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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Pipsr.s Opera He.ss.

The appearance Of Macaulsy and
troupe at Piper's Opera House last
evening was refreshing. Every face was
. new one. and the play wa nsw also.
Expectation had been raised consider.
ABLY because Of the a~ttraciveness OF the
paper spread before the public and the
nastehps notices Of the press which had
preceded the troupe. But nothing half
90 good Is the reality bad been antici-
psied. People expected something after
the order Of Dsnmsn Thompon's "Josh
whitoomb." "a Messenger from jar
Wis Section " Ia the more attractive play
Of the two. II Il stsrtlingly sensational
In many Of its situations, yet keeps won.
dsrfully within the bounds Of the prob
able. II has the usual amount Of coun.
try virtue. Of city degradation and crime
and Uncle Dan1 vibratss between the
two, mingling with the q and then the
other. The plot Of the playi 10 not deep.
bot the incidents are well arranged and
much ingenuity II displayed In weaving
them together. In the character Of
Uncle Dan'i Mr. Mncaulsy gives the
public . vsritabls creation. The charao-
ter never loses interest from the begin.
ming to the close OF the play. Il 10,
moreover, o consistent creation. One
can tell pretty nearly what the man
will do In each situation, but cannot
tell how be will do 1t, and consequently
pleasing little surprises keep the
attention Of the audience closely dIed.
The old man Ia never at fault. never in
consistent. He has been deputy
Sheriff OF Jarvis Section nigh onto A.
teen years." and 10 able 10 cope with the
williams OF the city single handed and
alone. Perhaps, however. this Ia say
ing . little too much. He has help
from Clip. Of Kepplsrs. The character.
q assumed by Lizzie Ulmsr. 10 an
artistic production. and fairly divides
the honors OF the evening with Uncle
Dan'l. We predict that abe will make
herself immensely popular among the
people Of the coast. Chip Is, in fact q
pspstual delight. In makeup and 40.
ton Mis- Ulmsr's Improvisation Of the
character Is a. perfect a. art car mako
IL. II Ia like q fragrant flower blossom
ing where the vilest OF slums thioksn,
and there is no surprise whom Uncle
Danl plucks II thence and removes II to
Q more fitting soil. Another good char
sotsr. and worthy OF special mention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Military Marksmsu.
S. p. Poet, April 2s.


The California Rife Association held
It's Spring meeting yesterday d Ban
Bruno, under the supervision Of Major
A. F. Klose, executive officer. There
Was q large number Of spectators. The
hrst match was the reotmental team
match, open 10 teams Of ten representa-
tives from any regiment. battalion. com.
pany-including artillery and cavalry
OF the N. @. G. OF United States army.
The Sumner Guard. Company E. Frat
Regiment; the oakland Guard, the
Union Guard. National Guard, Com
pany @, First Regiment, and . team
from the Third Regiment sntsred. The
distance was 200 yards, position stand.
ing, ten shots with two sighting shots,
and weapons Springfield rides. The
prizes were o. follows: To the regiment,
battalion or unattached company max.
ing the highest aggregate SCORE, the frst-
class gold medal OF the Association, 10
DO worn by the commanding officer for
one year, after which be 10 10 surren-
der Il to the California Ride As
ISOLATION. Second-To the regiment,
battalion or unattached company making
the second highest aggregate score, $40
In gold. The frst prize was won by the
Summers and the second by the Oakland
Guard, the total SCORE OF the former
being 40l, and Of the latter 394. The
Union Guard made 1913. National Guard
3s7, and Third Regiment 374.
One Of the best msrksmsn from each
team then competed at 400 yards, I'VE
shots each for q $50 gold medal 10 be-
come the property Of the winner. Fol.
lowing we're the scores: Sergeant j. p.
Warren, Union Guard. "a; Corporal
Green, Oakland Guard. az; Captain ].
H. McAlenomy. Third Rssimsnh 90;
Lieutenant O. p. Le Breton. National
Guard, 90. and Captain Il. J.. Burns.
Sumner Guard, 10.
The Kellogg Challenge Cup was won
by T. Z. Carson who made ~ points ct
600 yards. Lieutenant Ls Breton made
the next highest score which was Il
points. The prizes Of 800 yards were
81 90, 81 and % 60 which were won
respectively BY @. L. Lods who scored
90; A. L. Balmsr. 20. and Captain
Guthrie ~.
There were nineteen entries for the
military mid.rangs match. The distance
was COO yards; positlon. any. without
artificial rest. and Il redundant, with
head toward the target; rounds. seven.
with two sighting shots; weapon, any
military ride Of bona hds pattern,
in accordance with the regula-
ton pattern. 0ns-half Of the gross re-
oeipts 70 DO awarded TO the four marks.
men making the best scores, In a|
descending scale-forty per cent.
to the highest, 25 70 the next, 20 70 the
neIt, and IL 10 the next. The four best
were % follows: Serst. J. p.
Warren, 81; Capt. Carson. 81; ssrst.
H. Cook, 80. and G. l.. Lods, 80.
For the Pacific Life cup, Z. h. LAdd
and N. N. Laufenberg made % saeh,
but although the score was equal In
every respect. Ladd agreed 70 give his
the cup and take the second
prize. The cup 10 worth $45 and the
second prize was $40 cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Ta..ei statistics.

Some idea Of the amount Of lumber to
be consumed In the construction Of the
Sutro Tunnel sub-drain may be gained
from the following statistics. The drain
will contain two ..,arate boxes each IS
BY % in the clear. The inner partition.
in other words, Is to be double. The
material 10 DO used IL 3.ineh. The
length Of these boxes will be about four
miles. II sawed into inch boards twelve
inches wide and placed end TO end these
boards would reach from Virginia to
Sacramento. To break joints in the
planks . piece OF hoop-iron TX inches
wide is TO DO inserted half in the edge Of
each plank. thus making the structures
water.tisht. It will require Ga miles
linear measurement Of this hoop-iron to
al the bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Incendiary Conspiracy.

CLAaxsvILx. Miss. April "a gang
Of negroes have been discovered who had
formed Q combination to burn this town.
A large barn OF Jordan Moore. Ave miles
south Of here, was burned last week,
and night before last another mammoth
barn Of his was discorered In flames,
and the incendiary. q negro named New
lin Porter, was caught In the act. He
implicated another negro named johnson
Spencer. A mob assembled. heard bis
confession, and then hanged him. II 10
feared Spencer will also DO hanged. The
mob consisted almost exclusively Of ne.
aroes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
uEmocRArlc CONVENTION.
c,.s,.s ~ ee rsas H.,a q. visgi.is
Yesterday.

The Democratic City Convention.
held in Virginia yesterday. had not con-
cluded It's Official nominations whom
the News went to press. Following 10
the business transacted altar the NOM
nation Of J. B. Hill. for Mayor. and ..
J. Walker. for Chief Of Police:
For Tax Collector John A. Mahanny,
NJ. d. Halpin and z. @. Lotus were
placed in nomination.
The Arst ballot resulted In II votes
for Mahanny. II Tor Halpin and 8 Tor
LOTUS.
Mahanny was nominated on the
second ballot. receiving 20 votss. Lof-
tus II and HAlpin 8.
For Assessor. John Petris vas nom.
mated on the frst ballot, resolving %
votes TO IA for Slime Gallsn.
For City Treasurer. George 7. Marys
wa nominated by reclamation.
James II. Graham, for the once OF
City Attorney. was also nominated BY
scelAmation.
Recess for fifteen minutes.
Candidates for Aldermen Of the sew
ersl wards were nominated - follows:
First ward-William Coyns, BY . vote
Of 0 10 I for ". W. Treat.
Second ward-This nomination Wa
referred to the City Central Committee
Third ward-D. O. Moore. by a vote
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Asx YOURSELF THESE QUESTION:.

Are you . ~despondens sufferer from SICK
Hssdachs. Habituai cossivsnsss, Psipitstiea Of
ths HArtf Have you Dississa Of the Heed
l. Jour Nervous system depressdi Docs Jour
Blood circulate bsdlyf Have yoa Q Cough,
Low epirits, coming up Of the bod sftsf ssttps.
ETC., etc.i All Of thee and much more are The
direct results Of Dyspepsia, Live complains
SOW seknovledesd By all Druggists 10 b Q posi-
tive eurs. 10000 bottles vsrs Gtyea svsg N
people q Q TRIAL. Two dosss VII satisfy my
person Of IL vondsrful quality In caring al
forps Of Indigestion. Sample bottiss. 70 esnts;
regular sise. 70 cent?. Boh positively b. I'll
arstehss druggists In the Unitsd statss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Silver Bullion.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The bill
agreed upon BY the House Coinage Com.
mittss provides that any holder Of silver
bullion shall DO entitled to convert II
into standard dollars OF 4l2n grains
each, or into bars al the same rate OF Of.
change ct any mint. but also prohibits
the receipt OF deposits Of silver for any
other coinage. The enactment OF this
bill would OF course prevent any further
coinage OF trade dollars. II also pro.
vidss that outstanding trade dollars shall
be sxchangsabls for standard dollars at
par whenever presented at the mint in
sums OF $50 or upwards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
visiusg Days

Now that q renewal OF interest 10
manifested In our SOUTH end mines,
quite q number Of stockholders make
application to visit the yellow Jacket
mine upon the regular visiting days. In
order that all may have ar opportunity
Of knowing when the visiting days for
this mine occur. Superintendent I. z.
James has caused the following notice
to be posted in the Office Of the CON-
pany:
Any person complying with the pro.
visions Of the Act Of March I. 1879, will
DO permitted 10 examine the Yellow Jacket
mine on the following days Of tho year
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29

THl local editor Of q country paper
wrote the other day IN article to the
effect that Z" Winter vas lingering In the
lap Of Spring" but the managing editor
cut Il out" He said the idea was
good enough. and original. and all that
sort Of thing. but Il would not do TO
puhhsh, because the high moral tone Of
u paper had 70 b maintained In .
town tan d seminary GRID,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Nssss Romans. asa Fiswsry.

Following il the latest official letter
from the North Bonanza and Flovery
mines:
w. W. SrrrsoS. Esq, Secretary.
Dear Sir: We struck = large iow Of
water In the north lateral drift from the
second station Last Monday morning.
fully $50 miners inches. completely
flooding everything below the first sta
ton. We arc running two donkey
pumps constantly. and have lowered Il
40 feet. The new boilers and engines
are nov In use and doing splendid work.
Il will take Us some days yet to get up
ths baildines and put things In shape
on the surface. Yours. truly.
ID, II. JACKSON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Sudden Death.

WASHINGTON, April 20. -Congressman
Rnsh CLARK Of Iowa died suddenly at bis
rooms yesterday afternoon. after an III.
meas Of only . few hours. Mr.. Clark
was In good health the day before. and
on Saturday occupied his usual seat In
the House Of Representatives. He was
taken sick at 3 O'Clock Yesterday morn.
ing with meningitis, and although
prompt medical aid Was summoned. he
continued 10 suffer extremely. and died
after only thirteen hours' Illness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
pon,t Mention Il.

wAsunoros, April 29.-The records
Of the Treasury Department show thai
ex-senator Conovsr has been appointed
Inspector Of Customs along the Florida
coast at . salary OF four dollars per day,
that he has accepted the place and 10
now doing duty. probably working up
the State for Secretary Shsrman's nom.
nation q President. The ex-senator
particularly requested that the an.
nounosmsnt should not get into the
usWspapers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
CARD.

10 Ill Who ~ suffering iron he snos ~
indiscrstioas Of youth. nsrvoas vsakneas, saxiy
decay, loss Of manhood, 90. ! viii snd {
rscsipt that viii cure you, y.n1 on uAne1,
This great remedy - disooysrsd bys mission.
:ss. = ~; ) :. sss. iostfs :. SszS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29

HArPr woMAS.-Probably the hap
pisst woman in Virginia nov is Mrs.
Youngvorth Of the restaurant on @
street, above Union. She IL Q sole
trader aud has successfully passed
through many trials in court and out 70
establish her business and maintain II
against all opposition. But shs has suo-
ceeded and hence her happiness.
Tur cas- Of the State W. Leo Mayer.
indicted for assault With intsnt 70 kill
Deputy Sheriff McCutchan. 10 occupying
the attention Of the District Court.
T. A. STEPHENS has arrived from
Bodis and Lake District with . high
opinion Of the mines thsrs.
JoHx W. MAcxAY and Colonel Fair
Visited the town Of Sutro last Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Negroes Killed.

NEW ORLEANS. April 29.-In a row
among roustabouts on the steamer Holli.
day yesterday George Jones and James
Glynn ~(oolorsd) we're killed and another.
name unknown, jumped overheard and
VA drowned,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Congratulated.

Crcaoo, April 29.-Ths Union Vet.
srsn Club last night adopted q rssolu.
ton consrstulating Senator Logan on
his manly moral stand In refusing to 90
cept Q challenge from Congressman
Lowe - . means Of rsiuting a vile cal.
jimmy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Departures i.ass Evssisg.

W HASKELL. Sarah Swift Z s velium.
John Miller. J y Cochran. Y Mitchell.
y D Curry. @ y Moelisr. W J Bevan. Mrs
y Frsderieks. A Furth. PA Humbert. l.
Dsnnsry. Robert PiIlsy. Robert Rowland.
y Lavine. n n shaw. J s 0rndorf. @ II
Taylor. q W Hayes. James Jewell. Mrs
Gould.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
HAYES viii Veto.

WARRINGTON, April 29.-It 10 authori.
tativsly stated q. the Executive Mansion
that the veto message on the Army bill
10 nearly finished, and will be sent 10
Congress to-day or tomorrow. The
Democrats are consulting upon future
actions,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Cold HilL FEB. u. isss.
sTOCk BEFORr.
~. Frs.sasss Board.
LAST EVENING.


LAsr EVENING.
$50 RAYMOND q Ely. 81
so Eureka Con-, iik
10 Jsckson,
22s belmont. 100
s9o Leopard. IL
100 Northsrn Bslls. 6k
1000 Husssy. 20c
i25 Manhattan, N
2oO Grand Prise, 81, 20
rs Arrsnta. N, IN bis
1000 NsvsIo. 2oc
I'd, I-pdspsndsncs, s, %
400 Star. 400
esO Belle Isls. 40c, ssc
100 Hamburg. 500
ITO Hillsids. N
$50 Highbridgs. Sc. soe
$50 Parsdiss. ~
~ hssi Del honss' ~
~ AIolon. 30
: Souis.s an ,ox
90 Ssr,s
10 asDm,s 30 sao
~ S.Inu.
~ Beividsfs. 40.
iooo aioes, ~,
~ Bissshass.as.s a..
~ SCUM Doals' ~ wv ''0
Oily SooAsr W. 40
y long m.
" SCUM @oe
10 Uon. racine. zSo'H
soo Dniversisy. Wy
. dudley aoc' DC
.s.o supiss,. coc. eSc "a
10 40 N ..
N wss,,n whi,s ~
~ I Nm Mai"'
~ ~. H.. ri.
~ 49,. T.ss
,So Ce,uso.i M, uu., oo
80 Ts..so
AS A'P'oP' ~"
rus MORNING.
zoos 0phir. n. sax, 33S. IS
TO MsIicsn. 37s. SIs, 3Gk, ~
Gao 0sald 4 Curry. st.
ITO Best = Bsleher. i6k. IGN
loss California. Z. 7 bio. Z b. 81
Is Savage. ioS
lss5 Cen. Virginia. q Is
IS CbollAr. 81
100 Potssi. A.4R
les Hais& Norcross. IL, H. IN
as Grown Point, oS.
40 fsllsw Jacket. In, IN
17s0 Imperial. II, Is
las Ksntuck. 4 g. 4 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Bosas.a ore.

Following is an official statement Of
the ore extraction and milling opera
tons at the Consolidated Virginia mine
for the past, week Is compared with the
the previous week
Previous week. Past week.
Extracted tons. .........l,296 9sl
Delivered 10 mills ......l.5l2 $40
Remaining In ore houses ~ u
On Saturday the Consolidated Virginia
shipped bullion valued at $20.64 40.
making . total for the month TO date OF
$2l2, "a ca.
Following IL an official statement o fths
ore extraction and milling operations at
the California mine for the past week a.
compared with the week previous
Previous week. Past week.
Extracted tons....... .i,422 1.72s
Delivered 10 mills. .....i.422 l.72s
The California made . bullion ship
msnt on Saturday. valued at $4l. $40 SO.
The total shipments for the month to
date are $322.4ls 81. The California
has at this writing. says the San Fran
cisco Post. = coin and bullion surplus
over and above expenses OF about
$500, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
Thanks.

William Eslick. having returned from
England. where he went to escort home
his brother John. whom Il will bs re-
msmbered Wa injured in the Mexican
mine and lost his syssisht some time
ago. desires to return his sincere thanks
to all those who kindly took part In the
concert last January for the benefit OF
his brother. and especially to the Ma
tional Guard. for the donation Of the
use Of their hall. The concert realized
the sum Of sl63. after paying expenses.
which has been forwarded by Thomas
Wayne. Of the Virginia Glss Club.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29

Reno journal, April 20: The green
eyed monster" took possession Of q
Mahals yesterday and she stabbed one
Of her sisters under the rib. Dr.. Snow
sewed up the wound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
EVENING SCHOOL.

J. =. Bray will opsn N Evening olas in
Bookkeeping and Other branches q his school
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
DIR. mINTiR,s NRPHRRTIoUm.

A new Touring mill Is to be built In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29

The visiting days for the Bslehsr mine
are the same a. those for the Yellow
Jacket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
ExohAnoE

On the principal cities t~hroushout the united
btaiss. Europe, japan. China and the last
hnd, md on Honolulu (Havaip.
NEw Yoax BAMxas-Tke bank Of New York,
n. y. Al American Exchange National DAnk.
LorDos BAux.s-Nsssrs. smith, Payne q
Smiths; the Union Dank OF London. M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
RLKCTRiC Z

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Prsmaturs,
Decay. Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure.
Circular mailed free. Address J. z. kKEvEs,
- Chatham srrsst, New Yofk. Nan
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
I AND BROKERS.

DIRECTORS,
LOUIS Pissidss!
'''. ,oaS v. H,GTiY." !. /. I rso s''
JANE, O. FAIR.
Vs.ss 4 vis1isis. i:v;i. a. Rns
Agents. q New York....... 10. I. on-alsrsrson
to1 wall strssO........ l0Eo. L. M
fssUKs Commercial and rravsien' Credits.
available In any part Of the world. Makes
transfsn Of money By telegraph and cable, and
draws sxehanss Il customary ussncss.
TAis Bask hes Special rssiiisiss Sss
DeAling n Dullioa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
O. II. GALLUP.

o. n. aAILur. opposite The Bank Of osiifos.
mia, Gold Hill. hoops constantly on hand eli
favorite brands Of imported Cigar. choice bit
cigars, al kinds Of chewing tobacco. mesr
schaum pipes, school books and Stationary OF
all dsserfplona, nns cuiisry. and toys and fAney
goods OF al kinda. sp1e y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
NO. - SOUTH o srRxEr.
pirsetsrss

IS. 9 l I,sss. "a q. l s:s,ss;
lntsrsst paid 90 Ordinary And Term Deposits.
Deposits rscsived In sunni Of 81 and upward.
Loans made on approved real estate. boads,
stocka, etc. etocks, currsncy and silver bought
1ni z. o. RLpRipoR, sserstsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
A GLASS ys:all Match

i'll be new icntu.e at the com
ing Fair. 1t will consist of exercise
in shooting at glass balls thrown into
the air from a spring on the ground.
The teams arc to consist of five
mon each, and ten balls to each man
or fifty halls TO II team. a ,hal'enge
s given from the village teams i'll the
county.
A prize will be offered by The Fair
Ger niitcc fer the successful team
and the team making the lowest score
will be required to pay for The bro ken
tails
Sro.tsmcn throughout the County
are invited to make up their teams
ihd lelort to either =. G.. Cannon nl
w. 6. Aibcrgotti III O,angeburg G..
II. ,n or before the 9th day o. Octo.
ter next
Mr.. Cannon has the balls and trar
tc spring them for all who dcs;:e ,c
practice.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
Geo. Ea. ;arlarIS0n-

We would again call attention to
the splendid stock Of this mammoth
establishment. There is nothing
among the human wants from box
Of matches to splcudid outfit that
cannot be supplied here. The goods
are all selected from the best North
ern markets under the direct and
careful supervision of Mr.. John Dan
ncr who is acknowledged to be one
of the best judges Of merchandise, rs
well as one Of the best statesmen the
country affords. The clerks in this
store are all gentlemanly and accom-.
modating, and the goods reliable and
cheap. Call i'll when you come in
town and examine for yourselves.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03

The TINES was then called upon,
but rs we did not do the listening in
this case, we are unable to report
what we said.
The entertainment was very
pleasant one, and very creditable to
Capt. Hayden and his handsome com
mand, and will long be remembered
by all the participants.
At the conclusion, the following
Committee was appointed to max c
arrangements for grand tourna-
ment soon TO he given:
{. w, Cu]ler, ii. l Browning, w.
l.. Bell, l.. Hughes. j. G. Punches
John O5ren, w. G. Mitchell. d. J.
Sallcy.
May their efforts be crown d with
success.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
The Ei,listo Rides. Fair

AS iutimatcd elsewhere. the la.lics
have taken the matter thoroughly in
hand and the Edislo Rifle Far is n
verify, This gallant corps seems 20 be
fortunate in always having the smiles
of the women upon their Efforts, and
we would say in return to these gene
rous ladies that their smiles are not
wasted, but have fallen upon rs
brave, noble and handsome a corps
OF young men rs ever wore Il soldiers
uniform. They are the flower of
Orangcburg and the pride Of her citi-
z"ns, and are well worthy of all
the efforts made for their advance.
mcnt.
The ladies' met at the Engine
House on Tuesday and perfected all
the arr angements for the proposed
Fair, which will be held on the even.
ings Of the 10th and 18th instant at
the Elliott Hook and Ladder Hall.
The object Of the Fair is to provide
the company with IL proper uniform,
and no efforts will be spared to make
ita success. OF course the cncour-
agcmcnt and assistance Of tho com.
munily will be needed, but we
have no doubt that it will be
generously bestowed. Contribute MS
to the various tables will be thank
fully received by the ladies Of the
Committee, Or by the following gen-
tlcman committee: : + S Dibblc, l. II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
Secretary p q No. II.
L " I. Restaurant

This popular es;abIi,hm' has
increased so much in business, that
its proprietor, Mr.. A. ". Izlar, ha.
been compelled to augmen, hi- for: e.
His cooking is under the supervision
of harles Thorn who solicils the
patronage of his old frien.ls. Tae
stoves and cooking arrangements
have been increased 81 that custom
crs can be served 1T moments notice.
Everything vii! be in nice trim for
Court week, and visitors are solici ted
20 call and be served. Look out for
the sign at "Briggmann's Old Stand"