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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
The Orphans Fair.

The fair for the benefit Of the Or.
phans. under care Of the Sisters Of
Charity, Virginia. and which Is being
held at National Guard Hall. is being
we'll patronized, as 1t should DO. There
should exist no necessity to plead the
u OF these helpless ones. Every
dollar givsa the Sisters for their main.
tenaucs will save the taxpayers many
times the amount. and instead OF these
children being houseless and homeless
in this world and running into all kinds
Of iniquities, to become criminals at last
as well as paupsrs, they are now edu.
Gated and raised to be good moral citi.
Gems. 1t pays to help the Sisters feed
the hungry and cloths the naked, even
as q timely investment; but the greatest
reward will come with tho Inasmuch
az 20 have done it unto the least OF
these" etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
New Ocean Cable.

HALIFAX, November 6.-Ths cable
steamer Faradsy has laid the telegraph
cable for the new French company DO.
tween Brsst and St. Pierre and 10 now
laying . cable between the latter place
and Cape Cod. The ship was In the
heavy gale Of last week, but kept stead.
lily at work. The cable was buoyed 200
miles from Cape Cod on Sunday night.
The Fsraday arrived here yesterday.
The recent gale % q Of the most
violent ever experienced OF Masdsline
Islands. Vessels were driven ashore,
stock drowned and dwellings wrecked.
At White Haven . dozen vessels went
ashore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06

The annual shooting Of the Washing
ton Guard took place today at their
shooting range, and tonight the prizes,
which are numerous and valuable. will
Be distributed at Cooper's Hall. After
the distribution there will DO q social
dance. Members Of all military compa-
mics are invited to participate In the
exercises and festivities OF the occasion.
The weather. which for . day or two
has been very threatening. has Gained
up and the sun has been today summer
ish In its ardsncy. Still there are indi-
cations in the heavens OF . change.
John Mullen and II, Daguon. more
familiNly known As Pacific Nike"
two insane men, were last evening sent
to Stockton. having been declared H.
sane.
Tomorrow evening o grand ball will
b given by the Volunteer Fire Depart
mont OF Sutro. at the school.house
Tickets. admitting . gentleman and
ladies. 81 80.
virginis's drummer ordinance is being
tested. r. Nathan Is the tester and tho
United States Court. Carson, is to decide
the matter on writ Of hsbsas corpus.
The second anniversary ball Of the
Exempt Firsmen's Association will be
given at National Guard Hall. on
Thanksgiving night, November "a.
Coroner Brodsk left for San Francisco
last night. During his absence Justice
Moses will attend to the business Of his
Office for him.
W. 8. Symonds has dlsd sfidavit that
at least $500 worth Of work has been
done upon the Con. washos claim for
she year 1879.
Lonksy i Smith have 6led . lien
AGAINST the East Bonanza for 1899 Oh
for lumber furnished - original CON-
Sfactors.
Clarence King has gone East. He
will not return to sein his work on the
csmstoek before ns1t Spring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Pioneer Fair.

Yesterday afternoon the ladies en-
gagged in getting up the fair and festival
for the Pioneers met at Pioneer Hall.
Virginia. Everything Is moving along
satisfactorily, and the ladies are deter.
mined to do something hand.
some for the "0ld Boys" All who
wish to contribute anything for the fair
can do 10 by handing their contribu.
tons to Mrs. w. Hy Doane OF Gold
Hill or to Mrs. Shields Of Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
/ BLOCKADE THAT SHOULD BE
RAISED.

The ecress from the sy'tsm Of waste material
through the natural channels should be rem.
dersd free. without loss Of time, when . block.
sde IL produced By m attack Of constipation
disorder which II II becomes chronic, 10 pro.
revere headaches. nausea. dyspepsia. the usual
concomitsnts NJ the malsdy mentioned. all In
dica,s that the bodily functions are materially
interfersd with. Hoststters Bltters 10 particu.
iarly efncac,ous In cases OF this sort, and rem.
ders the habit Of body perfectly regular. ill.,
osthsrtics, which are we'll calculated 70 drench.
but unhappily also to weaken the intsstines.
We ssy unhappily, since such medicines are the
iayorits resources OF many III advised persons,
who resort 70 them upon the most rival occa.
sion, and greatly to their discomfort and injury.
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psparsures last Evesisv.

l. sisbenhsuer. C d McDutfy, N Deg.
nan. O " Hinton. ] Mullen. Il 7 Brodek.
J Clark. A n Cummings. J Enish. r
Kirman. RIP Fraser. Monte Chase. Chas
Kelly. T Gosse and wife, J MeDougall.
J 8 Kaneeu. Mrs Scott, J I%vaneovich. S
Rossner. Judge Cole, Captain Howard. II
Rossnsr. Miss sprague. Charles Queen.
Patterson Matthew. Miss Murphey. J T
AleIanda, J Hanna. A Mcintosh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Grant st Home.

GALrsA, November 6.-Gensral Grant
and party reached here at $50 o'clock
yesterday sitsrnoon. The reception here
at his old homo was one to Be long re-
msmbsrsd, as the greatest good will and
affection characterized the meeting.
Every building was lavishly decorated,
and elaborate arches were erected In
several streets. The procession made .
circuit OF the town, and the school
children sung America" in front Of
Grants family church. Finally the pro.
cession stopped at . platform. where .
formal greeting was extended by state
Senator Mcclellan. to which the Gene
raj replied - follows;
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Citizens Of
aalenA: Il 10 with some embarrassment
that I reply 70 your welcome. which 70
sxsssdiueiy gratifying 70 M. But It u
dl@suls Tor me to reply To what ] hare
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Two Suicides in ArIsons.

PHGSrx. A. T., November CIV. +.
Gsislsr suicidsd- here IN Monday night
by shooting himself. The body was
found yesterday. morning. north OF
town. leaning against q fence In 9 sitting
posture. Deceased was we'll known Ia
Visalis and was lately In business In Al
ameda. where be leaves q family.
A Herald Tucson special says that Ed.
ward Jennings, Q native OF Brooklyn.
N. Y. suicided at that city on Monday.
He procured a Winchester ride. took OF
his boots and socks, tried q string to- the
trigger aud one Of his toes. rested the
muzzle against his cheek and 6red.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
uappiness at Cost.

People can be happy right here in
Gold Hill; there Is no doubt about that.
8. Aronson has fine clothes enough to
make everybody 30. and he sells them ut
such prices as to make them all happier
still. There 10 no mistake about this,
AZ will bs seen by prices set opposite ar.
ticles in his advertisement In another
column. His assortments are complete,
and full lines in all departments will DO
found at his store, 1913 Main street. He
got his goods at . bargain and Is giving
the benefit VI It to his customers. All
are invited to call and examine bis stock,
whether they want to purchase or not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Is Youn LIrs WORTH TEN CENTS ,

Sickness prevails s~vsrywhsrs, and everybody
complains OF sous disease during their life.
when sick. the object 10 70 get we'll o to
az plainly that no psrson In this world that
10 suffering with dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and its effects. such - Indigestion, Costive-
R Sss. SCI saivi h:sss'a q s e. H ssSI.i S:DI s:.ss
Spirits. Biliousness, etc., can take 1n1ss's
Auausf Flown without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this. 20 to your druggist
and got . sample bottle for 10 cents and Try Il.
Regular siss. Is cents. Two doses will relieve
you. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Inquess.

Last evening Judge Moses. in the
absence OF Coroner Brodek, held an In.
quest as to the death Of James Prout.
killed yesterday at the Chollar.N orcross.
Savage shaft. The testimony was not
cumulative, and the circumstances Of the
case were fully detailed In yesterdays
report in the Nrws. The jury returned
q verdict Of accidental death and found
no blame attaching to any one, a. the
fall Of the plank was purely q fortuitous
occurrence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
In Luck.

Mention was made in the News . few
days AGO Of . beautiful gold nugget
found BY DR.. Holdsworth in his blue
lead gravel claim at Milton, Sierra
county. California, which weighed over
a pound and . quarter. DR.. Holds.
wor,h's claim adjoins that Of The Con
solids,ed Gravel Mining Company,
owned by Phil. Smith, 9. F. kellogg
aud others here in Gold Hill and IN Cal
iforpis. They feel that they = in luck
to be 30 neal to whore there Is soms-
thing good.
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huiclde.

MERcEp. November ga Frsnchman
named Marsots, . former resident OF
this town, shot himself through the
head yesterday at Indian 9ulch, Mari
posa county. Death snsued instantly.
He was q cabinet maker and carried on
Q shop In this town three OF four years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06

James Prout was buried today By the
Odd Fellows and Miners Union OF Viz.
giuis. The funeral was largely attended
By the brethren Of the fraternitiss. and
the citizens generally testified their re-
gard for the deceased BY . general at'
tendance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
SYRUP or FIGS.

Cures BIiousnsss. Constipation. etc. II
clesnsss the system and puriass the blood. II
Il prompt pursauvs. and y very pleasant 70
the TASTE. For sals by III druggists, n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
A,,,v.,. shis norni.x.

Mrs @ W Harrison. Mrs J Sterling, ]
Ward. W W Curno. II II Hogan. + Van
Hewitt. George Hoasland. 7 Nugent. Mrs
Murphy. Mrs German. Rev E Graham. L
R Davis. Mrs. J Rosa, 8 ogg, W s Reilin,
II Hill, II n Mason. II Block and wife.
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SIS Market Street,
I'm SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
no PATENT, NJ PAY.


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q. II. GALLUP.

O. Il. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oaifos.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps oonssantly on hand al
fsyorite brands Of Imported Cigar. choice bit
ciesrs, ali kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schaum pipes, school books and stationary Of
ali descriptions, me CUTLERY. and toys ann fancy
aoodr Of all kinds sp38
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PResCRRrlON z

For TIE .pssdy Cure Of Seminal Weakness.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06

The best Of wines, liquors and cigars
can be still found at aibson's saloon
the same quality, In fact. which was
passed over the bar when Il was q two.
bit saloon. The place was never more
popular. never better kept or better APP
p~reciated. Gibson fipgs to the public
bis invitation to call and see him through
his advertisement In another column.
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6eH A weak IN your own tOwu. - ousas
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bus1nses q Which persons Of either sex can
nsts gsai pay ~ The time thsy wosk. vhts
W sas :. HSLLIrs 90. Psss,ssA, ~.
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EMPLOYED TO-
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ARE rNpoRsRD By TIE BEST No.
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ssnd and see what thors say Who hsys
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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-31
NUMBER 40.

coneourses Of spectators attend as Mr..
Jerome and his coufreres expected would
flock to the scene. The misealculation
was made in regarding the transient
crowds of Coney Island as though in
such place as Long Branch or Sara
toga, and counting upon their patrOniz-
ing the turf for temporary change Of
pastime. Those crowds, being really
New York and Brooklyn people, only
away from their city homes for few
hours, and able to behold all the racing
they care TO see in its regular city sea-
sons, do not care to look at running
horses when they have come to bathe
and dine at the seaside for an afternoon.
As the Chancellor (Runyon) at Tren-
ton has sustained Attorney General
Stockton's argument against the eoDsti-
tutionality of last years legislative act
in New Jersey, making writ of error a
writ Of right in capital cases, the writ of
this kind in behalf OF Mrs Smith and
Cove Bennett does not avail to bring
their case before the Court OF ErrOrs and
Appeals, and the Jersey City courts
must now change the date to which the
pair were sentenced for execution. The
Chancellor's decision rules that applica-
tion for new trial must 90 first to the
Supreme Court, whence, upon approval,
it may be carried to the Errors and APP
peals. No doubt this protracted process
involves greater perils for the prisoners,
as being more deliberate in legal form,
and without much chance of influence
from outside sentiment. For this very
reason, however, popular sympathy in
this city and across the Hudson is in
cited to fresh fervOr for the hapless cul-
prits, and the case comes anew into an
Imated general discussion. AUGUST.
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Green's grasp aud flung IL away, outside
the ring of spectators who had gathered
aud were watching the encounter with
intense interest.
No one interfered, because every man
there felt that Stoddard had right to
punish Green if he had lied about him,
and they were inclined to think be had.
So the contest went on for a few mo-
ments without much harm being done
on either side, when Frank succeeded in
planting terrible blow in Green's face,
which seemed to madden the latter,
who, reeling backward, began TO feel in
his breast pocket. But Frank was
watching, and the instant the pistol ap-
peared, he fell upon him and tore it
from his hand before he could fairly
make resistance. Then the blows fell
fast and furious, till Green, unable to
defend himself longer, aud feeling abso-
lutely terrified by the fury OF his autag-
onist, fell PROSTATE. Our friend bent
over him, and ascertaining that he was
not seriously injured, said, sternly:
"Now, will you acknowledge that you
lied ,"
'Yes, if you'll let me up, I'll tell the
truth about it," groaned the bruised
coward and bully, who was then per-
mittei 10 rise.
"Nows tell these gentlemen the facts, 8"
said Stoddard, so imperiously that the
fellow felt compelled to do as he was
told, though he cast a longing, wicked
look after his revolver.
"Well," said he, sullenly, "you've got
the best of me, and can't help myself;
but it was Talbot's lie, not mine He's
trying to get revenge on the girl because
she wouldn't have him"
Every well, sir" said Stoddard.
'Tve done with you now, provided you
behave yourself; but if you ever ven
ture to utter this slanderous lie again,
I'll make you regret it, if hear Of it,
you may be sure, and he walked away,
erect and seornful, amid the exultation
of the men who, before he came, had
lent willing ear to his slanderer. That
wretched-looking person found no
sympathy as he collected his property
and sneaked away, vowing in his heart
that Captain Talbot might in future
fight his own battles, with a boxer like
Stoddard, at least, and the discomfited
bully pulled his hat lower over his eyes
to hide their condition.
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"wAITIse FOR MOrHER.,

Inc Old man SITS i'm his easy-chair,
Hloihucflng the moments away
bIetiill ng a dream that is all his own
Oh luls gladSOme, peaceful day.
MS children have gathered from farand near
his children's children beside
ana merry voices are echoing through
The "HOmestead'sn halls So wide
But far away in the years long flown
Grandfather lives again
And his heart fOrgets that 70 ever knew
shadow Of grief and pain;
For he sees his wife as he saw her then
matrOn, eomely and fair
With her children gathered around his hoard
And never vacant chair.
Oh, happy this dream Of thea Auld Lang Svne-,r
or the years long slipped away,
And the old mans lips have gathered a smile,
And his heart grows young and gay.
But kiss falls gently upon his brow
From his daughter lips SO true.
Dinner is ready; and, father dear,
We are only waiting for yOu!"
The old man wakes at his daughters call
And he looks at the table near.
There's one of US missing. my child, - he SAYS:
ave will wait ill mother is here-n
There are tears in the eyes of his children then
As they gaze on an empty chair;
For many a lonely year has passed
Since mother" sat with them there.
But the old man pleads still, wisttully:
''We must wait for mother, You know!"
And they let him rest in his old armchair
TIL at last the sun sinks low;
Then. leaving smile for the children here,
He turns from the earth away,
And has gone 10 mother" beyond the skies,
With the close Of the quiet day
IN. Y. Independent.