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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-07-05

No palatial hospital needed for Hop Bitters pa
TENTS, argesalarled talented buffers to tell what
Hop Bitters will do or cure, as they tell their own
story by their certain and absolute cures at home.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-07-05

An old lady with several unmarried
daughters feeds them on fish diet be-
cause it is rich in phosphorus, and
phosphorus is the essential thing in
making matches.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-07-05
PATE NTs .

+. A. Lehman. Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, Washington. d. G. All business connected
with Patents, whether before the Patent Office the
Courts promptly attended to. No charge made unless
patent is secured. Send for circular
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-07-05

Nervous debility. weakness and decline prevented
by timely use OF Malt Bitters.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-07-05

AAAA AMoNTR guaranteed. $l2 day at
MI III home made by the industrious. Capital
VSSS not required; we will start you. Men,
women, boys and girls make money
faster at work for than at anything else The work
is light and pleasant and such anyone go right
at. Those who wise who see this notice will send
their addresses once and see for themselves
Costly outfit and terms Free Now is the time Those
already at work are laying up large sums of money
Address TRUE CO., Augusta, Name. o3l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-07-05
FARM FOR SALE OR TO
RENT.

The farm known rs the Lang farm. near the Fair
Ground in Barton containing 20 acres Of good land.
sugar place Of 400 trees good set OF buildings will
TIC sold or rented at low figures Enquire Of JAMES
BUSwELL4 Barton, or JOHN TWOMBLY, Brown
ingt0n.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-07-05
Ayers Hair vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.

Advancing years, sick
ness, care, disappolnt-
ment, and hereditary
predisposition, all turn
the hair gray, and either
ofthem incline it to shed
prematurely.
AYERS HAIR VIGoR,
'by long and extensive
use, has proven that it
stops the falling of the
hair Immediately; often
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-07-05

renews the growth; and always surely restores its
color, when faded gray. 1t stimulates the nutrtiye
organs to healthy activity and both the hair
and its beauty Thus brashy weak or sicky hair be-
glossy pliable and strengthened lost HAIR re-
grows with lively expression; falling hair is checked
and established; thin hair thckens and faded OF gray
hairs their original color Its operation is sure
and harmless. 1t cures dandruf, heals all humors,
and keeps the scalp cool clean and soft-under which
conditions, diseases of the scalp are impossible.
AS dressing for ladies' hair the yIGoR is praised
for its grateful and agreeable perfume and valued for
the soft lustre and richness of tone it lmparts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Commissioners Notice.

In the County Count Of Ohio county:
Ferdinand Rviuhatdt, who SUES iu his own right
aud ms executor at the lust will aud testament
~ ueuty Retuhurdt, dcceasci, also known rs
John llrury RcluhaulL
vs.
MARY lauc Rciuhardt Herman RluhRh. Ernest
Hnluhauit NoiuI,Ch liuugmau. Frederick
R'iuhnriL Chorlcs Rriuhntlt Mllhclmina
RcluhtulL Peter hlyhcr trustee, l. luicc,
NlvNuudCr e. GillrSVy trustee, aud John ).
Glllc,py a'd sophia kctuhurdL
~ ,uAN,rUN.
Wy ,Ltuc 81 Ia decree cutcrcd 10y said Coul IN
The above vuUllcl cause, en- the 18th dly oi
March, tSSn IL IL referred tu the undersigned
Commissioner To take, SKATE aud report on
au'uuut
Firt M the liyus upon ihrr,ui estate dc,crihcl
m tho hill ct complaint, and the respective
parts thrput To- which the same attach, With
their respective ptirtiuus
srynrl utall dcrt oNlu. 10y llcury RCiuhhtlt
dyce r,i who was also known rs John llcury
Euuhuulu. NJ tho tiwru i his death, with their
u.pr,tN, amounts AMI puuyitirS
lhiul Ot the settlement ut the account ut tho
complainant Ferdinand RyluhUult ~ rNc,u
tor 1T the hslwll and testament Ut the said
UcuN lrtuhtrlt Decreased
Fourth TIC rusI crliNr Stinaird money values
Incorporation to the money Ia arise from th"
sale thereof of the dover Interest eff May lane
Rrururlt I'm the several parcels ui real estate
myHtiuuOd ia a." It'll.
Fua Any other matters drymcd pertinent 10y
Wu tommis.lounr ur required by amy OF the
l'tiHs.
N,ti,c IL hvr,by giNCu that I have UNvl on
Monday, The 10Th dny NJ Nunl : y. i',u, a. The
t,m.. aud my office Sc ltV Chtpliuy street
Wheeling, West Nir.Iuil w. the place. in s,rvr
tain nut report the several matters iu sad decree
required
Il, thr tcrms oC sail decree the publication ot
TIT. uHtivN Iu this paper uurC u week tur four
successive week shall Cgulyulrut io Personal
notice tu o.. IpItlt.y tu THIS SUIT
lustrll X rAlll
COMM -, IOurr of the county toUrtotNUio ,nuu
g. Nyi Ni-siui1.
Nl.tI NaurIl. sol lur ynwplD
NIIIlIND, ". "a. Nuuu %, iNo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
TIMELY ToPICS

Cu,,g burglars stc1, guluiuc. They
should De- compelled o. take 70 after,
ward
Tho West Virginia Mailing Eug has
Presidential tDrky, Anybody Co beat
Grant ur H,lyu.
ruE l,Ess I.,i,r... new weekly pU-
PET published at Clifton, ". Va, by J.
\ Gbbons, has reached as
An exchange sulgcst,,ciy says Tho
G,.ir.i Nmi,rl has been eat down
tva s,N caIumu paper, ami othcrw rso
Improved
IuEp years agr there was Eu, uuv
puu,r, ru tb,s country making white
uui yellow ware. ami u1t amiU O. grind
ma,yup. NU yhs dut ami Stone "a.
luf.I wac imported iruw t,rrat Uutau.
Now urrry ,rt eight huutr,d puttcrics
400 i.r u,ty,i States. rrrrysrutusa total
,ruai of over sD.uOOuN IlyIyU,v
craze ut tuc past tN' ur thrcy years TO-
suited rn tho erection ui thirty new
k,lus ln 1872.
Ms ] n Jou~soN. oft Pittsburgh. Ia,
revived AN order lrom , Hrm 90 Ny,ala
i1r tb,rJyyu guns 10, Wrl,g m,,rs,,
I,o~la., ami dlrg,ts that tbc guus uc sent
by wuI although much .npVrE ct
u.bt goods IS bone ry iuy'r SANS ry.
pr,uu,ycNpr,ss, Mr Nutu. Ibr mama
rc,. Thought thirteen guns rather hr,ty
mail matter. and started vu a tuuJct iu.
,rsug,Hu among tbr ,Nlryss offices
anil freight agents. Bui Was somewhat
surprised 60 buj that by ypuid a. better
e. ship the guus hy mani than by the
other channels olcry,l zp they vii, bc
sent that way ! bUvb ,ysduE gun
can be divided into lhrry packas,, AMI
thus brought within the weight Nm,,
prescribed ly the postal law
pJEINu religious services iu the Iaiiat
Carson. Nevada. and after clergyman
bal addressed the prisoners on tie text
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

Honesty is tue best policy u Thief
n,r,J I,rcs ,sl cd Il he conld mnko a
"" ''u'"INs. 'e'"''Ss'o" oe'"s s"'"
he Sa'd' lhe expression tha' honesty
Is the best policy was first thrown out
ON a thi,ying world by Ben Franklin. au
III L,,,I,,, aoo,, .,,,,. Nth na,
wv """''"e' ''"' vs.
frahNOh uha' honesty sh"u'' pc P""
~ dodge. TIA man honest, hc'shuneSi
nnyhow md If he inst kecps corrrct
.. -, h., all
"'"' P''"' Wv " '"' 'AN y, '''"'' 80
Only Na''lhg 10 YET TIC 'ohiu'h'c " 'oV
community aud rob them out vl ihous-
auds. 4 man who is honest from policy
,,,rII s,,,l h,b,l tho nary, ,nI IA,
-,
'ha'''' We ''''o"S III "''o ""' wv
much nerve, and we're too candid to
conceal our rrnl rbarnctrr.
IuE New lork nora d"csh care
irom what section ct inc country tue
next Democratic Candidate Tor tue , res
idcucy comes so lhat he Is TAKEN 'tnnl
the East nor what ~ ms name so'hat II
* Rayalj; nor what the platform OF the
h' Tas,nr, rlatt,rn ri its candidate ~.
C;,,;a','G IN.
rI.,i. ,t..,... "a
=, u - "i'N'"S, ~ ~ N' ny :, .'u"as' w.
va H''IcS"'y W '.'' VIZ, Nlu ',,. nS
s,''e''"u' Nus ,V'" ~ '''' sv''"" lu'i
cnas'nS S1,"' nu' s"vVP' NV S',1'''i
from L. - 'H''' " -" "u IVA" v,
lc"t''mg Hou.Uu""n yves 'p' Si'", "''i'
nom W. L. N'',.CI nN' u'an VI 'p"1'S 81
u't''hp sn''P' S''" w wv gnu !"
ho'' lna' itu'S'S are '"N''E SUN an "'-
i'''St III tue S"''P p"S'"'Ss' """''"y'
TON f"S'
Is Wheeling, when a Democratic oii''
clal IL suspected OF wrong doing, he -
immediately investigated hy Demo.
cratic Council aud COmucllcd To SHOW
up, ~ in the ease of Sergeant Sweeney.
In StcuhvnvillC, when a Republican OF
lirlol IL known To he a dciaultcr me- III.
ycstigalion - attcmptcdhy Rcpnbhran
Council, AMI ilc dlshonrst oll'cr Is at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
r1n Mnnl MARk M

I...v.uI muk,, may br o" t' too
,.r, uu,t ami uncertain. aith'u." "S'
I.,l,,. nrr huliiut With q good d'a' ct
...,G.l.p., tbat tb,r, NIL ho an nd''ur'
en- m, present ruryt The iI""' ".'''
Y, r..r.... An a., u., r-u", suwH up
r..r.,rurrs .i tb, mu1,I ns follows.
.r,...,.t,t,,p,Ir,nv viii ry" 10 tHr
,I.t. We HuVvr.'. "' l''' ,..,,I,.,
l,is ,uhouEh e'l,.r ''.'l''' '''''
',..,.,..t COVER che quot iI"uH '' ,' '".'
-, some of tlrryN'NH "'''' '.'''
..,t..., O,atrulus vl lu" W,'", 7. "h' W
-, ,,,t,rt,. u.lrt..s lf'u Il' aS'' 'n
',.,,.,,,,.. ua tNBt ,.rttn dealers nave
....,.....tft. .I iIH.. uvr... u. ....'' '.'..
,,,.I.,., MY. tuu' indicate 'lu'''u %,
1T uu tur uturr band -'W" "l Zoe
- ,..us,f,utt,u uwI" H l.F country
a.. L.lIustbrr steaks s.rnnt 10 hs''''
&C.,, NrrIrr ibw present t",''.'u-,
,,,l ryIrs purchases N..u'N't Irs..i.
lJ,. al ruu,nt VrI.,H. White sH.N NU1
.,.ttN fyrg.f# J" tur ~ i.r 20, 90
N,v NGfG. AMI tN. NH.. ,.I, "i
u,.fsr. .#.m o. ,".HurFr. .Hr''t' O.
Tho h,I..,u.t oHv, mJst r.rI further
adyRuyy.
Iu uuy sentence ttw1y uy SCOT t'hI
this ~ au uncertain trrr With nov
elm # $50 WOuJlpuuuJs just about ."
COME ru tbywukrt I,rrS yn. 1y,ircs
to o., pu tlr yr,.t ui tnr wave, nnd We
arr frank o., say Jbat Nr ku"N uo Wor'
tlnn utltrrr a. o. when iht- ls tu C'uv
III, most -yrm Co. believe that % uJf not
vet COME W. ate rather u,,n~t o.
tho opinion That wood may go hil'r
bighrr. and as Go Mia, % may u" at cap
linn. v, nr, all 40 srt but think that 10
/. NOT likely o. ruyr,ic from present
pr,,cs. Whirh may bc quoted IA the
country lrom a., o. - Tor iuc washed,
anil gac a. Ga iur yuarsc uuNashvd, THIS
Of cOurs, includes fancy, medium and
staple Eastern quotations are gwen
Tor the above grades al a3r o. 5,A' ani
lOc 90 iSC, not Including fancy priccs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

TuE United states census 30 bc taken
this year will have a new icatutc-a
scpantcvolumc describing the hIiccn
or tVyuty beading cities Col. NNEING,
ul Newport. Il. l., has been put IA charge
,t %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

=, LOUIS. which tailed To- secure either
the Republican OF the Democratic VA
tiunaI Convention, Is now to have Ma
t,Duli Convention "uu lts own hook.
\ uII Iys been ISSUED tot an Anti lhrd-
Trrm National Convention, to bc held
NAV Utu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

TuGEr asa Washington Uw"r, which
up irurt ga. tls source lu "thr wish
tuat /. father O., the Thought that Gru.
GU,>tU1. vr,ttyu that hr viii mot per-
mt.hl- MAIN. Co hr presented To- the Ma
uuugI Convention THIS report u sa'd
Co u.uJruIus tbr NJJlwarts at Wash
ms,Ya.t stp.I jyai of w.rr,mruL The
only two thing, tbo Su,,Uurt, now seem
to bv yuuryIy rcytliU ct Is that GUNNr
wont withdraw. AMI that they will b"
gi... o. urmlu.,,v uttu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

TuE outlook Tor the wheat harvest IN
California Ia reported 60 bc very layom.
bic. Copiuus rams have fallen lately,
ana the iarmcrs are lrcliug great Couh-
deuce at the prospect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

Neun,, tho snlvwult,rs ot Lent
...l,U.I tarlr CLIMAX, Jui the great con-
wuut.us I'd, hUtstyudom v'Wmcmuratrd
once mrrr tuc tragedy ut Calvary. In
snI. 90 aJi that a. sJ,i about modern
.r.t,..u aud uubyrrl, the claims ct
turrrwtruJJI 1,r huuorvi With YEARLY
m.rglauE iyrNuJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

riG Illinois Central aud the Chicago
Alton aud ~ Louis railroads are about
a. reduce their passenger larcs To cents
a mite. They have bccu I cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

TuG Barbour J.9UsOUiuH has Just en-
tered upon It's ninth volume, aud Is just
a. luval H. ,ts JcllyvsOulan Democracy
iu the ninth year ot It's axe ~ It was IN
the first. Long may it wave.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
COMING HACK

Tho Pom, Pleasant Es.t. announces
,ly disruption ut tur oy.,uhlrkrr ct
Il,k .uu .ruutg lud their return To- Tor
m.. aHlut,rus with tur Republicans
amt p.mr,ru,s. uui,ur Eg.t.. seems Co
speak Hv the card ru saving.
Th.,,r tur fight u InyLHuu wilt Ice
between tlr uyurgrtt,aul Republicans
strsi.U. Tu. -rJt vr-tntrr "i tho
Gr,ruI,.I pgJty zap tu,u', has tnrs1N"u
tur cause. aui tls prnuIlmrd husyit
......-.r tuI lrr.,,rJ Democrat. The
u.mu,rtt uhr. vrry iu thv ursIu'1atl"n
.rv ,I.ttlt WIS vyN i;.Iutl,Hu ttl'N
tu .n,rir tUr UrwruJJl, panty. AMI u
lr .iu..tp eject Republicans o. "ily'
Mrru q, .rmy.s Co yujluc thvsv E"puurt.
,tu.vrr. ruuI mot o. hrr. .'.h. Nryru.
IuL.. What .. trur vt jl,Nsnu "a
ai.. r.,, ut Nrssu So Jrn t".i t.ht
Jlgl SOON rtu I,, counted upon t"r Urr
urrI p.uu,rt,r. wt.Huty. which o. ur.
tween HrD ami .an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
LEGGAT BROTHERS,

NyLw WORK. Rso-ui lmpd.ouneui snl
~ msriyriDul ~ Pre- Asspn'. hs"ti ~
iDsrk able dl.Dyrsy ~ sDcisni NasOpiC tmblcin'
on the foundation ~ Clroiairas Nc'.ils IN
EgJpt 0nphi~.liy Illustrated With coi"'r
.ss,us. new illustrated caualn.ue and stIn |,
kEDDiNu a 90. Mssonie Publishes, =
Brusdvsy. Ncv Yort. mrksb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
nun nlarUcr coNvENrION3-

variety ul opinion exists as &"
whether thy periyt Committees should
rU one pr two ,nuyruuuus tur th,
d.ubl, purpose ui urwruIliug r'udr
d4t,.. ier Cpusrys, uud i,ly-aIc, To- Gin
,,uull, The ml,u objection against
nominating lpr Congress at the um,
I,i.pJr., must ir rbuwu tu Cincinnati
q. Iial DO will make ,br Congressional
,..mr.,r.u t,n bong The Wheeling cor
r,.ruuirut OBJ brJiuteuurs ~. sums
up tur arguments mn mi ""I, very
Fuy,lu,uy, J iui,"Ne
have bryu applying tu" Reporter .
,.,,,,.,, tl .,mr Il thg Congressional
t.muttiry up thie vl, aa Co. What ar,
tI,,. ,i,,.. cd individual mvWuvrs ui That
huiy Junu, hutiwE wuv "r tvs" ,"nNyh
nom. THAT rH, whether thew vii "rtvr
Inc rpMug ul the driy.l,r convention
nud the nominations convention ht the
s,rr, prr,. ui gt ltjlyrrut tuurs uut ph
49,. n g.. ,rury,lri the question: hus
,.,rrr. Lup,ty points about %. but u'lh'r
tl,r tItt trrVuwV develops utl,r more
t.,u mind They know Il two vvuvcn.
t..,,..,f,. IrII "a rs h,,N the dr,yEtic
convention vii probably 10" uu niirutu
t.Irutr. uhily tIu tHugIrssI"uli Ton
,.upnp will ul ,rJfu Nr q l"u7cr.
Iift.N,r,. mot iur thr u,t Che ,lmpuSn
U.rI o.. er uU- trT inuEt'7"'uu',
u..rl Z ubr % iun committee ""uIl
...L.r I0r two. gruN,uttuUH Co. ur Urb'
........ ttt... lffi tluH uNHfl uu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

ecGs vseL In youi Own tgyp. Terms ~ =
Portland, Maine Mo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
WANTED.

4 NAN WHO tNnERsTANp4 TIIE CARR
~ ~ hnr.,s. cHps and gardening Must comr
VII fCcummCpdcl Apply az the urcr ~ the
fusrtlin iusufpDcr Corrtany mrg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

uuo y rru,ug r,ady lor her city AMI
township elections, vhOrh viii occur
next week. strict patty lines will ken
orally bc drawn "a the larger c,ura AMI
villages
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We ~ill s.ni our ELrsrSo Naisrtr hslfs 80
oth-r Eiefi'ic AVpiisnis- upon TRIAL 90 - isl'
~ th'ss 81 ir,iDs from Nervous Dvbiliyi hh'H
mAtisin. Paralysis or any ds,ssss ~ We ivy"
yitnsys and many other dis.Ass- sur cur
guaranteed 80 no pay AifUs, NOIAli'
hELI en- Nsr.hslI Mich mfAb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
TAPE WORM

ISTAlIIHlI CtEED Slth tsOsI-Sfusd mel
cine IN two ~ thrc hpuu. Nv I-ui'ular ~
dfrss. With stamp. N TickHokS, \" Z Pr
Nars's iisrr, Mes inft mrth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
NEW SPRING GOODS !!
DRY Goods, Notions
Carpets, UiI Cloths,
Window Shades and
Lace Curtains,

ror the -pinr TRADE which wo uncr tu utV
Cusluuyrs oud the ruhiic ~ trum ~ Ia % pyr
I...Uf D.. llt, nr,..uI knIity
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-05
Internal Revenue Statistics.

WASHINGTON. August 4. Commits
sioner Raum officially informs the Sec
rotary Of tho Treasury that during the
fiscal year sl2s. s6l, sl6 in internal rev
euus taxes has been collected and the
entire sum paid into the Treasury.
During the past four fiscal years the
total amount Of taxes received by the
Collector OF Internal Revenue was S467.-
$50. 1856. and the entire sum has been
paid into the Treasury. The salaries
and expenses OF the Bureau will be
about $40, s29, 900. or Q little more than
81 per cent. upon the amount collected.
During the past four years 1914 Illicit
distilleries have been seized; 770S per.
sons arrested for illicit distilling, and
twenty-five officers and employees killed
and twenty-five wounded while snforc-
ing the laws. Frauds upon the revenue
have been greatly reduced and violent
resistance to the law has practically
ceased except in the Second District Of
Georgia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-05
Female Wretch.

CHICAGO, August 5.-Ths Times Mon
trsal special says: A fashionable cour-
tesan. Sophie Bissonstts. has been
caught inveislins young girls Of tender
years from their parents homes In the
country, under the plea Of educating
and adopting them, aud then introduo'
ing them to a life Of shame. In the
passage up from Quebec on the steamer
yesterday morning. passengers disoov.
cred the French procursss with two
girls OF eleven and twelve years, respect
lively. The indignation Of the people
was so great that. but for the sItraordi-
nary efforts OF the Captain and crew,
they would have thrown the vile wretch
overheard. After being roughly han.
died, she was locked up until the arrival
Of the boat OF the wharf, when she was
taken into custody. The accused Is
enormously wealthy, and BY means OF
her money In feeling lawyers, has 80 far
escaped the punishment that 1t Is hoped
now awaits her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-05
On His Feet Again.

Johnny Trszons. one Of the survivors
OF the terrible accident of>a few weeks
ego at the Yellow Jacket new shaft.
whereby Ave Of his companions were
killed, made his appearance on the street
again today for the Arst time since the
accident. He navigated himself on
crutches, and put In his vote at the pri-
mary election. Considering the terrible
ordeal he has passed through. Johnny Is
looking pretty we'll. although somewhat
pslsr and thinner. With the eIcep-
ton Of q broken thigh, . finger
or two and soms Of his skull gone.
his bowels punched into his groin. and
q few other triAing injuries. Johnny Is
all right or soon will be. He expects to
be as sound o. ever and able to go to
work again in two or three months.
Very few people in this world ever have
q, close q call and live to tell about 1t,
and Johnny's numerous friends feel as
clad a. he does over II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-05
The Spanish Outrages.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Admiral Wy
men, who recently proceeded to Santiago
do Cuba to investigate the alleged indig-
mites offered the American Gag in Cuban
waters by the Spanish gunbost Csnto,
reached Washington yesterday afternoon.
After calling upon Commodore LETTERS,
Acting Secretary Of the Navy, the Admi.
raj visited Secretary Evarts and eI.
planned to him in detail the position OF
the Canto at the time Of the intercsption
OF the American schooners, Merritt aud
Nswcombs. as laid down upon the charts
prepared by the officers Of the Canto.
Admiral wyman reiteratss the statement
made In his report that the Spanish
authorities made no secret OF the matter,
but freely extended to him the privilege
Of examining the report Of the comman-
der Of the Canto. and unequivocally dis
avowod any Intentional insult to our nag
or the commission Of any act at variance
with the usage OF civilized countries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-05
GarneId's rriumphal reur.

ROCHESTER,, August 4.--Gsnsral Gar.
fields train left Buffalo at $50 this
morning and reached Rochester at $50.
A large crowd raj present at the Batavia
depot. Lieutenant Governor Hoskins.
in q short speech. introduced General
Garfield, who said /: "Fellow-citizens
I cannot talk much to you this morning,
but I want to say that / am glad 70 zee
that here In Batavia you are early Tisers.
It IL early rising that has made N vnat
w are 40 Q people, and 1t 10 sariy fising
that will carry the November election.
Fellow -citizens, I thank you Tor your
hearty welcome"
UTICA, August "A large crowd as
semblsd to welcome General Garfield On
route to New York. to whom he made .
brief speech. At Rome, whore the train
stopped o few moments, General Gar
Hsld said to the citizens: ~ don't
know where you ell como from. The
State OF New York seems to be on the
road oil the way"
New YoRk. August 4.-Ths train With
General Garfield and party rolled into
the Grand Central depot over exploding
torpsdoss at TAO tonight. A large
number OF citizens. inside and outside
OF the depot, were present and chssrsd
the General enthusiastically on the way
from the train to his carriage. The
party was driven to the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Arrived ct the hotel 0 crowd
assembled outside and loudly demanded
General Garfsld's appearance. As he
stepped ont on the balcony he was
greeted with cheer upon cheer. but In
reply TO loud calls for o speech he
merely said: Fellow. Citizens: Accept
my thanks for your congratulations and
your presence" and then retired to his
private room. After dining. General
Garfield met the committee OF the
Republican Central Campaign Club and
an appointment was made for tomorrow
night, when he will receive the entire
club with General Fremont as its guest.
A delegation Of colored citizens belong
ing to q political organization were also
received and introduced. alter which
General Garfield retired, worn out with
his journey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-05
GOLD HILL REPUBLICANS.
rhey Meet ssd select Candidates
for shs Primaries.

Pursuant TO advertised call Q meeting
Of the Republican citizens representing
both wards Of Gold Hill was held last
evening at Yellow Jacket Engine house
for the purpose OF selecting or nom.
mating delegates to the State Con.
vsntion at Carson on the llth instant,
to be voted for ut the primaries today.
Hon. G. G. Stevenson was chosen
Chairman Of the meeting and B. W.
Chubbuck Secretary.
On motion o recess Of ten minutes
was declared for consultation by the
respective wards in the matter OF the
selection Of candidates for delegates
from each ward. the First Ward being
entitled to ave delegates and the Second
Ward to three.
The meeting being called to order
again, the following were announced as
the nominations, aud 80 declared by the
chair
First ward-w. D. G. Gibson. ]. P.
Flanniughsm. J. h. Harris, F. W. Fol-
som. All. Dotsn.
Second ward-C. W. Liksns, Evan
Williams, ]. B. Pitchford.
It being represented that the house Of
Lincoln Hose Company No. 3 was not
available for Q polling place for the Sec
ond Ward, S. L. Jones rendered the free
use OF the Rhode Island mill Office. near
by, which was accepted. Yellow Jacket
engine house 10 the polling place APP
pointed for the First Ward.
On motion. w. Hy. Doane was ap.
pointed Inspector for the First Ward
polls, and Archie Psscoe for the Second
Ward, each to appoint his W assist
ants. Meeting adjourned.