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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-16
SARAH BERN-:

She comes, she comss-
Now beat tbs drums,
An let the cam, ns rvar-
Across the sea.
From gay Paree.
To shine upon our shore.
Turn out. turn out,
Lets cheer and sbout,
The nations mad with Joy;
Give three time. three,
shout Vic 10 re-l'
We've won thee. maiden coy.
We welcome thee, bright luninary,
Thou his,rioLie, 0sl.ie iairy,
snshrined thou art In every hears.
Bsrnhart.
Far desrer than thy eountry's ballet.
Than naneo,i boom or Garfield rally.
Thou s,.pd'a apart, crowned Queen Of Art.
No charms more winning. lovelier, fairer
Sweet ssrer;
Than thee no better card for buddins hard,
Bernhard.
We pledge thee In the rosy wine. fair LADY.
Our hssrls, our purses. ali are thi.e. iar lazy
sadie:
Our love don't spurn ~. say. Wilt ssiurn ~,
puek
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-16

Conversation overheard where party
OF girls are trying to hsh IN the inlet:
"Ob, see ouei" "wh.re1" "Oh! my.
40 b, is!" Lets catch himv" "whos
got the bsit2" "You lazy thing. you're
sitting on my polsl' "0hl somsthinRs
got my hook!' Pull up. you little
idio,r" "Oh! murder. take il away! Ugh!
take ii away. the nasty thing" How
will IL ever get of 2" "Aint It pretty
"wonder 10 1t amt dryf" Poor little
thingl Lets put it back again. "how
will II get the hook from its mouthr
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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THE PIONEER
SHAVING 4 HAIRDREssINa SALOON
o. PonL. pRoPRIEroR.
MAIN sTRRgT.::......-.GoLD HILL,

CLRAN TOWELS AND sHARP RAzoas.
" Quick. smooth, Neat, lirstolsss work,
Hatr Cutting and Dressing done In the most
axtistic, suitable and satisfactory styls.
The old Pioneer Balloon 70 the plaos. md dom
you forget 10. 10 -
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EVERYBODY READS IT.
o U R
Weekly Mining Summary

Published svsry Wednesday In the Esvs, y
carefully prepared nom the MOST AurHsx.
the day OF publication. snployins
IN able and sfieient eorpe OF
reportsrs. II 20 universally
recogniesd q oflicdal, spd The
most ooRx1cr and Hx1IA1t1 N.
foaf OF the condition OF the mfnss Of
the OonsrocK or "WAsHn1" ssct1oa.
We also give the latest mining iniosmatioa
obtainabls ffou othsr parts OF ths ooanu5
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-16
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO lOs.

An ORDINANCE 90 FAX asd Collect
. Lieesss Tax Upon Certain
Trades aud Business Within the
Corporate Limits Of the Town Of
Gold HILL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-16

Gold Hill Daily News

h dsnvsrsd By carriers throughout
oeld Hill. Virginia City. Csrson. Silver
City. Dayton. and ooutiguoasioes,isiss,
and Is ssat By man to an parts Of the
county and he word. Heoss Is farls
posted, o. up 70 the tinss who ds's
aetrssa the eoso Rnt DAnr Nsv'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-16

Send and So what thoss say who have
skIrH's PIANOS In our mid.t on this Coast.
Save Jour monsy and buy st FIRST HANDS.
Don't bs humbugged. but send for Catalogue
and particulars and ratisfy yourselves OF the
truth Of my assertion.
Any style Of PIANO or ORGAN ssnt on
FIFTEEN DAYS TEST TRIAL, By furnishing
Bankers. Exprsss or railroad Companys csr.
uncate OF dsp0sit for amount.
Also SHEET MUSIC st ons-half market price
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AssAYKh4

SIC. II. Every person, nrm, association, or
corporation engaged In carrying on we ous,
mes. of assaying ores or precious metals shall
pay, quarterly, for . license TO carry on the
came. according to his or their average monthly
business or receipts, 20 IN the following
schedulec
firrt Glass Monthly business or receipts
ave hundred dollars or over, quarterly license
thirty dollars.
second O, C,.~s--Monthly business or receipts
two uaded and n,ty dollars or over aud
under Ave hundred dollars, quarterly license,
twenty dolla.s.
Third Cis-s-Monthly business or receipts
under two hundred and nfty doliars. quarterly
license, ton dollars.
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Il gives the LATkHT
NEws, telegraphie
and Otherwise
rom sn psrts
$s:s;s' 81 4
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Bee. ~ The proprietor or manager OF each
circus, caravan. or mensgerie shall p.y licsnse
tor each days performance, ~ In the following
schedule:
A circus, accompanied by . caravan or me.
nagerirs, shall constitute tho nrst Glars, and
shal pay daily license Of twenty-five dollars.
A circus. unaccompanied with caravan or
meuageiie, snail DO VI the second GLASS, and
shall pay . daily llcense Of twenty dollars.
Acaravan or mepascrie. unaccompsnied Win
Q circus, shall be Of tho third ciass, and shall
pay daily license Of ten dollars.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
Letter From Texas.
ALLEY, Taxa, May, 1880.

ALLEY, Taxa, May, 1880.
Editor News.
Texas is now gathering The harvest Of
May wheat, it promises fine yield. Corn
lie looking well, but rain rs needed. Cotton
is growing we'll. Hands for farm work are
in great demand, prices ranging from Sets
to 81 - per day Collin county is looking
for the last Line Rail Road soon. Trade Of
all kindsis improving. Stock water Is
scarce in some points. Self-binding REAP
era are most in use now cutting wheat,
they cut aud bind u to Is acres Ter dAv.-
Allen is small village or the Central R.
R, it is seven miles South of Mckinney, in
AS fine country as Tsxss affords. 1t is
rapidly improving. The army worm has
injund wheat and corn in some places bad
ly' but they have disappeared. Hope your
various corr, spOnderts from Scott will
write often, a. | an always glad to hear
from our native county.
Success to the NEWs, Marrow Gauge r.
r, aud It's builders. J,P.L.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
THE N. C. R. R.
Stockholders Meeting.

The stockholders Of the n. q. y. r.
mot last Thuraday In the Mayors Office
Goodson AZ noon Prcst Wood called
the meeting to order, and dcslgnatcd +
C.powler as temporary chairman. Til,
following committees were appointed;
On Prories, J. r. Hicks, D. +. Bailey,
J. NJ. Barker, II. G, Holly, and r. A,
Ayers.
On Permanent Organization, II. $,
Hamilton, and four Others.
After = recess OF two hours the meet
Ing rcasscmblcd, when the committee IN
proxies reported 1918 shares Of stool,
Represented In the meeting. Mr.. Bailey
on behalf Of himself and htr. Holly a
minority report oblccllng to the count
Ing Of Scott eouuty's stock until its reg
uhr inftallmcnts had been paid. Quite
On animated discussion arose between
Mcssrs Bailey and Fuleraon, aud Messrs.
Wood, Ayers, and Hamilton, over the
vote OF Scott. The minority report was
then voted down and the majority re-
port adopted. The following business
committee was then appoinledi DR.. j.
Hicks, II. A. Ayers, Abe =. Barker,
Or. Il. u. Hilton.
Mr.. A. y. Barker not being present
Mr.. ]. NJ. Barker was substituted,
Pres. Wood and Treas. Terry TIM read
their reports showing the condition Of
the company to be quite gratifying and
calculated to inspire hope OF The early
completion Of the line. We are sorry we
have not room for these reports. Sub
sequtnily the business committee 70.
ported some change In the by-laws,
whkb Was modified and then adopted
Tho old officers of tho Go. were then
elected without opposition, except three
changes IN tho Board Of Directors, as
follows President, Maj. II. g. Wood,
nlrec,urp. W. ". james. j. NJ. Barker,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
End Of a Noted Lawsuit.

The great case OF Milburn vs.. Fowler
was decided. The court held. that by
the terms Of the viii Of Milburn. the
facts considered, the plaintiff had no
cause Of action and the bin was dismiss
ed.
The above is from the Monroe Co. W.
Va. REGISTER, and refers to recent de-
cision Of Circuit Judge Holt, in relation
to suit which many of our readers
know the history of, and which is so
novel in many of its features and so Gu
rious and anomalous in its long history
that, If We can get few more of the
particulars, we shall be pleased to pub
lish an ineligible account Of it, for the
entertainment Of some of our legal sub
scribers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
Throwing Tumblers.

For the life Of us we cannot under
stand the difficulty between Capt. BLAIR
and Capt. NEwBRRnY. So strange has
Il seemed that we could scarcely believe
but that the Wytheville ENTERPRISE
was mistaken IN ia information. But
the Pearlsburg VIR1rHIAs says It IL true.
Both these gentlemen addressed the
Giles meeting OF RendJus'ers and pitch
ed vigorously into each other. Blair
said Newberry chad never supported
nominee Of the Democratic party"
when Capt. Newberry politely pro-
nounced him har. Then Blair threw
a tumbler at Newberry's head, when II
missed and was smashed 10 smithreens
on the corner Of table. The curious
point Ia the irrepres'ible query why
Capt. Blair did not make this charge
against Newberry In The last Congress
slonal campaign. Al Of Newberry's
party inndelity WAS compounded aud
commuted by Capt. Blair's jealous sup
port Of him IN that campaign. Another
strange point comes up. Does Capt.
Newberry consider that charge very
serious accusation? Does be consider
inhdelity to party nominations dishon-
orr IfCapt. Newberry IL not "unani-
mously" guilty Of jumping party nomi-
nations he Is, at least, to a very consId-
cradle extent. How he can consider Il
JustInable IN 1871 aud 1870 and 20 bad n
thing In 1890 can only be explained on
the suppos,ion Of repentance and re-
form. But Is he not now at Il? How
Capt. Blair could endorse Il 20 warmly
IN 1879 and condemn Il 70 severely IN
1880 is equally a mystery and would
Peem to suggest repentance and reform
on his part. In this dilemma we will
feel awkward in having 10 vote between
these two asplrans for Congress. But
we shall decide the question promptly
II Il comes TO an lssuc Of that sort New
berry Ia an old political bolter. Blair IL
new one. Both claim TO be Rcndiust-
err, but Newterry never lid any Read
justing, and we state FranlS-ly, without
any Blalr-ney, we rather sympathlze in
favor Of youthful sinners against gray
haired once.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
senator GOrdons Resignation.

Atlanta special to ,hs Cincinnati Commercial
The resignation Of Senator Gordon is a
complete surprise to people here. New
eriheless, his resignation has been in the
hands OF Gov. Colquitt week or ten
days. several have been mentioned AS
probable TO be appointed his successor,
but 1t IL quite certain now that as Gov
COlqultt cannot prevail upon Gen. Cor
don 10 Withdraw his resignation, he Will
tomorrow appoint eX-Gov. Jos. T..
brown ~ Senator. This will portend
much Of deep interest 10 Cincinnati.
Gen. Gordon may accept position on
he Louisville & Nashville railroad.
Everyone here. outside of leading rail-
road men, are mystifed at the cause OF
Senator Gordon,s abrupt resignation.
IL may be stated for a certainty that
Gov. Brown will be appointed Senator.
rlce Gordon, tomorrow, and will resi- N
the presidency Of the Western IL Atlantic
Railroad. Gen. Gordon will be appoint
ed attorney for the Louisville & Nash
vile road, and by this means the latter
road obtains control Of the former, with
the hope Of shutting out the Cincinnati
Southern.
The Board of State Railroad Commits
sioners Is the only protection the Cncin-
natl Sourthen will have in the manage
ment Of the Western & Atlantic railroad.
The scheme will operate to the serious
detriment Of Colquitts chances for re
election as Governor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
EVENT and COMMENT,

Pulaski county has two recent deaths,
Daniel Bird, respectable farmer who
hanged himself, and 4r. A. g. Mat
ihews, father Of Delegate c. II Math-
eTs, Of Giles, and Andrew Mathews,
recently killed At Wytheville. he was
eyed 90 years.
Gen. Malone declared in a recent
spee;h Al Farmyille, that he had always
been democrat and expected ever 10 be
one.
Mr.. Bryan Akers, highly respected
citizen Of Lynchburg died las. Friday,
aged II.
Bishop White, IA decidedly opposed
10 division Of the Diocese Of Va, and
recommends steps TO secure an assistant
Bishop. The Animal Council Of the
Episcopal Church met at Petersburg
last week. The Bishop, Of Africa, c.
c. Penic, was present.
Prof Harry EstiIl, Of Washington and
Lee University at Lexington, died last
week Of Bright's Disease.
A student named RAIDER, from Bote-
tourt Co., at Roanoke College was recent
" drowned while bathing in Roanoke
with lot Of other students.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

J. Fl. Wood, J. II. Winston. joel Kay
loT' DR.. L. B. Hilton, Maj 5. p. Me
Cornell, p. Hagan, aud II. A. Ayers.
These are all elected for 3 years. Reso-
unions were then adopted expressing
Confidence 10 the management OF the
70. ~ Pres'. Wood and endorsing that
Of Mr. james the V. P. The meeting
then adjourned sine die.
NETTING OF THE DIRECTORS.
The Board Of Directors then met and
created the Office Of Vice President and
0en1 sup't and electing Mr.. James
thereto. Col. inc. F. Terry was then
Reelected See. and Treas. The Board
then adjourned 10 meet at EstillyiUe.
June l4ih.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

oIIChLEfNILLE, LIE 20. NA.I
May IL, 1885,
Editor Neus:
Our village and vicinity was visited
by another very hard hail storm some
few days ago, but do not think It did
any serious damage. Last Thursday
and Friday witnessed the closing ex-
erciscs Of Turkey Cove High school and
College, and indeed II was one Of tie
best aud incest things | ever witnessed.
There was great interest manifested by
both teachers and students. The school
has been under the charge Of Prof. Da-
wilson for some two or three years. At
3 O'Clock Thursday eve the chapel was
crowded with people from al parts Of
the country and the adjoining counties
Of Ky. who had gathered to hear and see
The closing exercises. A large and
handsome stage had been erected and
The whole room was beautifully decorate
ed with evergreen. The boys and girls
presented nm interesting appearance on
the stage In class when the curtain
was drawn for the first time. The cx-
erclses were then opened by Prof. Da-
yldson, aud the entire class joined In n
lo1g.
The stage was furnished with an organ,
and the music furnished by Mrs. David
son WIS really fine. The primary class
Of little boys were introduced and the
little fellows rendered their pieces In
very admirable style. would like to
mention each with comment, but that
would make my letter too long.
Next came the little girls who acqnit-
ted themselves with great honor. quite
number Of comic aud sentimental dia-
louges were then rendered By the young
ladies and gentlemen and children ofthc
school, IN which there was some ma good
acting as will be found among amateurs.
"old Milky White" was especially
Imaginable Several other pieces we're
played aud the exercises closed 10 be
confined until Friday eve at 2 o'clock
At The appointed hour the house was
crowded to lts utmost again, even the
windows and aisles being filled. The
young lades and gentlemen acquitted
themselves with honor, especially the
young ladies'. The audience was then
dismissed for supper after which the
dialogues and charados came with their
side-spliiting laughter. The whole
thing was an interesting aud brilliant
affair. AAd I must not nil to say some
Thug about The hospitality Of the people !
Of Turkey Cove, for do not think there
n q neighbcrhood Of kinder hearted peo.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

CAPT. BLAIR, after giving his county
to Capt. NEwBEREY gets a sample of the
Captains gratitude and appreciation, if
the following is to be credited. The
Wytheyille ENTERPRISE of last Saturday
says:
At Giles c. H. Monday, in Readiust-
ers' meeting, Capt. 5. II. Newberry
passed the lie to Capt. + 5. Blair. who
instantly responded with tumbler from
the rostrum, following it up himself by
leaping the railing and getting hold of
Newberry for regular pugilistic matt
nee. Friends iuterposed and the parties
were separated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
The First Tenn. District.

Now Brother Democrats Of the gal
liant redeemed Frat Dlatrict, please
touch elbows In this race. Il IL said
Dob Taylor has to make IT, and We don't
zee why he cant fiddle In while such
cumbIson oonostogas ~ will be pltted
against hlu, are numbering along. Bob
has made good and useful member and
orght 20 be returned. We can beat Pet
tlbone again with him. II IA now set
tied the enemy have 10 carry Third
Termism, thing our Centennial fathers
warned us against. They were fresh
from the hoel OF monarchy and knew
Ia dangers. wchave been spoiled v.llh
u century OF liberty. or such II thing
could not be proposed In America now.
We have tho enemy on the run. They
remember 20, and are not willing -
trus, the ballo, box without the return.
Ing boards, Hence, they take man
whom they think, having the smell Of
gunpowder on him, can bulldose the
American people out Of their choice at
The polls An adversary with this dead
weight ought to be easily beaten, and we
rink II viii be, We ought to elect Bob
Taylor, AM Eek Psitebonc easier now
than ovOf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
Student UrnMncd.

Mr.. j. B. RAIDER Of Boleiout county,
student at Roanoke College, was
drowned in Roanoke river, near this
place, last Saturday afternoon. In COM
pany with other students, be was at the
river for the purpose of bathing. He
swan across the dam at Martins mill.
and in returning became s,rlnglei an
sank to the bottom. IL Was about h?l
an hour before bis body was found. Ir.
Wiley was present after the body wa.
recovered, and did all In his power to
bring the young man to life. The re-
mains Of The deceased were taken t.
Bo,etoHrt county on Sunday morning,
accompanied by DR.. VIM. Yonce, Of III
Faculty, and a number Of his College
friends. Mr.. RAIDER WINS about 20 wear
Of age, and was member Of the Baptist
church.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25


nc TX an. '~Eac',, c: tie public, Cen.
1So' :. GoEsoN hiss resigned hls seat
in The {. 5. Senate from Georgia. lie
had I've years YET remaining Of hi. term
ana though his salary was fve thousand
dollars and mileage Ter year. he declares
ne esnnO' live on ii, and that, having
served his State for 20 years. he claims
The right TO retire and look to bis private
Affairs. He is offered the position Of At
torney for the Louisville & Nashville
R. R., and We presume the offer il ac-
eompanied with large salary. General
GoRDoy is the first man who ever, with
out public reasons, resigned seat in the
Senate. Coz. CoLQUrT has appointed
Ex-Governor JOsEPH T. Brown 10 sue
coed Gen. GORDON, and though he ia
President Of the W. & 4. r. r., he has
accepted. Gov. Brown was the war
Gov. Of Ca, and toward the close Of the
war managed to become hostile to the
Confederate cause as represented BIZ
President Davis. He af.erward sup
ported Grant for the Presidency, but has
since resumed his place in the Demo
cratic column. Is there any good rea-
son Oh earth why he should have COR
DoS's seat?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

No, Bro. WEBER, we do not mean
that you are youngling in Readjust-
ment. You took your stand early In
1873, we think, and You may have don.
go Boomer, but we do not so remember It.
But how you miss 1t when you say read
justment proposes 10 pay the bondholder
all that was promised him. Riddles
Bill takes OF per cent. for war and re-
construction, and then one-third of the
principle for hard times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

THE we'll fed federal officials move up
one notch. P. NJ. General KEY takes
Judge Tigg's place on the Federal
Bench for Tennessee. Horace Maynard
moves up from Constantinople and takes
and takes the p. N. Ceneralship, and
Gen. Longstreet moves up and takes his
dish Of Turkey. Verify the Ass know
eth hls masters crib.