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Commercial Printing.

We keep in stock full line OF CONNER
cial Stationery, which we are prepared to
furnish in any style desired. Envelopes,
Cards, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill
Heads Checks, Drafts, Notes, Statements,
Bills Of Lading, Dray Books, Shipping
Books and all other variety OF work need
ed by business men furnished on short
notice. Printing for Salt Furnaces and
Coal Companies, a specially.
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Contracts have lately been made
for the transportation of wheat from
Chicago to Liverpool for thirty cents
per hundred pounds, which is equal
to eighteen cents per bushel, the
lowest charge ever made.
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Love is a game of pitch and catch.
He throws his affections and she
generally catches them on the first
bounce. In the end, both fetch up
at the "home base"
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The ao.@sn Liz .. :. ~ Pad
Work. y assn,ttsc,. IS two M q il. ariies--
gi.ss ae'ifaSes ITi.ifoAfi. EFeshi'x. far'rtcy';
IT'S marvellous In lis prompt and radical cnrr =
every species of Liygii AMI 'sroMAcii G..ieu.---.
the seat OF most all diseases.
1T is worn over the vittlS, Liver anil Siorilrh.
1Tremoses torpidty oitls IHyer, gives tone 70 The
Stomach; sryes.iq JfImskia!ion md ram ly giving
1t the natural quantity OF bile and gastric juices.
1T also ritl.izes iae e...,fs syssih wi.a "a:i:es
tue tont.
1T arrests all deleriosacd and p6is ,nnu, a,ids 10
the Stomach, md this prevents Lie.r enLrring tbs
systenby way determinations.
IT abaust;s foih the liojy every particle ofblond.
poison, whether bilious, niaarnl or intdeial and
leaves the weiirer In perfect health.
1T IL the most wonderful discovery Of the nine
tctnih century, and marks new eEa IN ii. history
ofmedtal science. ~
IT Is i3es insDrss,.akly proved r thou
nsa Lit~ aai Stomach Pad viii da GN Iaf
isciataeiIorh. N will are Fsptr and dgHt, BIZ.
ioas Disc.fs-t, Lirtr Cdafiaiaks, Intermittent Ft'
~, Ps,ieti;si hssiseh.', 2yshfpga, Agge Gekt,
M,aralsi', kiisey 7Sottiss, Lrssgaler leiioa q
tie IeSr'. R5rat,fasisr, al kinds Of Female Wax.
sc&s, Sas lieGsGe8r. .Lassago. Siatica, Pain in
SID, Box, ,Sf0Maf, Shoulders and laSeitS, Bilious
Cello, BlioMs DidyrkGa, Eif.
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send for ogr pamphlet, giving extended inonna'
ton and fesiiwoHidIs.
Caution to the Public. -B,-aye If IoirRoai
rai Jraadilfpi iiitali,A. yoycnf SION ne RHrksty
6esS,Ris, ai'f cf diprHtnreys he s0LfoH
ne rffktaiioN u he ,esiatgt. By none cut hf
Holman Pad, etc.
Descriptive Price List.
Regular Pad--Sloo; Incipent diseases Of
stomach and Liver, first stage5 Chills and
Fever, etc.
Special Pad $500; Chronic Liver and Stomach
DSoraerst Of every iorm, also Malaria,
BilinuBi,ess, etc.
xxx Pad or Spleen Bolt-ssoo; Is intended
TO cover Stomach. Liver and Spleen, and Is
4 sovereign remedy for all chronic troubles.
Infant Pad-Si.so; Preventive and Cure Of Chol.
era lnfantlni, Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever,
Summer Complaints etc.
Body Pinsters-sor. l For Nervous and
Foot "pplr-sos. thtS@ing Of oSsirse.!
AS os, osa Se.. SAT- st. E Es.s S
numhntss Of extreniiirs, etc.
Sent by mail, free Of pos,ar. on receipt Of price.
Whoiesalr and Retail DEPOT,
No. IN. Charles ST., Baltimore, Md.
RINGwA1.r & HALL. Agents.
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BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Those who have books or pamphlets to
print, can have such work done in good
style at this Office.
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Experiments in coffee growing
have met with such success in Flor.
ida that it is now proposed to add
Il this 10 The list Of productions of that
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WEDDING INVITATIONS.

Our office is especially equipped for this
kind OF work, and parties desiring wedding
invitations printed, are invited to call and
see our samples. A large stock Of We'd
ding papers always on hand.
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Poster Printing.

We prepared to do hand-bill printing
from double-sheet poster, down to the
smallest dodger. Programmes printed in
the best styles known.
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The short-sighted policy Of the
State is failing toproperly encourage
immigration, is serious mistake
Every immigrant, of the right kind,
adds very materially to the wealth of
the State, and instead of the paltry
sum Of five hundred dollars, appro-
pria,ed BY. the Legislature, there
should be thousands Of dollars ex.
pended in inducing persons to come
here. Western States understand
the value Of immigration, and their
agents are atevery port, ready to in
duce them to go with them. We
hope to see an advance in public SEN
timent in this respect; a wise, judi
cious and liberal policy adopted by
the State, and then we will see the
resources of the State properly and
rapidly developed.-New Martinsuille
Messenger.
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THE HOLMAN
Liver { Stomach Pad
AND
ar Medicinal Absorptive
q BODY G. FOOT PLAsTERs
AND e
3 ABSORPTION SALT
2 for Baths.
Care Without Medicine. Simply BY Abiorption, re
Best ius,. Stomach and Spleen Doctor
In the World.
Facts for the Public!

The SliHidfH and
Lirer are the sourc.
es of 1'tgor and
kndHh-it kept in u
healthy condition.
T,Htye Is no kHo;pa
rtmedy Maf igM -
promptly ard e.
riSnily hSRSe a
kadiily STOMACH
ard LiyII, and $,
thoroughly fottify
the system eya6si
the i,idden changes
lof cinilalt, asAs
Il wonderful, viializ
ling, health giving
II HelmrR Lif;er q. .
lseaaed Pod III.
iR,so q s,,rei
tire Of Gi.Sase. 10
sciER5hy a.
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.The Lesser Of Two Evils"

She was trifle shrewdish looking,
but by the aid ola few tears and the
withdrawal of few hair-pins she
managed to appear disheyeled and
distressed.
"John Jones'" said Justice Wan
dell, to the little man peeping at her
from the folds Of his cravat, "Jobn
Jones, you left your true and lawful
wife and gadded in parts unknown.
Are you ready to'return to your do.
mestic duties, or must ! commit
you?"
John took a side.long glance at the
complainant, and muttering audibly:
"That depends"
swell, John, step up to her." said
the court, encouragingly. sshake
hands and state conditions"
John hesitated, took half a step
and raised his hand in ashaky, spas.
motto way. She grabbed it and held
on for dear life. When he shuddered
and edged away she chung all the
tighter.
Susan said he, aef we iine com.
pany agin you'll cleve t me through
thick an'>thin?"
II will, John"
"There'll be no more bob.tailed
dinners and shortcut suppers at
homer"
mo, Joha."
"You won't heave the stove lid,
dear, or cut up with the rolling pin?'
mo, John"
"You'll be there all the timer"
eyes, John"
Gan the baby'll be there7n
Eyes, John"
"Will your mother be there, too,
dear2"
Sometimes, John"
"By gum, ] thought sol That set
ties it. Judge, you may make out
them papers right away. Send me
up, foraigood SPELL And let them
papers be stiff and solid, too, Judge,
or that old woman she calls her moth.
er'll yank me out on a habeas corpus"
There was no compromise.
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COUNTY COURT BILL.
CHAPTER LIX.

AN ACT to establish 9 county court md
board Of commissioners for the county
OF Mason, under the thirty-iourth sect
ion OF the eighth article Of the constitu-
ton OF the State OF West Virginia, in lieu
OF the present county court Of said
county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Cous,y Comnissioaers.

There was . special meeting OF the
Board Of County Commissioner at 7:so
las. evening. to look over the bids for
furnishing certain hospital supplies and
award the coutrsot-prsssnt, Chairman
Hazeltipe and q full board. The com.
mittee to whom had been referred
the bids reported them to be
as follows: Joseph Demling, 81.
1856 So /; Hatch Bros. Sl,746 81; Rich.
ard Mercer, Sl.s06 Stewart i Co..
Sl,s27 63; WIN. Krause, sl,855 40; E.
Dickman, Sl.7ss AZ. The contract was
awarded to Joseph Dsmling, he being
the lowest bidder.
Bills were allowed al follows : o.
S~choenemsn. interpreting. IS Virginia
Ice Company. ice for hospital. Sl2 90
NJ. O'Connell. milk. INDECENT, 81 IS
Stephen wilkin. 49l IS; (this bill was
allowed as above at the meeting Tues.
day, and wrongly reported at S795 % y
Joseph Fredericks. glass, etc.. for roof
Of courthouse. S65 75; Gold Hill NEWS.
SIG.
Adjourned till 1880 P. NJ. Friday. No.
vember llth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Tn. 81. Johu.. Church Fair.

The attendance at the fair last night
was q still increasing one, and there
was an increase Of interest. The ladies
are doing all in their power to contribute
to the enjoyment Of those present and
to make the fair the success II ought to
There is little soliciting done,
as indeed ought to be the case. each Wis.
itor being allowed the privilege OF decid.
ing for himself, freed from over urgent
demands upon his purse and good ma.
ture. The tables are well furnished and
we'll served, and the little ones. as we'll
a. the big ones. have their individual
states and interests gratitied. Tonight
the entertainment will be varied by read.
ing, recitation and music. Mrs. Brown
De Forest and Miss Lamphrsy Of Vir.
Rinia, with others. having kindly con.
scented to give their services for that
purpose. Bear In mind that ladies are
admitted free, and you are ct liberty to
bring all your sisters and your cousins
and your aunts. provided they are all
ladies. You will find plenty OF good
things to feast upon at reasonable rates,
lots Of pleasing novelties to gaze upon.
and the best looking ladies will do the
agreeable and mako you feel as though
you were at q social family party. The
extra attractions tonight will draw q
large crowd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
LETTER FROM COMO.
Resurreetion-Ihe Old f1sg once
More-Goid Hill Boys IN Como
Presens and Future Prospects,
Etc.
Coxo. PALMYRA DISTINCT. NEv..

Coxo, PALMYRA DISTRICT. NEv..
November 4. 1873.
EDITOR GOLD HILL News: I was not
less pleased than surprised the other
day on reaching the summit OF the bill
Just east OF Como to see the stars and
stripes proudly waving over the Jacket
shaft. It wal the first time the beauti.
full dag had been seen in Como since
our old friend Cross used to unfurl 1t
to the breeze from the top OF the Inter.
national every time that Richmond fell.
OF course I rode out to see and inter-
view the man who first raised the Ameri-
can flag in rssurrscted Como. And
who do you think 1t WASP Why, mono
other than Matt. Rowe OF Gold Hill.
That is where the surprise comes In. for
Matt, you know, Is as Cornish as Corn.
wall itself, and as English as the balance
Of the island. But then Matt has DO.
come wonderfully Amerioanized. At
the time I speak Of. Matt. and his pard.
Tom Bell. were sleeping under the
jumpers, though the wini was blowing
and the snow snowiug-well. just like 1t
used to in auld lang syne." Matt.
and Tom are comfortably housed now
and are sinking on the Jacket, and have
as fair prospects as they can reasonably
AK.
The Eureka boys are building a large
house, to cover both shaft and black.
smith shop. They have already some.
thing over 800 tons Of good milling ore
ON the dump. and will soon put on an.
other shift. 30 as to give "Adsm" all
the rock his mill can crush, which. by
the way, will start on the 25th OF the
present month. The West Rapidan
boys will soon have q donkey engine on
the incline OF the old Rappahannock,
and then We shall have another mill,
and probably shall get 1t in the Spring.
The North Rapidan. formerly the
Orizaba No. 2. has just started. 1t was
considered in the oldsn time one OF the
best mines In the district. The rock from
1t almost paid fifteen years ago. and Ger.
tainly 1t ought to pay now and leave q
little surplus. The May Day, the old
Goliah, Is q very promising mine. and
will doubtless be worked all Winter.
The Chisftain Company are putting up
q within on their shalt. and will Soon be
taking out ore. The old and once
famous Whitman 10 now again being
marked with Hatteriug prospects,. The
town, Of course, keeps step With the
working mines. and for every mine that
il being worked, at least u house goes
up. There are now twelve comfortable
houses, and lumber on the ground for
several more. PONY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Lively Railroad Building.

PORTLAND. November. e.-Iroa for
The 81 miles Of track on the Northern
Pacific Railroad Is now on the way from
Portland to Aipsworth City. and the
ship Tecumseh. with eighteen miles OF
track, Is now at Astoria, and will be
lightrred and brought mp to Portland this
week. Her cargo will DO forwarded I'm.
mediately to Ainsworth. Track laying
will commence next week. and II 10 In
tended to have rs miles laid before the
Columbia closes. General S~prague. who
10 now at Tacoma, will 20 up the river
next week to personally push the work.
Over eight miles o. road has already
been graded beyond Ainsworth city.
The grading on the road exceeds one
mile q day now, and when the water II
obtained the force will DO increased 90
that two or three miles . day will be
graded. They now are sinking three
wells. two over ninety feet In depth.
About 90 white men are employed, and
about 400 Chinese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
The Funeral or Hooker.

NEW YORK. November y. - aenefai
Hooker's funeral took place yesterday
from the City Hall. Crowds Of people
.,,l ,.., iool AZ tina rem.ins while
SN-- ~. at
lying ID s'a'e. o0ou A'ef 1'o VIZ W.
I'm was closed. enyelopsd In the Ameri'
can dag and placed In . hearss. A pro.
cession was then formed, the following
gentlemsn acting a. pail bearers: Major
General Hancock, Generals Newton
Casey. Buttsrfsld. Doubleday. Mott.
Graham. Sharpe, Crawford and kidder;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06

lust heard and to what I have seen.
Since I hrst left here. eighteen years
AGO, Il has always been the greatest
pleasure for me to return to Galsna. and
now, after an absence OF two and q half
years from your city. during which time
I have visited almost every country In
the world, II IL Q pleasure to be greeted
in this manner BY you. During my
travels I rsceivsd princsly honors. but
they were all due TO this country and to
Won. as citizens and as sovsreigns OF so
great a country. While I saw. during
NV absence, especially In the far East,
how hard the inhabitants had to toll even
for q maintenance I realized more
than ever the greatness Of our country.
where want IL scarcely ever known and
where the question Of %sustsnance is not
daily considered. will only add that 1
thank you again for your reception"
After o crowded and enthusiastic re-
osption at the Do Soto House. which
lasted till 8 O'Clock In the evening.
General Grant and his family dined very
quietly Ut their residence. which they
found very nicely fitted up for them.
From $50 till 10 o'clock there was .
continual stream Of people on foot and
In carriages, all bent on paying their 70.
spects TO General and Mrs. Grant, who
recsived them al In . most hospitable
manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
A Brokca Being.

Last evening there appeared before
the Board OF County Commissioners Q
man from Typo who had fallen down q
shaft at that camp and been literally
broken up. His left hip projected q
foot and his leg was drawn up 30 that
his foot was about at the knee OF the
other leg. He went with q crutch and
u He was otherwise physically
healthy. but helpless. When hurt he
had some money. but had spent 1t all.
He wanted assistance to get food. etc.
Not being a resident Of Storey county.
the public funds conld not DO diverted
to his use but the Commissioners and
Clerk went down into their pockets and
donated enough to feed the pour fellow
and help him on his way to Susanvills.
where be can and friends and subsist-
ance. He vas an intelligent man. and
no dead beat. He said his injured leg
was apparently dead. and Was continu-
ally drawing up toward the body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06

tssSASnSSe
LONDON, November 8.-Ths German
admiralty has extended to the end Of the
year the contract time for raising the
ironolad Grosser Kurfurst, sunk by. .
collision with the Kosnig Wilhelm Of
Sandwich. on the Slst Of May. 1878.
The leak being completely stopped. the
contractors will attempt TO raise her by
the middle OF November.
Sir Stafford Northcots. Chancellor Of
the Exohequsr, In answering . letter
calling his attention to the popular dis.
tress In Southwest ireland, and suggest.
ing immediate action by the Government
In providing work for the people, says
be sy~mpathizes with the people. but can
only refer them to the Irish Executive.
he adds that direct in%terpositon BY the
Government would Be open to great
abuse.
4 Constantinopls dispatch announces
that Q band OF Greek brigsnds, who have
been robbing and numbering IN all the
villages surrounding Tricals, have been
completely annihilsted BY Q company Of
soldiers. Twenty-Five brisands were
killed and several wounded.
Heavy SHOWS have fallen In Aberdeen
shire. The harvest In many Of the neigh.
boring districts has not been completed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Acciden. az she Bsiehsr.

An accident occurred at the Bslcher at
8 P. N. today, by which Martin o'shsa.
shift boss at the Crown Point, obtained
a badly dislocatsd ankle and lsosratsd
foot.
He was at the $50 level. the foot Of the
perpendicular shaft. and had taken the
giraffe for the 1000 level. The signal
was given and instead OF lowering the
giraffe raised. running It into the sheave.
o'Shea and one Jim Grady were sit
ting on the front Of the giraffe. Grady,
seeing what was likely to occur by the
upward motion Of the giraffe, jumped
over among the other men and pulled
O'Shea with him.
This kind act saved O'Shsa's life. for
the giraffe struck exactly where the lat.
ter sat. His foot was however caught
and hurt as above described.
The injuries received are both painful
and serious. DR.. Anderson was called.
and when the reporter left was at the
Bslcher Office. rendering timely aid to
the sufferer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
tr,o... 70 IN soro NIL DArrr NEWS
San Francisco Items.

SAN Francisco, November 6.-Ths
loss BY the Gre in Chinatown last night
foots up $50. 900 on the building and
contents. Four fremsn were injured.
though not seriously. by the falling Of .
floor.
Dudley Haskell. who wal indicted for
manslsus Inter by the Grand Jury. was
admitted to bail by Judge Wright Of the
County Court this forenoon, on the ap-
plicatiou OF W. Il L. Barnes. The
amount OF bail 10 fixed at $4,000. The
surstiss on the bond for Hssksll's sp-
pearspce are Dudley H. Haskell and
Robert Robinson. Each qualified for
Sl0,0 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Chsndler's Funeral Obsequles.

DETROIT, November Can immense
throng Of people took . last look at the
remains OF Senator Chandler this morn.
ing at the City Hall. As they passed
into the south corridor they were sspa.
rated into pairs. and a. the caskst was
reached the pairs were separated and o
continuous line OF humanity passed on
each side, every person bending and
looking ct the face OF the deceased. The
casket was Of black walnut lined with
white satin, the exterior covered with
black silk velvet, relieved with Q dra.
perry Of gros grain silk. At the
head OF the coffin was white
floral cross, and the crown and base Of
evergresns. which rested or Q column
drapsd with Grape. On either side was
Q center cross Of red, formed OF scarlet
double g,raniums. At the foot OF the
caskst was another column drsped In
black, on which was placed Q sheaf Of
wheat, with q white floral sickle, form.
ing q beautiful and touching symbolism
Of the ripe usefulness Of the Departed
before being cut down by the great
reaper Death. The stream Of people
which flowed through the building In
continuous lines lasted from 8:l6 a. n.
to I P. n. The body was removed to
the Fort-strest mansion shortly after !
p. NJ, where religious exercises were
conducted by Rev. Dr.. Pearson. he
paid Q warm tribute to the deceased.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06

The gap ON North g street. Virginia,
Just north Of the Cosmopolitan billiard
saloon, which has existed ever since the
big Gre, 10 now about to be allied. Titus
Jepson has Just commenced the erection
Of Q building on the lot 20 long vacant,
which will DO 25I70 feet In size and two
stories In hight. Tho lower story will
be let az q store. and the upper will be
fitted up for lodging rooms.
One OF the big spur wheels with "
shaped coss wss taken from the Fulton
Foundry to-day over To the Chollsr.
Norcross-Savags shait. to DO placed in
. part Of the gearing Of the hosting en-.
CINE.
The Chollar and the Potosi mines have
levied assessments Of atty cents each.
Both will b delinquent December 9th.
Bee advertisements In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-06
Pipsr.s opsr. ae.ss

People are beginning to discover now
wherein Miss Ada Cavsndish has 90.
quired such q high reputation as an
actress. Her impersonation Of Miss
Gwilt last evening was certainly the
most finished production Of the season.
although by NO means 80 deep, strong
and intense as some OF her other rendi-
tons. "Miss Gwilt" Is more OF Q soci.
ETY. play and comes better home to the
people and touches more nearly their
every day lives than does "Lady Clan.
carly" or "Jane Shore" In 1t Miss
Gwilt swings through Q variety OF
phases Of life and more are limited
at as having previously occurred.
She appears successfully a. . plain and
unpretentious governess. o happy vile,
the dups OF deositiul Dr.. Downward,
who, for o time, gains perfect control
over her and bends her to his every
purpose for sehsming against others, till
she reaches stolid despair. Then comes
a reaction wherein she rises superior to
the doctor, but she has alienated her
husband. lost her only object In life, and
dies. Here is Q field for fne acting and
so we'll did Miss Csvendish occupy It
last evening that she was twice called
before the curtain. The next character
on the stage at the Opera House last
evening was DR.. Downward as imper.
souated by r. P. Cook. Had Mr.. Cook
been born Q sly. persevering and plot.
ting villain. be could not have played
the part better. The other parts were
we'll sustained and the piece ran evenly
throughout. Tonight Romeo and
Juliet" The cast 10 obvious. The
desire to see Miss Csvendish ~ Juliet,
after the impsrsonation given oil. that
character by Modjsska, Is universal.
Tomorrow evening benefit OF Miss Cav.
sudish and the "Nsw MsRdalsn." with
Miss Csvsndish as Mercy Msrrick. one
OF her best creations. Matinee Satur.
day "Lady Of Lyons" Saturday night
''Jans Shore and close Of the engage.
ment.