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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
UNION CONSOLIDATED.
new she Beusssa Folks Got Peeled
On lt.

The bonanza people have been 40
cusea by some Comstockers Of late OF
bearing the north end stocks. A min
ing superintendent and o very promi.
nent mar on the Comstock denies this,
and gives his reasons for his denial
"Ths report is uniounded, I believe,
and for the following reasons Tho
bonanza people took in Union stock at
big prices. Col. Fair paid a million for
5000 shares Of 1t, and his associates
paid proportionatsly for large lots. in.
Guiding several blocks. The fact 10, they
are the worst fooled and worst
hurt men OF all who invested In
Union. They thought they had
Q big thing there and took In oil the
stock which was offered, and at large
figures and tho idea that they are
breaking the market TO get In more 10
absurd. Their every interest lies In sus.
tanning north end values. and they have
sunk millions trying to do 1t. The fact
10, they have all they want, II II 10 good,
and more than they want II 1t IL not
good.
"Why, those fellows backed their
Judgment on Union with their whole for.
tunes. You see, they struck II 10 Sierra
Nevada, and followed It down to the
220O level, and there II bad widened and
dsepsnsd till II showed we'll. and indlca-
tons were that II made south. They
stopped out up to the Union line. and II
was considered Q sure thing that tho
bell Of the pear hung over the fence !
and 90, when the time came. they ran
that crosscut from the drift south. II
hit nothing. Union fell, and 1t fell
hsavier on them than On all other invest
OH. Il not only fell. but kept falling.
and they got under to hold 1t up. and
lost heavily.
"Thsn they went to stopping south
from the line. The ore body reached
precisely Ave feet beyond the line and
was cut of as squarely at that point a.
perpendicular rocks could cut It. It In
not the frst time ore bodies have ended
In that way on the Comstock, to my
certain knowledge.
"The bonanza men are not bearing
Union. It IL said there 10 ore In tho
winzs from tho $500 level. There may
DO, but there certainly was not Saturday
morning when tho report started
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
Dollar Coln.se-searclty OF silver.


WASHINGTON. July S0.-The coinage
Of standard silver dollars will this month
fall between GOO. 900 and 700. 900 short
Of the minimum amount fixed BY law
1000. 900 monthly. The deficiency Will
be due to the fact that on the Let Of July
the stock OF silver bullion at the Ban
Francisco and Carson City mints had
been 90 much reduced that there was
nothing to commence work upon. Since
then II has been impossible 10 procure
bullion for those minis. Up 10 June 80
work Was pushed forward continually at
the Philadelphia and New Orleans mints.
60 as to run the coinage up to the 2.000.-
900 required for that month. The mint
ct Philadelphia will DO run night and
day during August to make up the dsd-
cisncy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

NxAr AND ArrlAcrIvr.-The display
OF satablss which J. P. Becker makes in
his restaurant and sets before his friends
il most tempting. and he has an apps-
1tisine way OF serving them up. too. NO
sticky knives. or forks with ranches be-
tween the tines. or spoons that hate
water, to DO seen about the premises.
And then the bread and rolls and pies
and cakes, and all that class OF edibles'
are nrst.olass. By the way. ho delivers
the same kinds to his customers all ovsr
town. See notice.
eAx TuRxEY and Dave Clarke have
returned from Lake Tahoe. looking sui.
.ncisntly sunburned to satisfy the most
.eI.ctine. They say they had . good
time and gained . pound a day during
.thsir Absence. The hotels around the
Ale are crowded with people. mostly
from Virginia City and Gold Hill.
Assssxxxr.-Ths Original Keystone
has levied IN assessment OF Is cents
per share, delinquent September !. Sec
o@cial notos In another column.
D. n. JAcxsox. Of the North BONANZA
and Iowssy, % beck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
CeIsdesias Picnic.

The picnic Of the csledonisn Club Is
the event to which the ~fun-lovins people
Of the Comstock are now looking for.
ward. As the picnic will take place
August 9. the time 10 not now far dis.
tant. The Calsdonisns { busily en-.
gagged In psrfeoting their arrangements,
and every feature advertised will DO car.
ried out 10 the letter. The many games
and races will make one very full day Of
sport. The Carson Guard are practis.
Ing daily on the ground. and expect to
get that big prize for bullssyes. Our
Gold Hill boys will make them win Il.
however. before they get Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
Mise OF wealth.

The Wholesale and retail store Of J. 4
J. B. Mallon, Virginia, u literally q
mine Of wealth to thoss In want Of fresh
family groceries and provisions, for re-
tail. or consumption. The stock offered
includes . large line Of fancy groceries
which are most delicious, and some OF
which are very rare. Then the crook.
cry and glassware OF all kinds and quail.
ties are abundant. The prices put upon
all these articles, and . thousand Others
left unmsntioned, are the very lowest
possible, giving purchasers the benefit
OF recent reduction. See notice else.
where.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

MrxrHIs, July s0.-Early yesterday
morning Colonel Cameron, with his de-
tail Of colored soldiers, took possession
Of the grounds that had been selected
for the establishment Of Q camp. and
o o had l25 tents erected. The hrst
train with refugees left at 8 o'clock p. y.
The policy Of the authorities. 10 iurnish
rstions only TO those who are In camps,
will DO strictly observed. All mail mat.
ter leaving this city will b thoroughly
disinfectsd. under the personal super
vision Of the inspecting ofaosrs OF the
National Board OF Trade.
The camp has been named Camp
Marks, In honor OF the Governor. The
Howard Association has detailed ten I'D.
ditionsl nurses to duty. The weather
has greatly intsrfsrsd with the removal
Of the poor.
Four deaths from yellow fever have
been reported by the undsrtaksrs today,
Ada Hicks (oolored). Easter Otsy
(colored), Bridget Twomsy and John
Twomey. A colorsd man named Wiggin
also died today.
An aged negro named Bully Melon.
aid, who had been left In charge Of Mrs.
Allison's residence, near the north gate
Of Elmwood cemetery, was found dead
this morning. Some unknown person
murdered him.
NEW ORLEANS, July 80. No new
cases were reported today In the city. A
little child, brought here sick on Sunday
night from Morgan City. has the black
vomit and will die. The work OF distn.
fscting the city IL going on vigorously.
In the Fourth District every place has
been disiniected from the river to Camp
street. and from Seventh to jackson.
Similar work 10 progressing rapidly In
the First and Second Districts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
The walkiug Match.

Preparations for the coming walking
match between Bertha Won Berg and
Madame Tourtsllot are now completed.
The ladies' are training and are now sI'
srcising twelve hours per day. Some
good time may be expected aud already
much interest 10 osnteripg on the match.
The entries for the 25.mils walking
match, which Is . preliminary affair TO
the female pedestrian match, are now
complete. J. Pasoo, the sixth man, hav.
ing entered yesterday morning. The
List now stands IS follows for this match
A. j. Conden, n. E. Kennedy, A. h.
Niles, Alex. B. Hill. G. 3. Wilcox and
]. Pasco. This match will be completed
about the time the women are to begin
their match.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
fipsr's opera House.

Manager Piper deserves the thanks as
we'll o. the liberal support Of the citi.
zsns Of the Comstock. He has entered
into an agreement with Manager Grau
Of the Aimee Opera Bouffs Company
whereby for $4,000 they give four per.
formancss at Pipsr's Opera House, com.
msnoing August II. and continuing
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday even.
ings and q matinee Wednesday. The
company. forty strong. with q full or.
chestra, will appear. The appearance
OF this company at San Francisco has
been o great success, and their coming
here will DO the event OF the season.
Manager Grsu was in Virginia yesterday
and left Q collection Of some fourteen
operas, from which Manager Piper 10 to
select. These selections will be adver.
tised In q day OF 90. 1t is probable that
We shall have "Grand Duchess" ma.
dam Favart' and two Of the others
which have been 20 thoroughly praised
by the San Francisco press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
CHOLERA in lows.

Dusuaus, July ga disease Akin 70
cholera IL raging 81 Center Point, Linn
county, In this State. Fully twenty Per.
sons have died from It. elects during
the past thirteen days, and an equal
number are prostratsd. The disease ID
also raging In Walker, q little town
seven miles from Center Point. several
deaths having occurred there. An order
for forty collins VA rsesivsdfro Csutss
Point today By . Dubuqus undertaken.
The physicians Of Center Point are worn
ont, and the rssidsnts srs Assins from
The plses,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
Arr,,n,a an. Morni.x.

d E Brewster. r W Laidley. Miss b
Harwood. G E HARDWOOD and family. = u
Turnsy. Ellen Mcauckin, Il Bawdsn. W
Wilson. II Roos. J F Lewis. Miss Butler,
Mrs Bates. Miss Curtis, G c Cunningham,
L Z Massey. W R Burns. F Cluggase. I
Mandel. T Goose. n Lockwood. J . Orp.
dorf. T True, D D Clark. Mrs W d Tobsy,
Niss ehsysr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
Departures Last Evesias.

Thos Waters, F Nay. L Gladdins, AT
Wall. C A Gould. Mrs Sanders, s Moore,
d G Fraser. Jas McKennA and wife. Mrs
Barnett. r L Toplitz, J Blake. l. Chal.
msrs. Mrs. E W Boynton. @ c Luhrs, Z
Msndsl and wife. MrsJ Z Mcdonald. Miss
Bessie Rule. W n Eekart and son. + K
Bschtsl, J u barley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

Lissis or shs Market and Les or she
atnes - Ceisael Fair o. b BIS.
uasien - Ophir RsaswinE Her
vigorous work Or Prespsosing-
The Flooded Mises - Beleher's
Programme - Alta aad Jassice
worthy OF Constderasiou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

Tzr,s was quite a brisk sprinkle Of
rain last night about II O'Clock. Early
In the evening . heavy shower. with
considerable lightning. was seen 70 the
eastward, in the direction OF Eureka.
TEE Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company shipped last evening twslvs
bars Of bullion, valued Of ~, SIS. Ths
ophir Company shipped six bars. sssrs-
eating . utls over $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
Appeal from Memphis.

The following telegram explains itself;
MrxPnu, July 2s.-Msrcer otey: No
epidemic. At . meeting Of citizens TO-
day II was resolved to call upon absent
Msmphians to contribute for the poor
aud helpless. but there arc hopes that
We shall not have to ask charity Of the
outsids world. WILL s. Books.
Managing Editor Of the appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
srocx sEPonr.


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100 Raymond Il Ely. I, J ~
so Eureka Con-, Is, IAN
so Jackson. 81
200 Belmont. SOC. 35e
SIS ella, I 80. IL
rs Northern Belle. 4 40
90 Manhattan. 2
500 Leopard. 1. I 10
$50 Grand Prize. Q ~. 81
l5l5 Argsnta, I 20, I 10, l o.
400 NAVAJO. SSc
ass ~Indssendsncs, q 10. q Is
202s Bslls Isls, 4, s 80, 5 IS
o5O Dsy. i5c
500 Hishbridgs, zoe
$50 PaSsdiss, / ~
100 Albion, zoo
100 Wales, A.
400 Nodoc,
22OO North Belle Isle, soc, S5c
9os Rodis no f2a
2o0 Bach,.i. i AZ. ~
$50 McClinton. 1 10. l
gl0 TtogA, > ~ , ~ ~ W. 'io
l00 bed Cloud QUO
270 Sammit. =. 1 W
las bulwvr. ~, ~
las Syndicate. ~. on
205 GoodshAw. 2So
400 Oriental. 40c
10 Bslvidere. s5c
$50 Champion. 6oc. Doe
100 B~lsckhawk. 9sc
500 south Bodis. i5c
935 Booker. 73c. TOO
$50 Richer. SOC
Ass Mono. CO =
100 Con. Pacific. II. ~
100 University. &0c
Gao Jupiter. q ~. AZ
$50 south buiwsr. eae' 'oe
~ VORTEX !Vc' zoe a. ..
1oso vtien.' sve' ,vs' 'vs, S's
~ MAmmo'a, I'M ~
~ uiory' 10
" Marlin white, %
500 Tiptop. gOc. ysc
~ Silver Hing. 6r
slo doidsn Terrs, lse; q.
90 C.isaoniA spisss AN'
oIo Addends's oc' 'Sc' foe
ruis MORNING..
4O5 Ophir. sou
2s5 Mexican, 2ik, 2lk. ga
60 Gould 4 Curry, sA,, 81
2Os Best 4 Belcher. i6
1915 California. 4 30. 4 IS. 4 W
4i0 Savage. l0h. i0S
SIS Con. Virginia. 4 20. 4 6s
375 Chollar. y. 50, 81, . b
100 Potosi. 4 20
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. IL. IN. IN. IN
$40 Crown Point. 4 2o. 4 10
205 Yellow Jacket, IAN. hb
$50 Imperial. I ~. l Is
10 Alpha, i9t
IS Belcher. 8 IS
Us Confidence. 10. lOS
1760 Sierra Nevada. 81, san, IS, 95A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
The Yellow Fever.

.t.rscr4. TO r., soLD IN. DAnr ..vsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

Still sinking the incline below the 1900
level and crosscutting on the 1900 level.
This crossout IL penetrating one vein
matter. the quartz in which sssays very
well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
savage.

The 2lO0 level has been drained and
the water 10 being gradually lowered
toward the 2200 level. The large
pumps arc throwing their full measure
OF water into the Sutro tunnel, and two
donkey pumps are employed in sending
water TO the Combination shaft. where
II II raised to the tunnel level and dis
charged. The south WINE from the
2lOO TO the 2200 level is being repaired
to aid in vsntilating the 1900 level when
IL In reached.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

The slopes. $50 level, are yielding as
usual Of rich rock. Crosscut No. I west.
1900 level. has not yet reached the ore
channel. but il nearing IL rapidly. No. 2.
same level. continues in nice vein mat.
ter carrying streaks Of. ore which assay
well. The formation continues to
strengthen a. 1t il psnstrsted and il OF
eYcellsnt promise. No. 8 east, same
level. IL also cutting strssks OF ore
which assay very well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

The iow Of water in the incline and
from the slopes. 22Oo level. Is about the
same. the decrease being very slight.
Tho air currents which were disarranged
by the connection with the Union shaft
on the 1000 level are becoming some
what settled, and ventilation on the dis.
turbed levels Ia improving gradually.
Work ON the chutss. $500 level, 10 going
ON Al usual,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

The mine has been put In excellent
order, and sinking in the winzs from
the 2l5O level 10 making good progress.
The winzs has now attained . depth Of
65 feet on the slope below the also
level, the bottom in . mixture Of clay
and porphyry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
ror,nan SHAFT.

The Union shaft Is averaging 3 feet
per day In additional depth. Ventilation
in 1t has very much improved since its
connection with the drift north from the
Ophir incline on the 1000 level. The
connection between the shaft and the
raise from the east drift on Sierra Ne.
vada 1000 level 10 80 nearly made that
raising has been stopped as dangerous
to the workmsn. The work OF excava.
ting for the big pumping engine and Of
laying the foundation for the pump
hoist progresses well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30


There are no material changes to 70.
port In either the crosscut west, $50
level, or that east from the top Of the
raise from that level. Both continue to
encounter lively quartz but not Of q mil.
ling quality.
The ground in the face Of the north
lateral drift on the 750 level continues
hard blasting. A little more quartz 10
coming in. The south lateral drift
shows no change Of interest to report.
ns. Heed 4 vaneeuver.
sun drifting toward the ledge on the
400 level; length Of driit. $50 feet.
The ground encountered haa been softer
Of late.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

Resumption OF work In the face Of
the drift north, 240O level, has been do.
layed by repairs on the 2l35 level OF the
Con. Imperial, which have interfered
with proper ventilation, the drift being
very hot. The air pipes for blowers
and compressed air are all ready for use.
but the heat has hindered operations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

The flow Of hot water recently en-
oountsred In the face Of the crosscut'
1000 level. has greatly decreased and II
now easily handled by the pumps'
Work in the face will soon be resumed
The WINE Is making good progress be
low the 1900 level. and by the last oil
the week will reach the 1900 level. Ar
increase Of water has been encountered
Of late, but It is easily handled. Nc
change in the quartz penetrated.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-16
The Mexican T. ade.

The deputatiOn of American business trad
ers now in Mexico report that great interest
is there taken in the project TO establish more
Intimate commercial relations between the
two countries. The inducements held out
by the Mexican government are said to be
satisfactory and our business men are greatly
pleased at the outlook. There would seem
to be no good reason why we cannot supply
the Mexican market In many respects as well
as it can be done by England, France, or
Germany, countries which now command
nearly all the trade of our Southern neighbor.
The opening would certainly be OF great ad-
vantage to as as setting up another market
tor cur surplus productions and the wares
turued out by our manufacturing industries,
aud presenting new field Tor the judiclous
employment of American capital and skill.
1t cannot well be other than benefit to
Mexico, for it will'gve her the use of capital
which she sorely needs, aud enable her 10
take advantage of the great natural facilities
OF her soil. The desire of the Mexican gov
eminent is to open new railway system,
building line across the country from ocean
to ocean, to develop her mining interests, and
10 improVe.ber soil. All this calls for money
and she looks to us for the means.
A few years ago our capitalists aud specu-
lators would not have cared to make any in-
vestmenls OF undertake any enterprises in
Mexico; for neither life nor property was Sc
cure there, The country was a country OF
brigands. A great change has como about of
late. The Dlaz government is thought to be
firmly established, social order has been re-
stored, the lawless classes are under control,
AMI the industrial outlook is better than ever
before. There are yet risks to be taken, it is
true, bat our adventurous people will have
little hesitation in taking them.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-16

WASHINGTON specials. say that Mr.. Can
non, the Utah delegate, is arguing strongly
against the enforcement Of the polYgamy act
of 1862, just declared constitutional ny the Su-
preme Court. He contends that the Govern
meut, by allowing this act to remain dead
letter, has justly barred itself from sudden
action under it. He urges The great hard
ships that will ensue il families are TO be
broken up and children born since 1862 are
declared illegitmate. He thinks that by
lenient action the Government can now cas-
lily assert its power in the future in Utah and
enforce this particular law. But for the past,
from 1862 to this time, be wants Congress to
pass an amnesty act, declaring that the act
OF 1862 shall not take effect till so declared by
the act of amnesty. After that the Mormons
would not make complaint, and he thinks the
law would be generally regarded. He argues
that under the difficult circumstances sur
rounding the case it would be a wise step for
Congress to take advantage OF the situation,
10 show the Mormous that it is disposed to
deal as leniently as possible, and at the same
time give such notice as none could misun
dertand for the future, that the law of 1867
will hereafter be vigorously enforced.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-16
no the Stockholders OF the Port.
land Water Company

vEyHE undersigned having been requested in writ
4 ing BY two, or Uore, ct the Boari OF irect rs
Of said Company to call SPECIAL meeting # the
ST OK holders Of sal Company for the pur lose set
forth in call You are hi by Dotified meet
al the Office of the Pot'and Water Company, NJ. 33
Plum street, Portland, Maine, Thur. day,
January @2 tS' 9, at 40 O'Clock IA. lsa. to
act upon the TO lowing business, viz;
/ FIst-ro choose Moderator
Second-Io choose CLERK of said meeting and for
sai corporation.
Tbird- 10 if said rporatiop viii accept the act
Of the Legs AZURE approved January s. 1875 and any
other act, or acts, of The Legislature heretofore
passed touching SAID Comp4nV.
Fourth-ro see if the S ockuolders will authorize
the issue of bonds to the am0ant of two huudte
thous and dollars au no lied by the Ot Legislature
approved January s, 1879. and he making and exc
cuton OF a mortgage of the pyoper'y, estate and
franchises OF said Company 10 ecu sad bonds
Fit ih-1o see whar acion the stockholders will
take relative to the complexion of second main pipe
from Sebago Lake to the city of Port and.
ID. W. CLARK,
President Portland Water Com panv.
jan15d
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-16

IF we are to believe the Democratic wit
nesses called by the Potter committee, the
negro is terrorizing Louisiana aud riding
about like Death on a white horse, frighten-
ing the poor whites out of their scanty wits.
But no one is really expected to believe that
story. Democrats are only required to make
believe they believe.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-16
COPARTNERSHiP.
DiSssNyYtiNu.

s: !; ;::;: :;
a. sA ! g. ~ labels, Caveats, Assign
ments, Lnterterences e.
promptly attended TO. INVENTIONS that have been
!: {; !; ;i :;
searches, and secure Pat
tents more promptly and with broader claims thar
those WhO are rem ote from Washington
VENR .;; ;::; !: !:
- ~ As - ~ - ara advise as to pa
tentabi!ity All cor
respondence strictly confidential, Prices low, EED
NO CssA BGE UNLESS PATENT Ea
SECUREga.
We refer to officials In the Patent Qf1ce and to
Inventors in every State the Union.
G. A SNOW u CO..
0pposite Patsmt oacs Washingtoa. D. c.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-16
LOST AND FOUND

Lost.
TUESDAY forenoon, between State and Exchange
4 slreeis. the sum OF Sa3 The fuder will be
sui abis rewarded on eavIng the same at
jan15d3t* No 742 CONGRESS ST., City.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-16
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE.

ATTENTION is called by the Chicago
Tribune to the fact that, of the SO Senators
who voted tor the salary grab, every one Of
them has been retired to private life except
two-Bayard and Ransom. Not one of the
other 81 is now a Senator. OF the 20 Re-
publican Senator'S who voted for that robbery
not one has been reelected.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-16
Cumberland County Organization of
Reform Clubs
GRAY CORNER,
Thursday and Friday. .san. 20 q 81, 1879.


Fully realizing the good results ari-ing from our
earnest ald persistent abors the great and good
work Ill which we are eng aged iu rescung aud re-
storing to manhood all those are addicted LC
strong drink, and alsD of making hom and fami
lies happy, which were once aud unhappy by the
Dem. hun. 1T is earnestly ped that all the Club,
IN The County vii be fully represented and avail
new impetus in order to make progress in fur.
thering his good cause of Temperance.
lhe citlzens f GRAY will give all hearty welcome
and viii cdier for all delegates. cord al invitation
is extended To Cubs throughout the State; 50 tC
al who are or wish 10 become friends ana workers
i'll his noble Temperance work.
Arrangements ha e bten made With the railroads
for the 70 lowing rates: Name Central fr IN Port
la d to Gray Corner ami return, 81 80; Port and &
Ogden, burg, one tare; Grand rfu k, one fare !
c. HARDING, President.
F. W. THAYER, Secretary.