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Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

Every body smokes Cnapman's 3 cent
Havanas. "Whst everybody" Well,
most everybody. 4th and Shiplsy SITS.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
AND ICE CREAM FES,-
~ TIVAIL

.ANTEp.-qoOD ACTIVE BOY IA,
w, one accustomed to store pref. No. 8
'. ou ~. 6T+M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

"GESrLEMES OF THE CENTRAL CLUB j
am deeply sensible OF the honor conferred
upon me, and shall endeavor to ptovemyseli
worthy Of your confidence. With theaid
Of your counsel aud forbearance It shall
be my earnest effort to contribute toward
making our Club an honor and credit To
the party, and an important factor in the
campaign OF 1880.
"In regard to our National ticket have
only to say that in my opinion 1t Is the
best and strongest political nomination OF
modern times, and l predict for 1t tri.
umph that will even dwarf our splendid
victory OF 70; and with this great differ.
ence, too, that Il Winfield Scott Hancock
is chosen President by the people Of this
Republic, there Ia no power in the land
that will dare oppose his right. By ma
lures eternal law OF compensation II is my
firm belief that in the future OF this gov.
eminent the outrage Of four years ago
will prove for the Democratic party TO
have been a blessing In disguise"
After this speech was read names were
given in toward forminga club, and an
announcement was made thata subscrip-
ton would be opened for the hall rent ETC.,
but this announcement nearly depopula-
ted the hall, and soon alter tho meeting
adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

PERSONAL MESrioN.-Miss Sadie Brown,
South Side belle, is visiting friends at
oakdale, Pa.
visiting the family Of Samuel Adams, Esq.,
Seventeenth street.
Rev. W. a. Lester, OF West Alexander,
was in the city yesterday.
Brook Adams, who was recently ap.
pointed traveller for the Cincinnati Lead
Pipe and Shot Lead Works, leaves this
morning on his travels.
Mrs. W. 7. Derry and Mrs. DR.. Ulrich,
Of this city. LETT last night for New York
and Long Branch.
Mrs. Dr.. Ulrich, OF the north end, and
Mrs. Darrah, wife OF the druggist, left yes
terday for the sea coast, to be absent sew
eral weeks.
Tommy Kenney, OF the Vigilant fire
company, will take in the Cleveland ex'
Cursion to-day.
Mrs. John j. Kenney, OF the First ward,
who has been visiting friends near St
Clairsville for several weeks past, has re-
turned home.
Squire Miller lays aside the judicial err
mine to-day, and will spend the rest Of the
week fishing up at old Joe Shepherds.
J. NJ. Brown, wife and family, OF the
Seventh ward, left on the Andes, Tuesday
evening, for White Sulphur Springs:
II. J. Felber was summoned TO Cincin
natl, last night. by atelegram announcing
the death OF his brother.
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for additional Local See Era Page.


TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS IN 0HIo.-Tues.
days BeIIaire Independent says: "Mr. J.
N, Maring, whose business with Wheel
ing necessita,es good deal OF correspond
ence, by mail and telegraph, signed cons
tract last Saturday to have telephone con.
nection with the central Office in Wheel.
ing. We understand that the Bellaire mill
Ia also to be connected with that Office.
This Arrangement will give communication
with Wheeling, Bridgeport aud Martins
Ferry, as few establishments in both OF
the latter named places are to have con.
nection with the Wheeling office. 1t will
enable business men who take advantage
OF the enterprise to give orders and hear
from them at once. 1t will also save q
great deal OF time, trouble and expense,
when communication can be had direct
with whoever business men DESIRE"
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CRIMINAL NoTEs.-William Cots, who
bit Thos. Kinney's earoff Monday night,
and Kinney, we're up before Judge Gran
mer yesterday morning, on charges OF dis
orderly conduct. Kinney was fined s.
and costs-s5 70 in all-which he paid
The evidences in regard to Cots established
q felony, whereupon the Judge ordered
his arrangement before Justice OF the
Peace.
William Curry, for attempting to curry
Thomas Walker at the Second Ward Mar
ket House on Tuesday, was committed TO
the workhouse for thirty days, in default
Of 81 aud costs. Walker, not being
enough oil q walker to enjoy q pedestrian
excursion up the hill, paid the 81 aud
costs assessed him, and was released.
Stephen Quinn, for drunkenness, was
taxed so and costs, and sent up for one
year In default. Stephen had been re.
leased from the workhouse few days be.
lore, where he was serving out a six
Inonths sentence, on condition that he
would leave the city for the City's good"
Failing to do so, his sentence Is now very
properly doubled. -
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The marks last evening indicated s feet
and falling.
Business dull.
The local packets are making their usual
daily trips.
The Pres Ellison continues her trips to
Bellaire at the hours specified in her time
table below.
The St. Lawrence Is due from Cincinnati
tomorrow, and will return at the regular
hour Saturday.
tBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, July 14.-River l foot II
inches and stationary. Weather warm.
Departed: @. W. Bachelor, Emma
Graham.
CrScISNATT, July l4.-Riyer IL feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
hot. Arrived: Hudson, Pittsburgh, laid
up. Departed: Shinkle, Memphis; Will
Kyle, New Orleans; u. S. Snagboat E. A.
Woodruff, Upper Ohio.
CAIRO, July l4.-River 80 feet and fall
ing. Weather clear. Thermometer 92'.
Arrived: Clifton, st. Louis; Gaf, Cincin-
natl; Grand Tower, Vicksburg; Robert
Mitchell, New Orleans. Departed: Clifton,
Huntington; Grand Tower. 81. Louis,
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HANCOCK CENTRAL CLUB.-Last nigh
was the time set Tor the formal opening o.
the Democratic headquarters In Washing
ton Hall. II no more enthusiasm charac
terizes future efforts OF the unterrified in
this city than was manifested last night
this will be q tame campaign. At s o'clock
an INrELLIdEScRR reporter wandered Into
the building. which was brilliantly illu.
minated In order to attract as much atten.
ton as possible. Tie reporter found
about twenty five persons, more or less,
scattered around the hall, and la one lit.
tie knot we noticed Denis 0'KeeiIe, Col.
Hearne, Robert Simpson and one or two
others. This crowd we watched, and in a
few moments Mr.. Simpson called the
quarter hundred to order and nominated
MIR. Hearne for temporary Chairman.
MIR, Hearne was elected and escorted TO
the stand by the City Sergeant.
The Committee on Hall reported that
they had rented Washington Hall for four
mouths at 800 per month In advance.
The Committee on permanent organiza-
Hrn reported the name OF Col. R. NJ. Della.
plair az permanent Chairman, I. NJ. Oar.
TNh As Recording Secretary aud G. W. JEFF
fen as Corresponding secretary, Alex.
Updegratr us Treasurer, II. Reilly, j.
T, Holman and L. Delbrugge as Execu-
tive Conmittee.
Dennis O'Keetfe and Robert Simpson
were appointed q committee to escort the
chairman to his seat, when he made the
little speech, or rather read 1t
from manuscript which ne with him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15
cIeAR MANurAcrunERs.
Their Attention Called to New Leaf To-
hncen XnrehOuse.

Mr.. John Grazier, the we'll known pro-
prietor OF the New York Dining Rooms,
has embarked in new enterprise at No.
IS Wood street, Pittsburgh, where be has
opened warehouse for the sale Of Leaf
Tobacco exclusively. A full supply Of
Kentucky, Connecticut, Ohio, Wisconsin
aud Pennsylvania Seed Leaf Tobacco will
always be kept in stock.
A splendid lot OF Kentucky wrappers
and workers, also Connecticut and Seed
tobacco is arriving to-day, which cigar
manufacturers are cordially invited to call
and examine. Mr.. Grazisr has had many
years. experience.in the tobacco bnsipess,
and anufacturers will consult their own
interests by making an inspection OF his
stock before making their purchases. In
order to accommodate all, sales will be
made by the hogshead or in smaller guam
titles to suit the purchasers.
Mr.. Grazier will give the business his
personal supervision, and will be assisted
by his salesman, Mr.. S. G. Gracy.
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK IN THE GERMAN
BANK,-An unsuccessful attempt was
made to burglarize the German Bank
Tuesday morning about 2 o'clock. Two
men were engaged in the work, and had
commenced operations when lady
living next to the bank heard them. She
heard them discussing their chances OF
success quite freely, and they seemed to
be Of the opinion that they had only
about two hours Job before them. The
lady reused Mr.. Heckel, the cutler bnt In
doing 80 alarmed the midnight mechanics,
who fed before good view OF them
was obtained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WARRINGTON, July AL A. m.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather and occasional rains, winds most
ly west, stationary or lower temperature
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy and
weather variable, winds shifting to west
erly, stationary or lower temperature, fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

CAMPAIGN MuHc.-You can take your
choice. Gen. Garfelds Grand March, 40
cents; Beneath the Dear Old Flag Again,
song, 40 cents. Both have handsome pic.
lures Of Gen. Garfield. Gen. Hancock
Grand March, 40 cents; When Hancock
Takes the Chair, song, 10 cents. Both
have handsome pictures oil Gen. Hancock.
will send all four for ST. 25, or any two for
65 cents, free by mail. Address VIM. 4.
sheib, Music Publisher, Washington Hall.
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Jacob s. Hall, city.


Juo. l.. Plumley, U. S. Navy; John Q.
Belleyille, Martins Ferryi Corporal W. q.
Halter. city; Richard Garter. BrownswiGk,
VI; Jas. ii. Wheat, city; Corporal Q. d.
Booth, city; John II. Roberts, steuben'
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PIle., mo- cure SO Pny.

DR.. Kisner will be at the New Mcclure
Saturday, July 18th. Cure positive; sale
and painless. No cutting or tying. Cure
guaranteed. Consultation free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

P.o. &st. L. r. R. with new schedule
make close connections for western poinS.
Leaving Wheeling at 9.l2 4. NJ, arrives VI
at Columbus at $50 P. NJ, Cincinnau o p
", st. Louis 1850 the following morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

Summer Goods-I. Blum & Bro.
Palace Refrigerators-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Save Your Eyes-I. G. Dillon.
Young Mems Garfield Club, Attention
Saloon and Restaurant for sals-Gott
lieb Bayer.
Concert this Evening-Jno. Ulrich.
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THERMOMETERS KEvoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, az
observed at Rchnept's drug store, operS
House corner:
ls7y. 1850.
7Ar,Hu.8F V.7P.N. l7AH.l2A ST.. Pm
IS "a IS 50 50 % w 80
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CHEAP RATES
nerueen Well.burg nna wheeIlng.


The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St.
Louis Railway Company-Pan. Handle
Route-will hereafter sell reduced rate
tickets between Wellsburg and Wheeling,
at rates as follows:
Family, 90 trips, $40 10.
Family, so trips, SIS 10.
Monthly, 81 trips, S. 80.
Twenty.six and fifty trip tickets are good
for person named, for members Of his
family, or an employee, for one year from
date Of sale.
Monthly tickets are good for individual
use OF person named, and during month
for which they are issued only.
D. Holt, Agent p, ". & K. Division p. g.
& st. L. Ry., at Wellsburg, or j. NJ. Belle.
vile, Agent p, W. & X. Division p. G. {
St. L. Ry., foot Of Eleventh street, Wheel
inc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

TuMoRs, erysipelas, mercurial diseases,
scroiula, and general debility cured by
"Dr, Lindsey's Blood SearCher."
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THE Greenbackers held their weekly
meeting last night. No business Of in
portance was transacted, but Robert Mar
shall made q characteristic speech. Il was
announced that HenryS. Walker and Gen.
Weaver would both speak in Wheeling in
the present campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

CDR. SELLERS Cough Syrup" will insure
you a good nights rest, It Is the best
cough medicine in the market. Price 25c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

CONSTIPATION yields Il once and thor
oughly to the influence OF Hamburg
DIops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

TIE Mathews Light Guards,of Wheeling.
after three years service, was mustered
out and discharged last night. Its war
record was good. The boys, however, de-
cided to turn their swords into pruning
hooks, and are now open to engagements
as harvest hands.-StetbenpiH Herald,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rare Bargains at
The Iswslry Store Of :
JACOB W. GRUBB,
: Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
THE Council Committee on Claims meets
this evening.
No business OF importance was trans
acted by the Circuit Court yesterday.
The Hinge Factory is closed for want Of
iron, and will be idle for several weeks.
LARGE quantities OF water melons are
now arriving in the city over the B. & o.
THE Bavariau band will give concert
at Ulrich's Hall, IEtnaville, thi evening.
DuTcHY WEST will have hearing on
the charge Of burglary Monday next at 4
P. N.
The Andes received big lot OF iron
from Etnayille, for the southern markets,
on her last trip down.
WIN. LONG, an employee OF the B. & o.
shops, had bis hand badly mashed yes
terday. One finger will have to be ampu-
tated.
TWENTY-FIVE couple will go to Horn
brooks Park to trip the light fantastic to
Cockayne's music this evening, 1t will
be a private affair.
THE Junior Garfield and Arthur club
will meet tonight at Beethoven Hall,
Fourteenth street. This hall will be their
headquarters hereafter.
JOHNNY COOPER has made a complaint
before Squire Wait, charging John Stubbs
with hacking and dis6guring Hancock
and English pole. A warrant was issued.
A LABoRER, while digging trench at
Moenkmeoeller's new house, on Market
street, was buried beneath large fall OF
earth, but was dug out uniniured.
A LAD son OF Alopzo Cooper, who works
for Wilson, Dunlevy & Co., was badly
burned yesterday while playing around a
fire in the house OF his father, in North
Wheeling.
JAMES r. ARCHER, was yesterday ap.
pointed guardian OF Clarence B, Baguley,
orphan OF Dr.. David and Sarah Baguley,
deceased; bond $500 j. w. Boring and
Samuel Archer, sureties.
MARTINS FERRY sued the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company for running
trains faster than at the rate OF six miles
an hour in the corporate limits and OBJ.
tanned judgment Tuesday for S25.
THE following Turner'S will contest for
prizes at Alegheney, August s: William
Schambra, Albert Mayer, Otto Stump,
VIM. Mayer, Frank Rothaker, William
Goethe, Edward Verth, Jacob Loose.
TIE Mathews Light Guards, of Wheeling.
after three years service, was mustered
out and discharged last night. Its war
record was good. The boys, however, de-
cided TO turn their swords into pruning
hooks, aud are now open to engagements
as harvest Notwithstanding Herald.
THE Greenbackers held their weekly
meeting last night. No business Of i'm
portanGe was transacted, but Robert Mar
shall made characteristic speech. It was
announced that HenryS. Walker and Gen.
Weaver would both speak in Wheeling in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

ON SUNDAY the Pres Ellison leaves wheeling At
$40 A. IN Bbllare At $3.50 a. M, WhteInS IIn p NJ
BollSlr0 $50 o. IN. Wheeling 400 p m Bellalre $50
n, M, connecting with all trains on the B. 4 8. W.
Narrow Gauge Road, aud all other trninL Tho Eli.
son leaves promptly At the above time.
For freight or passage apply on board the 1teame
or 10 JOHN CROCK ARO, al Old Reliable WhIFlb0at.
Freight received atA hours At Old Reliable Wharf.
boat. Round Tnp Tickets, o. cents. Extn Tins
made on short u"tiee, for night excuniOns to any
nyiS JN6. B. LuKRNs. Captain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

nENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE
J SIRE 10 ave their natural teeth We you'd say
ina, Ee Al, now better prepared than before 70
snablo them 70 do 80. By the use Of an ELEcIRo
MAsSETfc PLus6RH We can and are making peue .I
AMI hNnisomer Gold F1lliDgS, with more ease TO our
PstIents, than have heretofore been made II TINS
rity or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PiuRger What We gay We can prove py ac'uHi
REORGANIZATION, Call and rec for yourselves.
JAMES n sURGls0N S0h
AMI M IIi0 Nsvka, Ct. whAAliug. W. Va.
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THE following Turner'S will contest for
prizes at Allegheney, August s: William
Schambra, Albert Mayer, Otto Stump,
VIM. Mayer, Frank Rothaker, William
Goetze, Edward Verth, Jacob Loose.
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Ghe qatellissater.


onoo. Nos. as and n Fourteenth Street.
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MARTINS FERRY sued the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company for running
trains faster than at the rate OF six miles
an hour in the corporate limits and OBJ.
tanned judgment Tuesday for S25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15
rnE BRAVE DAYS OF OLD.
Reunion of the Surviving Members o.
Carlin's Baitery-A Memorable Meet

Reunion of the Surviving Members Of
CarIin,s Battery-A Memorable Aee''
ing.
One Of the prominent military orsaniEa'
tons Of this section in the late war was
Carlin's Battery, Co. D., Of the LIST W. Va
Light Artillery. This battery was organ
lied August Goth, 1852, in this city, the
members being enlisted for three years,
unless sooner discharged. They served
with credit and distinction through their
term OF enlistment, taking part in the
famous engagements at Mooreteld, w
Va; Winchester, Va; New Market, Val
Piedmont, Va; Lexington, Va. and
Lynchburg, Va, and were mustered oui
June eth, 1865.
Last night number OF the surviving
members Of the organization met at Mar
tins restaurant, on Market street. The
special reason for calling the meeting 81
this time was the presence in the city o.
Mort R. Hoxey, popular member oil the
battery, formerly Wheeling boy, but
now Mayor OF Mitchelville, Iowa.
The meeting was called to order, enc
Capt. Carlin unanimously called to the
chair. @. H. Watkins was elected secre
tary, and Henry F. Jones appointed tt
The roll call developed the fact that the
following members were present: q,
Capt. John Carlin, 1t. j. NJ: Burchafd
1t, Thos. Harris, Jr., o. X. j. Ellttritz
artifcer: ]. Il. Sadler, farrier; William
Phillips. corporal; prlyates D. B. Clarke
G. W. Clarke, NJ. r. Hoxie, Jas. McCully
John Reid, 9. H. Watkins, Jos. Wheeler
WIN. johnson, corporal; A. Redman, cor
poral; J. q, Ainsworth, Geo, Dettin6augn
Jesse Hall, @. H. ssnseny, W. A. Carter
II. F. Jones, Il. seamoI, prlSales; 4n aos
yeant; P. S. Fletcher, James Dyson, J. !
SAdIer, private; ". H. Haller, corporal
]. B. Gorrell, sergeant; Jocob Honneker
The following is list OF deaths durinI
the war, with the name OF the place wher
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Mark Twain Tells an Anecdots o1
Artemus Ward.

Al Artsmus was once travelling in the
cars, drssdipg to be bored. and feeling
miserable. . man approached him, sat
down. and said:
"Did you hear that last thing on
Horace Greeley 2"
"Grssleyf Greeley 2" said Artemus,
"Horacs Gresley2 Who 10 he ?"
The man was quiet about i've min
utes. Pretty soon he said:
J. "Gsorss Francis Train Is kicking up
q good deal of q row over In England.
Do you think they will put him In the
Bastils 2"
"Train Train 2 George Francis
Train 2" said Artemus solsmnly. ~
never heard Of him."
This ignorance kept the man quiet
about fifteen minutes. then be said:
"what do you think about General
Grant's chances for the Presidency Do
YOU think they will run himi"
"Grsntp Grant, hang II, man. said
Artspus, you appear to know more
strangers than any man ever saw"
The man Vas furious. He walked on.
but At lAst came back and said:
"You coniound-d ignoramus. did you
ever hear Of Adsm2
Artsnus looked mp and said:
"what was his other namsT
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QUA ADvFRIIsIMa AGENTS.

O,W. CRANE No. 10. Leidesdord street,
(nsar Pine). san Hrsnoisco.
OA0wIN d ALLEN, 8: }: Carson CITY
". II. LANh. :: Empire Ctty
q. II. JAMESON. !: !: hene
o. CHENOWETH. /: Winnsmuocs
NEW YORK.
J. H BArxs.. Al fark nov
8, n. PsrrrssILL 4 Co.. /: "a Park hos
Gro. p. RovzLL. 4 Co.. "a: Il Park RoS
Tuu PAYxa may bo found on fis In New
York at the newspaper agencies Of J. H.
Bates. Al Park Row; 8. u. Pettsnsill d
Co.. 81 Park Row. and Geo. Il. Rowell d
Co.. 10 Spruce street
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07

That was quite an amusing circum.
stance when q well. known representa-
tive from Pike rose at public dinner to
make q speech. and spoke thus: when
I view this festive board, Mr.. President.
I can't help thinking OF those beautiful
lines OF Lopgfellow's, In which he says
-or-ah-er-which say-er-er ltap-
ping his forehead )-er-Mr. President.
believe. I've forgotten the lines re-
membersd." And hs sat down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07

The census spumerator tackled Ger.
tain part Of the city last week. and q!
one place interviewed . young married
lady. "Havs you any childrenT be
asked. "Yss." she answered. "whai
Ia the age OF the oldestf" "Ssveu
months. what Is the next ones
aQsi" The next ope!' she exclaimed
you don't s'pose there's been suothsi
one since. do your" Exit eIumerator'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07

On board Of crowded excursion car.
where the passengers stood so packed
that IL would seem an impossibility Tor
sheet OF paper to be passed between
them. . conductor collecting the fares
was heard to say to one man: "fou
should have your ticket in your hand.
"I have" vas the reply. "but cant
hnd my handg'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDNANCE NO los.

An ORDINANCE % Fix asd Collect
. Lieesss Tax Upsa Certain
Trades ssd Basisess Within shs
Cespsrass Limits sr shs Tswn 81
Geld Hill.
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TAKE NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED At IHE @ CON,
seoei saloon, Main ssrsss. Gold hill, xnl
. 49, ror,s for sari ana settls without further
nr:sios Or dsisy and thus svoid trouble and
ooSfa fhis nSans ousins.s. ,,,,x, A..
,aim THos. 8. PINCH. Assnl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
rIrasss AND yREieHr ooxrlSls

sxc. Is. Every person. nrm, association q
CORPORATION engaged In the Business OF zsns
mittins letters or other peckagss forvardtnl
aud carrying gold dust. bullioa. coin o. fr~tghi
other place, or from any othsr p acs " ths Tow
Of Gold Hill. and who hss plaos o( business
or agency In aid town. shall pay. quarterly, foi
Q licepse 70 carry on the same. according 70 MIS-
their or its monthly receipts. - In the avssags
ollowiug schedule;
First Olsss Monthly receipts nve tnousano
dolisrr or over. quarterly license. thirty dollars
second Clase-Monthly Iecsipte under Nv
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol
lArs. ..a .a