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Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
Pernicious Grain Corners.

1t would be a commsndable thing in
Congress if it had the power, and we
believe it has, to pass law breaking
mp these combinations made by specu-
lators generally called "corrers," to
force the prices Of produce either up or
down to suit themselves, no matter how
much the toiling millions, who are the
consumers, may suffer by it. So per
nicious has the habit of forcing corners
become that in our opinion Congress
would be justifable in adopting ex'
trems measures to prevent it, that trade
and commerce may fow steadily on In
a natural and uninterrupted channel.
The people have got accustomed to
"cCrners'' in finances and Congress has
had its hands full of legislation which
has had a tendency either to encourage
or prevent CORNERS in money, but
with the general result of bringing
about better condition of finances,
though there is much yet that could
and should be done to better and equal
izs the money that we use. There is
another branch of business however in
which "corners" are as frequent and
almost as bad in their results upon the
country as CORNERS" in finance. We
.allude to grain Corners" the latest
one having resulted in a regular grain
blockade at New York and Chicago. the
great grain centres of the nation. This
grain blockade it is said is likely to
prove disastrous not only to the produ-
GERS and holders of the grain, but to
another branch OF business which
stands in need of the fostering care of
the government, and that branch of
business is the shipping interests. 1t
is said that unless some of ths vessels
now lying at New York ana Chicago,
awaiting cargoes procure them spec Oily,
they will have to be sold. Ships are a
very poor investment when idle, but
when employed they send life thrill
of activity throughout all the CONNER
cial centres and ship yards Of the ma
tion. A certain number of hands must
be employed to take care of the proper
ty, wharfage must be paid and the in
surance, always heavy, must be carried
al usual. Reliable reports tell US that
there are fully $50 craft Of 600 and more
tons blrthen each waiting until il
shall please the grain spectators tC
ship their surplus store of grain. A
one thousand ton ship costs about $50
a day in the way Of expenses, and
when she is compelled to be idle two or
three months the entire profits Of a vOy-
ags are swept away in EXPENSES. When
the losses on the entire idle fleet are
computed it will be readily seen what
a serious loss the shipping interests are
compelled to undergo. Hundreds of in
dividuals aud a vast deal Of capital
are made to suffer Just because half q
dozen men can't force grain to the pri-
ces they desire. We repeat that Con-
gress would do an lncaleulable amount
of benefit to the nation if it would stop
President II aking long enough to pass
some measure whereby these pernicious
corners in grain and other produce
could be prevented.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
LOSE A little time tomorrow for the
sake Of getting assessed.

LENT WILL commence on the 11th Of
February, when he gayeties of the so.
ciety season will be curtailed for the
next forty days. During the two weeks
until the commencement of the event,
the social season will no doubt be made
use of preparatory to the long fast
which is to follow. Quite a large mum,
Der of balls and sociables are on the
tapis, while the more devout observers
of the lenten season are busily engaged
in making devices for trimming the
churches belonging to the denomina-
tions which pay most attention to the
season.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

INTHR Senate on Wednesday, Senate +
Blysrd paid 4 handsome tribute to the
sterling character and honesty Of Sena-
tor Chandler, but in the Holse Lot a
Democratic member had the manliness
to step across the party line, and say a
word for the d. ceased Senator.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

THE ORDINANCE offered by Mr.. Merris
Taylor last night in City Council in
reference to the balance of So, GOO
surplus said to be in the Treasury OF
the Board of Education, will fully
meet the exigencies of the City Council
The existence of this surplus was well
known at the time the ordinance max.
ing the city appropriations was passed
by Council. and could have been as
easily amended then as now, but il
seems that some OF the Democrats in the
Board of Education promised their
brethren in the City Council that the
amount in question would be promptly
paid into the City Treasury, and in
consequence the City Council would
not only have had the same appropria
tions but the $22,600 besides. 1t
would no doubt have come very handy
for filing out some deficiencies in the
appropriations, but it is doubtful if
the city wonld have received any credit
for it. Under Mr.. Taylor's ordinance,
the, whole amount will be fully account
ed for and the citizen tax x.payers will
receive the benefit of it in reduced
rate of taxation for city purposes.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

IFY do not get assessed tomorrow,
you will have to lose the time and bear
the expense of going to Newcastle to
get it done or you will lose your vote
tor President.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
DUBLIC SALE.

Tho subscriber going to quit carting viii
.ell at 18th end Walnut 81 On
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850,
Atlh o'clock,
Five good draft horses. 3 carts, 3 furniture
cars, extra Wheels. lumber and barre WAGON,
cart, lead ani wagon hrTnnss, cutting box.
ieedchests. &c. Sale positive. For fu theI
particulars see hand bil 3. A credit Of 90 days
will be given on sums oyer f2j.
JON W. HAWKINS.
L. w. Stidham X Son. Aucts. 1.23 6t-wli
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
RAND OPERA HOUSE.
a1-ONE NIGHT ONLY0q

CkAND OPERA HOUSE.
as-ONE NIGHT oNLYNa
JANUARY al, 1850.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1880,
JANUARY 81, 1850,
AND GRAND MATINEE AT2 p. NJ.
THE DENlER "BOUM" Is ROLLING ON
APPEARANCE OF THE FAMOUS
TONY DENIER'S TONY DENlER'S
PANTOHIIME TROUPE AVID STAND
ARD COMPANY,
including tho original and Only
GEO. IL. ADAMS. .(GRIMALpI) }
THE BEST Trlsk Clown In America.
And a Superb Corps of
PANTO MIME AND SPECIAL STARS,
30 IN NUMBER, IN
HUNPTY DUMPTY.
HUMPTY DUMPlY.
fdm,ssion as usual reserved seats now on
sale at the usual place. l.29
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
nUBLlC SALE.

DUBLlC SALE.
A snail farm OF forty ares, in Brandy wine
Hun 'red, (Loebe flrm) will be sold on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1880,
at eleven O'Clock, @. m,
at the auction room of thomas M. Ogle, 500
M lrket street, wilmin uoD, Del. Sale posi-
tive. Terms easy. CnAS. Is. LORE,
1-21-4td.ltw Attorney
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
THuRSDAY. EEREnARYh lss
NHULES MULES MULES! {!

win no sold at public sale, at the stables Of
X. M. GIBSON, on French street below Second.
on Saturday morning, February th. at ~
O'Clock, 20 head OF Kentucky mules. W j
broken, from to years old. They are AZ
to 1514 hands high, and weigh from $50 to
1850 pounds. Also four head OF young horses
good drivers and workers. The stock will b.
on examination at the stable from Monday to
Saturday. Terms at sale.
II. SHARPLESS.
L. W. Stidham & Son, Aucts. 1-29ltw-dtf
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
NXECUTORS' SALE.

At his late residence near Hare's Corner on
TUESDAY,
THE PATH PAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880
Beginning at 10 o'clock, A. M,
VIII be sold the personal property a.
of Benjamin S. Booth, teceased. con- kA3tr
sisting Of Horses, Mules. Oxen, Steers, Mllcl
Cows and other stock; farming implements
Of all kinda, Derry Utensils, Poultry, several
Hives of Bees, Hay, &c.
TERMs-For all sums under $40 cash Ovel
that amount negotiable note at 4 month
with approved security, with interest added,
BY order Of Executors.
L. W. StldhaiI 81 SON Auct's. 21.tt
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"
MONDAY EVEEING, FEBRUARY 2,
Mr.. John s. Ford has the honor TO an
bounce one appearance al above, OF the Real
istic American Comedian, MR..
Il. MACAULEY, b. MACAULEY,
B. MAOAULEY, b. MAUAULEY,
In his delightful portraiture of quaint char
aete',
"UNCLE DAN'L" "UNCLE DAN'L "
JUNGLE DAN'L" UNCLE DAM"
"UNCLE DAN'L" JUNGLE DAN'L"
Supported by his own excellent
COMPANY OF CONF DIANS,
In e. A. Looke's new and typical American
Comedy-Drama,
A MESSENGER From JARVIS SECTION
A MESSENGEH From JAWS SECTION
The sale OF reserved seats will begin on
Thursday, Jan. 20, at the uGnal place. l27
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

DRY Coz DS Every intelligent person
| DKY GDDNS -
| DRY GOODS knows that there has been a
| DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS large advance In all kinds OF
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS Cotton, Linen and Wooden
| DKY GO DS -
DRY GOODS Fabric% We are now selling
i DRY GOODS -
DhY GOODS and will continue to sell until
DRY GOOlS =
DRY GOODo our present stock is closed out
| DRY GOODS -
@ltY GOODS many kinds of goods, such as
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS NUSLINS. PRINTS, FLAN-
| DkY GOODS NELS, LINEN GOODS &c.
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS Much under the current prices
DRY GOUDS -
DRY GOODS of to-day. People will show
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS their wisdom by availing
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS Themselves ol this opportunity
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS to replenish at cid prices.
| DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS THELAsT, OToF PRINTS
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS AT 5CTS. A YARD.
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
DRY GOODS -
DhY GOODS Ladies' Gents and Misses
DRY GOODS -
Day GOODS HOSE, HOSE,
DRY GOODS -
DRY GOODS sets. pair, worth from 10 to l2H
DRY GUOnS -
DRY GOODS -
CLOAKS LADIES' AND MISSES
CLOAKS -
CLOAKS CLOAKS! CL0AKS!
CLOAKS CLOAKS! CLOAKs!
CLOAKS -
CLOAkS -
CLOAKS We are closing out at tremen-
CLOAkS -
CLOAkS dous r, juotion from regular prices.
OIL AXIS
CLOAKS You can buy from us for a few dol
ULOAKS
CLDAKS lars gool AMI beautiful Cloak.
CLOAKS -
CLOAkS The prices will really sui prise
CLOAKS
ULOAkS every thoughtful and intelligent
OLOAKS
CLUAKS customer who is at all familiar
CLOAkS =
CLt,AKS with the value Of these oods.
ULUAKS =
CLOAkS =
CLOAKS DURING THE MONTH OF
CLOAKS JANUARY
OLOAKS -
CLuAKS We popo e::eivlng our numerous
CLOAkS =
ULOAkS customers ard tn, public gener.
OLOAkS =
C.OAkS ally an opportunity to positively
CLOAKS -
CLDAKS save money, by pa ling on our
OLDARS -
CLtBkS counters
ClIDAkS -
OiAAKS GESUlNE BARGAINS
Oh 'AkS -
CLOAkS In many kinGs Of
CLOAKS -
OLlAKS DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.
CLOAKS -
CLDAkS BL!anca OF our
ULOAKS =
CLOAkS HOLIDAY GOODS,
CL JAKS VERY CHEAP 10 CLUSE
RESPECTFULLY,
CROSBY X HILL,
tROSBY q HILL,
NOS. go AND 222 MA9REC STREET,
NOS. Zo bND 221 MAHBEr STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

You MUST go to the City Hall before
FIVE o'clock tomorrow If you want to get
assessed.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
DUBLlC SALE

DUBLlC SALE
OF
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRING ERS.
Tho subscriber will sell at Public sale, al
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County
Pa, sn
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1850.
Thirty Lancaster County Cows and s2-rH
some fat stock. credit of 90 days E4H
will bs given. No postponement on account
Of weather. Sale to commence ut l.3D O'Clock
N. B.--A lot of York State Ewes and Bulls
will bo offered at Private sale on Feo II.
1.Z@tld&w AMOS W. HOUSE.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Auctioneefs
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

GET ASSESSED at tbs City Hall to-
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

TNHE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
J. in Philadelphia. JOHN WANAMAKER
Ora nd Depot, 18th st.. Market TO Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
A NOTE.

The Republican " Stall leads In
s,reuIasiOn. Advertise where you
get she most for yOUr money and
che I" Republican !" IL that paper.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

TRAND CLOSING-OUT
SaLE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE!
SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SALE!
PREVIOUS 20 OUk ANNUAL STOCK
TAKING, FEB. list.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

CEWING MAGAZINES REPAIRED ANo
- EXCHANGED. Also gu az, pistols and
looks for sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut.
teri, ratchets, wrepohes, drilling maohines.
engines and boie-s. JNO. u. HfRZFL.
elSu 200 u. Sc cond str eet
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
INGRAM CARPETS,

At very low prices. Come and examine OH
ock aud you will save time and m Jney
Ws are selling as cheap as the chen Iptst.
ADAMS 4 BROTHFR,
SOL Market ST eet. bo4 Market STRAIT
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

1925 WILMINGTON DEL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

the courage and action Of Names patri.
otto sons; have by methods vicious In
principle and tyrsnnical In practice, A.
tachec partisan legislation TO approprta-
tion bills; have crushed the rights Of indi.
yiduals, and vindicatsd the principles and
sought the favor OF rebellion against the
nation. and have endeavored TO obliterate
the sacred memories Of the war and 70
overcome its inestimable good results
freedom and individual equality. We
affirm It 10 be the duty and purpose OF the
Republi, n party TO use all the Legitimate
means this Union 70 secure the perfect
harmony which may be practicable. and
we submit to the practical, sensible people
Of the United States TO say whether 10
would not be dangerous to the best inter-
eats OF our country at this time 70 surren-
der the administration Of the National
Government 70 . party which seeks to
overthrow the existing policy under which
we arc 90 prosperous. and thus bring do
struction and confusion where there 10
now order, confidence and hope.
Ninth-The Republican party. adhering
to the principles affirmed by its last Ma
tiopal Convention Of respect for the con-
stitutional rules governing appointments
to office. adopts the declaration Of Presi.
dent Hayes, that the reform Of the civil
service should bo thorough, radical and
complete. To this end is demands the
cooperation Of the Legislative with the
Executive Departments Of the Govern.
lnent. and that Congress shall 80 legislate
that fitpess, sscertained by the proper
practical tests. shall admit 10 tho public
service. ly3l u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
A Cold Time.
Atlanta Constellation,

"well, I tell you. Brsr John Henry.
de cole was 90 cole, an de kiver wsz 80
light dat I thunk I'd make raid on
Marse Johns shinsle pile. an out l goes
an totes in O whole armful. Den gets
under dc kiver an tells my ole oman fer
ter Law 'sm onto me like she waz rooan'
q house. Bimeby she crawls In, an de
shingles vat she put on her side fer ter
kiver wid, dey all drap Of on do no.
Den up gifts an piles 'em on agin. an
wen l gifts In bed my shingles drsps Oh.
an dat's do way II wsz de whole olessid
night. Fus 1t vaz me up an den do ole
oman, an IL KEEP rs pow'rful warm.
too. dat kinder exercise. oh, you
oushter drapped rouu' bout dat time:
Brer John Henry. You'd q hesrd sho'
nuff cussinr'
"You don't tell me. Brer Rsmus'
"My ole oman say de devil wouldns
foun' Q ripper Niger. ef hs wer ter
scour do country fun Ferginny to de
Alabam!" wherest the good-humored
old darkey went shuffiing down the
street. singing:
Dc Big Bethel Church. dc Big Bethel
Church.
Dsy done put ole Satan behind en-;
Ei 9 sinner gits los' fun emmy udder
church.
De Big Bethel Church will And EN-.
Hits good to be dsrs. an hits sweet to be
dsrs.
Wild de sisterin' ell around you
A shakin' dem shackles er mercy an love-
wharwid do Lord 10 bound you.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
TAKE DE PLAIN noAD.

De Bsptis' ban 10 gwins to win
Tellin' you no story;
so put 10 name down while you kin.
On de roll TO- glorJ.
De Meth'dis' ban 10 fsllin' trough
Congregation 'spu In:
Putin on air. will never do
Too much highiaiutin'.
Good sods pons an buckwheat Gales
Mighty had to beat 'em:
But. lst me tell you what. 10 takss
Healthy folks 10 eat en-.
'Mong the Meth'dis des de same.
whsh deg hab do "scIffis';"
De members play de "put up game.
Standin' By dc rufiiss.
But hIghioned vitties bring de pain
Belly can't diges' 'em;
You cave yo' fdnds foo time o. rain
Bee wsy to inves' 'eu.
Jes' 90 10 10 wild rigion. too.
Too much stvle Will ruin:
De Gospel nsbber stomach you
Wild dat sOrt doin'.
Too much show will nebber work
In mule up-hitchin';
You mu,nt Eib no fancy Jerk
Foolin' wid de britchin'.
Kase Of you do de mule will hich
FAINT gwine TO be no piayin';
He will kicG you dead 20 dsbblish quick
You hab no time for prsyin'i
Dee take do plain road. dat's be bss',
As dc Lawd intended,
An don you'll md de welcome rest
when dc journey's ended.
-Nss Orleans Times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

In rHE DIN Rlt r COURT OF TIE
i tiryt Judicial Dis rict OF the state OF Ne.
yada, In aud for the county OF fStorey.-CAsSlE
rLLivrT, Piaiutin. VI. W LLlAM kLLloTr,
DeieudaIt - Action brought In the District
Court OF the Firrt Judicial Listrict OF the stAte
of Nevada, In aud for ,he county OF storey,
and tho compiai nied IN said county. In the
once OF the Cleik OF said District uIt, on the
lith day o. september. A. y. 1850.
The STA Q OF Nevada &c, dc greeting TO VII
liam li.i.tr. Defendant: You are hereby re-
quired TO appear In .. action brought against
,ou b, the apJye named Plsintin. IN the District
Court of the First judicial District OF the State
of Neyads, IN and tr the county of storey. and
answer tho complaint nied thsreln within ten
days (exclusive VI the day of rtrSicsl aner tno
service ON you oi this sunmons, II served In
rsid county, or, II served out OF said c'unts.
within twenty days. and 10 all other ,ss,s torty
dsys. or Judgment By default will DO tafsn
against you according 10 the prayer OF SAID
complaint.
OF this Court di solving the bonds OF matr |:
mopy existing between you and Plaintiff. and
awarding the Gu, tody Of kdi b kiliott, minor
child OF yourself ana Plaintiff. TO Piainrn. And
for cause OF action Pl,intif alleges that you
and Plaintiff were lnsrried 10 each other on me
Oath day Of December. a. D. 1870, and shu arc
more than three years last pat to prosids for
Plain ID or ner children the common necss-
ssries Of lie, and such neglect vas not the
result OF poverty which you could NOT nave
avoided b. ordinary industry; that there ~ one
minor child. nvi0R Issue OF tsid nafnAge'
named nditn Elliott: that there 10 no com.
munity property; ali Of which will more fully
appear By reference to Plaintiffs compisins
herein on nle With eerined etpy OF wnicn
you are herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that u you fall 70
snswer the complaint the said Plaintiff VIII
- "a urs saR ha rslief thafoin Dc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

01HE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE
l Town VI Gid Hill have ,sised the assess.
ment ON the following. described propeitJ De-
longing to the parties indicated:
conweIl w. O.-LOtt Dlock >. Range ID:
possessory calm. $iaa; improsemsnts, .n
flIo..... ........... .........'...... sS~
Couwsli W. o. Lot IL, Book 0. Range
rupSs q; po.ss.sS,y .opEs Lus. and 1, Bio.is:
Range ID; possessosy oIaina. elI0; im.
proSeu,.nts, $SU0; persoLh tropeiy. 49,.
x2JVO.. ..............:.....,..;. S'V
Rumett Gso'ge-Lots ., sand 10. Block
Q. kAn.e O; pos.sssory ciam IN $'co. im' ..o
rJas pnI!snsh' X. =. a~io; s %. Bioei s. Rang:
Fraser Mary Lot 7, Block Q. Ran.s q; -.
improvements. ....................... isWV
Franksnheimer N. -Los !. Block .,
Range u; pvsssssory claim. Sivo; I'M. a..
/ prvyemeuts, {I6U........- ....... ooo
Fr.nkeI l.. B.--Persoual property....... l,ovo
Gibson w. u. o. Lot ". block 2 Range
u; pos,e-eory Clam. $3ou; improve. 49,
ments, Sl2O..... .'...............''.'' w
Grant Il W Personal property.......... i,vo
Hal W. n. q Co. -Loi z. Block =, Range
u; possssrory ciAin, tte0; iinprvys.
usnts, $3.50; personal property. $tuV0 1850
Hall j. U.-Lot ,. Block ., hanse ID; pos- 40.
sersory claim. ................'...'.' w W.
James Chris.- Personal pioperty....... So
Jone, Jno. Jr. -pos-ssory ciaiu, $40; 49,.
linproyelnents $JuO... ............... wv
Ma,n.rd II. 0.-Lvt .. Block !, Range b;
pos.essory claim. $40; improveusnts
$780,. .......''....'...,:.... 1oo
Masonic Hall AssociAtion-Lot IL; Block
9, hangs o; improvements. ........... 2,2to
Mercer n.chard-Lot ~. Block 5, RANGE
Il U; possessory claim. loO
Mercer Richard - Lots IL. ~ anu 10,
Block 4, kADgs G; pssserrory claim.:. ooo
leynolds Il Co-Lot5 Block .. hapge ID;
possessory claim, ............ iW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
.ANN0Al. 'MEEiINa.

OPFICE KXCHvQUKR INNING COY.
-. l.:; s;si:Hsss &
Of the above named company Will Be hsld On
%oNDAY. u mi he sishseslts Qith) day Of Ooro'
BER. 1850. . .ss one. % The company; Roo.
ths Sour Of Ivo 81 ,. l.. foe ns election OF .
board. q Direc3c!s M sths 9sling ysef, seo
the tzansastiee q sneh ethsr eoaness = -!
properly cone bstnrs ~ neesins. Tss Gans;
o SooA. ~ - i s!ssiis &. e e w ~ .
0 - 80 ). ~ .Ck1St y HtIoT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
A CARD Of THANKS.

ITO TIE PEOPLE OF GOLD HILL AND
i vicinity. and especially 70 my frisnda:
Herewith tspd . my hssrtislt thanks TO you
for your iindnsss to me whils among you. In
bidding you farewell. and wishin9 you al
ood's bless,pg for your prospsytty. VIII only
add. though Ifaf away on Califernias shore' !
most rsvsfeassi feeling or ffispdship. and II
any OF ,ou ever wander my way 10 certainly
will give mo pleasure 70 accord 70 you the
friendly reception yoa rightly t:ssf,e.
Hills Ferry, stanislaus county, California. ists
Of Gold Hill.
September n, l690. NSw
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

mAxss roR TaE vlsoAL YSlR xrDMe
u NAV let, 1881, for the Town Of Cold Hili
are due tono row (Ssptsnbes istl and payshle
10 M, ii my odscs. In rear Of yellow jacket
Engine Hoass. Mas stssek Cold 4llt ostwssn
The laws and ordinances IN regard 70 the col,
lection OF same viii Be strictly enforced. AZ
w 'A' - = az -ir''IH 4. XuNNKDY.
Marshal. aui ex-oficio Tsx Collsctof.
Gold Hill, August 81, feo0. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

"Dsr amt NO use O. tryin' to hide yer
sins under fcs clos. TO- de Lawd can
see slick froo broaicloth." said tho Rev.
James Delavsn. at = Kansas camp meet
ing. Dan Kirby. o well.drsssed gam.
bier. construed the words a. personal
insult. and whipped ths preacher after
the services.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28

N,ooo RETURNS IN 80 DAYS ON go
SIzUU Invested. Oneial rspo.u, s,o -
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Abiding to Beecher's estimate that
one female house fly will lay twenty
thousand eggs in . season. the Church
Union thinks ''it is q pity ay couldn't
10 grated on q hen."
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