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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-09
DAWLEY SPRINGS. VA. NEAR

III HARRfsONBURG-Tbere are three LARGE
HOTELS, with appointments OF The highest order
and accom- IN citations for 700 gues,s. OPEN JUNE
LET. Rates: Day, $3.50 ; week. SO; $40 To $50
per month. Two thousand ct above tice waar
delightful place 10 escape heated summer months.
For particulars address &. A. SPRiNktL, ira
Surpr Utrrisonburg, Va. nav 26-fOd2ft
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BLACK
GREEADiNtS-at 164c. reduced from 30c. at
Csc. reduced from Ace: at 4Or. and soc. reduced
from zoe. These YerS cheap goods, and we adj
wise call on them.
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YOLTAIC PLASTERS
INSTANTLY RELiEvE
PAIN. SORENESS, AND WEAKNESS.
lmh 17-W&sl
/ CARD-Ibaye purchased of Mr.. He.

A CARD.-I have purchased OF Mr.. II. Z.
N AgNETT his entire stock Of GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, and all other MERCHANDISE In the
store No. 300 Adams street, and shall Keep con-
SANITY on hand general assortment or GROCE-
KIEs, WINES, and LiQuoks. together o WIN
GRAIN, MILL-FEED, LIME. eic Also. COUN-
TRY PRODUCE. FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER
and E6GS specially. 49,,
Soliciling q continuance Of the patronage mere
tofore extended 10 my predecessor ana OF ine yuo-
lie generally, l pro1i.e unremitiiDg attention 10
business and every effort 20 give satisfaction 10 my
Mr. AHsETT will remain will me. and be pleased
20 Sc his fiitnds. Very respectfully, :, n,,cr
A win be seen by the above card Of Mr.. William
d. TREE 4 have s0id 10 him bystock Of Groceries,
Liquors. eie ThaDkipg my FRIENDS ana tne pupnc
Tor their patronage FOR the past hfteen years. peg
that they viii continue II 10 my sue -essor, VINO e
N every respect worthy Of their confidence VIII
serve my friends Very respectfully. .ovvrm
Rolls " sAR2Rf ~
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D ON AIR.

RON AIR.
This ATTRACTIVE SUMNER RESORT will be
opened on The 9TH INSTANT for ihe reception OF
visitors. Bon Air Is about eight miles from Rich
mond, on The Richmond and Dansille railroad. The
hotel Is entirely new, handsomely furnished, AMI
supplied with all modern inproycul ents.
dancing pavilion attached, with large grounds
wen laid out The liable win be well supplied and
every attention shown to visitors.
In order TO accom- modae per sons I'm the city espe-
ciaiIy business men, trains Will have Richmond
after business hours IN the evening and return In
the msI ming I'm ample time for business
Telephone connection with Richmond free 70
guests. Picnic and excursion parties viii be fur
Wished with meals on reasonable terms.
For further information apply 10 the undersigned
NJ the Office OF g. II. Pulliam, No. Tenth street,
from the 7th TO the Nh Instant between the hours
OF 8 aud III O'Clock A. NJ. or by mail 20
l.. N. HAWKINS. Propri. tor.
care OF Samuel n. Puliiam,
te 7.lw Richmond pOst.nfilce.
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SUMNER re-. ms..


THIS CELEBRATED wATERTNG-PLACg, 90
universally known for 10 Alternative and curative
properties and lis fashionable patronage. Eiii Be
the buildings have been thoroughly repaired, rehts
ted. and rpfurnisbed vito costly AMI elegant room
aud psrlor furniture gss.fguts ard all the modgru
i'm provemeuts introduced.
Hoard, - per day.
board, S70 per moo 10 lof twenty eight dsyst
The CALWELL HOUSE, adjacent to the springs,
and grounds of the springs In common win al
other vi itors.
Board per dsy.32.
BosrJ per month lof twenty eight daysl $50.
Descriptive pan pheis 10 be hsd Of PURCELL,
LApD a Co., druggists.
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE T.. PEYToN,
ieo-lm MANAGING Partner.
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CUTICURA.

CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
THE NEW BLO0D-PURIFIER,
ACTS On TIE LIVER, KIDNEYS, BOWELS,
AND SKIN.
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NE LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS =
Nine cases OF NEW and CHOICE LAWNS at all
prices just received.
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
SWEEPING REDUCTION IN ALL GOODS,

SWEEPING REDUCTION IN ALL GOODS,
As am determined to close out the entire stock
| VIII for The next thirty DAYS otfer goods AT ex-
tremely low prices. VIII meh'ioh It" Oh nay
prices:
Fine WHITE CAMBRICS at 1oc.;
Best LAWNS az l0c.;
Fine DRESS GOODS at &c.;
OS TRICH- FEATHERS al 25c. bunch;
splendid line Of SUMMER HATS at your own
A n RissC assortment of GINGHAMs at Sc;
Best makes of CALlCOES at lowest prices;
PlQUE BONNETS at l2e.;
Fancy CUFFS and COLLARS at 10c. set
splendid assortment Of NECk-RUfFLiNGa
Fine ri Iis : yEsrtG GLOVES at 1oc.;
LADIES HOSE, slightly damaged at 5e q ps,r;
a splendid lot OF HAND and CUSTOM MADE
SHOES for Zen, adie 5. and children, which wi
be closed out very cheap;
LADIES' SUITS, ready made. nj $3.50;
Also, a fine line Of CLOTHING, some Of The hnes
ever brought 10 Richmond, to be sold very cheap
Sail carly 10 purchase your bargains = the
BALTIMORE AUCTION.HOUSE,
I6 east Broad street.
my 1s-M,w&Flm
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
TRADE TO THEIR LARGE STOCK OF
LAWNS,
ORGANIZES,
JACONETS,
LINON De DACCA,
BUNTINGs,
GRENADINES,
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLlNS.
and many other goods suitable for the seasons wear
They have by far the largest stock Of these goods to
be found in the city. aud guarantee their prices to
be as Low AS THE LOWEST. my 2f-eod
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HOT SPRINGS.
CEASIDE RESORT.
COBD'S ISLAND, VA.
FISHING, sNIPE-sHooTTYG.

This HOTEL is reopened for the reception OF
visitors. Terms ~ per day, VIZ per week, $40
per month"; Route from Norfolk or old Point by
steamer Banks 10 Cherrystone every Monday,
We day, and Friday. SPADY COBB,
ie1.lms irOnrietOrs.
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BUNTINGSl BUNTING! BUNTINGS.
Having bought the entire stock Of a large con-
Germ, we can show The largest assortment at lowest
prices.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JUNE =, 1850.
Sun DISCS. $1,000, 4:42l HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets...,..,.... 7:l4 Morning ........... 6:35
Moon sets........ sos Evening .......... 0:56

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE s, 1850.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New fors,
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen Coz
agents. 49,, w.t., Cat,
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
agent
Schooner John II. Rapp. Cole, Jersey City, ties
Curtis Il Parker. A., ~.
Schooner Amelia q. Ireland Gurus, NEW ioiA
ria Osborne's Wood. - -.
schooner Setawaga, -, New YORK, slaves,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. =,
Schooner Minnie, -, GEORGETOWN cahhei eoA''
Gervas Storrs, agent.
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n17- A LARGE STOCK OF TOWELS,
NAPKINS, TABLE DAMASK. sHEETINGS, aud
QUILTS, besides other articles I'm the housekeeping
line, bought since the decline aud sold at reduced
prices, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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w NEW ASSORTMENT OF PARA
SOILS Just received. making our stock complete
once more. Our low prices on PARAs0LS this
season have proved very popular.
LEVY BROTHERS.
FANS Of the most elegant description at attract
I've pr'ces. JET
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.prCvAL NOTICES.

NJ THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
ofLiNEN and LAWN SUITS. from the meow lower 70 The
prices at LEvf bkvi hEks:
Look a, our elegant WHITE INDIA LINEN
LACE-TRIMMED SUIT. JED
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

from Washington. headed: "a ssclnded
0rder-Did General Hancock Refuse to
to be Transferred to the Pacific Coastf"
As an authority 10 given for the commu-
nication, 1t seems that I should publicly
notice ths same; and Il would crafty
me II You would, In the manner you
may deem best. make such correction a.
would Be most likely to remove any mis-
apprehension on the subject. / have
not received any orders transferring me
from this station, nor any intimation OF
the existence or contemplation OF such
orders. Hence I do not refuse to be
transferred to the Pacific Coast. have
not rendered my resignation. AL OF my
information In the matter has been
derived from the newspapers OF the day.
/ had no communication whatever rtlst-
ing TO the subject with the authorities
until after the rumor OF my removal
was Published from Washington as
grouudlsss. Then General Sherman
wrote me Q note 10 the same effect.
am In nowiss responsible for any state.
msnt contained In the dispatch In ques.
ton. or for any misoonosption which
has arisen concerning this subject, from
first to last. / am very truly yours,
(Signed) WINFIELD 8. HANCOCK.
To William Hurlburt, Editor Of the
New York World.
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An Editor Assaulted.

N.rada (Cal.) Transcript, Augu't %.
Judge o. P. Stidger, editor and pro.
prietor Of the North San Juan Times,
was on Sunday afternoon whipped quite
severely, according to the reports that
have reached US. by Grant Huckins, the
ninsteen.yssr.old son OF u Of the Su.
pervisors Of this county. The aus OF
the difficulty appears to be an article
that appeared in the Times OF Saturday,
wherein some one designated as . hood.
lum (no names were mentioned). was
accused in vigorous terms Of maliciously
tearing down bills from places where
the town bill-postsr had placed them.
Evidently young Huckins took the arti-
Gle to himself, and concluded to get even
with the grsy.hairsd and fearless jour-
nalist by assaulting him. There are
several versions Of the affair. in some OF
which Supervisor Huckins Is represent.
ed as taking Q prominent part in the
difficulty. but We are not inclined to
credit the latter statement. All OF the
accounts that have reached this section
thus far are to the effect that tho Times
article was based on facts, and was no
more severe than was warranted. II
such is really the case, tho assailant
should DO severely dealt with in the
courts. as that il the proper source for
the victim to apply to for redress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

which Tanner partook occasionally was
really liquid matsmstis. q South Amer.
lean beverage. we'll known for Its
foregoing qualities, which has been
fully described by Drs. Gubelsr and
Msroond. and the French chemist Piaas-
son. and thus II was that Tanner did
wickedly deceive even his Argus
eyed medical attendants. and humbuS
the ~populsce, even while drinking high
iy nutritious water right bsfore their
eyes.
This yarn has q very Frenchy flavor,
and the chances are that there is not
word OF truth in II. but Mrs. Tanner
gets even on her scornful spouse
he threw OF on her. and now she
in turn gives him cruelty away. She
deliberately robs him Of his hard'ssrnsd
thunder, and though his fast may have
bean ever 90 honestly and faithfully
kept, almost at the expense Of his lifs'
vet the doubling world will sooner be-
ii,ys her story and set him down as
humbug. "Hsll hath NO fury like
woman ,.eornsd." and doubtless Mrs
Tanner now feels happier than abe hal
since her divorce.
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a U

For cool, calm, refined. dsvilish cruel.
~. the divorced wife OF DR.. Tanner 10
the meanest OF all. She ooolly waits till
he has passed through that terrible forty
days fast, when be required the most
judicious handling and management 1t
the hands Of careful and deeply inter-
sstsd physicians to keep him alive. ss-
pscially during the last few days. when
his suffsrings and torture were terrible
beyond description. and now this d.
voroed wife OF the ambitious sufferer
coolly comes out and says she knows
him TO DO 0 fraud OF the first
water, or rather Of prepared water.
She does not thus give him away
in his own country frst. but takes
pains to 60 out OF her way and tell it in
Paris. She . the expose to appear
in q French paper. and the volatile iros-
eaters are now smiling ct our crsdali'y'
and cracking festive jokes on American
sullibiliiy. That paper. the La tra"es,
explains that the supposed water OF
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Indian Justice.
Eureka Ssnnasi, Aususi 2,

A white man coming through from
Phoebe or Bristol stole an Indians horse
somewhere down In the vicinity OF White
river. The Indians followed the man to
Hamilton. or to the nearest constable,
and tried to have the thief arrested. But
the officer refused to do anything with
the case. saying that be could not act on
Indian testimony. The indians were
not satisfied. and resolved to have their
horse. They followed on to the neigh.
borhood OF Thirty. mils Springs, aad
stealing q march on the white man, they
captured the mustang. and also gave the
fellow who had him . most unmerciful
beating. finally stripping and leaving
him naked on the plains. The horse
thief had to travel two days In the
scorching sun before reaching o place
where he could procure an ouif, Of
clothes. II Is the universal verdict OF
oil who are convsrsant with the circum-
stances that the redskins served him
right. The nude one was blistered from
head to foot when hs reached q hsbita-
ton.
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A Relic Lost In the Fire.
Ear,ka Ssntinsl. Auau.t IS.

EhFest otNs'"ttt h"J"s' ~
Major John Hancock Dennis. OF the
Times Rerisr. comes down from revolu.
tionary stock. He was named after the
bold signer OF the immortal declaration
OF independence. Somehow q cane that
the original Hancock held in his hand at
the time he penned that grand signature
found its way into the Dennis family,
and finally became the property OF John
II. The Major placed great store by
the revolutionary relic, and when he
changed his residence from Eureka to
Tuscarora he left II with Judge Thomas
Laspeyrs for ssis-kespipg. The Judges
Office was burnt out during the late fire.
and with It went the Hancock cane. ex.
cspt about - inches Of the small end Of
IL, which Was dug out OF the debris OF
the Ryland brick building. That por.
ton rescued has been placed In q cab
met. where It will probably be safe in
future. Major Dennis has our sympathy
In his sad loss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
RICHMOND VS.. ALBION.
Anosher IsJssesisn suis and she
Albion Closed DsWn.
Eureka Smtin.,. AuOu.t rs.


Eureka Sentinel. August rs.
The Albion mine was closed down ct
II o'clock Monday. and yesterday every
thing was 90 still ~ death about the
works. The closing down took place ct
the instance Of the Richmond Company.
It seems that the Richmond, In tho
name Of Reuben Richard. has started .
new injunction suit. This last pro.
ossding 10 based upon . mining claim
called the St. David No. 2, which
stretches across the Albion ground to
the westward. The St. David No. 2 was
located by Mr.. Rick.rd In May OF the
present year. The Albion 10 at least
Two years older. The technical point or
points, involved have not been disclosed
to the reporter or the public. We only
know such facts ~ are above stated.
There are quite q large number OF suits
pending between these companies. oil Of
which. save the last, have been trans.
ferrsd to the United States Circuit Court
at Carson. II seems to be war to the
knife from this time on. The new case
Is set for hearing before Judge Rives on
September Sd. II is more than likely
that this one also will be taken to Gar
son.
We learn from one OF the surveyors
that tho ore body ~reoantly cut by the
Albion was chiefly, II not wholly. on the
Albion side Of the old injunction line.
The new suit. therefore. 10 something
entirely separate from an enforcement
Of the old line.
It 10 understood that Nj. L. L. Rob.
inson. President Of the Albion Com.
pany. will be up from Ban Francisco
during the week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

Dewey 4 Co.'S Scientific Press Patent
Agency has received official notice OF the
issue Of the following patents to Pacific
coast inventors. for the week ending
Angus. II. 1880: Jas. A. Gavitt, Day.
ton, W. T.. harness buckle; 8. Harris,
San Francisco. knob attachment; Henry
Jordan. San Francisco. cement; Levi
NJ. Kellogg, San Francisco. o%oncentra-
tor; II. Richmann, San Francisco, clamp
for rock drills; s. P. Sorenson and j.. @.
Stanton, Rio Vista. CAL, chair brace.
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Bodie.
Carson Appeal. August 26.


Mr.. n. II. Friedrich. the Comstock
jsweler. arrived in this city yesterday
from Bodis. He says that despite all
reports to the contrary. Bodis 10 all
righ. and it, prospects are good. All
the mills are running on paying ore. and
new mills are going up. The Bulwer
and Standard mills are running on
Standard ore; the Syndicate mill on
Belvidsrs ore; the Bodis on Bodie ore;
the Ninsn' mill on custom-rock; the
MONDAY and Spslding mills on Noon
day ore. The MONDAY 10 adding ten
stamps to its mill. making forty stamps
in all; and the Orc 10 building q mill.
The Mondays are also putting In new
pumping machinery. and heavy ma
ohinsry II en- route for the Red Cloud.
he thinks Bodis will DO an unusually
lively camp during the coming season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

The Lssdvills Herald Of August 22d is
no. only . huge paper Of ITSELF but
gives also . half-shsst supplement-. the
whole recording more information re-
ssrdins the newest discoveries and new
mining districts being developed In COL
orsdo than any other paper in that Sec
ton has sver accomplished ct any one
time. It gives Q largo hali.shset map
Of the famed Gunnison country. Cot
tonwood. Chalk Greek and Monarch
mining districts. together with the va
rious railroad routes. all complied from
actual surveys and other responsible
sources. People interested In that SEQ.
ton can And in this issue Of the Herald
a vast amount OF the information they
require.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

OF the Board Of Directors, made ON the twenty
fourth l2t) day OF July. 1880. 20 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary
win be sold at public auction. at the once OF
the company. No.. sae Montgomery .treet,
Room II. Ban yl.ncisoo. California, 90 MON.
DAY. the ThlRTRkNrH tl3thl day Of
5ErTRNBRR. 1850, at the hour Of one
O'Clock ?. 4. Of said DAY. to pay ssid DELINQUENT
assessment thereon. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF the sale.
DAVID WlLDkR, Secretary.
onhee-s1s Montgomery street, koom 81, Ban
Francisco. California. suaItd
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HENrUCK aINIHG COMPANY
N Location Of principal place Of business,
san Francisco, California.

Location ofworks, Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. hat st . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. hsh on the twenty dfth
(2sth) day Of August. 1850, m assessment mo.
iO Of Thirty tSo) Cents per share vss levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay.
able Immediately. In Omitted States gold coin,
70 the Beerstaiy. o. the once Of the Company,
Room ~. No. $40 Pine street. Ban Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid on the tventy.ninth (fsth J
day Of ssptembsr, 1880, WIN be dslin.
auction, and unless payment d made before,
win BE- sold o TUESDAY, the ninstsenth
usth) day Of 0ctebsr. 1880. 70 pay the delin-
qusnt assessmsnt, together with costs Of sdvsr.
Using . expensss Of sale. b. order Of The
Board OF Dirsetors. --
omes-Roon. -. No. 90 Pins strsst, IAN
Francisco, California. n
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood, etc, I will send Q 70.
celpe that will cure You. FREE UF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mission.
ary In South America. Send . self.addressed
envelope TO the Hxv. JosxPu T. Imam. Station
D. New York city. jsi6 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

Two hundred yards. Open TO all, except pro.
fessionals. First Prise Beautiful Bet OF Silver
Knives, Forks and Dssssrt and Teaspoons.
Second Prise-Eight.day Striking Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
NOTICE.

r HEREBY FORBID THE PUBLIC TO
i trsnsaet any business With or trust my wife,
Lizzie Grant. on my account.
Gold Hill. August ~, 1880. a7N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

Perfect safety and strict order will b. main.
tanned BY . Military Escort, Special Conductors
and Deputy shsrins. under command Of shertn
williamson, OF Storey county, while on the carsi
and 90 the grounds Shsrth Hill. OF Ofmsoy
county, will maintain order.
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eoRN.
DIED.

In Virginia. August 20, Ora a.. son Of VII.
liam and Cassie Elliott. aged . years and 0
month";.
In Modesto. osiifornis. Angus. a. Lillian
8tssdman. aged . years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
OLD MEH's RACE.

One hundred yards. For all Men over 80
years OF age. Priss-Handioms Bllvsr.mounts
Cane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

One hundred yards. Open 70 ali Young Ladies
under II yssrs. First PriEs-PLr Of Beautiful
PssrLmountsd Opera 0lsssss. second Prize
Silver Gard Receiver. Third P~riss-Jslly pish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
RoYs, RAoR.

One hundred yards. Open to al Boys under
Is years. First Prits-stem.winding Watch.
Second P~rizs-6ilvsr Cup.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
TRAIMa

Will leave Virginia st 7:s0 A n. Gold Hill q
7:S5 A. H.. stopping ct Silver City Switch and
intermediate points for s1curionists.
Returning Trains win draw up 70 the ground
at 50 J. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
MCN's CLUB.
LADIES' ARCHERY.

P%rirs-Siiver Wine Stand. Teams 10 consist
Of 8 men |; 10 shots each Of 20. 20 and 90 yards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

Aa-i''''. to er ::Y;:s A''.'----si %
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MEN's RACE.

Three Arrows 1t 20 feet. First Prize Silver
Toilet Set. Second ~Prifs-silver Cake BASKET.
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PROF. RIppIHaHAM's BAND,

which will accompany the excursion: and In the
Pavilion eli Who desire can indulge
In dancing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
LADIES' RACE.

One hundred yards. First Prise-Hsndsome
Jewel oasket. Second Priss-silvsr Butter
Dish.
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z TODAY.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DHMAININa IN THE PosToFFIcE AT
II Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada. August
n, 1880. II not called for within one
month they will DO sent to the Dead Letter
once ct washington. D. O.:
Ames Almon W Mitchell RIB
Abbott Ira Mclntyre Ms Nj
Bundy Mrs Nj McMartin
Bundy Mr. Harvey Mcconnell Daniel
Buxton VIM Mcdonald james
BOYD Miss Ssrsh-2 O'Hara Thomas-2
Bostford JB Perry Mrs Jennie
CLARK II d Quinn Patrick
Callaghan Timothy Quintrsll Mrs IA
Carroll Mr. MaryE Ramsey WI
Connslly Patrick Rich Bros
Dextsf y heins,ein b Wolf
Endicott Mrs dsorgel Bkuss Miss Lizzie
xmerson Lucius Toberei Mr.
Fits simmons Nrs-3l shirley / Lawyer
Hawkins " Tsmblyn James
Moran Jno Tolman Mrs AS
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Joss Pereise Furtunot.
POSTAL oAlps.
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8. W. oHuBBUoK. p. N.
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NATION.

Mavnincent Silver litter. Second Prize =
Beautiful silver Ice Pitcher.
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OLD. LADIES' RACE.
GIRLS RACE.

One hundred yards. Open 10 all Ladies ovsi
80 years. Prixe-Bilver Caster.
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