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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
uiscellane0u.

Dusrm, July Tho weather oil
over Ireland up TO the present has been
most favorable. Il 10 expected that the
potato crop will bs enormous. II prom
ises to exceed anything seen 10 Ireland
since q period anterior 10 the famine OF
ls47. The root and cereal crops are
also luxuriant.
LONDON, July 6.-Meetinss to ssno:
ton land agitation In its more advanced
character were held on Sunday last IN
various parts OF the West OF Ireland.
Representatives OF the Land League At
tended the meeting held at Duumors,
County Galway. A resolution was
passed pledsing the meeting to continue
the agitation for the abolition OF land
lordism and the establishment Of Q pea.
ant proprietary; also eongrstuising the
American nation on its ons hundred and
fourth anniversary Of Independence. 4
representative OF the Land League said
the Irish today we're fighting the same
battle that the Americans fought In the
last century.
A St. Pstersburg dispatch says: The
Russian Premier, Yaroslsuf, now ct
Marseillss, will leave there In about .
month to Join the Pscifo feet. The
Russsia, which has just sailed from
Cronstadt for visdivostook. carried
5000, 900 cartridges, 0.o0o, 900 sub
marine t~orpedoes for hsrbor and coast
defense, and two torpedo boats. She
will be the sixth Russian cruiser In the
Pacific, and It IL intended to send elk
more.
A Berlin dispatch says: The Union Of
Bulgaria aad Eastern Roumslia, with the
help OF Russian soldiers and o~fiosrs. Will
b, answered BY Austria entering Novia
Bazaar and penetrating beyond Metro
vita. To use an ambiguous phrase OF
the Treaty Of Berlin. "dsrmany 10 likely
to support Austria"
EX.Empress Eugene left Capstown
yesterday for England.
CoSsTASTrSoPLE, July by order OF
the Minister OF War Reouf Pasha, Gov.
ernor OF Adrianopls. has commenced to
mobilize the Second Army Corps. The
task is difficult. a. arms and horses are
wanting, but Reouf Pssha hopes by the
goth instant to have $1,000 elective
men. Three squsdrons Of cavalry and
thirty.three guns are In readiness for
the field. Offices for the enrolment OF
volunteers were opened throughout VII.
sgst and Adrisnopls on the 2sth OF June
and the returns for the nrst days report
are l400 enrolled. Troops have been
constantly arriving at A%drisnopls during
the past week.
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a Coed ~lsdlcaslea.

In working from the 5000 station OF
the Yellow Jacket the black dyke Dor.
dsrins the vein has been ont and found
to have q pitch Of over forty.h i've degrees.
This 10 q good indication. The late
workings In the incline Wine by which
the levels above were connected With
the lower levels. the vein vss found to
DO very fat. 90 that It took 200 feet on
the incline to make 100 feet %psrpendicu.
larry. The Strengthening up Of the dyke
indicates that the ledge 10 beginning to
take q sleeper pitch. and that may 30
regarded as the drst sign OF the lorna.
ton oil an ore body. Something further
will be known In regard to the actual
situation In the mine a. o o as the
crosscuts running east on the 1898 and
5000 levels reach the ore vein proper.
which lies usually some little distance
east Of the dyke.
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Piossss Eieeiies.

At o meeting Of the Pacific Coast
Pionsers. held last evening. the follow.
ing officers were elected: President, Dr..
E. B. Harris; Secretary. T. B. storer;
Treasurer. 8. d. Baker; Marshal, Frank
Ward; Librarian. Professor W. F. Stew.
art. The following Vice Presidents were
elected: Ira 8. Park. Lee Mcaown and
All. Dot-n OF Storey county; Charles
Wilson, Ormsby county; John Briggs,
Lyon county; W. B. Cain. Wsshoe
county; Il. @. Blanchard. Esmerslda
county. Dirsctors-J. y. Peck, W. D.
O. Gibson. A. J. Tyrrsll and Milss
Goodman. The officers elect will DO
installed this evening. and all the lady
friends OF the Society are invited to be
present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08
Impure BREATH.

Among all the dissgrsssble consequences
that follow the decay Of the iesth. an impure
breath must be the nost Notifying and IN.
pleasant to its possessor. and IL 10 tho most
1, excussbls and Offensive In society; and Jet
the cause VI Il may easily Be removed By CLEANS
ing youf teeth daily with thst lusuy popular
and swestsn- the breath, cools and fefrsshes
he mouth, and gives . pearll ks appssratc .
to IN teeth. Gentlemen Who indulss In suok.
Ing should cleanse their teeth with BOzO-
DON 4, ~ it removes al unpleasant odors Of
the weed. Ash your druggist for 10. 10
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SHORT OF

unmissaisbls benefits eonfsrsrd upon tens Of
thoussnds OF sufferers could originate and
maintain the reputation which Arsa's sAn'A.
PAsarIA ssjoys. Il 10 compound Of the best
vee,tsb,s sitsrstivss. with the iodidss OF Potas.
Jim and Iron, and 10 the mott essetusl Of oil
remedies for scrOfulous, mereurial. Of hood
disoross. Uni'ornly sueesssfsi and certain In
its remedial sssets. u produces rapid snd CON-
plsts curss Of seroiuls. sorss. Boiis. Hamors.
p,up,ss, Eruptioss. stin Diseases. and oil dis.
orders ari.ibg from inpurity Of the blood. By
IN inyisontins easets Il always relieves and
ofsn cures Liver Complaints. Female weak
nessss and Irsgulantiss. and y . potent 70
newer Of vitality. For purifying the blood !,
has no equal. Il tones NJ the system. restores
and preserves the health, and imparts visol
and energy. For forty years II has been In
extensive uss, and 10 tsiay the most svailabls
medicine for the suffering sick. anywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08
Co.e.rs Asa Festival.

The concert and festival ct the Meth.
odist Church this evening will afford
the people Of Gold Hill and vicinity an
opportunity 10 partsks Of some rational
enjoyment and excellent provisions too.
The following ladies and gentlemen will
take part in the concert: Mssdsmes
Hall, Macarthur, Huffaker and Keith.
Misses Bath, Harris, Neimeysr and
Morgan. and Msssrs. wastsll, Richards,
Gault, Prothsr and E. B. Willis. After
the concert . sumptuous supper will be
served without extra charge. Tickets.
hity cents.
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Political and Census Prospects.

CHICAGO. July - An Inter oosan
Warrington special says: Judge Porter.
Republican candidate for Governor Of
Indiana. leaves 10 open the canvas on
the lath. and speaks ct Indianapolis on
the ilth. he Il confident Of the saoosss
Of the Republicans In that State In
October. HIS successor - First Comp.
trolisr vas named ysstsrday-Judge w.
IAwrsnos. sx.msmbsr Of Congress from
Ohio.
Reports received from The census 10
Vermont Indicate such Q decrease IN
population that II seems doubtful II she
viii have more than two Congrsssmsn
under the nsxt splortionmsnt. There
are three nov, Ill Republicans. Some
counties show Q falling Oh from 10 70 IA
per cant.
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Teachers elected.

At Q meeting Of the Gold Hill School
Board last evening the following teach.
srs were elected for the ensuing year :
Mrs. c. 8. Kendall. Assistant Principal
High School ; Miss N. A. Eyeritt. A
Grammar Department; Miss Mary Nc.
Donnell. B Grammar; Mrs. y. Q. Went.
worth, @ Grammar; Miss n. F. Hurley.
D Primary; Miss Cassie Henderson. Q
Primary; Miss Ida II. Lynch. A and B
Primary; Miss Gsrtis Flanagan, A Pr.
mary.
Professor Young had previously been
elected Principal Of all Of the Gold Hill
schools. It will be seen BY the forsso.
ing that the Gold Hill Board has . yet
done but . portion Of Its work In select.
ing school teachers. At least Ave remain
to be chosen.
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The viPgtuis Foundry.

The Virginia Foundry. Andrew Fraser
proprietor. IL situated on the railroad
sidstrsek and just south Of the Julia
hoistipg works, and 10 convenient Of 40
cess by rail or road. Mr.. Fraser needs
no Introduction to the people OF Nevada,
nor does his foundry need favorable
mention. The one by the aid OF the
other 10 prepared to make oil kinds Of
castings. do repairs, ETC., on short no.
tics and to the entire satisfaction OF all.
The Office OF Mr.. Fraser 10 at Room No.
/, Blacks building, corner O and Taylor
streets, Virginia. See advertisement
under "New Today"
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Yssssrday's Birs.

The alarm Of hrs at p. N. Yesterday
vas caused BY the burning Of the wood.
shed ct the house Of Thomas woollsy
on the Divide. Children playing with
matches are supposed to have caused the
Are. The flames we're extinsuished BE-
fore the house caught. but many things
were carried out while matters were Q
little unssrtain - TO how far the Ore
might sItsnd. Damage Light.
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hlsk.

Auditor wilkin hss been sick for sew.
sral days and 10 not yet able to b about
much. although improving. Hs first
took Q hard cold, but kept d his desk
I'LL compelled by an attack Of pnsumonia
70 leave Il. The Recorders and Audit.
or's ofaos 10 now In charge Of O. d.
McDufis, who understands the ins and
outs Of the business thoroughly. 20 that
no fears need b entertained BY the
public - To the business thsrs. Mr..
wilkin will probably BE- around In q
abort time.
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Miscellaneous.


NEW YoRx. July s.-The funeral OF
George Ripley. literary editor OF the
Tribune. took place yesterday. Among
tho pallbsarsrs were George VIM. Curtis,
whitsisw Reid. President Barnard Of
Columbia College and Edmund @. Stsd.
man.
The Tribune says: General William F.
Smith confirms tho statement that Gene.
raj Hancock declared his intention In
1877 70 obey the orders Of Tildsn as
President Of the United States. should
that gentleman take the oath OF office.
A Herald Washington special says: II
10 understood here among the personal
friends OF Hancock that he will. prior TO
the publication OF his letter OF accept.
ance, tender his resignation % General
In the United States army.
WARRINGTON. July ga dispatch ut
the State Department officially an.
nounces that there 10 peace In Buenos
Ayres. the instruction having been sup.
pressed.
SpRNoYrrLD, Mass. Jolly 8.-Psul A.
Chsdbourn, on account OF private bust.
ness interests, has rendered bis resiena.
ton OF the Presidency Of Williams Col.
lege, to take effect next College year.
DENVER, COL, July IA Iribuns Las
Vegas special says: General Grant and
party arrived here at 10 o'clock this
morning and were met ct the depot BY .
large and enthusiastic crowd. The
General made o short speech. A ban.
qust will be given him tonight.
A Republican Leadville special says:
Early this morning. a. William Carter
was escortipg Mrs. Dillon homo from o
bali, they were met by the lattsr's hus.
band. A quarrel ensued and Carter shot
and killed Dillon.
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destructive Cloudburst.

YRrxA, CAL. July GA heavy thun.
der shower two miles east Of this place
last night caused considerable damage
to the ranches along Shasta river. tear.
Ing up the ground twenty feet In places,
washing the crops out BY the roots. and
flooding gardens deep with debris, DO.
sides filling up bitches. The dry gulches
were dangerous to ford, and Shasta
river was Overlooking In . very short
time. This was NO doubt . oloudburst.
and o monster one, Of several miles
LONG. but narrow,
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Terrible Fall.

Chico. July s.-Yss.erdsy morning q
young man named Frank Chapman.
supposed to be from Reno, fell from
the third story window Of the Union
Hotel 10 the ground. His right arm 10
broken, and the doctor says be 10 bleed.
ing internally and has small hopes Of
bis recovery. Hs hM been ct the hotel
for about three weeks, and most OF the
time under the influence OF liquor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-08
Murder nj Merced.

MracEp. Csl July IA man named
Sam Enocbs. . gambler, was shot yes.
tsrdsy four or Ave times at short range
In the saloon Of Madam MoClung. alias
Madam France. by man named Alex.
Mckenzie, . late arrival here from Val
l.jo, and 10 dying. Constable Fardsn.
hire was promptly on hand and arrested
McKepzis and took him to jail. There
10 great excitement over the affair. The
wounded man had NO weapon In his
hand except . cans. which hs always
carried, being very lame.
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A.sshsr nsw ,

The Bslehsr has just received from
the rope factory Of Rosblns Sons Gem.
paay. Trenton. New Jersey. . cable for
the old incline. This cable II Of ordi.
nary size, 1900 feet long. and Of the
best steel wire, - are al that oompsny's
manufacture. 3. V. Mooney. agent, 10
receiving . good many order now Ter
these cables. and they are coming into
general use here.
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THE COURTS.
osart-Risi.s. Jadss

The following business was trans
acted In this Court today:
E. @. Lotus W. His Crsditors-Dis.
charge granted.
In rem. mandamus VI. Mayor. etc.,
OF Virginia, to compel the allowance Of
certain fees to Thomas Moses. Justice
Return Of order to show cause why per.
emptory writ should not issue; motion
made BY defendant to quash proceedings
on the ground that there was . remedy
ct Law; motion argued.
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SAN FRAScisco. July IS ?. NJ
Bodis. 81; Sierra Nevada, liz; Eureka
Con-. In; Savage. I IS. I 60; Hale 4 Nor
sross. 3 90; Benton Con-. I 10; Mono. 81;
Mexican. 81; ophir. ~; California. Q;
Yellow Jacket s.. 81; aoodshaw. ~, ! So;
Mammoth. 2k; Bslehsr. I 10. II; Alta.
I 10; Julia, tss; Champion. SOC; North
Nsondsy. ~; Imperial. Csc; Summit. q;
Queen Bee. 25s; Dudley. Soc; Bullion. / 90;
kadsnas, I 10; Gould 4 Curry. 8 10. 8 10;
Grand Prize. I 40. 1 IS; Bulwer. 8.
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Yesterday afternoon Patrick Little,
aged ten years. son Of the widow Little.
whose husband was killed In the mines
some time ago. Tell from . railroad car
In Virginia and broke his lett leg Just
below the knee.
Some OF the sidewalks In Gold Hill
are sadly in need Of repairing. About
the only improvement In that line during
the present. season has been made BY
Covsrdals In front Of his barbsr.shop on
Main street.
Mining meetings are called a. follovs:
Best 4 Bslcher Mining Company. July
~; Oysrmsn 8. II. Co.. today; Savage
n. Co., July ~; Utah 8. II. Co.. July
Is; Union Con. b. II. Co.. July -.
The Grand Jury was in ssssion this
forenoon. and from the Witnesses IN Al
tendance II was surmised that the shoot.
Ing Array Of Crosby md Finlsn VA un'
isrso,ns Investigation.
A grand shooting match viii tsks
pisss ai the SsTsa.ld Guard range for .
valuable breech.losdipg shotgun on Sun.
lay. July IL. for the benefit Of the
sidow Carrisan.
The Consolidated Virginia has de-
clarsd . dividend Of atty cents per share.
payable on the 18th Of July. This 10
the h~fty.ssoond dividend paid BY this
company.
J. E. Mcdonald. County Clerk. won
The China tea Get ct the Zsmloeh distfi-
baton Of prizes last evening.
Charles Formsn. Superintendent Of
ths Oysrmsn, Caledonia and the Forman
shsit, went b>low last night.
County Surveyor Hoffman has been
called to Candidate again to survey
mining claims.
Captain T. @. Taylor. Of the Yellow
jacket, was among The departures last
evening.
Senator Jones 10 expected back this
month. He will stump the State thi'
fall.
oolopsl r. +. 0sblston lsft for biz
home In Colorado last evening
yireiuis d doing . good work IN
s,ssaai,s gravel along Q street.
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nas,ee. Aissrai spsisss.

The Rubioon Mineral Springs. ten
miles west Of McKinney's Landing. Lake
Tahoe, are now open Tor visisors. The
medical qualities Of the springs are TOO
veil known 10 need enumeration. Tbs
hotel IL run By Mn. Bauer. formerly Of
Vireinis. and well known also - . ostsr.
o., This u . good place 10 stay while
Waiting The LAKE. Bee sdvsstissasni In
suosAss column fos further ~psstisulsrs.
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SON at Union Hill. where his wife re-
sided. ADD forbade her going 70 . picnic.
Upon her refusing to obey, Jacob fatally
shot her. BE then went into q barn and
killed himself. Kuntx has several times
attempted 10 take his wifs's life. and
also that Of his son, who protected her.
Kuntx ind wife were both v . sixty
a Of ace,
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Isarnsids Ahead.

Following telegram should have been
sooner. but was overlooked:
Boprr. July 9. 1880.
EDITOR News: SarsArlds ahead aRain.
Tommy O'Brien has won the frst prize
her. ; score. 43. have Gibson sing
- Brethren, We shall meet again."
CHAaLxs v. BoIsor.
Gold Hill will rejoice over the forseo-
ing, - Il always does over . success OF
the SarsA-lds. Deacon Gibson will most
certainly lead In the hymn.
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Arr,x.i. Tn I.

Up Drexisr. ON Harris. T Cara, "
sasd.r. 4 Carroll. u A Murphy. N CLARK,
Geo Rurks. r Il stsnwood. jos Cornelius.
Il Shay. 8 Brown. J n Hooper. Mrs San.
dsrsou. = Dodd. @ H Wallace. Jas Berry.
Rev Father NsNulty. J n Woodwork. J
II Green. Miss Flynn. Mrs. J T Landrum.
Mrs. Hymsrs. Miss n Dyer. Mrs. B Sim.
mons, Mrs q D Allen. Mrs d A Bender.
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Apprseiasivs .
The following card. received with the

The following card. received with the
REQUEST to insert. speaks for itsslf:
Eprros NEws: Ths widow OF the late
Judge F,tz Simmons Wishes to return
her most sincere thanks to the noble
6rsmsn OF Gold Hill who took upon
themselves 70 render the last ssd duties
TO the dead. and Who % kindly buried
nv dear husband by the side Of our de-
ceased and dearly beloved daughter
Julia. I would have expressed my graf.
ituds before this. but have been very III
and unable to do %.
Mls. ELLA B. Frz sn0oSs.
Gold Hill. Jaly z, 1850.
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IsssalInsiea.

The following nsvly.sleotsd officers Of
Gold Hill Lodge No. Q. A. o. q. W.,
were installed In their positions at
Masonic Hall last evening BY D. @. P.
n. 8. W. Chubbuck and staff: A. @.
Cowan. P. II. W.; A. @. Cowan, u. W.;
@. W. L,kins. F.; @. W. Keith, o.; D.
Thorburn. R.; B. I. Turmsn. F.; ]. v.
B~ennstts. REQ; II. Hand, g.; Chris.
wsidrmann, ]. W.; @. W. Hall. y. W.
A large number Of brethren from Storey
Lodge, No. 8. assisted. At the banquet
tossts and speeches were kept up till
midnight.
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p.,.rture. Last Evs.i.E.

Nn wildbahn. Mrs Prisk. Thos Nordsw
and wife. r Heinrich. J Duane. L Banner.
JF Newer. J Donohus. Magic NeCsbe.
4 Martin. Z r Smith. 1T Davis. d B
Lyman. D = Kenny. A Tippstt. d Rich.
ards. W II Davis. II Kennedy. 8 Melvin. J
b Angus. James Murphy. Geo Z Amss. W
u Stewart. T @ Taylor. il Robertson.
Mrs. N Booth. Herbert s~ehosnfsld. xrs L
Schoenfsld. Miss u sharksy. Ell Cush
man. r Z Kelly. Miss Del Walters. Mrs
Walker. Mrs Hurd. Charles Forman and
family. Miss + Giles. O Toohsy. Carrie r
Cave. Mrs Fsnehsr. W II somsrs, J d
RobSrts.
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Ja..ies Coars -.ri...i.shsm }. P.

The following business has been
transacted in this Court since last 70.
port:
State VI. A. Follstts.-Char9e assault
and battery; set for 3 P. u. tomorrow.
State W. John Mahonsy.- Charge,
petty larceny Of wood from the Bullion;
prosecution discontinued on payment oil
costs BY the defendant.
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A CARD.

To all who are s~ufsrnt from the errors and
ipdiscrstions Of you b, nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood, etc., I will send Q 10
ceipe that will cure you. FREE UF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered BY Q mission.
arr In South Amsrics. Send . sslf.sddrsesed
envelope 70 the HEv. Josxyz T. hnAS, Station
D.. New York city. tsie ~
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srocx aErosr.
Last EVENING.

-
AIT xyxxrSo.
,o,
aso 6ulsLa o Sn lot
20 SSons nsu. ,,L n. ish
80 W'.sW1u o.
y aouei'S, Sso
, urand rriss,
3
Nv ArSsntA. wv ~
ilos NAVAJO, sSe
Y Belle Lsie' .,c
w DAY. v .
= loion =
20 ~. n,.h,o isx
roo North Belle Isle. SOC
400 Holmes, l5c
rs Bechtsl.
20 Bodis, 81
$50 Summit. 2. oS
Sc Bulwsr. 2k,s
600 0oodshaw. II
70 Conoordia. $50
$50 Champion. 800
$50 Blackhavk. SO. Sc
100 Bsividsrs. 2sS
sss Becker Con-. zoe
$50 Queen Bee. asc
Ito Mono. . 80
70 Con. Pacific, N
40 Dudley. SOC
500 Addssds. l 10
20 MONDAY. 81
iloc Double standard. soc. 40
$50 Orient. Zoe
TOO hsnme.n. .
2Ie Martin white. soe
80 Boston Son.' "
70 silver King. On
iAo TiPtoP' ~
rlis MORNING.
70 ophir. II
$50 Nsxiean. 81. a.
100 oould q Curry, 3 10
2io Bsss 4 pslshsr. az. Sd
90 CaIiferuia. 10
7o0 av,s 4 4 q
xso Can. Virsinis. AZ
aie u,Is 4 Norcro... 81 G
100 po,o.i. q
a crovn Point. 1 50
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the YELLOW JACKET PUMPS.

OF rhsn opsrasiss . Gel
nm. $3.50 Feet started ~ oaes-
Sometimes Of the Paopssg ~.
parasss ~ she nias asd 81 ,
Coslisg Poad.
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Inetler Duperate Old Tool.

NEW Yosx. July s.-Jacob Hunts.
vho resides ct Homsstsad Station. on
The Northern Railroad, New Jersey. yss.
tsrdsy forenoon went 70 the house OF his
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1850. 1880.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
9. Y. HALL, Proprietor.

TINS oLpEsrAsLlsHgD AND REL
= able Laundry 10 prepared 70 turn ont any
quantity Of hsnovassd and olsan Linen v1,a-
chemical application.
Pseissss psnetuaily :es,isd sr and 70
UPPioEs Theodore wo,ns Clothing stcss.
opposite iptsrnasion.i aotsl, g s~trsss. VII
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29
NRw HAMPSHIRE.

&C. l., Todd OF Antrim, was killed
tho other day by the accidental dis
charge Of his gun while he was out
hunting,
William Chappcll, OF ColebrooE'
has light Rrahma spring chicken
raised by c. Colby & Co., that weigh
cs II pounds and IS ounces,
Fred w. Cheney, one oi the edl-
tors Of the Granite State Free Press,
Of Lebanon. will soon start Republic
can newspaper at Newport, N H.
"A married couple Of Portsmouth,
not yet arrived at old age, mrs the pro
prictors often cats, all Of which wear
nice collars bearing suitable inscrip'
tons. The cats are fed every morn :
Ing with beet steak wei cooked.
Mrs Nathaniel White, Of Con-
cord, has generously given $4,000 10
the Centennial Home Tor the aged IN
that city.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29
Horrible Tragedy.

Allentown, Pa, Dec. 27-.Jacob
Gogel aud his Wife Annie, couple
residing four miles from Bethlehem,
Pa, were found dead in bed this
morning. Their heads were nearly
severed from their bodies, by an axe
which was found in the apartment.
The room presented shocking sight,
Joseph Snyder, who boarded with the
Gogels, was believed to be the MUIR
derer. lie was caught by an iufuria'.
cd mob soon after the discovery Of
the crime and hanged to the nearest
tree. Gogel was day laborer, about
40 years Of age, and leaves three chill
dren. The motive tor the double
murder is unkn own.