquor. Mr.. Mooney e1'
presses great sorrow at the unhappy
circumstances. and blames nobody, but
the curse Of too much whisky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04

Ben. Butler. the warry-eyed man OF
chronic eubernatorial aspirations, says
he IL going to BE- the next Governor OF
Massachusetts, or know the reason why.
Getting beaten half q dozen times for
Governor Of that State nsvsr discour-
aess Ben. In the least. he is just the
indomitabls. dosmstical, obstinate spirit
y Adolph sutro. Nothing short Of
death could stop sutro from boring
through to the Comstoek lode, and moth.
ins bu. death can keep Ben. Butler out
Of the Massachusetts, Gubornatorial
chair. He will keep boring away till he
gets there. After all Ben. Butler 10
needed in the political arena OF the
country, and in fact Is Q really service
able evil. He has always been intruding
his aggressive horns like an old Mexican
steer into somebody's political ring and
teasing their calculations about very az
gravaiipely. he is hated from New Or
leans to Maine worse than any man In
the United States. and cares less about
II than anybody. Ho keeps things well
stirred up wherever he Is. and In that
way 10 more useful than anybody. When
Ben. Butler dies, Massachusetts, politics
-att III -.u ~vtsh NhA ~ m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
Miscellaneous.

New YoRx. Aug. 4.-The body Of
Henry D. Palmer. the theatrical mana.
ger, arrived Saturday night In the Celtic
from England. and will be taken 10 Jar.
rett's residence tomorrow, preparatory
to q funeral on Tuesday. Mrs. Palmer
and her two sons were among the pas
sengers, and were received on their arri.
val by H. @. Jarrett, who had long been
in partnership with the deceased.
Panama advioes OF the Gath ultimo
say: Work on the Pacific section Of
Costa Rica Railroad Is actively progress
ing. A number Of Nicaraguan laborsrs
are getting material ready for bridges.
The hrst section Of the road will soon
be ready for therails. The foundation
stono OF the bridge at B~arrauca is to be
laid soon by the President. and o great
fete is promised.
A large tract Of land has been pur.
chased by company OF capitalists at
Rockaway, which will DO laid out an a
park, and. upon which handsome hotels
are to DO erected. Two million Ave hun.
dred thousand dollars have been devoted
10 the purchase and improvements. A
new railroad, running in almost a direct
line from the city, will be built at q cost
OF 3 l 1000. 900.
CLAYTON. N. Y, Aug. 4.-This even.
ing tho bodies Of Mr.. Bsrkalsw and his
daughter. elapsed In each Others arms,
were grappled and towed ashore. The
bodies are now all found excepting that
Of Mrs. Percells.
BosroS. Aug. 4.-The Assessors val.
uation Of the city for 1879 10 s6l2, 25S,.
600. OF which $42S. 786. 800 10 real
estate. There IL q gain OF $3.50 votes,
mainly in the Democratic wards.
The Republican State Convention OF
Massachusetts, will meet at Worcester on
the 10th OF September.
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-William Fitzpat.
rick and Edward Ryan, two deck hands,
while engaged Saturday night in Q nght
on the stairway Of Q building Just over
the river. On Clark street, were prscipi.
tated rel tho railing to the dock and
thence into the river, whore both were
drowned.
CINCINNATI, Aug. AT o late hour
Saturday night Mrs. John Howe. vile Of
o prominent business man In this city,
and her servant Ann Brown, fell
through the floor Of q vault at their resi-.
dence in Covinston. and before they
could be rescued both suffocated. Mr..
Howe hearing their cries. ran out and
jumped down to their relief, and was
taken out inssnsible, but was finally 70.
suscitated.
DENVER. Aug. Awhile ex-senator
Dorsey wal sitting in front Of the Grand
Central Hotel last Saturday, Col. Curry
Of Memphis approached him and struck
him twice with his fst before the per.
IONS present intertsrred. Tho trouble
is said to have grown out OF a disagree.
ment concerning some Federal appoint
ments in Arkansas.
San ANTONIO, Aug. A. Mexican
troops are pursuing Indians who have
carried Of $50 horses and killed Is per.
o q tho past week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
INDIAN war Tatx.
Siirsr State, Aug. 2.


Prince Nachez. heir apparent to the
Piute throne, returned yesterday from
the great Indian fandango at Saltwater,
Churchill county. he says that four
hundred aud ffty Piutss from different
parts Of the State attended the dance.
The Austin Piutes complained that they
were being outraseously treated by the
Shoshones, who outnumbered them as
three to q at that place. Tho Sho-
shones attribute all the misdssds OF the
Indians to the Piutes. and To-to-aw, the
Shoshone chief. ordered the Piutes,
whom they look upon % intrudsrs on
their domain, to leave Austin and vioin.
ity. A council Of the prominent men Of
the Piuts tribe decided. II this order was
not eountsrmandsd at onoe. to muster
their forces and march to Austin to pun
ish To.to-aw. Before the settlement OF
Nevada by the whites the Western Sho-
shones were defeated In several engage
ments by the Piutes. who were then. a.
now, the most numerous and powerful
Of the two tribes. The victors held the
vanquished in subsection. and would not
permit them to own q gun or . horse. II
the Piutes found Q Shoshons With a gun
Of any kind they disarmed him. aud no
Shoshons west Of the Goose Greek
Mountains was permitted to have q
horse. Since the whites came here
these restrictions have been modified,
but Nachez declares that they will b
again enforced unless the Austin Sho'
| shones behave themselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04

A CORRESPONDENT Of the London 1sls.
groph writes AZ follows about Napoleon
the Thirds connection with the Nicara'
guam canal: "In 1916. whom Napoleon
was In England after the publication Of
his pamphlet, he was extremely anxious
TO come In contact with influential
political men here. and he asked my
father to procure him an interview with
the then Speaker Of the House OF Com
mons. Ny father accordingly asked the
Speaker and Prince Napoleon to dine
alone ct his house. At this dinner Ma
polson entered infinitely into the details
OF his scheme. and declared that n
powerful party in Nicaragua was dssir.
ous Of making him President Of the Re-
public in the event OF the canal proving
.succsssful. and that he fully intended to
comply with their request. From this
II 10 evident that the idea Of Napoleon
aiming at the Presidency Of IN American
Republic was NO vague rumor, but .
substantial reality"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t~sr.crAI TO Phi sotD urIL DAILY ..wsl
Tho Yellow Fever.


MEMPHIS. Aug. 4.-Ths fever L. cpl.
demic. as the number Of deaths from
the disease exceed those from oil other
causes combined. Last week the total
number OF deaths were II; from yellow
fever. "a; other causes. 81. The physi.
clans are sanguine that the maximum
death rate has been reached and a de-
crease In the number Of deaths al
reasonably be expected. A ~drsnohing
rain fell Saturday afternoon. Fourteen
new cases Of yellow fever were reported
to the Board Of Health today. Benjamin
Adams, whose death was recorded, had
. TYPO case Of fever last year, which
explodes the theory OF immunity from .
second attack. Colonel Cameron has
quietly collected oil arms and ammunition
from gun stores and placed the same In
the arsenal at the station. house. The
last passenger train on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad left Saturday
night. No more mails are received by
that route.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Aug. Ain re.
Spouse to q dispatch from Dr.. Barney.
OF the Desaro Board Of Health, inform.
ing him that Captain Charles Postal
came to White River with the steamer
Trader. landing four miles below and
disohargipg freight In violation OF quar-
a~ntine. President Southall, Of the Little
Rock Board. responds: "Call your
people together aud enforce the shot
gun quarantine. II the necessities Of the
case demand Il, and I think they do"
It Is not known whence the Trader came.
New Yosx. Aug. 4.-Curtis N. Chap.
man, second mate. and Neil @. Darn.
stsdt. seaman on board the brig Sails.
bury, which touched at Havana, were I'D.
mitted to the Quarantine Hospital on
Saturday. sick with yellow fever. Three
large buildings on Hoffman Island are
ready for patients, should the disease
increase.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04

TIE New York Sun continues to yoll
fraud at President Hayes. and says that
ifHAyss 10 Q fraudulent President, Tilden
10 the man who Is dsfrauded. To this
proposition the New York Tribune peril.
nently responds by saying that IL Ti!dsn
Was cheated out OF the election the Dem.
ocrsts can vindica,e him by electing him
President next year. II he should hap
pom to be defeated the Sun might pos
sibly come to the conclusion that the
people don't want Tilden for President
Of the United States, but it is more likely
that 1t will continue to yell fraud at tho
nsxt man who defeats Tilden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
Sport at Pyramid Lake.
Reno Galstts, dug. 2.

Judge Webster and family. accom-
panied by Dr.. Sheets. returned last night
from . trip to Pyramid Lake. They had
fns fishing and shooting while there.
Lew Walker. q recognized local authority
in sporting matters, informed the Gazette
that the party caught abort n hundred
pounds Of trout per day. Tho wild goat
shooting on tho islands In the lake must
DO excellent. as Mr.. Walker reports that
the party baRaed thirteen kids during
their stay. They were there four days.
The capture Of q thirty.pound trout was
q pleasing incident OF the trip. It 10
said that the fish was cooked upon the
lake shore. well stuffed with sage and
onious-a royal feast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
A Blood. curdllnu Experience.
Ttuekss R.pabliean. Aug. l.


William Trask. o wsll-known logger,
met with an experience last week which
is simply blood.curdling. While work.
ing on q road about n mile from
sseeney'a mill. this side OF Loyalton.
be had occasion to turn over q large
stone. Reaching underneath the stone
to get hold Of Ii, hs felt something cold.
With rare presence OF mind, he grasped
the object, and, upon drawing forth his
hand, found that he held o large and
very lively rattlesnaks. Fortunately he
had caught the squirming reptile by the
neck. aud its widely distended jaws and
p~rotrudipg fangs could do no damage.
In an instant the writhing. rafting.
Kissing serpent bad wound and twisted
and coiled It's body around Mr.. Tasks
arm. After some little eIertion the
body was loosened. and the snake thrown
quickly and violently to the ground.
When killed II was found to have eight
rattles and o button. Mr.. Tasks ten.
year.ol boy stood . few feet away, and
his agonizing screams OF fear added to
the interest Of the scene.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
ONE WEEK IN WALL STREET.

October 7th. 1878. Western Union Telegraph
stock sold At tho New York Stock Exchange
for 95.l.s per share ; October 18th. 1878. II sold
at 81. 81. . iuotusiop of9.s Q per cent. In seven
days; ia,soo shares sold On . margin Of one per
cent. required an actual capital Of Si2, 900. The
sane stock delivered st 1854 gave Q PROD. Of
s.s-s per cent. on the stock, or Sas1 so mar 100
shares. On the whole q .s00 the actual prUnt
was $li7.l67 ~. or . IS times the capital used,
In one week. This 10 . single case TAKEN from
the ofhcial record Of the Stock Exchange, and
shows how money 10 made 20 rapidly 10 stocks.
Few people. however. have the necsesary cash
to put mp In order to realize such immenfe
pronts q. these. but capital In any amount nom
$40 TO $4,000 can be usei with equal success
By the new combination system oil operating In
stocks which Messrs. Lawrvncs 4 90, BankerS.
New York, have established. ny this method
Of pooling Thousands OF orders In various gums
and operating them ~ one Immense capital.
shareholders realize large profits which are al.
vided pro rata monthly. New circular contains
two unerring rules for success, and full infor.
nation. 90 that any one can operate prodtabiy,
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Apply 70 LAWRENCE q o.. Bsnkrrs.
Hk1changs Place. New York c.:y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
ln.alAl TO RI. so1D uul DAILY s.~.l
M~Iscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
LONDON. Aug. 4. Wilbur 7. Ray.
mond, who absconded from America
and was arrested here. will be released.
American parties refusing to proceed
with the prosecution. Raymond Is
dying Of consumption.
In the House OF Commons today the
Chancellor Of the Erchequer ridiculed
the Paris Moniieur's statement that Eng
land has for years been helping the Sul'
tan Of Morocco TO prepare for q conflict
with Spain.
The Sporting life understands that
Lorillard and . friend had $1,000 on
Parole for the Goodwood Cup race.
BratM, Aug. 4.-Telegrams received
In this city from Stockholm announce
that the steamer Vega, with the Arctic
explorer Nordenskjold on board, has
been freed from Ice and safely passed
Behring's Straits.
vienna, Aug. 4.-Ths Austrian Gov.
eminent and Emperor has approved OF
the scheme for connecting the Austrian
and Swiss railways by q tunnel through
Mount Arberg.
ATHENS. Aug. Ain consequences OF
the threatening movements OF the
Turks. q large number OF new rides have
been distributed among the Greek
troops and six new batteries OF artillery
completely equipped.
BoMDAY, Aug. Alt 10 stated Zsrina.
gura, the capital Of Cashmere. ordinarily
containing 500. 900 inhabitants. has only
$4,000 since the famine.
MApRrD. Aug. 4.-Tke powder maya.
zine at Duralgo exploded. killing four.
teen persons.
CossrASrrsoPLr. Aug. 4.-six British
ironolads have arrived at Bssiks Bay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04

The great Sunday resort Of the New
Workers Is Consy Island. where they
dock BY the thousands. The salt air,
according to the following from n Of
tho city journals, sharpens their appe-
tites to an alarming extent: On last
Sunday. 1t 10 estimated that there were
sold $1,000 CLAIMS, $4,000 crabs. 10000
broiled chickens, $4,000 quarts Of Toe
cream. $4,000 cigars, 100000 glasses Of
beer. 10. 900 glasses Of soda water and
1000 syphons Of settler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
New PArrxrs.-The following. bear

New PArExn.-The following. bear.
ing date Of July "a, 1879. Is the
latest list Of United States patents issued
TO residents OF the Pacific Coast, fur.
nishsd by Dewey & Co.. United States
and Foreign Patent Agents, San Fran
cisco: P. Bargion. Black Diamond.
Cal. combined rail and telegraph con-
ductor /; Vim. H. Brodel. Oakland. Cal.
sight for firearms; ]. @. Ludwig. San
Francisco. electro magnetic motor {; @.
A. Msntry. Newhall Station. CAL, ream
or for deep wells; ]. P. Simons. San
Francisco. gun wiper; N. watry. San
Francisco. nose clamp for eyeglasses
VIM. Wilson,. Oakland. %sewer.trap at
tachment /; A. Collie. Modesto. CAL.
water litter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
DIR. MiNTrR,s NEPHRKTIcUM.

"a eomp,und nuid extract Of Buchu) DR..
hintie's Nephreticum works wonders. All
oases Of Dropsy, Brisht's Disease. Kidney. Blsd.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
Urine are entirely cured BY the Nsphrstieum.
Gravel, Diabetes. pain IN the back. side and
ioin are cured when al other medicines have
failed. See what the druggists Of Portland and
San Francisco say about Or. Mintie's Nephrsti.
cum and kpgiifh Dandelion Pills: "ws have
cold . large amount OF Or. Mintis's medicines,
the English Dandelion PILLS. also the Nephreti.
cum. and IN ell eases they sre highly spoksn OF
and give entire satisfaetion.. John A. chiids,
Druggist. second street. Portland; G. u. Wood.
streets. Portland. Messs. Abrsms D Carroll.
vhoies sale Druggists. Nos 3 and 8 Front ptrcet,
San Francisco. say: We rsQdrd Esphratczn
a. Ms hsst Kidney and Bladder Remedy hS1or
~ PUZZLE" All Druggists keep these medicines
For al dersnssments Of the Liver. use Or. Min.
ties Enslish DAndeliou Pulls. For Diliousness
ana Dyspepsia. nss Dr.. Minutes En.llsh Dands-
Engiish Dandelion Pills. Every hmily should
fecp the Enslish Dandelioa Pills on hand. Or.
Miutie's remedies will not '.curs Ill complaints"
but will. n taksn according TO directions, give
Immediate relief. and perfect Q cure In ali
troubles for which they Arc recommended. Sold
By all Druggistl
weakness. nervous debility and pArslysis mad
By the wcnderfnl Kngiish remedy, 6ir Ashley
Cooper'a Vital Restorative. thAA By al other
remedies combined. Why will ron mdsri
Send 70 A. 3. Mintis, y. D. No. II Kearny
strest, esn Frsncisco. for ths ksstofstye. and
b. cured. Prios. - pa bottls, four tires %
quantity. 90. ~ sbest,s. uhSe "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04

TEE Democratic papers In California
have rather Of q hard time swallowing
Glenn a. tbs head Of their ticket. The
Solano Tnes. for instance. before the
Democratic State Convention had con.
cluded to iudorse Glenn. used to talk
this way about him:
DR.. Glenn. the representative OF one Of
the greatest curses Of California-land
m~onopoly-has been nominated by the
New Constitution party for Governor. He
owns over Gu. 900 acres Of land. This inn
mense estate Of his, II divided into l60
acre tracts, would furnish ample resources
for SIS families, OF Ito persons. But no
lit 10 all held BY tho grand old mouopo-
list.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
Suicide at Eureka.

The Sentinel says that Henry 0nksr. q
German about Sc years Of age, committed
suicide on Friday evening last by shoot.
ing himself in the right temple with q
pistol. he has been a cook by occupa.
ton. and was employed In that capacity
and as o waiter at the Turner House.
but OF late he had been idle and dissl.
pated. The immediate cause Of bis
death was that o woman with whom be
formerly lived would not live with him
aoain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04

A SMALL two-room house wal built
specially for jefferson Davis nea the
dwslling.house at Bsauvoir. He Is said
70 have there an ~unequalsd library Of
reference for his work on the Rebellion.
u IL stated BY q Southern journal that
be "fssls that his will be the authorita.
live defence Of the u Of his people.
and be fully appreciates the gravity Of
his task."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
III LIFE.

what Q truly beautiful world w live In I M
turs gives Us grandeur Of mountains. siens and
oceans. and Thousands Of means for enjoyment
We can desire No better wnen In perfect health;
bat how oftsn do the majority OF people zeal
Ike giving II up dishsartened, discouraged and
worried out with dieease, ~heu there II no oc.
easily obtain sstisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will mako them - nee from
dis.ase 90 when born. Dyrpepsia and Liver
Complaint Il the direct cause Of ssventy.n Ave
per csat. OF such maiadies ~ b~iliousness. In.
disestion. SICK Headache, coetlvsnees. Nervous
OF the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses OF August Flower win prove it
wonderful eject. sample bottles. 10 cent?.
Try Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04

ZrIrLASD letter says that the Prince
Imperial died fighting. and must have
sold his life dearly. In the right hand
Of the corpse was found . tuft Of hair.
OF native hbrs. while the path marked
By the Zulus in quitting the fatal spot
vas stained for 100 yards with spots Of
blood. supposed to have dropped nom
wounded men bsing borne away By thar
comrades.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04

AxrnIcAS horses have forced their
way into England and Scotland in large
numbers. and nov the pioneers are ro-
ported to have reached France. where
they have been disposed Of in round
figures. It Is believed that, as soon as
satisfactory transportation facilities can
b provided for direct shipment to
Havrs. Q large trade in horses will DO
developed between this country and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
MALARIA DIsARMRD OF ITS TER.
RORa.

Malaria. that fell atmospheric poison, IL dis
armed Of It's tsrrors. and health insured 10
Thousands residing where the noxious exhals'
tion periodically infeots the air, and snsendsr'
intsrmittsnt and rsmittsnt fsvers, By Hostel.
tiers Stomach Bittsrs. the most popular. a. II
mics. In Lumberless localities whore the de-
msnd for sulphate Of quinins was formerly I'm
msnse. the hur'ful alksloid has been almost en-.
tirely suppianted by this safe. agreeable and
effective substitute. which 10 genial In action
and unobjsctionsble IN 6ssor. II nullinss the
influence Of mlasma by giving Q more active I'm.
pulse to every vital function. quicksning and
ouriching ths blood, overcoming . tendency u
bilousnsrs, and promoting digestion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04

R. D. BooARr has become associated
with ". W. Barnes in the publication OF
the Herald at Mammoth City. California,
sixty miles beyond Bodie. BOsart is
well known as a wide.awske. talented
journalist. and Barnes is u first.class
printer. The elements Of success are
with item. and they will run even 9 bet.
ter paper than heretofore. which 10
something TO say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
A CARD.

10 Ill who M suffering nom the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous vsstnsss. sariy
decay. loss Of manhood. sta. ! viii ssnd Q
recsipt that win cure you, pan or clAAel
This great remedy Was disooysrsd b. missioa-
Az IN South Arp.rica. Sod 9 ~selfAddrsccsd
stssdk D, New Tost ctty. M IN